April, May, June 2013 - Plantation Homeowners, Inc.
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April, May, June 2013 - Plantation Homeowners, Inc.
Plantation Homeowners, Inc. at Carrollwood 11380 Brookgreen Drive TAMPA FL, 33624 http://www.plantationtampahoa.com April, May, June 2013 SUMMER FUN! *WE NEED YOUR VOTE FOR A NEW CLUBHOUSE* The Annual Meeting on August 21, 2013, 7:00 PM, will be one of the most important meetings in the history of Plantation. Your Board of Directors started to consider, in May of 2012, what future upgrades were recommended and sought professional opinions. So, the Board engaged the services of Kern-Whitehouse & Associates, Inc., Structural Engineering consultants, to conduct an evaluation of the current clubhouse. Three rebuilding options were considered to bring the current facility up to code and make it more functional for residents. The Board noticed that the cost of a new building was only slightly higher than the cost of doing any repairs. To understand the full picture, the Board hired Architect Robert Audé to design potential proposals for a new building. Audé presented three locations in the general area of the current clubhouse as possibilities to consider. The Board chose the location across from the clubhouse near the lake, utilizing a beautiful asset of our community. If, after soil samples and more due diligence is completed on this site, and it is determined that this site is not adequate for a new clubhouse, the new clubhouse would be built on the existing site. Open meetings are being held to inform residents of the new clubhouse project. The next informational meeting for the clubhouse will be held July 23 , 7 PM in the Clubhouse. Please attend or contact manager Mike Boland at [email protected] for all the details of this proposed capital improvement. The 1970’s Clubhouse has had only minimal upgrades done over the years and doesn’t offer much versatility to our residents. It is rented out almost every weekend, is used for our voting precinct and various association meetings. With improved inside space and better parking arrangements around the building, the uses of a new clubhouse will become a huge asset to Plantation. New building materials like windows, roofing, and air conditioners all mean a more efficiently run building. Your support is vital in making this project happen and it’s yours if you vote for it. 1 2012-2013 Board Members Bill Sanders President Jerry Scanlan Vice President Joe Tucciarone Treasurer Peter Shanahan Director Brandie Bailey Director Kathy Gude Director Tony Rivera Director Frank Duque Director Open Director Leave a message for any Director at the Plantation Office 969-3991 Or email them at: Mike Boland, Manager [email protected] Office Staff: Rossana Salazar Architectural Control & Legal [email protected] Carolyn Jones Accounts Payable/Receivable [email protected] Stephanie Navarro Receptionist & Clubhouse Reservations [email protected] Dan Church Maintenance Supervisor 969-3991 Craig NaDell Supervisor for Courtesy Patrol—376-8833 [email protected] HCSO, District III 7202 Gunn Hwy. Hills. Co. Sheriff office 247-0330 (non-emergency) ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of owners is for the election of board members and any other business as may properly be brought before the meeting. The Annual Meeting of Plantation Homeowners, Inc. will be held on Wednesday, August 21, 2013 in the Plantation Clubhouse. Homeowners may vote unless they are 90 days late on unpaid monetary obligations. to the Association. BOARD NEWS It was with great sadness the Plantation said goodby to a special employee who recently passed away after a short illness. Teresa A. “Best” Richardson, who worked as a pool attendant and then on the Courtesy Patrol passed away April 26, 2013 from cancer. All who knew her will always remember her warm, friendly personality. We will miss her. Our condolences to her family. NEW: NO SMOKING INSIDE THE GATED POOL AREA. The Board voted to add to the Pool Rules that smoking will no longer be allowed within the fenced areas of our swimming pools. All of our residents should be able to enjoy our pools, but we have had reports that residents have had to leave the pools because of secondhand smoke. A designated area, away from the pool entrances will have an ashtray where smokers can dispose of the butts. Please be considerate of other residents while enjoying our pools. VEHICLE TOWING: The Board has signed an Agreement with Autopro Towing and Recovery, LLC, to tow vehicles from Association property. Towing areas will be marked with signs, per Florida Statutes, 715.07. OPEN BOARD POSITION: The Board has approved the resignation, with regret, of Dennis Ragano, and thank him for his time spent with the Board. The Board can vote to fill a replacement for that position which is for the remainder of the 2012-2015 cycle. Please notify the manager, Mike Boland, 969-3991 if you are interested. BOARD ACTION: Replacement signs were purchased for the children’s play area. An ice machine was purchased for the employees. The Board renewed the contract for manager Mike Boland for another year. The manager is getting bids from companies regarding our trash contract. The Plantation sign at Linebaugh, was damaged in a car accident and we are waiting for the responsible insurance to pay for the recently installed replacement sign. The Board approved the purchase of up to $35,000 to purchase equipment from the Rental Tool auction. The Board approved a retainer of $5,000 to Audé-Smith for the Schematic Design Phase of a Community Clubhouse. Pending community approval, the Board will thereafter authorize remaining phases of the contract. 2 FAMILY DAY IN THE PARK The Plantation will host a Family Day in the Park again this year. If you missed the event last year be sure to put it on your calendar for this September 28. Look for more information coming out in early September. For information and details about getting involved, contact Sarah Del Rio at [email protected]. We will have games, vendors, and food!! NEW TRASH CONTAINERS Starting Aug. 1, gray roll carts for garbage and blue roll carts for recycling will be delivered to more than 260,000 homes. Residents will need to store their carts until the new service begins. Also, residents are encouraged to read the important information that will be delivered with the carts. This will include cart instructions, collection days, and service provider information. When the new service starts, the carts will be emptied by automated collection, a process that uses a mechanical arm on the collection vehicle instead of workers lifting cans and bins by hand. An automated system keeps neighborhoods cleaner and neater on collection days, increases recycling rates, and is safer for service providers. Though collection days and service providers may change, the improved service will still include two garbage pickups every week, one recycling collection every week, and one yard waste collection every week. Yard waste will still be collected manually in containers and cans provided by residents, or in bags and bundles Homeowners must find a way to conceal these cans from view. No rubbish, trash, garbage, or other waste material shall be kept or permitted upon any lot or common area except in sanitary containers located on each lot and concealed from view, according to the Declaration of Easements, Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions regarding the Plantation. Also, trash must be put in these containers or it will not be collected by the county.. , Visit www.HillsboroughCounty.org/TalkTrash, or call the Hillsborough County Public Utilities Department at 813-272-5680. RESOLUTION COMMITTEE/DEED RESTRICTION REVIEW The Plantation Subdivision is a Deed Restricted Community which means that everyone who buys a home within this subdivision must follow the Declaration of Easements, Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions regarding the Plantation. A committee has been formed to review the current resolutions and make recommendations to the Board if any changes are needed. This subdivision was established in 1976 and obviously there have been many changes in the in the community in the past 40 years to affect the original plans and covenants for this subdivision. Fence styles and materials have changed, paint colors, and landscaping are just a few. Though most residents are doing a wonderful job maintaining their own property and abiding by the current Deed Restrictions, we all know there are properties where homes are a real eyesore. The manager has been in contact with the County Code Enforcement office to see if they can help enforce some violations that are also County code violations. All deed restrictions will be reviewed by our attorney before they become effective. Meeting times and dates are advertised on the marquees. 3 ****SAVE THE DATE:**** July 10 July 14 July 17 July 23 August 1 August 7 August August 21 NEW Clubhouse Meeting— 7 PM Clubhouse Plantation Adult Softball League , 4 PM Board of Directors meeting New Clubhouse Meeting STARTING NEW TRASH CONTAINER DELIVERY ACC Meeting New Clubhouse Meeting TBA Annual Meeting & Election of 4 Directors (One director recently resigned) Open member discussion Sept. 4 ACC Meeting Sept. 18 Board of Directors Meeting Sept. 28 Family Day in the park Sept. 30 NEW GARBAGE COLLECTION BEGINS Nov. 6 or 16 Community Garage Sale ACC meetings—1st Wednesday of each month Board meetings—3rd Wednesday of each month ADULT SOFTBALL TEAM The weekly Plantation Adult Softball League starts Sunday, July 14 at 4 PM. For more information please contact Tony Rivera, 813-293-2768. NEWSLETTER DELIVERY/emails The Board would like to be able to email the Newsletter and future notifications to all homeowners who have an email address. Please contact the Plantation Homeowner office at [email protected] to add or delete your email address to our mail-out list. If you don’t have an email address, copies of future newsletters can be picked up in the office. We currently have around 900 emails that Newsletters are sent to. Thank you everyone. NEWSLETTER ADVERTISING Advertising is now being accepted for the Plantation Homeowner, Inc Newsletter. Please contact the office for information if you are interested in placing an ad in our quarterly newsletter. DISCLAIMER The Plantation Homeowner, Inc. at Carrollwood Newsletter is printed quarterly for homeowners and renters of the Plantation Homeowners Inc, Tampa, FL. The products and services offered or advertised and other information found in the Newsletter or on the web site may be the products, services, and information of third parties. Your Association does not endorse any one vendor or contractor found in this newsletter and, as always, please check for references. 4 5 BOGO Monday: 1 lb. Plain Tilapia Filets 1 lb. Bourbon Chicken Breasts BOGO Tuesday: Buy 1 Chicken Mignon, get 1 Free Buy 1 Pork Mignon, get 1 Free Buy 1 lb. Chicken Cutlets, get 1 lb. Free Buy 1 Sloppy Joe, get 1 Free Buy 1 4 pk Seasoned Burger Patties, get 1 4 pk Free Buy 1 lb Breaded Grouper Fingers, get 1 lb. Free Buy 10 Hush Puppies, get 10 Free Buy 1 Bacon Cheddar Burger, get 1 Free Up to 2 Free of each item BOGO Wednesday: Buy 1 Shrimp Kabob (Cajun or BBQ), get 1 Free Buy 1 Beef Kabob (Italian or Teriyaki), get 1 Free Buy 1 Chicken Kabob (Italian, Teriyaki or Buffalo), get 1 free Buy 1 Pork Kabob, get 1 Free Buy 1 lb. Honey BBQ Chicken Breasts, get 1 lb. Free BOGO Wednesday cont: 2 Free Kabobs Total Also: Buy 1 lb. Reg. cut Pork chops, get 1 lb. free Up to 2 lbs. Free Not BOGO, but still a Wednesday special: Boneless Chicken Breasts $3.49/lb Ground Sirloin $2.99/lb BOGO Thursday: Stuffed Chicken Breasts, up to 5 Free May not be combined with any other offer Buy 1 lb. Basa Filets, get 1 lb. Free Not BOGO, but still a Thursday Special: Boneless Chicken Breasts $2.99/lb Ground Sirloin $2.99 Friday: Buy 4 Filet Mignons, get 5th Free Buy 1 Tenderloin Filet Kabob, get 1 Free Up to 2 free Kabobs total 6 ARCHITECT’S RENDERING OF A NEW PLANTATION CLUBHOUSE 7
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