February - Woodland Springs

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The Woodland
February 2016
Annual Meeting
Page 3
Bunny Hop
Page 4
Calling All Artists
Page 4
Daddy Daughter Dance
Page 9
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• February 2016 • Woodland Springs Word - Page 3
2016 Annual Homeowners
Association Meeting
Tuesday, February 9th, 6:30pm
As managing agent for the Villages of Woodland Springs Homeowners Association,
FirstService Residential is pleased to invite you to the
Annual Association Meeting to be held on Tuesday February 9, 2016.
Please plan to attend:
Date: Tuesday, February 9th, 2016
Time: 6:30pm (6:00pm Sign In)
Location: The Villages of Woodland Springs Amenity Center
Address: 12209 Timberland Blvd. • Fort Worth, Texas 76244
Become more informed about our community and participate in decisions concerning us all.
All VOWS residents are welcome! At this meeting, we will conduct general elections of both the
Homeowner Advisory Committee Members (elected to a 2-year term)
and two Homeowner Board Members (elected to a 1 year term).
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7th Annual Bunny Hop
March 5, 2016
Hop to the spring with VOWS 7th Annual Bunny Hop
at Bray Birch Park on Saturday, March 5, 2015. Join the
1-mile fun run and/or the 5k runs at
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Please register for free to attend the egg hunt (for our
planning purposes!) at http://tinyurl.com/vows-egg-hunt.
There will also be bounce houses, music from DJ Kam,
a petting zoo, and egg hunts sectioned off in age groups
starting at 11 a.m., including a Quiet Egg Hunt section for
kids that are overwhelmed by the Ready Set Go hunt. Early
registration for the runs will be $20 (or $10 for kids 12 and
under) until February 21st.
Thank you to Kevin Dunn with REMAX Team Dunn for
sponsorship of the race management.
Calling all
Artists!
On your marker, get bunny, go!
VOWS Events Committee is looking for a bunny drawing
to go on the front of our 7th Annual Bunny Hop race
t-shirts. Please submit your drawing by 8 pm on Sunday,
February 7th to [email protected], and you will
receive a confirmation response that your drawing was
received from the events chair. Drawings will be in a
Facebook photo album from 8 a.m. Monday, February 8th
until 8 p.m. Friday, February 12th. The drawing with the
most Likes will be featured on this year’s shirt. Good luck!
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Covenant Corner - How We Can Create A Strong Community
A hive of bees is a perfect example of a
community working together in harmony
and for the common good of all its members.
After all, a bee living alone can barely
survive, let alone prosper. But in a hive made
up of hundreds of other bees, each taking
responsibility for the various jobs necessary
for the survival of the community, the lone
bee not only survives, it contributes mightily
to the success of the hive.
The secret of the bee’s success in living
together in a close-knit community is
that each bee not only understands the
interrelationships that exist between it and
the rest of the members of its community, but
is willing to accept some of the responsibility
for the hive’s prosperity by expanding their
role in the community whenever necessary.
As homeowners, we too can choose to
recognize the interrelationships that exist
between ourselves and our neighbors and
how those interrelationships have a direct
impact on our quality of life. We can also
choose to take some of the responsibility
upon ourselves to contribute to improving
those relationships and in the process
improve our community. In order for our
community association to continue to protect,
preserve and enhance our community assets
and our property values, each member of our
community has to acknowledge their role
in our community and, at times, be willing
to expand their role to take on some added
responsibility.
Although we don’t have to participate in
the election process, choosing to do so
contributes to the success of our community.
Our role as a rule abiding member expands
to include that of a voting member. We also
have the opportunity to attend our Advisory
Committee meetings in order to better
understand the business decisions made by
the Board. When we choose to attend those
meetings, our role as a rule abiding, voting
member now expands to include that of a
participating member.
For example: We all must obey our
governing documents, we agreed to do that
when we purchased our homes. By obeying
community rules and regulations, we
contribute to our community and accept the
role of a rule abiding member.
And when we choose to serve on community
committees or the Advisory Committee,
we accept another role and become a
rule abiding, voting, participating and
contributing member.
Each year we conduct an Annual Meeting
at which time we elect our Board of
Directors Homeowner Representatives and
Homeowner Advisory Committee Members.
So, let’s all work at recognizing what roles
we can choose to accept in our community
and, like the bee, work together at making
our community the best place to live that it
can be.
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All day events: group decides the night before what time
they will meet. On-Site Office opens at 10am if you arrive
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VOWS Dance
VOWS Dance performed at Breakfast with Santa at
Woodland Springs Elementary and at The Conservatory
at Keller Retirement Community for their Christmas
performances during the 2015 Holiday season. Thank
you to the dedicated parents and dancers for representing
our community in such a beautiful way!
VOWS Dance is led by residents Carlee and Audrey Sitar
who have offered free dance classes and performance
opportunities to the community for the last six years.
Registration for new students will open in February.
Class space is limited and residents must be current on
their dues. Class will be open for children ages 5-10 who
would like to try dance. This is a beginner’s class that
includes ballet, jazz, and musical theater.
For more information, contact VOWS Dance at
[email protected].
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Breakfast with Santa
Ho Ho Ho and Santa cheer to all. Neighbors shared
in breakfast and crafts, while children checked
Santa’s nice list for their name to glow. Acacia
played and laughed and shook some holly, as she
took the photos to remember the occasion that was
so jolly. Thank you for coming, we hope you are
merry for the rest of the holidays.
The Villages of Woodland Springs
Daddy Daughter
Dance
We will have two dances this year!
Register at:
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Email [email protected] for
more information
Saturday February 6th
1st Dance: 4:30 – 6:30 pm
2nd Dance: 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Amenity Center • 12209 Timberland Blvd
Tickets: $5.00 per person
Registration will begin on Monday,
January 4, 2016 at 8:00 am
Code Blue Connection
Preparing for Spring Break
Spring Break will be here before you know it. As you prepare to take off for some family
fun, please remember to prepare your home before you leave. Make sure you leave some
lights on in the home on timers. Another deterrent is to leave some music playing. Keep
your property well lit. Tell a trusted neighbor that you will be gone and make sure they have
your contact information. Set your alarm system and secure your cars. Place a vacation
hold on mail and newspapers and ask the neighbor to pull any door hangers and unexpected
flyers or papers.
For those planning on staying home to get some work done, remember when you are outdoors, to lock your doors and secure your garage. Thefts can occur when you are out of
sight.
Parents please watch your children while they play. Don’t assume that the neighbor down
the street is watching your child. Please do not block the roadway for children to play. This
is against the law. Any child under 18 must wear a protective helmet when riding a bike.
The Fort Worth Curfew is in effect 365 days a year. Any child under 17 years must be off
the streets after 11pm. Sunday – Thursday and at midnight on Friday and Saturday nights.
If you have visitors over Spring Break, please remind them to take all the valuables out of
their vehicles and “Lock” their car doors. Please “Don’t Reveal to Those Who Steal”.
If you would like to learn more about the FWPD Citizen’s on Patrol program, please contact
Brenda Fitts the North Division Coordinator at [email protected].
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2016
February 6: Daddy Daughter Dance
March 2: Resident Coffee & Donuts
Upcoming Events:
March 5, 2016 - Bunny Hop
April 29 - May 1st Spring Garage Sale
May 2016 - Spring Garage Sale
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WOODLAND SPRINGS
January 2016 – March 2016 Babysitter’s List
Sandrine Ella........................................... 509-470-2168
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Bethany Kloesel ...................................... 817-948-8835
(American Red Cross: First Aid, AED, CPR Certified)
Logan Thomas......................................... 817-228-8166
The young people listed below have offered their services
as babysitters in our community; the contacts are provided
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COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
If you’d like to inform residents of a club, group,
hobby, or interest, let us know - email the management office at lisa.roquemore@fsresidential.
com with the subject ACTIVITIES. Only residents who are current with VOWS HOA assessments may participate. All meetings below are
at the Amenity Center unless otherwise noted.
Please note that scheduled activities or details
may change after The Woodland Word goes to
print, but up-to-date info can be found at: www.
woodlandspringshoa.com/community-eventscalendar/
MOMMA FIT - Want to work out but don’t have
anyone to watch your little kids? Come to Momma Fit Thursdays from 8 am - 9 am at the amenity center. One part playgroup, one part workout,
with all fitness levels (and physical restrictions)
welcome. Bring some toys for the kids to share
while we work out together. A mat and weights
are strongly recommended, but not required. *being a mom and/or having little kids at home not
required to come work out with us!
VOWS BOOK CLUB - Meets the first Thursday
of the month at 8:30pm. Books are nominated
and voted on by members. Add yourself to the
Facebook group “woodland springs book club”
for more information.
PiYo – Fri. 9:00am-10:00am. Come get a great
strength, cardio, and flexibility workout using
your own body weight. PiYo is for all fitness levels and very easy on the body. Great music too!
Bring your yoga mat. (PiYo is a combination of
yoga and Pilates but more fast-paced than traditional yoga.) For more info contact: Eileen at
[email protected]
Runners are diverse in experience.
Lamington Dr. [email protected]
HOMESCHOOL GROUP - VOWS residents
who homeschool children are invited to join the
homeschool group, created to support each other. Please contact Holly Bender by email at [email protected] with HOMESCHOOL
in the subject line.
THE COWTOWN STACKERS CUP STACKING CLUB – this group meets Thursdays
from5:00pm-6:00pm at the VOWS amenity
center on Timberland Blvd. Stackers from ages
5-95 with skill levels from beginner to expert are
invited to attend. Cost is free but please bring
your own cups, timer, and stack mat. For more
information, contact Jimmy and Carmen Griffith
at [email protected] .
PLAYGROUP - Bray Birch park after school
3:00pm. Everyone is welcome!
TODDLER PLAYGROUP - Playgroup for preschool age children. Please go to the VOWS Facebook page at facebook.com/woodland.springs
and search “VOWS Playgroup in the search box
for more information on this group.
INFORMAL TODDLER SOCCER PRACTICE/GAMES – Soccer for Toddlers, ages 3 ½
to 6 years old. The group will meet at the Bray
Birch Park on Tuesdays from 6:30pm-7:15pm.
For more information contact Colleen at 817-6003945.
TEEN IMPROV GROUP – Wednesday 8:00pm;
contact Paul Brough [email protected]
This group helps kids build confidence, creativity
and individuality through activities and acting.
CRAFT NIGHT - VOWS hosts a craft night
each month – see calendar for date. Admission is an item to share for the potluck meal;
please bring your own drink. (No alcohol)
For more info: [email protected] with the subject “CRAFT NIGHT”.
FIT CLUB – Monday at 10:00am. Workout to
PiYo, T25, Body Combat, 21 Day Fix and other
Beachbody DVDs. For more info contact: Eileen
at [email protected]
LUNCH BUNCH - Empty nester with extra time
on your hands, like to try to get to know some
of your VOWS neighbors, and do a monthly
lunch out with others? This group meets the third
Wednesday of each month Contact to Pauline
[email protected] for details.
WALKERS/RUNNERS/BIKERS/TRI-ATHLETES - Saturdays 6:30am; meet at Bray Birch
Park to go for a walk, run, or bike ride. Walkers/
NEIGHBORHOOD PRAYER FELLOWSHIP GROUP– This group meets rain or shine
every Saturday 6:30am-7:30am at Bray Birch &
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BINGO – Bingo will meet the first Friday of
every month from 7pm to 9 p.m. Ages 5 and up
welcome. We are asking for a $5 donation prize
item for a kid or teen. Adults play for a chance to
win sponsored or donated prizes. Contact Tammy
Melendez at 817-680-7766 or TammyM0415@
yahoo.com or Joni Baldwin at 817-602-1194 or
[email protected] if you
have any questions. DANCE CLASS – Registration for new students
will open in February. Class space is limited and
residents must be current on their dues. Class will
be open for children ages 5-10 who would like to
try dance. This is a beginner’s class that includes
ballet, jazz, and musical theater. For more information, contact VOWS Dance at vowsdance@
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English! Classes are available at several levels,
beginning with the very basics. Focus is on vocabulary, grammar, and conversation as well as on
learning everyday tasks like banking, shopping,
making appointments, and completing job applications. Students from varied backgrounds and
language groups are welcome. The spring session meets on Thursdays from 10:15 a.m. – noon,
starting January 14, 2016 through April 28, 2016. Contact Dorothy O’Grady (817.337.7458) or
Lawrence Duhon (817.431.2545) to register. Location: First Baptist Church of Keller, 225 Keller
Parkway, Keller, TX 76248, Room 248. Fee: $5
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Woodland Word
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Ingredients
1 9-oz. box chocolate wafer cookies
5 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
1 cup frozen raspberries, thawed
1/4 cup plus 2 Tbsp. sugar
2 8-oz. packages cream cheese, room temperature
2 large eggs plus 2 large yolks
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
4 ounces white chocolate, melted and cooled
1. Preheat oven to 350ºF. In a food processor, blend wafer cookies
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and mix until crumbs are evenly moistened. Pour crumbs into a 9-inch
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over bottom and about 1/2 inch up sides of pan. Bake for 8 minutes,
until firm. Transfer to a wire rack and let cool completely. Reduce
oven temperature to 250ºF.
2. Combine raspberries and 1 Tbsp. sugar in a food processor and
blend until smooth. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into a bowl;
discard solids. Using an electric mixer at medium speed, beat cream
cheese and remaining 1/4 cup plus 1 Tbsp. sugar until smooth. Add
eggs and yolks one at a time, beating briefly after each addition. Add
flour and vanilla and mix just until combined. Fold in white chocolate.
3. Pour cheesecake mixture over cooled crust, spreading evenly.
Drop spoonfuls of raspberry puree on top and, using a toothpick,
drag raspberry puree through cheesecake to create a marbled effect,
taking care not to drag in crust. Bake until edges are pale golden and
cheesecake is just set in center, 1 hour and 15 to 20 minutes. Let
cool completely on a wire rack, then cover and refrigerate until fully
chilled, at least 2 hours. Cut and serve.
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Important Reference
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Did you know that VOWS
has a Facebook page???
The number of users on our neighborhood
Facebook page is growing! We find this to be a
great tool to get the word out about everything from
lost pets to community events and
everything in between.
Important Reference Numbers
Visit
facebook.com/woodland.springs
today!
Animal Control.............................................................817-392-1234
Code Enforcement.....................................................817-392-1234
Fire (non-emergency)............................................ 817-922-3000
Graffiti.............................................................................. 817-212-2700
Police (non-emergency).......................................817-335-4222
Trash/ Recycle............................................................817-392-1234
Water.................................................................................817-871-8210
VOWS (onsite office).................................................. 817-741-1719
VOWS (after hours)...................................................877-378-2388
It’s important to note that the Facebook page is not monitored
or endorsed by the Homeowner Association or FirstService
Residential. It was created by residents as a tool to help inform
neighbors of things such as missing pets, items for sale and barter,
small groups and events, and so much more.
The Villages of Woodland Springs
North Central Ballet
• 414 homes sold
• Average Days on Market = 15 days
• Average Sold Price = approx. $226,000
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*Based on 2015 MLS data
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Each office is independently
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Tickets available at
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Woodland Springs
Homeowner’s Association
The purpose of a homeowners association (HOA) is to maintain, enhance and
protect the common areas and interests of the subdivision or neighborhood. Individual homeowners, as members of the association, pay periodic assessments
support & utilize neighborhood amenities (pond, pools, parks, tennis courts, etc.).
The assessments pay for community expenses such as entrance monuments, landscaping, amenities like clubhouses, tennis courts, or walking trails, insurance for
commonly-owned structures and areas, an on-site management company, or any
other item delineated in the governing documents or agreed to by the homeowners’ association.
Currently, the Advisory Committee, which is comprised of elected residents, is
the intermediate group between the residents and the Board of Directors and Centurion American (VOWS developer). This will continue until full development
of VOWS is completed. The sub-committees report to the Advisory Committee.
All residents are invited to attend Advisory Committee meetings which are normally held the 4th Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm at the Amenity Center on
Timberland.
March 2016 Advisory Committee Meeting
Tuesday, March 22, 2016, 6:30pm
at the Amenity Center
ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS
David McNeil ........................................................ [email protected]
Frank Friar............................................................. [email protected]
Frank McArthur..................................................... [email protected]
Lora Fulmer .......................................................... [email protected]
Matt Lorenzi.......................................................... [email protected]
Peggy Lundquist-Wegner..................................... [email protected]
Richard Gardener................................................. [email protected]
Robert Rouse........................................................ [email protected]
Shirley Gansser ................................................... [email protected]
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SUB-COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Budget & Finance - Peter Stamps........................ [email protected]
Newsletter............................................................. [email protected].
Landscape/Grounds - Jim Houston...................... [email protected]
Kimberly A. Somers, EA
Personal / Business
Bookkeeping & Taxes
Pools..................................................................... [email protected].
Safety/Security - Open ......................................... [email protected].
Events - Beth Sovereign....................................... [email protected]
(817) 471-8911
www.KSomersEA.com
CALENDAR OF EVENTS – FEBRUARY 2016
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
1
Homeschool 9:30am
Dance 3:30pm
Fit Club 10:00am
8
7
Girl Scouts
5:00-10:00 pm
15
Fit Club 10:00am
21
Girl Scouts
5:00-10:00 pm
22
3
Teen Improv 8:00pm
9
Homeschool 9:30am
Dance 3:30pm
ANNUAL MEETING
6:30pm
Fit Club 10:00am
14
Wednesday
2
16
Momma Fit 8:00am
Cowtown Stackers
5:00pm
Vows Book Club
8:00pm
4
Teen Improv 8:00pm
17
24
Early Voting 7:00am –
Early Voting 7:00am – 7:00pm
7:00pm
Homeschool 9:30am 7:00pm
Fit Club 10:00am
Dance 3:30pm
Teen Improv 8:00pm
AC Meeting 6:30pm
Friday
11
Momma Fit 8:00am
Cowtown Stackers
5:00pm
Saturday
6
DADDY DAUGHTER
DANCE
12
13
PiYo 9:00am
Early Voting 8:00am18–
5:00pm
Early Voting
Cowtown Stackers
8:00am – 5:00pm
5:00pm
PiYo 9:00am
Craft Night
7:00-11:00pm
Early Voting
7:00am – 7:00pm
Cowtown Stackers
5:00pm
5
PiYo 9:00am
Bingo 4:00pm
10
5:00pm
Homeschool 9:30am 5:00pm
Dance 3:30pm
Teen Improv 8:00pm
Code Blue 6:30pm
23
Thursday
25
19
NFW ALLIANCE
MEETING
20
Craft Day
12:00 – 11:00pm
26
27
7:00pm
PiYo 9:00am
29
28
Fit Club 10:00am
Apollo Dog
of the Month!
Phoenix was part of a animal
cruelty case. When the Shelter received the call Phoenix
was tied to a tree with no
access to food or water, it was
obvious he had been this way
for many weeks. He was no
longer strong enough to stand
and was carried to safety.
What was the excuse? They claimed he was aggressive. Phoenix is not aggressive at all. He plays with other dogs and children. We will never know
the truth and why he had to suffer like he did but we do know he will never
have to suffer again. Phoenix is very loving. He knows what we have done
for him and he appreciates it. Phoenix needs a family to call his own that will
love him no matter what. He is very smart and ready to please. He needs
someone to work with him and show him how to love, show him a normal life
a life he should of had in the first place. He needs a second chance!
If interested in meeting Phoenix, please email:
[email protected]
and ask for Phoenix!
Apollo Support &
Rescue Adoption Center
314 E. 4th Street Justin, TX 76247
Open 9-5 Monday-Sunday

February - Woodland Springs

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