October 2011 - Kingston Chase

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October 2011
Kingston Chase Crier
Vol. 11: Issue No: 10
A KCHOA Publication
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October 2011
Kids of all Ages are Invited
to the
Kingston Chase
to Celebrate
Parade and Magic Show
Saturday, October 22, 3:00 p.m.
K
ingston Chase will celebrate its first ever Oktoberfest
on Saturday, October 22, beginning at 3:00 p.m. on
the grounds and parking lot near the pool. Oktoberfest, a
German beer festival tradition, is normally held near the
end of September, but Kingston Chase will mark its last
outdoor celebration before winter sets in by holding this
fun event. The festivities will include games, music, and
fun! There will also be beer, brats, and hotdogs!
Everyone is encouraged to bring a side dish and/or dessert
to share. If you would like to volunteer, please e-mail Chris
Buley at [email protected].
Saturday, October 29, 10:30 a.m.
G
et ready for one of the most anticipated Kingston Chase events that
will be held this year — the always-fun
Halloween Parade and Magic Show! The festivities will be
held on Saturday, October 29, where the parade will leave the
pool parking lot at 10:30 a.m. Children and their parents are
encouraged to dress in a Halloween costume and join in the
parade. The Magic Show will be held afterwards, with homemade refreshments and other treats being served.
Volunteers who are willing to help bake refreshments should
e-mail Heather Kapushoc at [email protected].
Natural Disasters Come to Kingston Chase
F
irst, a hail storm came through Kingston Chase
unexpectedly the afternoon of August 18. Then,
equally unexpectedly, an earthquake shook the east
coast around 1:50 p.m. on August 23. After that, a
tame Hurricane Irene blew through the area the
weekend of August 27-28. Then, not be outdone, a
Tropical Storm saturated the region with torrential
rains on September 8, flooding streams and creeks,
seeping into basements, and closing area schools.
The Sugarland stream that runs under and through
much of Kingston Chase had the sounds of a roaring
river, with water levels coming close to topping the
large underground sewer drains. Behind the pool, the
retention pond overflowed its banks and became a
dangerous cesspool of muddy and swirling water.
Kingston Chase kids pose near the retention pond that is normally
very shallow at the end of a typical dry summer with little rain.
The picture at left was taken by Rosemary Buley near
the height of the flooding. She also captured the pool
parking lot before the water receded. (See additional
photos on page 6.)
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October 2011
Kingston Chase Home Owners Association
Board Meeting
Minutes of September 12, 2011
Call to Order
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President Silvio Krvaric called the meeting to order at 7:35 p.m.
Board members present were: Chris Buley, Andrew Cassell, Mike Klinker, Jack McDonald, Deke Smith, and Jane
Storey.
Others present: Lydia Olechna, administrative assistant; Ruthie Rosati, newsletter; Heather Kapushoc, social; and
Kara Rosenwald, Children’s Corner.
Secretary’s Report – August minutes accepted as submitted in the September Crier.
Treasurer’s Report – There is $53,150 in checking and $223,399 in CDs. There are 4 unpaid dues remaining for 2011.
Member Business – Kara Rosenwald brought up the deteriorated condition of the path off Sadlers Wells Drive near
Taustin Lane that leads to Clearview Elementary School. The path is not on KCHOA common grounds, but rather is
county owned.
Committee Reports
ARC – Eight applications were submitted; all approved.
Buildings and Maintenance – No report.
Children’s Corner – Playgroup is going to have more weekend events to try and involve more working families. Kara
Rosenwald is the new chair.
Conservation Corps – No report.
Landscape – A fence was installed between Crestview Drive and Fantasia Drive at the Flagship Avenue intersection path.
Neighborhood Watch – A young man was bitten by a dog on Flagship Avenue while out jogging.
Newsletter – No report.
Pool – Dog Day at the Pool is scheduled for September 17.
Social – The annual Fall Yard Sale is scheduled for September 24. Oktoberfest is planned for October 22. The Halloween
Parade and Magic Show is scheduled for October 29.
Swim Team – No report.
Tennis – Kids tennis lessons are scheduled on Mondays for the next 7 weeks.
Website – No report.
Welcome – No new welcomes.
Women’s Club – No report.
New Business
 The Board asked Heather Kapushoc to follow up with the PTA at Clearview Elementary in regards to the walkway at
Sadlers Drive Wells and Taustin Lane that leads to/from Clearview Elementary.
The meeting adjourned to closed session at 8:20 p.m.
The meeting adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
Submitted by Andrew Cassell, Secretary
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Agenda items for Board meetings are always welcome. Please e-mail items to [email protected] a week prior to the scheduled
meeting. The Board meets the second Monday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse adjacent to the pool. All
homeowners and residents are invited to attend.
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October 2011
Kingston Chase Meetings
Architectural Review Committee
Tuesday, October 4, 7:30 p.m.
Board of Directors
Monday, October 10, 7:30 p.m.
Meetings are held at the KCHOA clubhouse
by the pool and begin promptly at their scheduled time.
Children’s Corner
Children’s Corner is a group of neighborhood moms and
their children who get together and share play time activities
and learning experiences. Please call Kara Rosenwald at
703-437-6141 if you have any questions about Children’s
Corner or for more information about playgroup activities,
Mom’s Day or Night Out, or the Babysitting Co-Op.
October Activities
Conservation Corps
The Conservation Corps will hold its monthly meeting
at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 12, at the home
of Jane Hampson, 1710 Fantasia Circle. The club will
discuss plans to winterize the Butterfly Garden and talk
further about preparing birdseed. Please RSVP to
[email protected] or call Jane at 703-481-7903.
Tennis Court
To obtain the combination for the lock
to the tennis court, please call Greg or
Bonne Arnold at 703-435-3267.
Please lock the gate securely when you leave, and
please remember to take any trash and personal
belongings with you.
Women’s Club
New
members
are always
welcome!
Ladies of the neighborhood are invited to
join the Women’s Club on Monday,
October 3, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of
Linda Berberian, 12806 Flagship Avenue.
The club will enjoy its traditional potluck.
Please call Linda at 703-437-6533 to RSVP
and to let her know what you will bring.
The Women’s Club meets the first Monday of each
month, except where a holiday or other conflict occurs.
Ladies gather at a member’s home or favorite restaurant
to share friendship, catch up on good times and bad, and
take a well-deserved respite from their hectic schedules.
Sunday, October 2, 11:00 a.m.
Meet at the Clearview Playground.
Bring scooters, bikes, balls, etc.
Monday, October 17, 1:30 p.m.
Playgroup at Jo's house, 12726 Builders Road.
Tuesday, October 18, 8:00 p.m.
Mom's Night Out
Uncle Julio's for Margaritas!
1827 Library Street, Reston Town Center
RSVP to Amy at [email protected].
Wednesday, October 19, 10:00 a.m.
Playgroup at Karina's house, 12705 Taustin Lane.
Saturday, October 22, Time TBD
Dad's Day Out
Hogback Mountain Paintball
RSVP to Randy at [email protected].
Wednesday, October 26, 9:30 a.m.
Playgroup at Amy's house, 12723 Taustin Lane.
Bring ride-on toys, scooters and bikes (weather permitting).
Friday, October 28, 4:00 p.m.
Halloween Costume Party at Donna's, 12710 Builders Road.
RSVP to Amy at [email protected].
Book Club
The Kingston Chase Book Club
meets monthly to discuss fiction or
nonfiction selections. Members take
turns selecting a book and hosting the
meeting on a night of their choosing.
Please contact Betsy Kiker at 703-787-0128 or via e-mail
at [email protected] if you are interested in learning more
about the Book Club and finding out what they are up to.
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October 2011
Architectural Review Committee
The Architectural Review Committee (ARC) met on September 8 to review the following applications:
Lot
135
150
163
180
286
350
447
485
Approved
Replace gutters, soffit, and wrap fascia board (color to match existing).
Build 10’x10’ wooden shed on back left corner of property.
Replace gutters with same style and color.
Replace nine windows. Paint shutters black.
Build retaining wall, widen driveway 2 feet on each side, extend right side of driveway to the
side of house.
Replace siding, soffits. All corner posts standard size, white. All trim, fascia, frieze and rake
boards capped, sunny maye color.
Replace siding (silver grey) and shutters (grey).
Add storm door and maintenance on existing bricks.
Please submit ARC application forms by mail (prior to the next scheduled meeting) to: KCHOA
ARC, P.O. Box 221, Herndon, VA 20172. Applications cannot be approved outside of the approval
cycle, except in cases of an emergency, and must be approved before work begins. If you have any
questions, send an e-mail to [email protected] or call Sri Sankarapu at 703-481-2362.
The ARC meets the first Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the Kingston Chase clubhouse. All
homeowners with applications are encouraged to attend. The application form and Guidelines can
be viewed and downloaded off the web at: www.KCHOA.org.
N
eighborhood Watch is a committee of homeowners that monitors and coordinates reports of vandalism or criminal activity
in the neighborhood. All residents serve as the “eyes and ears” of Kingston Chase and should report incidents to Matt Kucik
at 703-707-9197 or via e-mail at [email protected]. Where appropriate, reports should also be made to the Fairfax County Police
non-emergency number at 703-691-2131. Call 911 for urgent matters. Anyone interested in joining Neighborhood Watch or
being added to an e-mail distribution list should contact Matt. The following report was submitted last month:
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A young adult male was bitten by a dog while jogging on Flagship Avenue on the afternoon of Sunday, September 11.
Neighborhood Watch is a 24/7 effort aimed at combating major crime and petty vandalism in the neighborhood. From speeding
vehicles and mailbox bashings to tampering with vehicles and breaking into residences, neighbors are asked to be ever vigilant in
looking out for unusual events and strange behavior. No one should tackle a crime head on, but instead call the non-emergency or
emergency number of the Fairfax County Police.
p
lant
of the
month
Featured Plant: Virginia Sweetspire
T
he Itea Virginica, more commonly known as Virginia Sweetspire, is a medium-sized
shrub with a second act of beautiful red foliage in the fall from October through December.
Its first act includes sweeps of white blossoms in summer from June through July. The fall color
is dependent upon sun levels, with leaves turning crimson in full sun and yellow or orange in
shadier conditions. This plant is highly adaptable to both sun or shade and wet or dry soil.
Virginia Sweetspire is a low maintenance plant with no serious disease or pest concerns. It will
stay fairly small, making it well suited for residential landscapes and the perfect plant for a busy
homeowner. Butterflies are especially attracted to the plant since it serves as a nectar source.
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October 2011
Election For Board of Directors
K
ingston Chase will hold its annual election for the Board
of Directors on Monday, December 12, at the Annual
Meeting of the Homeowners. To prepare for the elections, the
Board asks anyone who is interested in serving on the Board
to submit a brief biography introducing themselves to the
neighborhood. Bios must be submitted before November 15
so they may be included in the December Crier alongside the
ballot. The Board term is 3 years beginning January 1, 2012,
and continuing through December 31, 2014. There will be
three openings, and may include incumbent Board members
wishing to step down.
This is an excellent opportunity for homeowners to serve the
neighborhood and its residents.
With all the assets and activities that Kingston Chase enjoys
— a swimming pool, tennis court, clubhouse, social events,
newsletter, Architectural Review Committee, clubs and its
various common grounds — the Board of Directors are vital
as they work together to make decisions that benefit the
HOA, its properties, and its activities.
The Board of Directors meet promptly on the second Monday
of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse adjacent to the
pool. Agenda items include club and committee reports, old
and new business, ARC matters, finances, and other issues.
Please submit a note of interest and accompanying bio via email to [email protected]. Thank you!
Reserving the Clubhouse
T
o reserve the Kingston Chase Clubhouse for your small party or meeting, contact Lydia Olechna at 703-435-2820 or via
e-mail at [email protected]. To assist in your planning, visit the homepage at www.kchoa.org to view the current
monthly Clubhouse Calendar. All reservations must be confirmed prior to the activity commencing, even for internal Kingston
Chase club or committee business.
Tips for Not Feeding the Rats
Tips on Getting Rid of Things
T
here is a wealth and variety of facts, claims, and scams on the
Internet regarding rodents in suburban settings, however, the
following websites offer reliable information. For lots of information about rats, rat infestations, and rat prevention/control, visit
http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn74106.html.
Visit http://www.wildlifedamagecontrol.net/feedbirdsnotsquirrels.
php for information on animal-proofing your bird feeder. Visit
http://whatcom.wsu.edu/ag/compost/ratsincompost.htm for tips on
keeping rats out of your compost pile.
idn't sell that old computer from grad school during
the KC Yard Sale? Have a garage full of old cans of
paint and a closet full of old but acceptable clothing? The
Conservation Corps reminds all homeowners that it is
easy to recycle many items through online sites such as
Freecycle or Craigslist. Unbroken fluorescent bulbs may
be taken to Home Depot. Leftover interior house paint
can be donated to a local artist. Contact Jane Hampson at
[email protected] or call 703-481-7903 for details.
Hulled bird seed treated with capsaicin (from peppers) is one way
to deter rats from your bird feeder. Squirrel Away, a product that
is made with capsaicin powder, is about $3 for enough to treat 25
pounds of bird seed. It is available at The Bird Feeder in Reston
and at Ace Hardware stores. Directions for use are on the back of
the package, but here are some additional tips:
If you are in doubt about an item to dump or recycle, visit
the Fairfax County website at www.fairfaxcounty.gov
and click on Recycle/Trash for guidelines on the disposal
or recycling of many household products such as televisions, computers and peripheral devices including keyboards, speakers, printers, external drives and other such
materials. Unbroken fluorescent light bulbs and tubes can
be disposed of on Electric Sundays.
1. Use extreme caution — this is an irritant to all mammals, you
included!
2. Use only shelled sunflower seeds — you want the irritant on
the seed, not the hull.
3. Spread the seed on a cookie sheet and lightly spray the seed
with cooking spray. This will help the powder stick to the seed.
Then follow label instructions.
If you have any questions, please contact the Conservation Corps
via e-mail at [email protected].
D
There is no charge for Fairfax County residents to participate in Electric Sunday, but be prepared to show proof of
residency.
The next Electric Sunday events will be held from 10:00
a.m. until 3:00 p.m. at the I-66 Transfer Station, 4618
West Ox Road, 22030 on October 23 and November 20.
Plan ahead and drop off your items then.
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(continued from page 1)
The Kingston Chase pool parking lot flooded after the storm drain
was overwhelmed by the downpour. (photo by Rosemary Buley)
The commuter parking lot in Reston put many
vehicles under water. (Internet photo)
Fairfax Connector
Park & Ride in
Reston
Neighborhood kids tend to a bicycle in the swollen creek waters
of the retention pond. (photo by Ruthie Rosati)
The creek overflows onto Route 7 between Dranesville
Road and Fairfax County Parkway. (Internet photo)
Dog Day at the Pool a Fun End-of-Season Event For All
D
og Tales Daycare, formerly Maddie
and Ellie’s House, would like to
thank Kingston Chase for another great
Dog Day at the Pool, held in the early
afternoon of September 18. There were 30
of Kingston Chase’s finest canines that
attended on what was a somewhat chilly
and cloudy day.
The cooler temperatures did not make a difference to the dogs, nor did
the fact that the water levels of the pool had not yet been lowered. All
the dogs had a blast!
Dog Tales Daycare appreciates your continued support and looks forward to another fun Dog Day at the Pool next year. Visit Dog Tales
Daycare online at www.dogtalesdaycare.com to learn about its services
and read the story behind its name change. Visit the Kingston Chase
website to see more color photos from the Dog Day event.
A dog enjoys swimming in the water of the Kingston
Chase pool at the annual Dog Day at the Pool event.
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October 2011
Dona I. Wijayarathne
Fantasia Drive
703-481-8766 / 703-581-7320
E-mail: [email protected]
T
he Herndon Community Center is collecting used athletic
shoes beginning through November 20. The shoes will be
ground up and used to make surfacing for basketball courts,
track fields, playgrounds, floor tiles, apparel and new shoes.
VA State Licensed * CPR / First Aid Certified * USDA Food Program
This is a productive way to get rid of all those sneakers laying
around the house and to “go green” by recycling. Bring one
pair or bring ten pairs!
The Herndon Community Center is accepting all brands of
athletic shoes (running shoes and sneakers) and all brands of
shoes (not just Nike), but no shoes that contain metal, no cleats
or dress shoes, no wet or damp shoes, and no sandals or flipflops.
Drop shoes off during normal operating hours at the Herndon
Community Center lobby.
Dog Walking / In-home Pet Care
Ellen Rogers
(Hiddenbrook resident)
Call 703-437-0033
or e-mail [email protected]
References available
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[email protected].
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Trinity Presbyterian Preschool
Your Neighborhood Handyman for:
All Types of “Honey Do” Chores
Interior and Exterior Painting, Mailbox Installation
Drywall Repairs and Minor Plumbing Repairs
Electrical Rewiring and Installations
Power Washing, Gutter Cleaning, and much more...
Are you getting ready to put your house on the market
and need to spruce it up? Or have you recently moved
in and want to “correct” the old color scheme?
This 1985 Kingston Chase based professional can
handle your painting, minor carpentry, electrical
(recessed lighting, ceiling fans, switches, outlets),
plumbing (replace faucets, toilets, vanities, disposal),
power washing, and miscellaneous repairs.
Simons Painting can resolve any issue brought up
by the KCHOA Architectural Review Committee.
Work guaranteed. FREE estimates.
Available for emergencies. No job too small.
Call Mark Simons at 703-437-3434
Grade A member in good standing of the Better Business Bureau
651 Dranesville Road, Herndon
Offering morning classes for children
ages 2-3/4 to 5 years old.
For more information or to
schedule a tour, please call:
703-437-1080
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Welcome to the
Neighborhood!
There are no new neighbors
to report this month.
If you are new to Kingston Chase and
have not yet received a welcome packet,
please send an e-mail to [email protected]
and someone will see that you get one.
Please fill out and return the database
sheet in the welcome packet as soon as
possible to ensure that you receive any
KCHOA correspondence.
KC Neighbor
Herndon, VA 20170
E-mail the Crier at
[email protected]
October 2011
Kingston Chase Home Owners Association
Board of Directors*
‘13 President
Silvio Krvaric
703-593-9899
[email protected]
‘12 Vice President
Jack McDonald
703-834-0717
[email protected]
‘12 Secretary
Andrew Cassell
703-468-1782
[email protected]
‘12 Treasurer
Charlie Gallick
703-906-4459
[email protected]
‘11
Roger Gaffey
703-435-6956
[email protected]
‘11
Chris Buley
703-796-0841
[email protected]
‘11
Mike Klinker
703-435-2337
[email protected]
‘12
Jane Storey
703-437-8152
[email protected]
’13
Peter Garbis
703-435-1960
[email protected]
‘13
Boyce Ginieczki
703-478-6815
[email protected]
‘13
Deke Smith
703-481-9572
[email protected]
* Board terms are for three consecutive years and expire on December 31st of the year noted.
Committee Chairpersons
Admin. Assistant
ARC
Buildings/Landscape
Neighborhood Watch
Newsletter Editor
Pool
Social
Tennis
Website
Welcome
Lydia Olechna
Sri Sankarapu
Charlie Gallick
Matt Kucik
Ruthie Rosati
Deke Smith
Heather Kapushoc
Greg/Bonne Arnold
Ruthie Rosati
Silvio Krvaric
Babysitting Co-op
Book Club
Children’s Corner
Conservation Corps
Swim Team
Women’s Club
Sheila Otwell
Betsy Kiker
Kara Rosenwald
Jane Hampson
Kelly Ginieczki
Linda Berberian
703-435-2820
703-481-2362
703-435-9615
703-707-9197
703-481-4347
703-481-9572
703-668-0484
703-435-3267
703-481-4347
703-593-9899
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Club Chairpersons
Advertising Disclaimer
KCHOA does not endorse any of the
advertisements or services offered in
the Crier. Residents are encouraged
to check references or take other precautions to ensure that expectations
are met.
703-471-0639
703-787-0128
703-437-6141
703-481-7903
703-478-6815
703-437-6533
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
To discuss any questions or concerns, please contact the relevant Club or Committee Chairperson.
Homeowners are welcome at the monthly Board meetings held the second Monday of each month
at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse adjacent to the pool.
Stork Report
Jason and Karina Morrison, along with big
brother David, are proud to announce the
birth of Danielle Alyssa, born August 18,
weighing in at 7 pounds, 15 ounces, and
measuring 20.5 inches long.
Congratulations!
New Baby? Is there a new addition to your family? If so,
the Welcome Committee has a special gift for you. Please
contact Marsha Cassell at 724-456-8750 or via e-mail at
[email protected] with your stork news and she will
deliver your gift and announce the happy news in the next
edition of the Crier.
The deadline for the November issue of the
Kingston Chase Crier is October 15.
Crier Advertisement Rates:
$5.00 for 20 words
$10.00 for a business card scan
$25.00 for a quarter of a page
$45.00 for half a page
$75.00 for a full page
Take 10% off for a full year paid in advance.
Please contact Ruthie Rosati, newsletter editor, at
703-481-4347 or by e-mail at [email protected] with
news, announcements, photographs, or advertisements.
Payment for advertisements can be mailed to:
KCHOA, P.O. Box 332, Herndon, VA 20172
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Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
2 Playgroup at the
Clearview Playground - 11:00 a.m.
3 Women’s Club
7:30 p.m.
4 ARC Meeting
7:30 p.m.
5
6
7
8
9
10 Board Meeting
7:30 p.m.
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12 Conservation Corps
8:00 p.m.
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14
15
Deadline - Nov. Crier
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17 Playgroup at
Jo’s - 1:30 p.m.
18 Mom’s Night Out
8:00 p.m.
19 Playgroup at
Karina’s - 10:00 a.m.
20
21
22 Kingston Chase
Celebrates Oktoberfest
3:00 p.m.
Dad’s Night Out
23 Electric Sunday
at the I-66 Transfer
Station - 10:00 a.m.
- 3:00 p.m.
24
25
30
31 Halloween
26 Playgroup at
Amy’s - 9:30 a.m.
27
28 Playgroup at
Donna’s - 4:00 p.m.
Wear your costume!
29 Kingston Chase
Halloween Parade and
Magic Show - 10:30
a.m.
If you are interested in being placed on the ballot for the upcoming election
of members to the Kingston Chase Board of Directors, please submit a note
of interest and accompanying bio via e-mail to [email protected].
Details about Playgroup activities can be found in the “Children’s Corner” section on page 3.