Klahanie has a Little Free Library

CALENDER OF
EVENTS:
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July 18th– Mixed
Doubles Night
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July 25th—Free Fun
Klahanie Living
Friday
V O L U M E
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ing
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August 15th– Free
Fun Friday
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August 22nd– Mixed
Doubles Night
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August 23rd– Luau
Pool Party
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August 26th– BOD
Meeting
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September 5th– Back
to School Movie
Night: Frozen
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Klahanie has a Little Free Library
August 8th– 80’s
Movie Night: The
Goonies
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July 29th– BOD Meet-
September 30th–
BOD Meeting
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THIS ISSUE:
NAAK
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Aquatics
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Movie Nights
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Luau
7
Sheriff’s Report
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New Fitness
Equipment
10
Monument
Project
10
Tennis
11
Pool Rules
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Klahanie is excited to be
the Steward(s) for the
Little Free Library on
behalf of our neighbors
and our community!
The way it works is
simple:
We initially stock the
LFL with a variety of
good quality books that
we hope will interest our
neighbors.
You stop by and take
whatever catches your
fancy.
You return and bring
books to contribute when
you can.
LFL books are always a
gift and never for sale!
Don’t forget to leave a
review for your
neighbors in the journal
inside!
Because of communities
like ours, the Little Free
Library movement has
rapidly grown. Many
Libraries have been installed and thousands of
books shared around the
country as well as
around the world.
LITTLE FREE LIBRARY’S MISSION
IS TO:
Promote literacy and
the love of reading by
building free book exchanges worldwide.
To build a sense of
community as we share
skills, creativity and wisdom across generations.
CHECK OUT THE LITTLE FREE LIBRARY STORY
WWW.LITTLEFREELIBRARY.ORG
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Payments are
processed between the 1st
and 5th of
each quarter
automatically!
Automatically Deduct your Assessments
For your convenience,
Klahanie HOA offers an
automatic debit payment option to pay your
quarterly Homeowners
Association assessments.
Payments are processed
between the 1st and
5th of the month at the
beginning of each quarter (January, April, July
and October).
Sign up is easy and
painless!
The ACH form can be
found online at
www.klahanie.com in
the ’Resource Center’
section under ’Forms’ or
swing by the Klahanie
HOA Office to pick one
up.
and we are happy to
help!
Turn in your completed
ACH form to the Klahanie HOA Office with a
voided check by email,
mail or drop off and we
will take care of the
rest!
4210 244th PL SE
Email Contact:
[email protected]
Mailing Address:
Klahanie HOA
Issaquah, WA 98029
Questions? Stop by the
Klahanie HOA Office
Klahanie Recycled almost 4 tons!
7,290 lbs of
electronics
recycled!
Along with PC Recycle and
Those that dropped off
Your items were repur-
Repair, on May 17th the
unwanted electronics at
posed, reused, or broken
community of Klahanie
the Klahanie HOA parking
down to individual compo-
showed they cared by
lot throughout the day
nents
keeping almost 4 tons of
contributed to the 7,290
and re-
electronic waste out of the
pounds of recycled materi-
cycled.
landfill!
als.
Find us Online!
www.klahanie.com–
Gain access to your association account, event calendar,
forms, pools schedule and
more here! Klahanie.com is
your portal to all things for the
Klahanie Community. For full
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access to all information, select ‘Request Login’ on the left
menu and fill out the accompanied form.
Facebook–
Klahanie is on Facebook! If
you want to connect through
social media with Klahanie and
keep up to date on all events,
contest, and general happenings going on throughout the
community, visit us online at
www.facebook.com/
KlahanieAssociation.
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Klahanie had a visit from the Easter Bunny!
In typical northwest fashion, over
200 Klahanie residents endured
the rainy weather in a mad grab
for the over 6,000 eggs that filled
the lawn, play area, tennis and
basketball courts. Each group
On Saturday April 19th the
neighborhood of Klahanie saw a
visit from the Easter Bunny at
Mountainview Park for an afternoon filled with games and a hunt
for the golden egg!
A special THANK YOU goes to the
residents at Spiritwood at Pine Lake
Retirement Community for filling
over 2,000 for the this year’s Easter
Egg Hunt! The involvement of
caring neighbors make these events
possible.
collected an impressive amount of
eggs in a matter of minutes!
Thank you to our team of
volunteers that set up and
managed the event in the rain
– this event would not be
possible without your time
and enthusiasm!
Photography services provided by long-time Klahanie resident Gabe Moore.
Gabe Moore Photography
Events– Outings—Portraits
[email protected]
Congratulations to our Easter
Coloring Contest Winners–
Anushka, Anwei, & Ishita!
Event Volunteers Needed
Klahanie is looking for dedicated,
reliable and enthusiastic volunteers
to help organize and facilitate community events throughout the year.
By donating your time, you help
strengthen community bonds, develop relationships within your
own neighborhood and have a
good time while helping maintain
our traditions.
Klahanie will be looking for volunteers for the following events:
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Family Movie Nights–
August 8th and September 5th

Luau Pool Party– August 23rd
Email [email protected] with your contact
information if interested. We thank you in
advance!
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Congrats Summer Dash Finishers
We had some impressive
competition, but the top
three finishers edged out
the competition.
1st Place–
Matthew Siegal
1st Place
Matthew Siegal
2nd Place
Dennis Gorsuch
3rd Place
Steven O’Hare
Klahanie Park had a great
turnout for the 3rd annual
Summer Dash on June 7th!
Over 60 runners, walkers,
and everyone in between
participated in the 3.1
miles course that makes it
way through some of Klahanie’s scenic trails and
around Yellow Lake.
Congratulations to everyone who finished the race!
(16 mins. 18 sec.)
2nd Place–
joined for the BBQ after
the race.
Dennis Gorsuch
(16 mins. 33 sec.)
3rd Place–
Steven O’Hare
(18 mins. 37 sec.)
If you haven’t checked out
your finishing time yet, you
can find it under the
‘Community Events’ section
at www.klahanie.com.
A special thank you goes
to all volunteers who
helped make this event
possible. Numerous staff,
Klahanie Board of Directors, and community volunteers made it possible to
have a safe and fun event
for the community of Klahanie.
The unpredictable northwest weather did not disappoint as we saw a beautifully sunny morning!
Well over 100 guests
Home Improvement Night was a Hit!
You can still
pick up a list
of vendors at
the Klahanie
HOA Office!
made it out were able to visit
If you weren’t able to make it to
with different businesses includ-
the event, you can still pick up
ing landscapers, contractors,
the list of businesses at the Kla-
roofers, interior designers, and
hanie HOA Office.
more!
Homeowners were also treated
The gym at Challenger Elementary was filled with 46 vendors
on Wednesday April 23rd for
Klahanie’s second annual Home
Improvement Night. Those that
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to numerous raffles and prizes
that included free services, gift
certificates, home décor, and
tools!
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Help Protect Klahanie’s Natural Areas
Klahanie is fortunate to
have an abundance of
natural features including
a lake, ponds, small
streams, forests, and meadows. We are so lucky to
have these features, as
most other developments
do not.
Other than removing nonnative invasive plants, our
natural areas do not require a lot of care, but they
do need protection from
damaging activities. As
designated in the Klahanie
plat maps for Native
Growth Protection Areas
“no tree or significant
ground cover shall be cut,
removed or destroyed”.
Some damaging activities
that hurt our natural areas
include:
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dumping yard
waste or trash
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cutting new
paths through
the vegetation
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creating dirt
bike trails,
ramps and holes
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destroying or
cutting down
trees and plants
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spraying of trees
and other vegetation with paint
or pellets
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building play or
other structures,
and littering.
In addition, restoration
can cost thousands of dollars. A number of dam
aged locations have required extensive hillside
stabilization as well as the
planting of hundreds of
native plants.
It is vital that our natural
areas stay healthy. As the
native trees and plants
flourish they improve water quality, air quality and
wildlife habitat, outcompete invasive non-native
plants and provide aesthetic value.
We need everyone’s help
in protecting our natural
areas as they belong to the
entire community. Please
keep a watchful eye and
report any misuse to the
KHOA office.
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All Things Aquatics
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Youth Swim Lessons
Water Workout Classes Summer Pool Hours
Swim lessons are going strong at
Lakeside and Mountainview Pools!
Each session will consist of 8 half
hour lessons, Monday through
Thursday for 2 weeks.
New this year to Klahanie Aquatics was the introduction of the
Aquarobics program! Participation has been strong and we look
forward to seeing new faces as
the weather gets sunnier!
Aquarobics
Professionally trained instructors
will inspire you– promoting strong
muscles, emphasis on core and a
vigorous cardiovascular workout.
Reduce the risk of injury and impact to your joints. Swimming
skills not required and all fitness
levels welcome.
Summer Programs
Group Swim Lessons
Private Swim Lessons
Water Workout
For information on Klahanie swim
program, find a schedule of classes
offered, and how to register, please
visit us online at www.klahanie.com
under ‘Pool Info’.
Remaining Lesson Schedule
Session 3: July 21—July 31
Register July 18th @ 12:01 am—19th
@ 12 pm
Session 4: August 4—August 14
Register August 1st at 12:01 am—2nd
@ 12 pm
Session 5: August 18—August 28
Register August 15th @ 12:01 am—
16th @ 12 pm
Private Swim Lessons
If you are looking for individual
instruction in a private or semiprivate structure, our swim instructors are available to teach throughout the summer. Curriculum and
schedule are flexible and can be
geared towards what you want to
get out of it. Contact the Swim
Lesson Coordinator, Hailey, at
[email protected] to schedule.
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Class Schedule
Lakeside Pool
Tuesdays/Thursdays
8:30-9:30 am
OR
Saturdays
9—10 am
Session 9: June 30th—August 2nd
Lakeside and Mountainview Pool
schedules are available at any time
online at www.klahanie.com under
‘Pool Info’ or pick up a copy of the
schedule at one of the pools or
the Klahanie HOA Office. Additional information and closures will
be posted online.
Friendly Reminders
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*Renters must also bring additional
address verification (information
available online under ‘Pool FAQ’) or
register with the Klahanie HOA Office.
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Children 12 years and
younger must be actively
supervised by an adult at all
times.
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Children 13– 17 years must
swim with a buddy.
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Each household may sponsor
up to 5 guests per day, at $3
per guest (5 years and under
are free).
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All floatation devices must be
Coast Guard Approved.
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Please review all pool rules
and policies before your next
visit. Your Klahanie Lifeguard
Staff is happy to answer any
questions you may have!
Session 10: August 4th— 30th
Cost
$90 Klahanie Res.
$111 Non– Klah. Res.
Sat$36 Klahanie Res.
$44 Non– Klah. Res.
Drop In- $15
T/Th-
Visit www.klahanie.com for
summer schedule.
For more information regarding
the program, visit
www.aquarobics.net or
www.klahanie.com.
Photo ID is required for
check in.
For up to date information
regarding Klahanie Pools’
schedule, programs offered,
and events visit us online at
www.klahanie.com under
‘Pool Info”.
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End of Summer Community Events
Family Movie Night in Klahanie Park
Klahanie Park is the setting for TWO
summer outdoor movies this year!
Popcorn, shaved ice, and a giant
movie screen will greet you for a fun
family night in Klahanie. Bring a
chair, blanket, friends and neighbors!
Show up early to grab a good seat.
80’s Movie Night
The Goonies (PG*)
August 8th—9 pm
Back to School Movie Night
Frozen (PG)
*Please note ‘The Goonies’ may not be suitable
for younger children due to mature themes
throughout the film.
September 5th—8:15 pm
When: Sat. August 23rd
Time: 11 am—2 pm
Where: Mountainview
Pool
Please join us for an afternoon filled with fun, sun, games, and pool time on August 23rd
at Mountainview Pool from 11 am—2 pm for a Luau Pool Party! Come dressed in your
best Hawaiian attire and be ready for some great food and games. With the pools’ summer season coming to a close on Labor Day (September 1st), come celebrate a great
summer spent at the beautiful pools in Klahanie. Hawaiian shaved ice, food, and drinks
will be provided. Last year’s event reached capacity early, so don’t be late!
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Klahanie Neighborhood Watch & Emergency Preparedness
NW & EP goal is to build
from strong neighborhood
nator, at (510)207-6972 or
even stronger, more welcom- relationships.
[email protected].
ing neighborhoods in Klaha-
He and his wife live in Kla-
nie for 2014– especially in
your own neighborhood!
Why is Klahanie special?
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Great homes and surroundings for children
and families
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A very attractive real estate market
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What can you do?
hanie’s Lake Point Division.
We invite you to host a
George and the NW & EP
Block Party to introduce
team will be at your Block
NW & EP in your particular
Party to help introduce and
neighborhood.!
start your own Neighbor-
Why a Block Party?
hood Watch & Emergency
Preparedness team!
This allows your neighbors
to meet one another, learn
how NW & EP benefit the
Lots of new folks moving
neighborhood, and exchange
in.
contact information in case
NW & EP want to make our
friendship networks in your
neighborhood even more
vital because we all benefit
of an emergency.
Interested?
Contact George Gilchrist,
Klahanie NW & EP coordi-
April 26th was Earth Day for Klahanie
English Ivy
Klahanie
volunteered
over
43 hours!
Volunteers gave over 43 hours
of their time to help remove
Scotch Broom and English Ivy
from around the perimeter of
the park.
Klahanie celebrated Earth
Day on April 26th along with
KLAHANIE
NAAK (Natural Areas Association of Klahanie) at King
County Park.
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These efforts help preserve
Klahanie’s native areas and
are an ongoing project– so
every little bit helps!
Scotch Broom
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Letter from the Sheriff
Greetings Klahanie Homeowners!
Over the last few weeks I’ve received several emails from residents
concerned about the presence of
bears in Klahanie. Believe me, I understand how alarming it can be to
find yourself suddenly confronted
with wildlife of unusual size, especially when it’s in your own backyard. Your HOA staff continues to
diligently report each sighting to
both King County Animal Control
and to Washington’s Department of
Fish and Wildlife. In each instance,
however, we have been told that
such issues do not fall within their
purviews. More specifically, unless
these bears become physically aggressive toward man, the presence
of bears is no more problematic
than the presence of raccoons.
ber that bears learn very quickly and search
their normal positions, and
bage cans. As a homeowner, if you dis-
consider putting a few lights
cover a particular bear has developed a
on timers.
fondness for your garbage cans, try putting
your cans in the garage until the bear
these beautiful creatures don’t become
bears reported in Klahanie this summer, none have been aggressive. To
that end, it’s important to remem-
neighbor to mow your lawn.
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Make sure your valuables
aren’t visible from the street,
only bears we wish to find in our neighbor-
and consider hiding or lock-
hood are ones wary of people.
ing them away, if that option
Vacation Preparedness
It’s no surprise that peak vacation times
coincide with the highest number of burglaries. The last thing you want to worry
about before heading off for a relaxing trip
is a break-in, and remembering a few simple
steps can be crucial to deterring theft in
your absence:
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is available.
Finally, your Klahanie Neighborhood Patrol offers a free service
to check your home while you’re
away. You can request this Vacation Security service through the
Klahanie HOA, and filling out a
simple form is all that’s required.
Your trip may be much more
Stop your mail and newspaper, or have
relaxing and enjoyable knowing
a neighbor grab them daily; a big pile of
that you’ve taken the right pre-
either is an open invitation for crime.
cautions, and knowing that Depu-
Leave a locked vehicle in your driveway or ask a neighbor to park there.
respond.
To be clear, of the three individual
For longer trips, ask a
accustomed to your kindness, because the
trails or within the neighborhoods,
can have the appropriate agency
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moves on. It’s important to make sure
cated or non-domesticated animal
please call 911 immediately so we
Leave shades or blinds in
for easily accessible food sources, i.e. gar-
Conversely, should any domestishow signs of aggression, on our
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ties are making a security check of
your home daily.
Make sure your door and window
locks are functional and secured.
Best wishes,
Avoid broadcasting your trip over so-
Detective Steve Lysaght
cial media networks like Facebook and
Twitter, because you never know
who’s watching.
Director, Klahanie Neighborhood Patrol
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Fitness Equipment Replacement
The fitness stations
around Yellow Lake are
getting an update this
summer! Stations 1, 3,
and 5 are being replaced
with new and improved
equipment. Also being
installed is a map showing all stations and
course information. At
Station One
Station Three
each station, there will
be individual exercises
for all fitness levels to
stay happy and healthy.
Station Five
New Monument Project
The new monument project is in full
swing this summer, as you may have
noticed when driving by Audubon
Ridge (see picture). We are
Winslow Place– July 1st
very excited about this project,
estimated to be completed by November, as it will result in a more
updated look for Klahanie. We
thank you in advance for your
patience while this project is underway.
Madison Place– July 20th
Heatherwood– August 15th
The Village– August 30th
Lancaster Park– September 15th
The Heights– September 30th
Reflections (1)– October 20th
Tentative Schedule:
Cedar Crest– October 25th
Lake Pointe– June 15th
Reflections (2)- October 27th
Traditions– October 30th
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Tennis for Juniors & Adults
New Tennis Programs
Junior
Tennis
The professionals at Pine Lake Club
Lessons
will be offering two FREE evening programs to work on your game while
Klahanie’s Jun-
having fun with your Klahanie
ior Tennis Pro-
neighbors!
Free Fun Fridays
Fun for the entire family (min. 9 years of
age). Must be able to rally and sustain a
medium pace.
Dates: July 25th & August 15th
gram is going
The Pine Lake Club is offering Adult
Group Tennis Lessons with their
talented and enthusiastic team of
tennis pros!
Lesson Schedule
strong! There is still time to register for a
Lessons run Tuesday and Thursday
session (or two!). It is a great opportunity to
evenings for two weeks.
stay active and enjoy the outdoors in Klaha-
Remaining Sessions-
nie!
Session 2: July 22—July 31
Lesson Schedule
Time: 4—5:30 pm
Lessons run Monday through Thursday for
Location: MTV Park Tennis Courts
two weeks. Make-ups in the event of rain will
be the Friday of the same week.
Mixed Doubles Night
Adult Tennis Lessons
Remaining Sessions-
Session 3: August 5—August 14
Beginner/Adv. Beginner: 6– 7 pm
Intermediates: 7– 8 pm
Beginners/Advanced Beginners:
Designed for those who would like to
learn the game of tennis. Each ses-
Let the tennis pros mix and match part-
Session 3: July 21—July 31
ners all night in this fun evening of social-
Session 4: August 4—August 14
izing and tennis! Sign up as a single or
Session 5: August 18—August 28
pair. Each participant should be a mini-
Each session will offer the following times for
mum of 18 years, able to rally at medium
each age group.
pace, serve and know basics of doubles
6– 9 years: 9—10 am
play.
level class or have been away for a
10—13 years: 10—11 am
period of time. Each 2 week session
14—18 years: 11 am—12 pm
will focus on refining your strokes
Time: 6—7:30 pm
Registration
with emphasis on doubles play, court
Location: MTV Park Tennis Courts
To register, visit the Tennis Lessons page at
positioning, shot selection and tactics.
Dates: July 18th & August 22nd
sion will cover the fundamentals of
the game: stroke production, rules,
scoring, and etiquette.
Intermediates: Designed for those
who have completed the beginning
www.klahanie.com. A minimum of 4 particiRegister by calling Pine Lake Club
at (425)313-0123 and asking for the
Activities desk or email Tricia
Diebner at
[email protected].
pants is required to hold a class and the maximum is 16.
Cost:
Cost:
$62 Klahanie Residents
$68 Non-Klah.Residents
$136 Klahanie Residents
Register by calling Pine Lake
$156 Non-Klahanie Residents
Club at (425)313-0123 and asking
for the Activities desk or email
Tricia Diebner at
[email protected].
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4th of July Fun
Klahanie showed it’s patriotism
for the Independence Day Pa-
Photography services
provided by long-time
Klahanie resident Gabe
Moore.
Gabe Moore
Photography
Events– Outings—
Portraits
[email protected]
rade on June 28th! Participants
were dressed to impress in their
best red, white, and blue attire
as they made their way down
Klahanie Blvd from King County
Park to Klahanie Park. Eastside
Fire and Rescue, Klahanie
Neighborhood Patrol, and our
resident DJ Tim Stever led the
parade, along with our coloring
awarded to most festive pet,
contest winners Dylan and
adult, kid, and bike!
Masha! Additional winner Sahara was unable to make the
parade.
A special thank you goes to our
volunteers, who manned the
Thank you Klahanie for celebrating Independence Day!
route course and served hundreds of guests, as well as Tim
Stever who brought the great
tunes and games for the event.
Following the parade, Klahanie
Park was filled with over 200
guests who enjoyed snow cones,
ice cream, cotton candy, a
bouncy house and slide and
games led by DJ Tim that included a hula hoop contest,
three-legged race, water balloon
toss contest, limbo and prizes
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Klahanie Pool Rules
KLAHANIE POOL RULES
The rules and requests made by lifesaving personnel must always be followed.
The lifesaving personnel are in complete charge
of the pool area and have the authority to ask
anyone to leave the pool if that person disobeys the safety or general pool rules, or if his/
her conduct is detrimental to the common
pleasure of other patrons enjoying the pool.
Admission to the pool may be denied for any
of the following reasons:
· Under the influence of alcohol and/or
drugs.
· Open sores, wounds, skin infections, and/
or nasal or ear discharges.
· Any condition or evidence, which in the
opinion of the manager will jeopardize the
health and safety of the membership.
Children under five years old or non-swimmers
must be supervised by a responsible person,
who is in the water and remains within arms
reach of the child.
No person unable to swim across the pool
may use the pool unattended. Any adult or
child may have to demonstrate his/her swimming ability before entering deep water.
Any child in a life jacket must be accompanied
by an adult in the water, within arms reach. No
one in a life jacket will be allowed in the deep
end.
LIFE JACKETS MUST BE U.S. COAST GUARD
APPROVED. There is a stamp on the inside of
the life jacket to show that it is CG approved.
Infants/children not toilet trained must wear
swim diapers under swim suits in order to
prevent contamination.
Children must have their diapers changed on
changing tables in the locker rooms.
Everyone must take a cleansing shower before
using the pool.
All accidents should be reported to the lifesaving personnel immediately. A First-Aid Kit is
available in the guard office.
In case of emergency, a 911 phone is located
next to the boy’s locker room door facing the
pool deck.
NO RUNNING on the pool deck or in restrooms.
NO HORSEPLAY or ROUGH-HOUSING.
Do not hang on the lane lines or the rope.
Do not open skimmers.
Starting blocks may be used only in scheduled practices,
competitions, and instruction when supervised by a
coach or instructor.
Kickboards are for lap swimming, swim team, and swim
lessons ONLY.
KLAHANIE GENERAL
POOL RULES
Pool use is reserved for Klahanie Association
members in good standing and their guests
only, unless otherwise scheduled.
Jumps into the pool must be feet first, and facing the
pool. No SPINS, FLIPS, or DIVES.
All children 12 years old and under must be
supervised and accompanied by a parent or
guardian.
Inflatable beach balls or sponge balls are allowed during
pool during non-crowded conditions and at the manager’s discretion.
Bathers age 13-17 must not use the pool alone
and must be accompanied by a buddy.
No smoking inside the pool area.
The Aquatics Director or Head Lifeguard may close the
enter pool complex, or any portions of the pool complex for any safety or maintenance reason
Animals are not allowed in the pool area, with the
exception of service dogs. Service dogs are allowed on
deck, but not in the water.
Food and beverages are permitted on the pool deck but
are not allowed to be consumed while in the pool.
The following items are not allowed in the pool:
· No water guns
· No hard balls (such as tennis balls), footballs, etc.
· No flotation devices (inner tubes, inflatable rafts,
etc.)
· No kickboards, buoys, or fins during open swim
times
Each Klahanie household may sponsor a maximum of five guests on any given day and meet
the requirements of item #2 and #3 above.
Guest privileges may be limited at any time by
management.
Residents must sign guests in and all guests
over the age of 5 will be required to pay a $3
guest fee.
All guests must be accompanied by their Klahanie sponsor at all times while at the pool.
If you have a communicable disease that can be
transmitted by water or have been ill with
diarrhea or vomiting in the last two weeks, do
not use the pool.
Bathers with seizure, heart, or circulatory
problems are advised to swim with a buddy.
No playing, climbing or jumping off of the metal ladders
or hand rails.
Anyone under the influence of drugs or alcohol
may not enter the pool facilities.
No sitting on, or riding on the shoulders of other patron.
The wading pool is for children 5 years and
younger and all children using the wading pool
must be supervised by a parent or guardian.
PROHIBITED ACTS/ITEMS
Running, unnecessary noise, and boisterous/rough play
Shoulder-riding
Tennis balls and squirt guns
Animals of all kinds
Smoking
Food or drink of any kind is not allowed in the water
Glass containers
Alcoholic beverages
Diving
Rafts and large flotation devices
Inappropriate swimming attire
Disposable diapers
We have changing areas available; however, we
assume no responsibility for lost, damaged, or
stolen property
POOL OCCUPANCY
Maximum occupancy allowed at the Lakeside
Pool facility – 140 persons
Maximum occupancy allowed at the Mountainview Pool facility – 197 persons
VOLUME
40,
ISSUE
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2014 Community Events Calendar At-A-Glance
July 18th– Mixed Doubles Night at Mountainview Park Tennis Courts
6—7:30 pm
July 25th– Free Fun Friday at Mountainview Park Tennis Courts 4-5:30 pm
August 8th– 80’s Movie Night in the Klahanie Park 9 pm
Film: The Goonies
August 15th– Free Fun Friday at Mountainview Park Tennis Courts 4-5:30 pm
August 22nd– Mixed Doubles Night at Mountainview Park Tennis Courts
6—7:30 pm
August 23rd– Luau Pool Party at the Mountainvew Pool 11—2 pm
September 5th– Back to School Movie Night in the Klahanie Park 8:15 pm
Film: Frozen
October 25th– Halloween Carnival at Challenger Elementary
October 31st– Trick-or-treat at the Lakeside Pool Office
December 6th- Santa Pictures at Summerwalk & Toys for Tots drive
*Please remember all dates, times and events are subject to change.
Board of Directors Meetings
July 29th
October 28th
August 26th
November 25th
September 30th
December 30th
Meetings are held at the Klahanie HOA Office at 7 pm.
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