June 2014 - Sleepy Hollow Homes Association

June 2014 - Sleepy Hollow Homes Association

Sleepy Hollow Homes Association
June 2014
Sleepy Hollow Bulletin
44th Annual Fourth of July Fun!
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reedom has its life in the hearts, the
actions, the spirit of men and so it must be
daily earned and refreshed — else like a flower
cut from its life-giving roots, it will wither and
die. ~Dwight D. Eisenhower
As I drive by the clubhouse several times
every day, it’s great to see all the activity
going on there. The pool is open all week,
swim team continues to practice and it
feels like summer has returned to Sleepy
Hollow again. Though the schools have let
out for summer, I want to remind you to
please drive safely. There are lots of kids walking and riding bikes.
I have heard rumors that some people
think we will close the pool early for construction of our new club house. This is
simply NOT TRUE! As I have written
in past letters, there will be no interruptions of pool hours this year. So if you
haven’t done so yet, don’t hesitate to join
the pool this year. Our plans to rebuild
the Clubhouse are moving forward and
we hope to have final approval for permits
before this letter goes to print. Any future
construction will happen after the pool
has closed for the off-season in the fall.
There’s still time to donate to this great,
community legacy.
While we are on the subject of the Clubhouse, I hope you will make it to what
will be the 44th annual, Fourth of July
parade. By the way, the first two parades
were organized by the Horsemen’s Assoc.
of Sleepy Hollow (HASH). There were a
large number of horses, a fire truck, the
Prince Charles Bagpipe Band, the Natural
Gas Jazz group on a flatbed truck, the 4H
Mounted Flag bearers, Boy Scouts, Cub
Scouts, Brownies, the Legend Club, and
many others. This was before the Swim
Team existed. Needless to say, the parade
became a great Sleepy Hollow tradition! I
urge you to come out and support our flag
and our wonderful neighborhood.
We will begin with the annual Fun Run/
Walk with registration at 9:15 a.m., start
is 10:00 a.m. at Deer Hollow Rd. and
Butterfield. The parade will start at the
same location at 11:00 a.m. and end at the
Clubhouse. There will be swimming, food,
drinks and entertainment for the kids and
adults with lunch sponsored by the swim
team immediately after the parade. The
party will continue at 5:00 p.m. with more
live music (bring your dancing shoes), oysters, beer and wine, Dave Nichol’s famous
pulled-pork sandwiches and much more!
This is my favorite event of the year. Don’t
miss it!
Calling All Cars! If you have a classic car,
truck, muscle car, or idea for a cool float,
bring it on! We want you in our parade! So
dust it off, crank it up, wax on and bring
it to the parade start and we’ll get you in
there! Call your friends, long-lost cousins
or family from Fresno and tell them to get
out to Sleepy Hollow to enjoy the 4th the
way it was meant to be!
I would be remiss to not thank our Board
members Brad Schauer and John Van Der
Wal for organizing one of the best Happy
Hour Socials on June 6th. Wow! We served
over 200 dinners and consumed many beverages together. Also thanks to those who
helped, including; Pim Brouwer, John Richard and Holly Briese for the life guards and
countless others. Great job!
Make sure you put September 20 on your
calendar – the second annual Sleepy Hollow Creek Cleaning Event. Creek Corps
leaders and Sleepy Hollow residents Eric
Riemer, Mark Anderson, and James Baigrie
will be working with trained volunteers to
do trimming and vegetation/debris removal
in the creek as needed. Please read the
“Notice to All Sleepy Hollow CreekSide Residents” in this bulletin for more
information. And thank you for supporting
this important effort!
Please see Supervisor Rice’s letter for
important information on the health of
our Eucalyptus and Cottonwood Trees on
Butterfield Rd. and about the upcoming
repaving projects in the Hollow!
See you on the 4th!
Sean
Numbers to Know
SHHA President - Sean Solway:
[email protected], 971-0985
Bulletin Editor - Norma Novy:
[email protected],
499-9409
Tennis Club - Mike Pearce:
[email protected],
457-1557
Swim Team - Melissa Lewis:
[email protected], 524-8024
Legend Club - Jen Haskell:
[email protected],
517-4000
Clubhouse Manager - Steve
Knox: [email protected],
578-8632
Marin County Supervisor
Katie Rice: 473-7825
[email protected]
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Sleepy Hollow Homes Association
June 2014
News & Notes from Supervisor Katie Rice
Trees, Roads
and Creek Need
Attention
Summer has arrived
and I hope you have an
opportunity to relax, take a vacation and
enjoy your favorite summertime activities. Just a reminder that while summer
generally means less traffic, there are
still plenty of bikes and walkers on our
local streets and roads. So please drive
with care. Thank you in advance for
being cautious!
Eucalyptus Trees on Butterfield
Several residents have contacted my
office expressing concern about the state
of the eucalyptus trees on Butterfield
Road. I, too, had noticed their condition – browning limbs and leaves – and
was concerned about their health and
potential safety issues. As a result of this
collective concern, I asked the County’s
public works department to conduct an
assessment of the eucalyptus trees on
Butterfield and Legend Road covering
health condition, structural condition,
and hazard potential.
The arborist found that all eucalyptus
trees are in general good health. What
we are seeing is akin to frost bite – primarily cosmetic – leaves, smaller branches “burnt” by the extended period of dry,
cold weather during the winter. While
eucalyptus trees are drought resistant,
they are fairly sensitive to frost damage,
depending on temperature lows and
duration. The arborist recommended
some trimming/minor pruning which
has been underway, but did not recommend taking any of the trees down,
or major pruning. The arborist will be
doing a follow-up “exam” in the Fall and
I will report back to the community.
Cottonwood Trees on Butterfield
While in the neighborhood, the arborist
was also asked to do a complete assessment of the cottonwood trees on Butterfield and found that several of the
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trees have extensive decay, poor structure
and limb failure. The arborist recommended that four trees be removed,
given they are a public safety issue. The
arborist also recommended crown reduction on the remaining trees.
The plan is for the work to begin the
week of June 23 and be completed by
July 4. My office will be reaching out to
neighbors directly affected in advance of
the work.
Summer Roadwork
County roadwork to occur this summer
in the Hollow will include the resurfacing
of Fawn Drive from Butterfield to end,
Fawn Court from Fawn Drive to end,
Garden Rock from Crane to end, Crane
from Van Winkle to end of County maintained section. Public works anticipates
the work will start in mid to late July
and be completed by October. Affected
residents will be notified in advance. No
roads will be closed, but there may be
some minor inconvenience and delays.
Your patience and fortitude is appreciated. Please call my office (473-7331) if you
have any questions.
Creek Workshop and Fall Clean Up
Once again this Fall, the Creek Committee will be hosting two events – a
workshop and annual creek cleaning day.
We heard from several residents last year
that they were interested in learning
more about creek bank stabilization/erosion control/restoration, so our workshop
this year will be hands-on and focused on
what streamside work you can do on your
property to address these issues.
The second annual SHHA creek cleaning
event will be held on Saturday, September 20, with efforts being led again by our
Creek Corps leaders and Sleepy Hollow
residents Eric Riemer, Mark Anderson
and James Baigrie. For all residents living on the creek – please pay special
attention to the Creek Committee
notice in this bulletin – we’d like to
hear from you if you know of potential problem areas that need to be
addressed and/or if you’d like to “opt
out” of having volunteers in your area
of the creek.
Many thanks for everyone’s attention to
creek and flood concerns. Storm waters
flow off all our properties!
Notice
to All Sleepy Hollow Creek-Side Residents
The Sleepy Hollow Creek Committee
is hosting the second annual Creek
Cleaning event on Saturday, September
20. Creek Corps leaders and Sleepy
Hollow residents Eric Riemer, Mark
Anderson and James Baigrie will be
working with trained volunteers to do
proper trimming and removal of vegetation in the creek where needed.
problem areas, please contact Eric
at 415-453-4818 or [email protected] to discuss. If you live on the
creek and wish for the creek corps to
bypass your area of the creek during
the assessment and creek cleaning
day, you can also contact Eric and give
him your name, address and phone
number.
To prepare for this event, Mark, Eric
and James will be walking the creek on
August 24 to evaluate creek conditions
and identify vegetation/debris that
could obstruct water flow and needs to
be removed by volunteers. If you live
on the creek and know of potential
As part of the Creek Cleaning event,
we urge all property owners, whether
you live on the creek or not, to
remove debris and flood hazards from
storm/stream drainage areas in preparation for winter rains/storms. It’s a
community-wide effort!
Sleepy Hollow Homes Association
June 2014
The 44th Annual 4th of July Parade
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•Fun Run/Walk
9:15 a.m. Registration and a 10 a.m.
Start ($1.00 entry fee) Start at Deer
Hollow and Butterfield Rd.
1-, 2-, and 3.2-mile options for all
ages. Prizes for winners.
•Parade & Floats
Starts at 11 a.m. To join the
parade, line up at Oak Knoll
and Butterfield at 10:30 a.m.
Enter a float for your street
or club, decorate your bike,
drive a classic car and
wear your favorite
Red-White-andBlue! To enter a car,
contact Maria Young,
415-713-2250
[email protected]
•Lunch
Noon-1:00
p.m. Hotdog
lunch by the Sleepy Hollow Swim
Team. Steel Drum Band.
•Poolside
Entertainment
Noon-3:00 p.m. Clowns
performing magic,
balloon animals and
games. Face painting!
Fun for all ages.
Noon-2:30 p.m
Music by
Steel Drum
Band.
Accepting Applications!
•Appetizers,
cocktails
& Dinner
5:00-6:00 p.m. Our ever popular
BBQ’d Oysters.
6:00-8:00 p.m. Enjoy pulled-pork,
chicken, salad, grilled vegetables,
potatoes and dessert.
•Entertainment
The Blue Steel Band. Wine
Country’s HOTTEST Classic
Rock/Dance Experience!
(www.bluesteellive.com)
Starts at 5:00 p.m. Get ready to
rock!
FUN!
• FUN Run/Walk • parade
• Lunch/Dinner • Hot Bands!
• ages 3 – 5
• mixed ages with a
separate pre-k curriculum
• school hours are 9:00 - 1:00 with optional early morning care and afternoon
enrichment
• over 80 years combined
teaching experience
• natural outdoor setting with gardens, hills and lots of space!
www.littlemountainpreschool.org
100 Tarry Road • Call to schedule a tour: 415-488-8018
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Sleepy Hollow Homes Association
June 2014
Championship Meet July 12
Sleepy Hollow Presbyterian Church
Our swimmers continued their winning ways in May
and June with victories over the Seals, Stingrays,
Waterdevils, and Tidalwaves. They also defeated our
archrivals, the Scott Valley Sea Serpents, on June 14th. It was
an amazing day and a classy victory...go Sea Lions! Fun events
continued with SLIC stores and Friday treats, pizza night and
a wild time at Waterworld. We are looking forward to the 4th
of July parade and our Championship Meet on July 12th. Keep
your fingers crossed for our 21st title!
Storytelling Series,
Sundays at 9:30 a.m., starts
June 29, childcare provided;
Summer Choir, new
singers welcome, contact
Stephen Iverson 453-8221;
New – Justice Garden to
supply organic produce to
food pantries and the community; see the photo of our
Mexico Mission team building
Morning practices began on June 16th; drivers, please be aware
of our swimmers around Butterfield at a different time of day.
See you at the party on the 4th and beware of swimmers with
super soakers!
the raised beds below;
Community Farm Stand
coming soon to benefit the
Food Bank. Details to come!
Rev. Bev Brewster, Pastor, Sleepy Hollow Presbyterian
Church, 100 Tarry Road,
San Anselmo, CA 94960
415-453-8221; 415-446-8267 cell,
www.sleepyhollowchurch.org
Left: (left to right) Oliver White and Ian Christie work the ropes at
Waterworld. Right: Six year-old Hollow resident (and second
generation Sea Lion) Kaeley Sullivan gets ready for backstroke.
Legend Club Sparkles
The Mexico Mission team builds the raised beds for the new
Justice Garden to supply food pantries and the community.
We’re fired up for the 4th of July! Sleepy Hollow has a celebration like no other in Marin and the Legend Club will be participating with a float in the parade and selling tickets for the
events during the day. We welcome Legend Club members and
fans to join us in decorating our annual/truck float between
9:00 – 11:00 a.m. at the clubhouse on July 3rd. Please drop by
and help when you’re available. Keep your eyes out for our
sparkle and “independent” contributions to this fun and fabulous Sleepy Hollow event!
Let’s Build the Future of Sleepy Hollow Together
Speaking of fabulous events…our annual Legend Club Tea was
a “High” Tea Hit! Thanks again to creative and hard-working
Soo-ah and hostess with
the most Peggy MacClise.
It was a world-class lunch
with lively discussions surrounded by beauty. Have you been thinking about selling your home?
The timing is right now! Inventory is low and there
are many buyers who want to live in Sleepy Hollow!
Top (left to right)
Diana Shortall,
Darlene Hanley,
Cristina Simmons
Bottom (left to right)
Sunny Sheik,
Tammy Parr,
Lisa Solway,
Judy Ford
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~ Sean Solway ~
Sleepy Hollow’s
Resident Real Estate Expert and
2014 SHHA President Supports the
Building of Our New Clubhouse.
For all of Sean’s home sales in Sleepy Hollow
between now and the end of 2014, Sean will donate
$1,000 of his commissions in your name to building
a better future in our community.
Sean Solway
Sleepy Hollow Resident
and Luxury Property
Specialist
BRE#01362146
415.971.0985
[email protected]
Sleepy Hollow Homes Association
June 2014
Sleepy Hollow Charitable Foundation Update
You want proof that Sleepy Hollow residents care about their community? Look no further.
The hundreds of families listed below have dug deep, cracked open their checkbooks. and in effect said, “I care and I’m willing to sacrifice for my
community.” The money they gave to help rebuild the Clubhouse could have easily been spent on other needs for themselves. Instead, they gave a
gift to all of us. ~ What can we say, except, “Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!”
Here is the bedrock of Sleepy Hollow. And, it is on this bedrock that we will build our new community center.
Peter & Angie Ackley
Sharon Adams
Spencer Adams
Eli & Laura Adler
Edwin Ahrens
George & Micki Alboff
Chris & Patricia Alioto
Rob & Amy Anderson
Luke & Kit Argilla
Peter & Erin Badala
Teymy & Cynthia Bahmani
Alex & Laura Barchuk
Raanan & Rebecca Bar-Cohen
Anthony & Bridget Barron
Charles & Vicki Bassing
Gregory and Heather Basso
David Beach & Carolyn
Ingram
Jim & Cathy Bedilion
Peter & Marie Behr
Roy & Juta Bell
Joanne Bertozzi
Lezley Blair Hoffman
Lawrence & Louise Bochkay
Mark & Johanna Boero
Gary & Boo Boero
Richard & Cindy Bollini
Jim & Judy Boswell
Jan Brennan & Alison
Smith Brennan
Eric & Holly Briese
Kathleen Briggs
Kai Broms & Jessica Fairchild
Pim Brouwer & Judy Ford
Neil Burnet & Eileen
Ormiston
Alan & Sue Burr
Bruce & Allyn Campbell
Torv Carlsen & Grace Carter
Lynn & Amy Challenger
John & Tina Cheplick
Jock & Suzanne Christie
Benedetto & Anna Cico
Chris & Jill Cincebeaux
Dan & Cindy Clark
David & Cathy Clevenger
R. Patrick Corr & Patricia
Merrill
Peter & Nancy Cornwell
Phil & Ginna Crumley
Jon & Catherine d’Alessio
Greg & Lynn Davison
Chuck & Susan Deardorff
George Di Ruscio
Ellen Dodge
Dieter & Petra Dorstel
Alastair Dorward & Vanessa
Bello
Scott & Myra Drotman
Robert & Rita Dulebohn
Christopher & Young-Ah
Dutton
David & Paulette Duysen
Steve & Kathy Easley
Gregg & Nancy Elberg
Bill & Chris Elliott
David & Kristen Ellis
John & Gina Feiner
Tom Fernwood
Paul & Lorraine Ferrarese
Phil & Carol Ferris
Diane Fiddyment
Brendan & Mary Kay Finn
Ford & Leticia Fish
Richard & Sally Fish
William & Sakurako Fisher
Doug Flake & Julie Draper
Janet Fong & Roderick Moore
Rich & Linda Fowler
Kevin & Susan Fox
Christian Franklin & Jyll
Cassidy
Jon & Dodi Friedenberg
David & Suzanne Friend
Andrew and Stacey Gaebe
Peter & Susan Gallagher
Silvia Gardin-Fredrick
Ed & Judi Gatti
Alex & Jennifer Gauna
Phil & Jan Gazzano
Chris & Sandra Gerner
Albert & Ruth Giusto
Bob & Kathy Glass
Frank & Patsy Godino
Ron & Sandra Goldstein
Bruce & Sara Gorelick
Charles & Claire Gould
Ron Granucci
Jon Grier & Stacey Harris
Dave & Pat Grubb
John & Koren Grubb
Harriett & Steve Hale
Clara Hansbery
Brooke Hanson & Hilary
Kinney
Dave & Jen Haskell
Scott Henderson & Kari
Heiman
Bruce & Susan Herman
Andy & Christine Hinkelman
Scott Hintergardt & Becca
Broman
Brian & Charlene Hollander
Scott & Carolyn Horton
Andrew & Dana Horton
Peter & Sally Houser
Donald & Virginia Humphreys
Bill & Gail Hutchinson
Peter & Virginia Jozwik
Tim Katter
Jerry & Nancy Kelleher
Joshua & Beverly Kelly
Perry & Cindy Kerson
Glenn & Helen Keyes
Chris & Maria Kimball
Steve & Marlene Knox
John & Amy Lacy
Barry & Barbara Lee
Mason & Kimmie Lee
Jutta Leudemann
Mitch & Kristen Levine
Craig & Melissa Lewis
Brian Lewis & Bobbie Head
Elizabeth Loft Petz
Jennifer Lucas & Jennifer
Emberly
Jeff & Mia Ludlow
Jesper & Ronda Gae Lundbaek
Fred & Cindy Lurmann
Mike Lydon
Al & Pat Lyle
Scott & Peggy Maclise
Bill & Susan Malet
Jason Malinowski & Kim
Bearly
George Mancini & Priscilla
Imlay
Gerard Manley & Tami
Ranallo-Manley
Mark Mano & Lisa White
Kim & Peggie Marks
Stephen & Gwen May
Tom & Peg McAllister
Mark & Ellyn McCaffrey
Mike & Misty McCollum
Sheri McConnell
Tom & Ginny McGraw
Val & George McKeever
Lizanne McNamara
John & Agi Meier
Andrew Mergenthaler &
Jen Radcliffe
Kathleen W. Mikkelson
Roland & June Minami
Dale & Sue Missimer
Peter & Nicole Mollison
Karen Moore
Elliot & Heidi Morshead
Matthew & Pamela Morton
John & Roselle Nardell
Peter & Karin Narodny
David & Lelah Nichol
Dr. Aldo Nicolai
Dr.s Jang & Won Oh
Clyde & Merle Ongaro
Rob & Beth Osier
Peter & Andrea Pannes
David & Tammy Parr
Michael & Andrea Pearce
David & Sarah Perkinson
Henry Pilger & Mary
Mewha
Kelly & Matthew Podboy
Wick & Karen Polite
Tim & Tina Pult
Whitney & Ann Raab
Newlin & Ellen Rankin
Mark & Nancy Reagan
Brian & Susan Reed
Ted & Valerie Reich
Thaddeus & Leich Reichley
Robert Renfield
Katie Rice
Eric & Kristina Riemer
Douglas Rigg
Richard & Courtney
Roberts
Jim & Cathy Robertson
Nance Rosencranz
Adrienne Roth
Ali Sadat &
RachelleTaliaferro-Sadat
Mark & Cathy Sarkisian
Shaun & Jan Scharetg
Walter Schneider & Marjorie
Fochtman
Ingrid Seifert & Birgit de
Frondeville
Judd & Erin Sher
Jack & Diane Sherman
Dale & Audrey Shileikis
Michael & Rosemary
Shorrock
Richard & Diana Shortall
Gayle Sieber
Matthew & Gina Singleton
Michael & Helga Slessarev
John T. & Mary Jane Smith
Sean & Lisa Solway
Chris & Jamie Staskus
Dan & Caroline Stein
Robert & Barbara Steiner
Richard & Judi Stess
Ross & Rebecca Sullivan
Greg & Laura Suski
Patricia Swensen
Mary & Margit Tagliaferri
David Thompson & Marea
Hargreaves
Brian & Suzanne Trainor
Barry Ulrich & Karin
Mitchell
Ken & Ann Van Arnum
Patti Vance
Phiroze & Goolcher Wadia
George & Anne Wagner
Nancy Walters
Chris & Cathie Warner
Greta Wells
Shaun & Lauren Westfall
Brian & Michelle White
David Williams & Courtney
Eller-Williams
Chris & Shelley Wilson
Robert & Eileen Wilson
Michael & Lynn Winslow
Jolene Winston
Andrew Witkowski
Daniel & Sarah Wolf
Ted Wright & April Wolcott
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Sleepy Hollow Homes Association
June 2014
HOA Report: June Meeting Minutes
SHHA Board Meeting June, 2014
Meeting brought to order at 7 p.m.
Board Members present: Sean Solway,
Pim Brouwer, Maria Young, Brad Schauer,
Tom Fernwood, John Van der Wal
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Old Business:
John Grubb – Sleepy Hollow
Charitable Foundation.
Fundraising from residents is at $431,000
which is up 10K from last month. A
mailing went out and arrived Monday/
Tuesday (June 9/10). The thermometer is
displayed on Butterfield at the entrance
to the Hollow. The amount needs to
be updated. County planning has told
the SHCF that they will green light the
design and a decision of record will be
published next week. There will be a twoweek window for appeal. If the design is
appealed it will go in front of a committee for final decision.
The agency agreement between the
SHCF and SHHA is still in the hands
with the legal advisors.
After the design is approved, the next
step will be to get construction drawings
and submit those to get construction permits. A general contractor will be hired,
but not until the agency agreement is
approved. The SHFD hasn’t made a decision, but once they make their decision
they will send an letter of intent so that
we are all on the same page.
New Business:
John Van der Wal– Social Hour
The first social hour on June 6 was a great
success. It was “crazy” and “crowded.”
The net revenue was $1062.44.
Some notes for the next happy hour in
August: Order more beer and food (the
crowd was larger than expected)
There was an issue with the CC/Internet
connection so using credit cards was a
problem. If we go with all cash, we need
to have more small bills to make change.
We also are considering doing tickets
so the bartenders don’t have to make
change.
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The other happy hours are going to be
the Luau – August 1 and September 12 –
live music? Rich Shortall’s band??
Pool
Pool check in. Is it working? The lifeguards are using an old ipad for check-in
and we’re being more militant.
Pool Membership
316 members and 140 non-resident pool
members. Some homeowners may be
confused about donation levels and
homeowners dues in 2013 versus 2014.
Pool is overloaded? Do we need to limit
the number of pool memberships? Is
there a max for the number of people
who can be in the pool at a time?
Swim team will be finished soon so
attendance will dwindle. Tomorrow is
the last day of school so that may affect
the attendance as well. This is a year for
observation and the electronic check in
may help the who/when.
New Homeowners
Pim has delivered plants and gift cards
to new homeowners and will do a second
round soon.
Lisa Drive. Wilder Road in the
Hollow
An individual in Fairfax is seeking motor
vehicle access from Fairfax via an easement on Lisa Drive to Butterfield Road.
The Board is going to contact Katie Rice
and get the County involved.
Top of Fawn
Gate being put at the top of Fawn (700)
and the neighbors are upset. Pim reports
that the gate is red-tagged. Until later…
4 of July
We look forward to a great day on the 4th:
10:00 a.m. – Fun Run/Walk
11:00 a.m. – Parade
Lunch, kids entertainment, adult entertainment, a great dinner is planned and
music until 10 p.m.
The meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Maria Young
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Mark Your Calendars
SHHA Board Meeting, Thursday,
August 7, 7 p.m., Clubhouse
4th of July Fun Run/Walk,
Parade & Floats, Lunch, Poolside
Entertainment, Appetizers, Cocktails
& Dinner, Evening Entertainment
Legend Club Events:
Great Pumpkin Contest.
Start growing your pumpkins!
Judging on size and weight will be
early October.
Sleepy Hollow Swim Team
Events:
Championship Meet,
Saturday, June 12
Next Social Hours
Luau – Friday, August 1
Live Music – Friday, September 12
Creek Events:
The Creek Cleaning Event,
Saturday, September 20
In Memoriam
Andy Van Dam passed away this
June, losing a battle to cancer. He
and his wife Nan were 37-year residents of Sleepy Hollow, loving it’s
glorious lifestyle and beauty. (Sent
by Nan Van Dam)
George Nixon, a much beloved
resident of Sleepy Hollow, died
in Tasmania on June 6. He is
survived by his wife Heather, son
George IV and daughter Vanessa.
They lived in Sleepy Hollow for
over 40 years and their children
attended school here. He was the
first African-American pilot for
American Airlines. (Sent by Gerri
Mlodzianowski)
Sleepy Hollow Homes Association
The Sleepy Hollow Bulletin
Content/ad deadline is the 1st of each
month. The Bulletin is published
monthly and mailed to all of the
approximately 800 Sleepy Hollow
homes 4 times a year: March,
June, September and November.
The bulletin is mailed to only the
approximately 400 SHHA member
homes on the remaining months.
Display Advertising Rates
One-quarter page ad 3-5/8” W x
4-5/8” H, per issue, member $75,
non-member $100. Send cameraready artwork.
Classified Advertising Rates
SHHA member personal/business
multi-line ad, $15 per issue, $180
per year; under 21 years free.
Non-member personal/business ad,
$30 an issue $350 a year; under 21
years $5/issue.
Email Classified Text and/or Display
Advertising Files (doc, docx, pdf,
jpg, tiff, eps) to Editor, Norma Novy/
Acorn Graphics at normanovy@
comcast.net, 499-9409
Mail Advertising Checks to: Ads,
SHHA, 1317 Butterfield Rd.,
San Anselmo, CA 94960
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with a brain.” A.S. - San Anselmo,
Les Ditson 497-0523.
SLEEPY HOLLOW
REAL ESTATE
Resident real estate advisors with
many years experience in selling
Sleepy Hollow homes. Call for
advice or with questions about
the market and home values.
Peter & Karin Narodny,
Sotheby’s International Realty,
DRE #00708646. 847-4899
[email protected].
June 2014
Sterley TV.com
COMING SOON!
Vintage bungalow near
downtown San Rafael. 2+ BR/2
BA, 123 Park St. $699,000. See
the video on www.sterleyTV.com.
Jeff Sterley – Pacific Union Real
Estate 415-359-4871.
two New Listings!
• 1360 Butterfield Rd. $1,645,000.
See the aerial video at www.
SterleyTV.com. One of the
premiere Sleepy Hollow lots.
30,000+ sq. ft.–level, sunny and
usable. 3 BR/2BA ranch-style
home with swimming pool.
• 37 Marin Bay Park Ct., S.R.
$2,095,000. See the aerial video
at www.SterleyTV.com. 5 BR/4BA
3454 sq. ft. Mediterranean on
near 4/10 of an acre. 270° water
views with 3 bridges, City Skyline
and Mt. Tam. Leaving No Stone
Unturned.
Jeff Sterley – Pacific Union
Real Estate 415-359-4871
LEFT AT CLUBHOUSE
on Election Day: keys on black
circular expandable wrist band.
Light sweater, Charter Club
label, black w/taupe figured
pattern. Call Connie Berto, 4542923, to retrieve.
Free Report:
There are SEVEN THINGS
you need to know before you put
your home on the market. Call
Myra Drotman, (BRE:01305621),
your Sleepy Hollow Realtor
Specialist 415-601-5445, Myra@
BradleyRealEstate.com.
Landscape
Management
Ed Ramirez Landscape and
Construction Serving the San
Anselmo Area for 30 Years.
License # 669077. Green
Friendly, Specialty Gardens,
Consultations, and Free
Estimates. All phases of home
improvement, home repairs,
and remodeling. Yard care and
maintenance–innovative and
creative. Specializing in irrigation
and installation conversion.
Call for appt. for estimate consultation. Office # 707-864-8044.
MAC, iPHONE, iPAD, iCLOUD?
I’ll help you get your Mac,
iPad and iPhone to play well
together. Solving Sleepy Hollow’s
Mac Problems since ’93
• Mac OS installs & Upgrades Mavericks 10.9 and old OS’s
• Mac repair
• After-dinner house calls
• Installs of Ram, Hard Drives, Printers and
Wifi Routers
• New Mac shopping
• Move data from old Mac to new
• FaceTime and Skype
• iPhoto and iTunes
• Apple TV Setups
• Time Machine backup help • iPhone and iPad
• Power User Lesson
Favorite of Families & Seniors
Call 7 days a week 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Mac Attack? Call Zack!
721-2127
Selling Your Home
this Spring?
Meet with us now to prepare
your home for sale. Are you
unsure about what to do? We’ll
help you maximize the highest
return on your dollar.
CALL US TODAY! Darlene
Hanley & Sharon B. Luce –
“The Sleepy Hollow Specialists”
Coldwell Banker Real Estate 4547600 or 457-5460, darhanley@
comcast.net, sbluce@comcast.
net.
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Sleepy
Hollow Homes Association
Sleepy Hollow Homes Association
PRSRTJune
STD 2014
1317 Butterfield Rd.
San Anselmo, CA 94960
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San Anselmo, CA
Permit #21
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June 2014 • Get more information about the Sleepy Hollow Homes Association at shha.org.
are you
overwhelmed with
organizing all your
“stuff”?
Let me help by designing
efficient, custom-built cabinetry
for your kitchen, home office,
media center, closets and garage.
Quality, eco-friendly, healthier
(not off-gassing toxins) materials.
Complimentary in-house design
consultation by Hollow resident
with many local references.
Ingrid Ramsay 415-454-3572
[email protected].
Certified Massage
Therapist
I offer flexible weekday and
weekend hours and special
low rates just for Sleep Hollow
Residents! Over 15 years
experience in giving a very
relaxing, targeted, and highly
Therapeutic Deep Tissue and
Swedish Massage. I specialize
in pain relief for chronic/
acute problem areas of the soft
tissue. Having worked with
Chiropractors for many years,
I have a broad knowledge of
8
anatomy and proper ergonomics.
I can help to restore you to a
balanced and refreshed union
of body and spirit. Stretching
advice and Aromatherapy Oils
included. Rates: A dollar a minute
in my home in The Hollow and
$20 extra for house calls. Also
available for special events!
Gift certificates available. Call
Vanessa at 302-2579 or email
[email protected].
Babysitting,
Mother’s Helper &
Party Helper
As a 15-year old Sleepy Hollow
resident and CPR-certified
babysitter, I love taking care of
kids of all ages. I’m responsible,
caring, fun, and safety conscious.
I can also work as a mother’s
helper, and at birthday or
dinner parties. Local references
available. Please contact Caitlyn
Reed at 747-1211 or creed1356@
gmail.com.
FREE! Composted
manure...
from two purebred ponies
and other veg. stuff. Great for
mulching and soil amendment.
Give your garden a summer
pickup and save on watering!
Easy access; bring your own bags
and tools. Call ahead: Connie
Berto, 454-2923.
EXPERIENCED SLEEPY
HOLLOW BABYSITTER
I am a 13-year-old honor student
at San Domenico and resident
of Sleepy Hollow. I have babysat
for families in Fairfax, San
Anselmo, and Greenbrae, so I
am experienced, dedicated, and
responsible. I love being with
kids of any age! If you need a
babysitter or mother’s helper,
please contact me, Julia Rowell,
at [email protected] or my
home number 524-8986.
Babysit kids,
animals & kitchen
My name is Sydney. I am a very
responsible 13 year old who
would loves kids and animals!
I am certified for Child and
Babysitting Safety, including
CPR trained, and am going into
8th grade at San Domenico
School. I am a camp counselor
this summer and a tutor in the
Canal district during the school
year because I enjoy mentoring
and caring for kids of all ages. I’m
also competent in the kitchen!
I can care for animals and have
local references. Email Sydney at
[email protected].
Got inlaws and
outlaws visiting
this summer?
Put them up in our Forest Knolls
cottage for a relaxing stay in
west Marin. Fifteen minute
drive from Sleepy Hollow but
a world apart. Enjoy this one
bedroom with queen bed and
storage, one bath, loft with
two single beds. WIFi, cable,
Spa,BBQ,firepit,parking and flat
level living. New kitchen and
bath. Walk to the saloon, hike
the woods, play golf, ride your
mountain bike, go to the beach.
See pictures on Airbnb and
contact timpeterson1@comcast.
net and ask for Sleepy Hollow
discount.