Vistancia MOMS Club Celebrates 10 Years

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Contents
What’s Inside
MAY 2015
ASSOCIATION
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Manager’s Message: Happy Mother’s Day Vistancia!
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Developer: Vistancia First Quarter Sales Success
10 Caretaker Landscape: Welcome to the Beginning of Summer!
12 Covenants Corner: Attention Fellow Pack Leaders
Community
14 Featured Event: Vistancia MOMs Club Celebrates 10 Years
16 What’s Happening
18 Scrapbook
20 Getting Crafty: DIY Popsicle Stick Puzzle
20 Employee Spotlight: Tammy McBrien
CITY
21 City of Peoria: Meet Councilmember Bridget Binsbacher
SCHOOL BELL
22 Liberty High School: Drug Detection Canines
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Making Rounds
22 Vistancia Elementary: Disney Bound Once Again!
23 Lake Pleasant: How Does Your Teacher Build a
Sense of Community?
At the CLub
24 Tee Time: Let Your Belt Buckle Point the Way
26 Blackstone Country Club: ‘Member for A Day’
Available Now
Resources
28 Clubs/Resources
21
Calendar
30 May 2015
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Association
>>> MANAGER’S MESSAGE
Happy Mother’s Day Vistancia!
By Wendy Mueller, Community Manager
H
appy Mother’s Day Vistancia! For
the moment, we can still enjoy the
mild spring temperatures and the
vibrancy of the desert in bloom! Soon the
summer heat will be here and we will be taking all our activities
back inside.
Speaking of our beautiful spring weather, this is the time of the
year when Arizonans have full use of their beautiful outdoor
living spaces. It is also the time of year when we receive the
highest number of barking dog complaints. For dog owners, a
little barking is a part of your day. For non dog owners, barking
creates a significant nuisance that inhibits your neighbors ability
to quietly enjoy their outdoor spaces. Barking dogs was the
number one problem noted in our most recent resident survey.
Pet owners – please make sure that your furry friends are being
good neighbors. Remember that your non pet owning friends
and neighbors are negatively impacted by your pets protective
exuberance.
Another item of note in this year’s survey was covenants and
compliance. The comments we received were split right down
the middle with half of the community feeling that we have been
too diligent in our enforcement efforts, while the other half sees
our efforts as not enough. We realized from this feedback that
we could do a better job of communicating our compliance
efforts. Presently we average over 360 compliance letters each
month. These range from parking, to trash cans to landscape
maintenance and other issues. Most owners are terrific and take
immediate corrective action. Others require more diligence and
follow up on our part. Each month we will update the website with
the most current information.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to fill out the 2015
Resident Survey. We sent the survey to over 2400 households
but we only had a response rate of 20%! Your feedback and
comments are important to us! Your feedback allows us to modify
our services to make Vistancia an even greater place to live! An
executive summary of this schedule will be posted on the website
for your review. As always, please let us know if you have any
questions.
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>>> from the developer
Vistancia First
Quarter Sales Success
By Mark Hammons, Vice President and
General Manager
W
e are pleased to report Vistancia’s
first
quarter
sales
results.
Vistancia has achieved one of
the most successful periods of new homes sales since 2008
with 129 net sales year-to-date among our three communities –
The Village, Blackstone and Trilogy. Not only is the community
currently ranked the #1 Master Planned Community Arizona by
Ranking Arizona, but Vistancia is leading in new homes sales
over any other master planned community in the Valley. See how
Vistancia’s year-to-date sales stack up:
The Village-58 | Blackstone-19 | Trilogy-52
Since grand opening in 2004, Vistancia has celebrated over 5,000
new home sales among all three communities, with an estimated
12,500 residents. Vistancia currently offers 14 new home
neighborhoods and 9 actively selling builders. New home pricing
ranges from the high $100’s to $500’s with custom homesites
starting in the $130’s.
Vistancia is optimistic about the continued success and growth of
the community throughout the remainder of 2015. The Vistancia
Information Center continues to be the hub for all community
updates and future development, so stop in frequently to get the
latest development information and details.
Located at the guard-gated entrance of Blackstone at Vistancia,
the Vistancia Information Center is open daily 10 AM-5 PM. Call
623.933.6233 or visit www.vistancia.com for more information.
Wendy Mueller
Community Manager
[email protected]
Carrie Lienhart
Assistant Community Manager
[email protected]
April Rettler
Design Review Coordinator
[email protected]
Michael Brooks
Maintenance Director of VMC
[email protected]
Melissa Parsons
Lifestyle Director
[email protected]
Jake Monday
Maintenance Coordinator
[email protected]
Tammy McBrien
Communications Coordinator
[email protected]
Andy Olson
Covenants Coordinator
[email protected]
Rudy Bogojevich
Lifestyle Assistant
[email protected]
Casey Doscher
Administrative Coordinator
[email protected]
Jim McGoldrick
Patrol
[email protected]
Clyde Pechstedt
Patrol
[email protected]
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Vinny Infante
Patrol
[email protected]
Dan Romans
Patrol
[email protected]
Lana & Ted Friedman
[email protected]
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Bruce & Cynthia Shankman
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Association
>>> Caretaker landscape
Welcome to the Beginning of Summer!
By Dan Trudeau - Managing Director of Operations • Horticulturist, SLM
W
ith the latest round of warmer temperatures, we will
begin to see the final push of flowering cycles on our
many varieties of Cacti and desert plants throughout
the communities. Be on the lookout for the beautiful flowers
they provide and the hummingbirds they feed. Thankfully, the
remaining plants are just now beginning to push their summer
flowers. Plants such as: ‘Texas Sage’, ‘Hopseed’, ‘Cassias’,
‘Bougainvillea’ and ‘Lantana’ are all beginning this process.
Along with new flowers come many, many, seeds. This is a plants
natural process, to live on through their offspring. Since we have
desert adapted plants and trees, flower production becomes
a yearly nuisance. Constant litter, only to be followed by bean
pods. Managing your water will help reduce over production of
flowers and seeds.
As our temperatures begin to increase past the triple digit numbers,
conservation of water is going to be extremely important. An
easy way to accomplish this is watering your grass and plants
in the early morning; prior to the sun coming up is best. It will
help replace the water your lawn has used, while allowing the
un-needed water to evaporate before damage can be done from
the high humidity on the soil surface. Another thing to do that will
help sustain your lawn throughout the summer heat is to apply a
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Association
>>> COVENANTS CORNER
Attention Fellow Pack Leaders
By Andrew Olson, Covenants Coordinator
O
ne concern that has been echoing
in the community is that of the
excessive barking by dogs in back
yards. Vistancia is a pet friendly community
but there are some very important things to
remember as a pet owner and as a neighbor.
1. Protecting the home does not include barking at every
person that walks by on a path behind the home. That is a
nuisance and should not be permitted by any pet owner.
By giving a pet unrestricted access to a back yard in your
absence, you are not able to witness or correct the behavior
when it happens thus neglecting to teach the dog that this
type of barking is not acceptable. You may need to modify
the animal’s environment to limit its exposure to such
barking triggers.
2. Being a responsible pet owner means you have a
responsibility to the pet as well as your neighbors. Some
of the responsibilities to the pet include providing it with
enough exercise and mental stimulation. Failing to provide
these basic needs will cause stress and frustration for
your pet which results in barking and other disruptive or
damaging behavior. Take the dog for good brisk walks
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as often as possible,
especially in the early
morning and when your
return home from work.
3. Responsibilities to
your neighbors include
picking up and disposing
of pet waste, keeping
your pet on a leash and
making a genuine effort
to control your dogs
barking.
Enforcement of the CC&R’s with respect to barking dogs is
the same as any other violation. If witnessed by an HOA staff
member, a violation will opened and can escalate through the
violation process. If you are witness to a constantly barking dog,
you can fill out a violation complaint form siting the date, time
and duration of the noise nuisance which can also be cause
for a violation letter. It is recommended that Maricopa County
Animal Control be called in ongoing or extreme cases. For more
assistance with barking dog issues and/or mediation, you call the
Peoria Barking Dog Hotline at 623-773-7040.
Community
>>> Featured Event
Vistancia MOMS Club Celebrates 10 Years
By Andrea Moore, MOMS Club President
T
he MOMS Club of Vistancia is celebrating it’s 10th year
in the community. It’s hard to believe that we have been
around almost as long as Vistancia itself. I have had the
privilege of being in the club for almost six years. During those
years, I have met many families in Vistancia and have witnessed
the development of our club and the contributions it makes to
our community.
MOMS Club is centered on
moms and their children to
provide
socialization
and
friendships for both mothers
and children. We have many
play dates and outings for our
members. When I first moved to
Vistancia, I did not know anyone in the community. MOMS Club
has introduced me to many amazing women. I have made some
of my best friends from the club and my children have grown up
with their children and have become great friends as well. It really
is true when you hear members saying that they have made some
wonderful friendships through the club.
The MOMS Club is not only focused on social activities but
community service as well. We have helped many families,
hospitals, and shelters in the area. As a club, we have reached
out to the community to help families that may be going through
difficult times. We often provide meals, gift cards for groceries,
and even gifts to help make the holidays a little more special. We
have also done drives to collect donations for Toys for Tots, local
hospitals, and shelters. It is in true MOMS Club spirit to give back
to our community and help those in need.
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If you would like more information on our club or MOMS Club
international, please visit www.vistanciamomsclub.com or www.
momsclub.org for more information. We are also hosting an
Open House on May 1st at the Mountain Vista Park. I encourage
you to come by to meet some of our members and find out more
about what we are about. We are open to all moms whether you
are a stay at home mom or a working mom and we are always
looking for more members and friends!
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Community
>>> What’s Happening
Corks and Canvas Night
Friday, May 8 | 7PM | Association Office Patio
Half Day Pool Party
Thursday, May 7 | 1-4pm | MVC Pool
School is out early! Come join us for some fun in the sun with
Vistancia’s Half Day Pool Party. Dunk Tank, Games, Otter Pops, an
Ice Cream Truck and Music will be provided. For those interested
in signing up their little one for the dunk tank, contact Lifestyle
Assistant Rudy Bogojevich [email protected]. Spaces are
limited for the dunk tank, so hurry!
Come and uncork your inner canvas. Palate2Palette will be
joining us to help you along. Whether you have never picked up a
paintbrush in your life or you are a seasoned artist looking to have
a fun and creative night out, Corks and Canvas night is for you.
Canvases, easels, aprons, brushes, paint and professional step by
step instruction will be available to you. You will go home with your
own 16X20 masterpiece. Feel free to BYOB, beer, wine, or favorite
beverage. Price is $35. Payments can be made to Beth Hill from
Palate2Palette at [email protected]
Story Time with Maggie the Mermaid
Tuesday, May 12 | 10AM | Association Office
Come and join us as we wrap up the Story Time season! Maggie the
Mermaid and her BFF Tropical Tina will be visiting Vistancia to read
their very favorite book....The Little Mermaid. Find out what happens
when a beautiful mermaid dreams of becoming human and falling
in love. We had such a great time bringing you this special event
series and sharing time together as a community. We will of course
be returning in the Fall.
United Blood Services Blood Drive |
Wednesday, May 13 | 12-4PM | MVC Parking Lot Bloodmobile
Feel like being a hero? Who doesn’t? You can be one when
you donate blood. The Vistancia Community and United Blood
Services are partnering to hold a blood drive on Wednesday May
13 from 12- 4pm on a bloodmobile near the MVC Pool. Make
your appointment to “Find the hero in you” today by visiting
www.BloodHero.com sponsor code: (Vistancia).Donor eligibility
questions? Call 480.675.5497.
Happy Mother’s Day
Friday, May 8 | 9 – 11AM | Association Office
A mother’s arms are made of tenderness and children sleep soundly
in them. Stop by for complimentary assorted pastries and tea to
honor the mothers in our lives.
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Splish-Splash-Bash!
Thursday, May 21 | 12PM | MVC Pool
No more pencils, no more books, so now you are off the hook
because school is out for summer! But it gets better; the pool
slides will be opening! When you’re not going down the pool slides,
chill out poolside. We will have food trucks and an ice cream truck
available for purchase.
CLUBS/CLASSES
Vistancia Paint Class
Mondays | 9:30-11:30AM
Every other Wednesday | 6:30-8:30PM |
MVC Clubhouse
We Love to Paint! Come join us for a fun and relaxing morning of
painting with your friends The cost is $30 per person, per class.
This includes a 2 hour session of step by step instruction and all
supplies necessary to complete a 16 x 20 canvas to take home.
Each class will feature a different painting. Paintings are chosen by
the instructor according to the Theme of the Month. March and April
classes will focus on “Spring”. No prior art experience necessary. All
skill levels are welcome! Call Patty McKay 623.202.3517 or email
[email protected] to register
Water Aerobics
Monday, Tuesday, Friday | 9-10AM | Foothills Pool
Come out every Monday, Tuesday and Friday to a comfortable
workout environment. With all of the benefits of cardio and resistance
training, Water Aerobics is sure to be a great, joint stress free
workout that everyone will enjoy. If you would like more information
contact Lisa Siminoff [email protected] or Diane Schwartz at
[email protected]
Aquaria Swim School
Monday- Thursdays | 8-10AM | MVC Lap Pool
Searching for swimming lessons for your baby or young child? See
your child build fundamental aquatic skills that can keep them safe
and give them a strong foundation for the rest of their lives. Taught
1-on-1, and designed for children ages 6 months to 6 years, your
child will learn how to independently float or to swim safely to the
side of the pool. The aquatic journey continues from there. Safety,
then fun! For more information, visit http://www.facebook.com/
aquariaswim or call 623.680.6835
Vistancia Waterworks
Saturday & Sunday | 1-3PM
Monday | 3-5PM
MVC Lap Pool
Classes will be held at the Mountain Vista Pool on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday afternoons. All classes are taught by Coach Mike, an
aquatic professional with over thirty years of experience teaching
swimming at all levels. For registration please phone 425. 492.6871.
Estate Planning-Happy Hour
Thursday, May 7 | 6:30PM | MVC Clubhouse
Everyone has an estate. Rich or poor, it doesn’t matter. This is why
proper estate planning is important to protect you and your family,
preserve your wealth, provide assistance and ease the minds of your
loved ones during a difficult time or time of loss, and avoid the costly
expense and inconvenience of a living probate or probate at death.
Presented by Premier Documents, LLC. Immediately following
please stay to enjoy complimentary light fare and drinks and a
chance to win great prizes. Hosted by Liberty Mutual Insurance.
GI Jane Volleyball
Friends and Family Fun Night
Friday is Friends and Family Game Night with GI Jane Volleyball. We
are forming 4 teams with six players each to partake in tournament
recreational-like play. Pre-formed teams and free agents are
welcome to play, but all must RSVP at www.gijanevolleyball.com.
At just $3 per participant and located at Mountain Vista Club Gym,
it’s inexpensive, local and an easy way to bring together friends and
family together for some fun! Game night is every Friday from 5:307:30PM at the MVC Gym.
*Participants must be able to serve and pass/bump at a minimum.
Little Volleys
Do you find yourself telling your child to quit bouncing/throwing/
hitting the ball in the house? Get out of the house and let GI Jane
Volleyball save your furniture, decrease your stress and give your
child a parent-approved location to do all of that!
We will be offering a parent-kid camp for boys and girls ages 2-5
every week to get those little volleys out of the house and will teach
them the basics skills of the game (bump, set, spike), footwork,
rules, and volleyball vocabulary. Every 4-week camp will be different!
Cost is $40 for 4-weeks. Camp will be offered continuous Saturdays,
every month, 4-weeks at a time. You can sign up for a camp(s) 2
months in advance if you wish. May registrations are being accepted
at www.gijanevolleyball.com. Camp is held at the MVC Gym from
3:30-4:30PM.
Open Gym
Players will receive everything they need to practice the game:
court, net, and volleyballs. Players can practice anything they wish
to include scrimmages. This is reoccurring every Saturday starting
from 4:30-5:30PM at the MVC Gym. Cost is $1 for 1 hour! (Current
schedule is 3:30-5:30PM, $2 for 2 hours).
Practice Teams
GI Jane Volleyball is looking to fill the court with practice teams!
Players will receive formal instruction and be paired with players
with a similar skill set (beginner, intermediate and advanced). If
they’re ready for a challenge to expand their skills and knowledge
of the game of volleyball and have fun, then this is their opportunity!
Practice teams will be offered at 4-week intervals (beginnings of the
month and always honoring holidays ---especially since this is on
Sundays!). If you’re considering signing your child up, please read
the skill categories on our website that best suits them. This is good
for both boys and girls ages 6-14.
Pricing will vary by month dependent on holidays resulting in a
3-week $40 or 4-week $55 offering. Team practices have started
from 12-4:15PM (time varies on skill level).
Please visit www.gijanevolleyball.com for additional information and
to register for all offerings. See you on the court!
Save the Date
Wet ‘n’ Wild Teen Trip
Wednesday, June 3 |Meet at the
Association Office at 9:45AM |
$28 per child
Dive In Movie | Big Hero Six
Friday, June 12 | 7PM |
MVC Pool
Red, White and Blue BBQ
Saturday, June 27 | 10AM |
MVC Pool
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Community
>>> Scrapbook
Eggstravaganza Fun!
Swarming all over the Ladybug Release
Singing and Dancing at Karaoke Night
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Spring Break 2015
Paintball Excitement
Skateboarding Central
Another adventure to the Wine Country
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Community
>>> Getting Crafty
>>> EMPLOYEE Spotlight
DIY Popsicle Stick Puzzle Tammy McBrien
By Vanessa Rodriguez Coppola of www.SeeVanessaCraft.com
P
opsicle stick puzzles are a great way to keep your kids
entertained while on an airplane, at a doctor’s office or
while waiting for food at a restaurant. I put the sticks in a
little pouch or baggy and keep the puzzle stashed in my bag, just
in case we need it while we’re out and about. Personalize them
with your family photos and your kids will love putting the photo
back together again. Make a photo puzzle for mom on Mother’s
Day using one of her favorite photos.
MATERIALS
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5 x 7 Photo
Popsicle Sticks
Straight Edge Cutter or Scissors
Mod Podge
Sponge Brush
Rotary Cutter or X-ACTO Knife
T
ammy McBrien is the Communications Coordinator for
CCMC and has worked in Vistancia for just over a year. Prior
to working for CCMC, Tammy has worked in marketing for
several master planned
communities in the
West Valley.
Tammy and her family
moved to Arizona 13
years ago from Chicago
where she was born
and raised. She and her
3 children, Madison,
Brennan and Marley all
enjoy living in the valley
of the sun and can’t
imagine enduring a
bitter winter ever again.
Family and friends are
Tammy’s everything. In
her spare time, she is
running around like a chicken with her head cut off. The kids keep
her moving and on her toes.
She enjoys working in Vistancia and feels it is a fun and welcoming
community to be apart of. The residents are passionate and
always willing to help. Stop on by the Association Office and
introduce yourself, Tammy loves coffee and conversation!
Can you guess who the next
Employee Spotlight will be
about in next month’s issue?
INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1: Print out a 5x7 photo.
Step 2: Place 17 popsicle sticks in a row. Make sure your 5x7
photo can fit within the sticks and trim off the excess.
Step 3: Flip the photo upside down and apply a generous coat
of Mod Podge. Place the photo on top of the sticks and gently
smooth out. Apply a generous amount of Mod Podge on top of
the photo. Allow glue to dry.
Step 4: Once fully dry, cut in between the popsicle sticks using
a rotary cutter or X-ACTO knife.
Step 5: Mix up the popsicle sticks and try to put the photo back
together again!
For more recipes and crafts, visit www.seevanessacraft.com.
You can also catch Vanessa on her local blog,
www.westvalleymomsblog.com,
written by Arizona moms for Arizona moms.
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CITY
>>>City of Peoria
Meet Councilmember
Bridget Binsbacher
I
am humbled to introduce myself as
your newly elected Peoria City Council
member. I have lived in the Northwest
Valley since 1987. I am married to Jon, a
firefighter/paramedic and we have four
children. Our eldest son, Kyle, is a radio
broadcaster, Ryan is a junior in college
and Kady and Clay both attend Peoria
public schools. I have deep roots in Peoria
and have spent many years serving the community cultivating
relationships with business leaders, civic leaders, educators and
many others. Our family moved to Vistancia in 2005. Like many
of you, we have weathered difficult economic times but are proud
of how our city has persevered. Today we are encouraged by the
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I believe in transparent government and will respectfully and
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step of the way.
I have lived in the Mesquite District for 15 years and understand
the need to carefully manage growth as well as the importance
of protecting property values and open space. Homes and
businesses have been built, but parks, lighted sports fields and
other amenities have not kept up. As your new councilmember
of the Mesquite District, I will make sure the city fulfills its longago promise to fund and build Community Park #3 as soon as
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Now more than ever, we must work together to grow responsibly
and keep our city strong and vibrant. I am thrilled and honored to
have earned your votes. I appreciate your trust and will not take
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SCHOOL BELL
>>> Liberty High School
Drug Detection Canines Making the Rounds at
Liberty High School
By Amberlee Pavey
I
In April, drug detection canines began to
arrive at Liberty High School in the hopes
of keeping the students and staff safe
from the growing suburban drug issue. The
canines will be on campus to discover harmful
substances that are on school premises.
The canines will be on campus from April onward, but no schedule
for their visits has been made known. This is an intentional
move, done so that offenders will not have the chance to plan
around the randomized presence of the dogs. Hopefully, the
implementation of these canines will help alleviate the worrisome
influx of suburban drug usage.
The canines will come from a local kennel that has a long history
of training service dogs. According to a letter sent out to parents
by Principal John Croteau, “should the canine sniff a substance
that could be harmful, administration will conduct a more
thorough investigation.”
English teacher Mrs. Miller said, “I think it’s going to discourage
kids from bringing those substances on our campus.”
Administration and staff feel that the canines are going to help
reduce the amount of harmful and illegal substances on our
campus.
Liberty High School counselor Ms. Dyer said, “I think anything
that helps the environment of the school [and] makes it safer
and better for kids is a good thing.” The concern of what the
substances can do to people has grown in recent years because
more and more adolescents and minors are getting involved with
drugs.
A high ranking source within the school who wishes to remain
anonymous added, “I think it’s a great idea. I think it’s a great
idea because it’s a deterrent. And obviously we know that there
[are] things in school that shouldn’t be in school, and hopefully
the canines will find that.”
>>> Vistancia Elementary
Disney Bound Once Again!
T
he Vistancia Steel Drum group at Vistancia
Elementary, known as “Iron Pans”,
has once again returned from another
memorable trip, which included a performance
in Disneyland. The students departed Vistancia
Elementary on April 16th and performed on the
Big Thunder Jamboree Stage in Frontierland on
April 17th. This is the second consecutive year they have been
accepted and performed at Disneyland. It takes many hours to
prepare, fundraise, and organize for trips like this, but the memory
of a lifetime for these students makes the effort worthwhile.
(Student) Makenna laird….
Being a member of the steel
drum program has been an
amazing experience. I have
been very fortunate to perform
at Disneyland twice. Mrs.
Carlson has done such a great
job teaching us and creating
such fun opportunities that I will
always remember. Being in the
steel drums will always be some
of my most favorite memories.
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(Student) Noah Fryberger…
Steel Drums is so much fun
because we get to go out and
perform for many events and
meet people.
(Student) Jacob Webb….
I like Steel Drums because of
our instructor, she knows how
to bring out the best in us.
The students in the steel drum
group are very committed
and motivated, which is
demonstrated by their daily rehearsals at 7:00am at Vistancia
Elementary. They take great pride in knowing that they are
involved in a very unique program that is offered at very few
schools. The “Iron Pans” group is currently the only steel drum
group in the Peoria Unified School District.
“Iron Pans” hopes to continue to have opportunities for trips in
the future, but they also enjoy performing for our community and
surrounding areas. The group would like to thank the Vistancia
Community for their continuous support.
If you would like to learn more about this unique program
you may contact the Director, Julie Carlson at
[email protected].
>>> Lake Pleasant Elementary
How Does Your Teacher Build a Sense
of Community?
Lake Pleasant is a school of choice built on
trust, community, and collaboration. We are
invested in providing meaningful experiences
that promote individual success and a passion
for lifelong learning.
“My teacher treats us like a family. She does
that by knowing when to tease us and make
us laugh every day. She also shares some
funny stories about her life, and we share
ours too. That builds relationships with our
classmates.” -Samantha Campbell, 5th
grade
“My teacher helps build a social contract
so people can be treated the way you want
to be treated. She’s fun, amazing, and very
cool. She teaches us a lot and is very silly.
She also cares for us. She is a good teacher.”
–Ethan Reed, 2nd grade
How does Lake Pleasant foster a sense of collaboration?
“The administrators at Lake Pleasant have
carefully built a team of staff members that
take every possible measure to ensure
open communication and support, with the
common goal of ensuring that each student
has the best chance for success. The key
components that help us foster this sense of
collaboration are trust, a positive attitude and support amongst
one another.” -Emily Rogers, Nurse Asst.
“We have a Leadership Team where teachers and administrators
meet and openly talk about needs. School goals are set.
Professional Learning Communities encourage and allow time
for teachers to collaborate. Teachers learn
new techniques and share with each other
to better instruction and learning for all
students. We welcome and appreciate parent
volunteers. Parents serve on the PTO and
help with school functions, volunteer regularly
in classrooms, and participate in field trips.”
-Beth Austin, Kindergarten
How does Lake Pleasant foster trust?
“The administration, teachers, staff and
parents have been nothing short of amazing!
We have a true community here who are
helpful, respectful, honest and caring. My
daughter is visually impaired and everyone
who has been involved with her at school
has really made everything as easy as it
could be. Her needs are always put first and everyone keeps
an open line of communication. They work together in a team
for the benefit of my daughter. I believe in the saying “it takes
a village to raise a child” and Lake Pleasant has an awesome
village that have earned my trust, respect and loyalty. Thank
you Lake Pleasant for taking care of and teaching my children!”
-Catrina Frost, parent
“As a new community member, my children
and family were welcomed from the very first
day. We are so thankful for the programs,
teachers, faculty, class sizes and mostly the
sense of community that the school fosters.
Our kids tell us all the time that they never
want to leave Lake Pleasant.” -Jason Elliott,
parent
>>> Vistancia Elementary
Disney Bound Once Again!
MYVISTANCIA.COM | MAY 2015 | 23
At the club
>>> Tee TIME
Let Your Belt Buckle Point the Way
By Greg Ellis, General Manager, Trilogy Golf Club at Vistancia
F
rom the time my dad gave me my first
golf lesson, there has been one principle
of the swing that remains steadfast in
mind and in my swing. This should be a given
when swinging the golf club; however, the
majority of golfers today never reach the point of a full body finish.
This fundamental principle is simple; point your belt buckle to your
target so you can make a complete follow through.
One rule of thumb or in this case “rule of the belt buckle” is what
ever direction your belt buckle is pointing at the completion of your
swing is the direction the golf ball will travel. More times than not if
a shot hangs out to the right it is because you have slid through the
golf shot and if you remember to look at your belt buckle, you will
find it is pointed to the right.
The reason that many golfers do not get the belt buckle to the
target is directly related to the sequence of motion throughout the
swing. Amazing how everything always comes back to the swing
sequence. If the swing sequence is out of order the belt buckle will
most likely not make it back to your target and thus the ball will not
make it to your target either.
With this in mind, work on getting the sequence of your swing
motion grooved by having the following occur: the take away begins
with the club, hands and arms starting the swing; followed by a turn
of the shoulders to a point where the torso turns and then finally
the hips turn slightly. This should have the golf club to the top of
the backswing. Now it is time to get the belt buckle moving. You
will begin to rotate the hips first to initiate the downswing. While the
hips are rotating back to the ball and through the torso will follow
the hips; the shoulders will follow the shoulders and the arms, hands
and club will follow the shoulders. By now the belt buckle should
be pointed to your target and the club will now swing down the line
toward you target. If the clubface is square at impact the ball will go
toward the target as well. You may pick up a extra distance with this
swing method too.
Practice this and if you have any challenges with this, please feel
free to contact me at the Trilogy Golf Club at Vistancia.
Make sure to tune in to the Bunker to Bunker Golf Show every
Saturday morning from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. on Arizona Sports 98.7
or on the internet at www.arizonasports.com; and click on the
SportsTalk button for more tips and updates on all of the week’s
golfing news in the Valley and around the world. Join me, Marty
Monaghan, and Jim Hill for a comprehensive look at the golf world
every week.
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At the club
>>> Blackstone Country Club
Blackstone Country Club’s ‘Member for
A Day’ Available Now
By The Vistancia Information Center
Member For A Day Experience
Blackstone Country Club at Vistancia invites you to experience the
spectacular golf and Club lifestyle as a Blackstone Country Club
‘Member For A Day’ with a round of golf for two on the Jim Enghdesigned championship golf course, gourmet lunch and private
Club tour for $150* now through September 30th 2015.
Blackstone Country Club is the Northwest Valley’s only premier
private country club, located within your community. From the
rugged beauty of the Jim Engh-designed championship course
to the comfortable luxury of the 30,000 square foot clubhouse,
Blackstone Country Club is an ideal experience for families and
golfers.
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The Club offers several equity
golf, non-equity golf and social
membership options starting at
$320 per month. To schedule
your experience today contact the
Membership Director at 623-7078700 or [email protected].
*Refundable with commencement of Golf or Social Membership. Offer valid between
April 1, 2015 through September 30, 2015. Blackstone Country Club is a private
facility. The golf course, clubhouse and other recreational facilities are part of
Blackstone Country Club and are not included with the purchase of real estate. See
governing Club documents at blackstonecountryclub.com for terms, conditions, and
costs. Membership offers may be cancelled at any time. All rights reserved ©2015.
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Resources
HOA Office Vistancia Community Patrol Vistancia Village Emergency
For use between midnight and 8AM 623.215.8646
480.313.2685
800.274.3165
City of Peoria
Police/Animal Control
Peoria Policing Program, North Tip Line [email protected]
Fire Southwest Ambulance
Arrowhead Hospital North Peoria Emergency Center Sun Health Hospital Post Office Sunrise Mountain Library 623.773.8311
623.773.5077
623.773.7279
480.655.7234
623.561.1000
623.561.2022
623.214.4000
623.979.8533
623.773.8650
Utilities
Cox Communications Zona Communications Southwest Gas APS (Electric) City of Peoria (water/trash) 602.694.1952
623.455.4500
602.861.1999
602.371.7171
623.773.7160
Schools
Peoria Unified S.D. #11 Lake Pleasant Elementary Attendance Vistancia Elementary Attendance Liberty High School Sunrise Mountain High School Creative Castle Preschool and Kindergarten
623.486.6000
623.773.6575
623.773.6582
623.773.6500
623.773.6508
623.773.6525
623.487.5125
602.740.9561
Churches
Spirit Song Church 623.824.1357
Activities and Clubs
Basketball League: Vistancia now has its own basketball league. Games are Saturday
mornings from 9am-1pm. For more info visit www.fsiellc.com.
Bible Study: The women’s Bible study meets every Thursday at 9AM in the MVC Clubhouse.
All women are invited as we share, discuss, and encourage one another. Call Valerie for more
information at 623.824.1357.
Bike Club: If you love to bicycle, then have we got a club for you! The ABC (Arizona Bicycle
Club)—a long-standing non-profit bicycle fun and advocacy club in the Valley—has opened
a new chapter in Vistancia. The ride is at 8AM every Saturday! For more info contact Charles
Sykes at 602.748.8655 or [email protected].
Bunco: We need players! Join us in the Clubhouse on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of
each month at 7PM for an exciting dice game and a great way to meet new friends! The
fee is $6 per person to play. There are 4 gift cards available to win! Please contact Rudy at
[email protected] if you’re interested in playing!
Cheer Club: We focus on health and fitness, building self confidence and the FUNdamentals
of cheerleading with the emphasis on fun while working hard to perfect our skills. Email Clarissa
at [email protected] or call 623.271.3483 for more information.
Fitness Boot Camp: With a military style of fitness training this class will help you shed
pounds and get into shape while having fun! Early bird special is $75 for the entire 5 weeks
Monday-Friday. Call Jennifer at 435.701.0065 or email her at [email protected] to sign
up. Visit www.vistanciafitnessbootcamp.webs.com for more information.
Garden Chat: Garden chat will meet the second Wednesday of every month at 6pm. Contact
[email protected] for additional information.
Grief Share: After the funeral, when the cards and flowers have stopped coming, most of
the people around you return to their normal lives. But your grief continues and you feel
alone. Often, friends and family want to help you, but don’t know how. That’s the reason for
GriefShare. Our group is led by caring people who have experienced grief and have rebuilt
their lives. Offered to the community by Spirit Song Church. Meets in the Mountain Vista Club
building on Thursdays 6:30-8:00 p.m. For more information contact Pastor Karol Brecheisen
at 928.853.5663.
Helping Hands Club: The Helping Hands club is a group of Vistancia residents with the same
mission to help their neighbors in need! If you would like to join the club or if you have a need
that the club might be able to assist you with contact Robert and Julia Miller 623-760-5582
or [email protected].
Homeschoolers of Vistancia: Welcoming all homeschooling families and educators or
mentors living in or surrounding area of Vistancia. Join to connect with families passionate
about home-based, world-based education! Share ideas, tips, curriculum, and encouragement.
Schedule meetings, events, activities, and field trips. Connect to our group on Facebook or
please contact Julie Goodson 623.680.6928 or Anne-Marie Older 602.354.6741 for
information.
MOMS Club: We are a non-profit network support group for all moms. Whether you are
working and looking to connect with other working moms or you stay at home and are
looking for friendships for both you and your child, we are the answer. We offer many
activities! If you are interested in meeting new moms and making great friendships, please visit
www.vistanciamomsclub.com.
Mountain Biking Club: This club meets on weekends at the discretion of group leader.
Explore new terrain in and around the Vistancia community. For additional information contact
Scott Thompson at 623.764.4960.
Poker Club: Come meet your neighbors while playing a game of skill and luck. Vistancia Poker
Texas hold-em tournaments are held every other Saturday from January through November,
with a championship tournament in December. Buyins vary from $20 to $40 per tournament.
For the full schedule of tournaments or more information, please visit our website at
www.vistanciapoker.com or email [email protected].
Self Defense Class: Sifu Randy Parker, a certified instructor for DeMile Self-Defense
Systems, will be teaching adult level (14 or older) classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays;
Beginner 6PM and Advanced 7PM in MVC Association Office. Please contact Sifu Parker at
[email protected] or 623.866.8237 for more information.
Swim Lessons: Swim4lifephoenix continues to offer swim lessons 7 days a week to all
ages, including infant, children, adults and special needs. Private or group lessons at the MVC
pool, your home or mine. Contact Lori at 602.284.4399 or [email protected].
Tennis Club: Drop-in Tennis is on Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturday at the Mountain Vista
Club tennis courts at 7:30AM-10:00AM. For more information, contact Howie Grover at
[email protected] or call 623.215.8708.
Tennis Lessons: Tennis Pro Joe Ragland instructs Children and Adults in multiple settings
including private lessons and group clinics. Call Joe for additional information at 623.680.6738.
Tumble and Dance: AZ Tumble N Dance Company LLC non-competitive tumbling and
dance. We help children build strength, coordination, flexibility, motor skills, and self
confidence. We believe once children experience the feeling of fitness and the fun and joy
of movement they will be on their way to an active lifestyle. Classes are available to children
ages 2 through 14 years old. Beginners to experienced children are all welcome. Our classes
and choreography are fun and child appropriate. If you would love to register, contact Tawni
Lanoue at [email protected]. Or visit http.aztumblendance.wix.com for program
information.
Vistancia Village Loaning Library: Bring a book take a book at the Loaning Library in the
Association Office. We are also always accepting donations for books and DVDs For more
information contact the Association Office at 623.215.8646.
Vistancia Vipers: The team is taking a much needed break, they will return in 2015! Contact
Jen Peery for more information at [email protected].
Vistancia Water Works: Vistancia Waterworks will be offering group swim lessons on
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons for youth ages 4 and up and an adult class. Classes will
feature a 3:1 student instructor ratio and economical pricing, $15.00 per class. All classes will
be held at the Vistancia Mountain Vista Pool. For registration please phone 425.492.6871.
For additional information please visit www.vistanciawaterworks.com.
Workout Group: Come enjoy new friends as you strengthen your muscles and enjoy fun new
workouts. We rotate through various strength training, cardio, and Plyometric exercises. All age
ranges and skill levels welcome. Classes are Free! We meet Mon, Fri at 8:15AM in the MVC
Gym. Contact Lisa at [email protected].
Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/vistanciavillageassociation and find us online at www.myvistancia.com.
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Calendar
MAY 2015
SUN
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
1
Adult Pick-up Volleyball
5pm
Vistancia Village Association
29701 N. Sunrise Point
Peoria, AZ 85383
623.215.8646
www.myvistancia.com
3
Waterworks
1-3pm
4
Girl Scouts 539
6pm-7:30pm
Vistancia Paint Class
9:30am-11:30am
Waterworks
3-5pm
10
Waterworks
1-3pm
11
Vistancia Paint Class
9:30am-11:30am
Waterworks
3-5pm
17
Archery Club 5pm
Waterworks
1-3pm
31
Waterworks 1-3pm
Weekly
Fitness
Schedule
12
Cub Scouts 6-8pm
Story Time
10am
18
Vistancia Paint Class
9:30am-11:30am
Aquaria Swim
8-10am
Waterworks
3-5pm
Tumble & Dance Off
24
Waterworks 1-3pm
5
Cub Scouts 6-8pm
25
8
Women’s Bible
Study 9am
Half Day Pool
Party 12pm
Vistancia Happy Hour
Seminar 6:30pm
Adult Pick-up Volleyball
5pm
Mother’s Day Tea 9am
Corks & Canvas Night
7pm
13
Women’s Afternoon Group
2pm
Vistancia Paint Class
6:30-8:30pm
Bloodmobile Drive
12-4pm
14
Women’s Bible
Study 9am
Grief Share 6pm
Sidewinder L.L. Mtg. 6pm
15
Adult Pick-up Volleyball
5pm
20
21
Women’s Bible
Study 9am
Grief Share 6pm
Sidewinder L.L. Mtg. 6pm
Tumble & Dance Off
Splish Splash Bash
12pm
22
Adult Pick-up Volleyball
5pm
Tumble & Dance Off
28
Women’s Bible Study 9am
Grief Share 6pm
Sidewinder L.L. Mtg. 6pm
Aquaria Swim
8-10am
29
Adult Pick-up Volleyball
5pm
Bootcamp 5-7am
Drop-In Tennis
7:30-10am
Bootcamp 8:30am9:30am
Cheernastics
5-7pm (Office)
Tumble & Dance
5-7:40pm
BEST Soccer & Baseball
Aquaria Swim 8-10am
Health & Beauty
Class 7:15pm
Bootcamp 5am-7am
Workout Group 8am
Bunco 7pm
Aquaria Swim
8-10am
Tumble & Dance Off
26
27
Vistancia Paint Class
9:30am-11:30am
Aquaria Swim 8-10am
Waterworks 3-5pm
Cub Scouts 6-8pm
Aquaria Swim
8-10am
Vistancia Paint Class
6:30-8:30pm
Bootcamp 5-7am
Workout Group 8-9am
Cheer Practice 4-6pm
Bball Practice 6-9pm
Bootcamp 5-7am
Drop-In Tennis
7:30-10am
Bootcamp 8:30am9:30am
Tumble & Dance
5-7:40pm
BEST Soccer & Baseball
Cheernastics
5-7pm (Office)
Bootcamp 5-7am
Workout Group 8-8:30am
Bootcamp 8:30am9:30am
Flex Yoga 9:00am10:00am
Tumbling 10-11:30am
Cheer Practice 5-7pm
Bball Practice 7-9:30pm
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7
Bunco 7pm
19
Cub Scouts 6-8pm
Aquaria Swim
8-10am
Tumble & Dance Off
Coffee Talk
9am
6
2
Poker Club
Tournament 2pm
Waterworks 1-3pm
Kentucky Derby
9am
9
Waterworks 1-3pm
16
Poker Club
Tournament 2pm
Waterworks 1-3pm
Girl Scouts
11am-12pm
23
Waterworks 1-3pm
Tumble & Dance Off
30
Poker Club
Tournament 2pm
Waterworks
1-3pm
Bicycle Club 8am
Drop-In Tennis
7:30-10am
Cheer Club 7-9am
Basketball League 9-1pm
Adult Pick-Up Bball
1-3:30pm
GI Jane Volleyball
3:30-6pm
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