arbor greene newsletter - august 2010

IN THIS ISSUE…

Community Activities.…………...............2, 3 Bus Stop Do’s and Don’ts.……...................10

Message from the HOA……...………..……3 Pedestrian Safety……………...…......….....13

Back to School………...........………….…....4 Tennis News...….………...….…….….….....14

Watering Restrictions.….……....………......6 Activities Calendar..………………..…..….15

August 2010

Community Meetings

1. The next CDD Budget Workshop will be August 19th at 6:30PM in the Gathering Room.

2. The next CDD Meeting will be August 23rd at 6:30PM in the Gathering Room.

3. HOA Meetings: HOA Violations Committee will meet at 7PM on August 17th. The HOA Design Review

Board will meet at 6PM on August 24th followed by the HOA Meeting at 7PM. All meetings are held in the

Gathering Room.

National Night Out!!

Your Arbor Greene Neighborhood Watch is sponsoring our first annual “National Night Out” on Tuesday,

August 3rd, from 7-9PM at the Arbor Greene Community Center.

What is National Night Out? It is America's Night Out Against Crime! The "27th Annual National Night Out” is a

unique crime / drug prevention event sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW). We cordially

invite you and your family to be a part of our National Night Out (NNO). Tampa Police Department personnel

will be attending our event, including possibly McGruff the Crime Dog, the TPD canine unit, TPD horse unit,

etc. We will be providing security tips on how to keep yourself, your family, and your home safer. We will also

have free refreshments and be giving away security related products. Please feel free to come to the event at

any time between 7-9PM.

According to the NATW, last year's National Night Out campaign involved citizens, law enforcement agencies, civic

groups, businesses, neighborhood organizations and local officials from over 15,000 communities from all 50 states,

U.S. territories, Canadian cities, and military bases worldwide. In all, over 36 million people participated in National

Night Out 2009.

National Night Out is designed to: heighten crime and drug prevention awareness; generate support for, and partici-

pation in, local anti-crime programs; strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships; and send a

message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.

We also encourage residents to join the Arbor Greene Neighborhood Watch Association (NWA) e-mail distribution

group, to receive Tampa Police Department (TPD) reports and notifications about criminal activity in the New

Tampa area.

You will also be given personal and home security tips. If you would like to receive these tips and other relevant data

from the TPD and NWA, please e-mail us at [email protected] to be added to the NWA e-mail dis-

tribution group. Joining this e-mail distribution group does not obligate you to any other NWA activity, but should

help you and your family to become better informed and more secure.

To show your support for National Night Out, we ask you to join in the traditional display of turning on front

and rear outdoor lights. We look forward to seeing you on August 3rd, from 7-9PM at the Arbor Greene

Community Center.

http://www.nationalnightout.org/natw/index.html

http://www.nationalnightout.org/nno/reg.html

mailto:[email protected]

ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● AUGUST 2010 PAGE 2

Community Activities

John Brickley, Chairman Avalon Christine Nelson, Co-Vice Chairperson Estuary Mike Lozicki, Co-Vice Chairperson Estuary Dorsey Yawn, Assistant Secretary Preserve Adam Tanenbaum, Assistant Secretary Preserve

Lisa Tesh, President Parkview Mike Candella, Vice President Preserve Mike Konicek, Treasurer Landing Annmarie Miccolis, Secretary Estuary Betty Jackson, Director Heather Sound Sheryl Greenlee, Director Parkview Open, Director Jeff Couturier, Ameri-Tech Prop Mgmt 968-8008 X102

General Manager Harve Turner 991-9226 [email protected]

Newsletter Editor Tawny Kondrick 991-9226 [email protected]

Administrative Mgr. Barbara Koscinski 991-9226 [email protected]

Maintenance Mgr. Gary Smith 928-9226 [email protected]

Club Manager Bob Farrell 991-9741 [email protected]

Aerobics CarolAnn 408-0804 Book Club Diane Wheeler 994-9262 BUNCO Carol Trzaska 994-7312 Mahjong Julia Rogers 994-2507 MOMS Club Heather Allred 907-2201 Neighborhood Watch Paul & Hally Boucher 453-7295 Personal Training Davida Constant 240-1375 Personal Training CarolAnn 408-0804 Social Activities Valerie Casey 317-8886 Swim Team/Lessons Julia Lamb 240-9428 Tennis Alan Williams 610-7301 Triathlon Coaching Doug Kugley 995-4628 Yoga Ruben Vasquez 727-892-3320

Stuart Marofsky, President Julia Rogers, Vice-President

Peggy Grusnick, Treasurer Linda Lewis, Secretary

Robert Hennig, Board Member at Large

Residents of Carriage Homes should report Community and

Maintenance issues to Nick Disparte, HOA Property

Manager, Rizzetta & Company at 994-1001.

Arbor Greene Activity Directors

AG CDD Board of Supervisors

Arbor Greene HOA Board of Directors

Arbor Greene CDD Staff

Devonshire HOA Board of Directors

Carriage Homes HOA

Arbor Greene Book Club

The Arbor Greene Book Club is taking a break over the

summer, but will meet again starting in September.

Please join us for the discussion of the books listed be-

low.

The Book Club meets in the Gathering Room of the

Community Center at 7PM, on Mondays listed. Contact

Diane Wheeler, 994-9262, for more information.

September 13th - The Museum of Innocence by Orhan

Pamuk.

October 11th - Wolf Hall by Hilary Maniel.

November 8th - The Unnamed by Joshua Ferris.

Attention New Residents!

The Arbor Greene website: http://

www.arborgreene.org has useful

information to help with your tran-

sition to our community. You will

find everything from CDD Meet-

ing and Budget Workshop Min-

utes, babysitting and pet sitting to

residents’ recommendations for a reliable landscaper.

You will also find links to important City and County

services, including Police, Fire, Schools and Waste Man-

agement, etc. Additionally, there is a community bulletin

board to see what is on the minds of your fellow resi-

dents. You can check out Channel 95 on Bright House

Television for additional community information!

Welcome to Arbor Greene!!

The final approved CDD Meeting and CDD Budget

Workshop Minutes are published on the Arbor Greene

website at www.arborgreene.org.

Bunco

Attention all Bunco

players!!! Bunco

will resume

September 15.

Bunco meets once a

month, in the Gath-

ering Room of the Arbor Greene Community Center.

For more information, please contact Carol at 994-7312.


Arbor Greene Landscape Maintenance

Schedule for August:

August 2 – 7: Complete palm tree trimming, mow pond

banks.

August 9 – 14: Apply herbicide on turf for weed con-

trol, apply herbicide in planter beds for weed control.

August 16 – 21: Apply insecticide on plant material,

mow pond banks.

August 23- 28: Apply insecticide on turf, apply liquid

fertilizer on turf and plants.

**An ID tag or Guest Pass is required to use the

Community Center Facilities. An adult 18 years of age

or older must escort anyone under 16 to the fitness &

weight rooms. All users must be at least 14 years of

age and have an ID tag. All Guests using the Fitness

and Weight Rooms must have a guest pass that must

be obtained in advance of the day of use.**

Community Activities

The Arbor Greene

Gazette Newsletter

The CDD is trying to save some

of your money by reducing our

mailing and printing costs.

We currently average $296 for

postage, and $966 for printing each month. That’s an av-

erage of $1,262 per month to print and mail the newslet-

ter to our residents. These costs are offset approximately

75% by ad sales. So please support our advertisers, tell

them you saw their ad in the Gazette.

Read your Gazette online. The next month’s Gazette is

posted on the Arbor Greene Website,

www.arborgreene.org, by the third week of the month.

Go Green!! Save time, trees and money.

If you would like to stop receiving a hard copy of the

newsletter and read it online, earlier than your neighbors,

please e-mail Tawny, the Newsletter Editor at:

[email protected], or call 991-9226.

Free Notary Service for

Arbor Greene Residents

Contact Barbara Koscinski

or Tawny Kondrick

Monday through Friday - 9AM-3PM

In the Administration Office.

Please call 991-9226, before arriving.

Photo ID is required.

Since October 2009,

Barbara and Tawny

have notarized 176 documents

for Arbor Greene residents!!

Message from the Arbor Greene HOA

Here are a few highlights from the Arbor Greene Cove-

nants and Design Review Guidelines that each home-

owner should know. All of the documents are posted

online for your review at www.arborgreene.org/arbor-

greene/downloads.html. Your cooperation in keeping

Arbor Greene a neighborhood everyone can enjoy is

appreciated.

Exterior Painting - An Alteration Application MUST

be submitted to the Design Review Board before you

paint the exterior of your home. Prior to approval, a

swatch of the house color and trim color must be

painted on the front of your home so the Design Review

Board members can view the color from the street. A

swatch must be painted and approved even if you are

painting your home the same original color. Failure to

comply may result in fines and/or legal action.

Trash Containers – Trash containers (and yard waste)

may only be placed at the end of driveways after 6pm

the night before pickup and removed as soon as possible

after pickup. At all other times, trash containers must be

stored such that they are screened 100% from view of

the front roadway, adjoining property and common ar-

eas. Please ensure that all lawn and tree trimming debris

is secured in some way to prevent it from getting into

the street.

Watercraft - No Owner may store or park a boat, other

watercraft and/or boat trailer within his parcel, except

within a fully-enclosed garage, and provided such stor-

age does not cause a vehicle to be parked on the drive-

way. In all other instances, boats and boat trailers shall

not be stored or parked within the Property or any por-

tion thereof.

Motor Vehicles, Trailers, Etc. - There shall be no out-

side storage or parking within any parcel or within any

portion of the Common Property of any mobile home,

trailer (either with or without wheels), motor home,

tractor, truck, commercial vehicles of any type, camper,

motorized camper or trailer, motorized go-cart or any

other related forms of transportation devices. Vehicles

shall be parked only within Residential Units on paved

surfaces or designated areas and shall not block side-

walks or bike paths.

http://www.arborgreene.org/arbor-greene/downloads.html

http://www.arborgreene.org/arbor-greene/downloads.html


Arbor Greene Resident

ICE (In Case of Emergency)

Police and Fire Emergency: 911

Police Non-Emergency: 231-6130

Fire Non-Emergency: 232-6800

Truancy Center: 975-2018 & 975-2019

Solid Waste: 348-1112

Animal Control: 744-5660

Arbor Greene Maintenance: Street signs that have

graffiti, been knocked down, broken, or burned out street-

lights, call Gary: 928-9226 (Please have the street address

or location).

Marimba Lawn Care E-mail: [email protected]

Mowing , Edging

Trimming and shaping shrubs and hedges

Weed control in flowerbeds and paving

Mulching and much more

Contact John for your Free estimate Phone: 813-416-9932

Back to School

Summer is almost

over and you know

what that means! It’s

school time again!

First day of school is

August 24th for Hills-

borough County. Par-

ents can now exhale

that sigh of relief, sorry kids. But now it’s time to think

about getting the kids (and ourselves) back into the

school mode.

Be Prepared. The best overall advice to get ready for

back to school..start early!! Don’t wait until the Friday

before school starts to get ready.

Clean Out and Refresh. Go through the house. Get rid

of any of last year’s paperwork that you don’t want to

keep. Get rid of any broken craft supplies, such as bro-

ken scissors, pencils, pens, crayons, etc.

Shop Early. Get the school

supply list as early as you

can. Buying things early

gives you the “pick of the

litter!” Also establish a

budget for back-to-school

supplies. Look for special

offers. Take advantage of

sales, coupon offers and the

tax free period, 8/13-8/15.

Get and Stay Healthy. Check with your child’s doctor.

Make sure your child’s immunizations are up-to-date.

Check with coaches about sports physicals. Schedule

those as soon as possible.

Food Rush. Mornings are hectic. Tempt kids with tasty,

yet nutritious, treats. Pack lunches that satisfy kids’

taste buds by choosing healthy snack foods that fit into

all levels of the Food Guide Pyramid. Serve your kids

snacks like sliced apples with peanut butter or carrot

sticks with ranch dip.

Family Time. Family time

counts. Everybody is busy, par-

ents and kids. But a little to-

getherness goes a long way, so

it’s important to find the time to

have a family dinner, watch a

Friday night movie, make Sat-

urday pancakes, or play an eve-

ning game of cards. Most chil-

dren also crave one-on-one time with a parent.


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P.O. Box 46535

Tampa, Florida 33646

813-388-6755

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New City of Tampa Water Restrictions

The water restrictions have changed, as of July 1, 2010.

Irrigation of established lawns and landscaping is al-

lowed up to twice a week, on assigned days. Irrigation

must be accomplished between 12:01AM and 8AM or

6PM and 11:59PM.

- Addresses ending in 0, 1, 2, or 3 - Mondays and/or

Thursdays.

- Addresses ending in 4, 5, or 6 - Tuesdays and/or Fri-

days.

- Addresses ending 7, 8, or 9 - Wednesdays and/or Sat-

urdays.

Follow these rules for watering new lawns (including

sod, seed, plugs, etc.) and all landscaping. Note: All irri-

gation must be accomplished between 12:01AM and

8AM OR between 6PM and 11:59PM on the allowed

days.

All new plant material (including turfgrass) – the estab-

lishment period is limited to 60 calendar days. On days

1-30, beginning the day of installation, you may water

any day of the week. On the day the plant material is

installed, this extra watering can occur only ONCE dur-

ing otherwise restricted hours. On days 31-60, even-

numbered addresses may water on Tuesdays, Thursdays

and Sundays; odd-numbered addresses and those loca-

tions with no address (medians, rights of way, and com-

mon areas) may water on Mondays, Wednesdays, and

Saturdays. Following this period, all plant material is

considered established, and must follow the restrictions

outlined above.

You may hand-water plant material other than lawns

and grass on any day, during any hours. However, such

use may not be wasteful and unnecessary.

Washing of cars, trucks and other mobile equipment is

allowed on an as-needed basis, during any day or time,

as long as water is used efficiently. Low-volume meth-

ods must be used, such as fitting your hose with an

automatic shut-off nozzle.

Pressure washing for any reason is allowed on an as-

needed basis, during any day or time, as long as water is

used efficiently.

Fountains, waterfalls and other outdoor artistic water

features are allowed to operate on an as-needed basis,

during any day or time, as long as water is used effi-

ciently.

For more information please visit, http://

www.tampagov.net/dept_Water/information_resources/

restrictions/.


Hurricane Season is Here!

Now is the time to prepare your Hurricane plan for 2010!

The following Emergency Phone Numbers are provided for

your reference:

Dial 911 only for a Police, Fire or Medical Emergency!

Electric Power Outage: TECO 223-0800.

Streetlights out or Village Gates not Working: AG CDD:

991-9226 or 991-9741.

Hurricane Information Desk (emergency): 232-6890.

Emergency Information (prior to an emergency being de-

clared): 282-7827.

Storm Water Emergency Drainage/Flooding (AG CDD):

991-9226 or 991-9741.

Tree Hotline/Emergency

- Illegal Tree Removal (24 hours): 258-8733.

- Fallen Tree (business hours, AG CDD): 991-9226 or

991-9741.

Wastewater Emergency Repair/Sewer Backup (24

hours) : 259-1693.

Water Department Emergency Services (24 hours) :

274-7400.

Suspicious Activity (Tampa Police) 231-6130. Do not call

the Gatehouse Guards as this delays TPD response.

Fitness Pool Swim Schedule

Residents only - No Swim

Teams.

Monday - Friday 6AM-8AM

Saturday and Sunday 8AM-

9AM

Two lap lanes are always avail-

able for lap swimmers.

TBAY practices Monday and

Wednesdays 10:30AM-

12:30PM; Tuesday, Thursday

and Fridays 8AM-1PM and on

some Saturdays 9AM-Noon.

Starting on August 24th, TBAY

will practice Monday through

Friday 4:30-7:30PM and Satur-

days 9-11:30AM.

Wharton High School Swim Team will begin practice

August 23rd, from 3:30-4:30PM.

For more information on TBAY, e-mail Julia Lamb at

[email protected].

Rick’s Pressure Cleaning LLC.

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Paver Sealing - Pressure Washing

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Insurance Rate Changes (Check your policies)

In January 2009, the new CSO (Commissioner’s Stan-

dard Ordinary) mortality rates went into effect, resulting

in a reduction of reserve requirements for life insurance

companies, and a reduction in premiums for most all

new life insurance policies.

If you have a policy dated prior to 2009, your life

insurance company is not going to notify you that

another policy, even with their company, might save

you money. You need to do that yourself. More than a

million people have already done so and secured lower

premiums. You should at least take a look. It costs

nothing and could save you money for years to come.

If you’d like to discuss your options over the phone,

give us a call. Ask for Frank at:

Mid Level Insurers of New Tampa

Life and Long Term Care Specialists

813-951-5500

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Visit my website to learn:

“The 5 Most Common Mistakes

Buyers of Life Insurance Make”

Worst Ice Cream in America

Now that the weather is boiling hot

you might treat yourself to some ice

cream, but beware of the bad for you

ice cream! Here is Yahoo’s list of

high calorie ice cream treats:

Worst Fruity Scoop - Cold Stone’s

Blueberry Muffin, Love It size - 530

calories.

Fattiest Scoop - Ben and Jerry’s

Peanut Butter Cup, 1/2 cup - 340

calories.

Worst Supermarket Scoop - Haagen Daz’s Chocolate

Peanut Butter, one scoop - 360 calories.

Worst Malt - Dairy Queen’s Hot Fudge Malt, small

cup - 700 calories.

Worst Sundae - Baskin Robbins’ Oreo outrageous Sun-

dae - 1,130 calories

Worst Shake - Cold Stone’s Peanut Butter and Choco-

late Shake, Gotta Have It size - 2,010 calories.

Worst Ice Cream Dessert - Outback Steak House’s

Chocolate Thunder from Down Under - 2,020 calories.

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WANTED - BENITO BOARD-

WALK BANDIT(S)

$500.00 REWARD

There is a $500 reward for information

leading to the arrest and prosecution of the

person(s) responsible for the recent damage to the Benito

Boardwalk.

If you have any information concerning the person(s) re-

sponsible, please contact the Arbor Greene Administration

Office at 991-9226. Criminal mischief is costly to the resi-

dents of Arbor Greene.

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Traffic Light

Lately, there has been some hold up at

the traffic light at the Arbor Greene

and Cross Creek Intersection. When

leaving the Community, please make

sure that you pull all the way up to the

white stop bar. Pulling up all the way

triggers the loop in the traffic light which will turn it

green.

Bus Stops - Do’s

and Don’ts for

Parents

Here are some do’s

and don’ts from the

Hillsborough County

Public Schools

webpage:

Do’s:

- Supervise your child to and from the bus stop and

while waiting at the bus stop for the school bus.

- Ensure your child arrives at the bus stop at least five

minutes prior to the scheduled pick-up time.

- Be responsible for the proper conduct of your child on

the way to and from the bus stop and while at the bus

stop.

- Ensure that your child follows the rules and behaves

appropriately while on the school bus.

- Cooperate with school personnel regarding the effec-

tive and safe transportation of your child.

- Refrain from boarding a school bus without prior per-

mission from a Transportation Supervisor.

- Refrain from trying to speak with a school bus driver

while the driver is transporting children on a daily run.

Don’ts:

- Attempt to conduct a conference while the driver is

driving the school bus or picking up students at a bus

stop.

- Attempt to stop or slow a moving bus or prevent a

school bus from proceeding on its designated route.

This is against the law.

-Attempt to board a school bus without prior permission

from a Transportation supervisor. This is against the

law.

- Lastly, don’t block Arbor Greene streets near the bus

stops and don’t stop on the streets to pick up or drop off

your child. Please use the Community Center parking

lot.


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Algebra Geometry Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry IB Mathematics Statistics AP Calculus Hourly or Prepaid Rates Available

For more information, email Magda at [email protected] or call (813) 994-3496

Math Study Group Arbor Greene

Community Center

♦Enrichment ♦Review ♦Preparation

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ISSUES HEALTH ADVISORY TO

RESIDENTS - INCREASED MOSQUITO-BORNE DISEASE ACTIVITY IN THE COUNTY

The Hillsborough County Health Department has issued a Mosquito-Borne Illness Advisory for Hillsborough

County. Mosquito-Borne Illness Advisories are issued when animal surveillance data indicates a rise in arbovirus

transmission activity, indicating the increased potential for human infections, or when a locally-acquired single hu-

man case of exotic or endemic arboviral disease has been confirmed. In the past weeks, two horses in Hillsborough

County have tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis, (EEE).

EEE is a rare disease that is caused by a virus spread by infected mosquitoes. EEE virus (EEEV) is one of a group

of mosquito-transmitted viruses that can cause inflammation of the brain. In the United States, approximately 5-10

EEE cases are reported annually

The Hillsborough County Health Department continues to remind residents and visitors to avoid being bitten by

mosquitoes that may cause encephalitis disease. Hillsborough County Mosquito Control and the health department

continue surveillance and prevention efforts and encourage everyone to take basic precautions to help limit expo-

sure by following the Florida Department of Health recommendations.

To reduce the risk of being bitten by mosquitoes, Florida Department of Health, (FDOH) recommends that indi-

viduals remain diligent in their personal prevention efforts. These efforts should include the "5 D's" for prevention:

Dusk and Dawn - Avoid being outdoors when mosquitoes are seeking blood. For many species, this is during the

dusk and dawn hours. Dress - Wear clothing that covers most of your skin. DEET - When the potential exists for

exposure to mosquitoes, repellents containing DEET are recommended. Picaridin and oil of lemon eucalyptus are

other repellent options. Drainage - Check around your home to rid the area of standing water, which is where mos-

quitoes can lay their eggs. Make sure that pools and spas have continuous circulation and appropriate chlorination to

prevent mosquitoes from laying eggs.

For more information, please contact Steve Huard, Public Information Officer, 824-8044.


Pedestrian Safety in Arbor Greene

Recently, we have observed residents walking or running on the streets. FSS

316.130 (3) states, “Where sidewalks are provided, no pedestrian shall, unless

required by other circumstances, walk along or upon the portion of a roadway paved

for vehicular traffic.” Running on Arbor Greene’s narrow streets may obstruct

traffic which is a violation of FSS 316.2045.

Walking or running in the street of Arbor Greene is not only a violation, it is

extremely dangerous!! Do you know what the posted speed limit is in Arbor

Greene? Silly question right? No, it’s not! The speed limit in Arbor Greene is

30 MPH, except where otherwise posted. Some drivers in the Community do not

comply with the posted speed limit. Accidents do happen, but abiding by the rules

and walking or running on the sidewalks may prevent some or all of them.

Also, when crossing in a crosswalk, know that pedestrians do have the right of way,

but always make sure the driver is stopping for you.

Here is a list of some safety items to follow:

Use the sidewalks, not the roads to walk or run in the Community.

Cross only at intersections or at crosswalks.

Look both ways twice before attempting to cross a roadway.

Use reflective clothing, shoes, etc. You may not be as visible as you think.

Firmly hold the hand of children before and during crossing a roadway with a child/children.

Wearing headphones may prevent you from hearing a vehicle approaching from the rear.


The Tennis Court Reservation System is Required for Advanced Reservations. Just go to www.arborgreene.org and follow the link and the instructions to register on the site and you’ll be all set.

If you don’t make a reservation, you can sign up on the reservation sheet at the sun shelter bulletin board at Court

#1. You must sign up to use a court. Court reservations are held for 10 minutes, after that, they become open/

available. Children under 14 must be with an adult 18 years or older. ID tags are required for all residents and mem-

bers. Residents must accompany all guests without a guest pass. Save Electricity! If no one is waiting for your

court, please turn off the lights.

Tennis with Alan!

Sam Chaffin Wins Train Smart Tennis Summer Championship

Sam Chaffin took home the gold in the Train Smart Tennis Summer Championships

winning the Boy’s 16 and under division. Also competing where Sam and Ben

Lafrance, Noah and Luke Ford, Julian DeJoseph and Daniel Labrador. Great Play-

ing By Everyone.

Arbor Greene 3.0 Ladies Win Local Playoffs

The Arbor Greene USTA 3.0 Ladies advanced to the regional playoffs in Daytona Beach.

The team is captained by Kathie McDaniel. Way To Go Ladies.

Summer Junior Tennis Is Starting

This summer, Train Smart Tennis invites your children to join the fun of learning tennis at Arbor Greene. Our mis-

sion is to provide a systematic basic approach so your children have the opportunity to learn the game as quickly as

possible. Our approach truly teaches children the fundamentals to enjoy the life-time game of tennis and to build

self-esteem. There is no substitute for a good beginning! Our training is designed so your children can follow a

pathway to improvement and competition. The next step would be the Train Smart Players Program which has pro-

duced some of the top juniors in the area. We provide a system of training for your children, no matter what their

level of play. Summer tennis started Monday, June 8th and continues until August 12th. It’s not too late to start.

Players can sign up for one week at a time and attend 1, 2 , 3 or 4 days per week. Classes are held Monday through

Thursday from 9-10AM for 5 – 7 year olds, 10-11:30AM for 8 - 12 year olds and 13 and over.

Sign Up By Calling Coach Alan At 610-7301

Holiday Tennis Event!

Some of our residents are planning a

Holiday Tennis Event (Tennis and Food).

1st 16 men

and

1st 16 women

Please contact Kathie McDaniel at

[email protected],

for details if you’d like to come out and join in the festivities.

When: September 6, 2010.

Time: TBD

Where: The Arbor Greene Tennis Courts


Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2

10:30AM-12:30PM

TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

7:30PM Signature AR

Workout

3

8AM-1PM TBAY FP

5PM National GR/RP/

Night Out AR

Deadline for

September Newsletter

& Website

4

10:30AM-12:30PM

TBAY FP

6:30PM Fit Boxing AR

5

8AM-1PM TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

6

8AM-1PM TBAY FP

1PM Mahjong GR

7

8:30AM Boot AR

Camp

9AM TBAY FP

9:45AM Math AR

Club

8 9

10:30AM-12:30PM

TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

7:30PM Signature AR

Workout

10

8AM-1PM TBAY FP

5:30PM Math AR

Club

11

10:30AM-12:30PM

TBAY FP


12

8AM-1PM TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

7PM MOMS GR Club

13

8AM-1PM TBAY FP

1PM Mahjong GR

14

8:30AM Boot AR

Camp

9AM TBAY FP

9:45AM Math AR

Club

15

16

10:30AM-12:30PM

TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

7:30PM Signature AR

Workout

17

8AM-1PM TBAY FP

5:30PM Math AR

Club

7PM HOA GR

Violations

18

10:30AM-12:30PM

TBAY FP


19

8AM-1PM TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

6:30PM CDD GR

Budget

Workshop

20

8AM-1PM TBAY FP

1PM Mahjong GR

21

8:30AM Boot AR

Camp

9AM TBAY FP

9:45AM Math AR

Club

22

23

10:30AM-12:30PM

TBAY FP

3:30PM WHSP FP

6PM Yoga AR

7:30PM Signature AR Workout

6:30PM CDD GR

Meeting

24

3:30PM WHSP FP

4:30PM TBAY FP

5:30PM Math AR

Club

6:00PM DRB GR

7:00PM HOA GR

First Day of School!

25

3:30PM WHSP FP

4:30PM TBAY FP


5PM Girl Scouts GR

26

3:30PM WHSP FP

4:30PM TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

27

3:30PM WHSP FP

4:30PM TBAY FP

1PM Mahjong GR

28

8:30AM Boot AR

Camp

9AM TBAY FP

9:45AM Math AR

Club

29

30

3:30PM WHSP FP

4:30PM TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

7:30PM Signature AR

Workout

31

3:30PM WHSP FP

4:30PM TBAY FP

5:30PM Math AR Club

Fitness Pool Resident

Swim Hours (No Swim

Teams)

M-F 6-8AM Saturday and Sunday

8-9AM

Tennis Court

Hours

7:00AM to 11PM

Fitness and

Resort Pool

Summer Hours

(Apr-Nov)

M-F 6AM-10PM

Sat 8AM-10PM

Sun 8AM–8PM

Club Hours

M-F 6AM-10PM

Sat 8AM-10PM

Sun 8AM-8PM

Admin Center

Hours

M-F 8AM-5PM

Notary Hours

M-F 9AM-3PM

AR - Aerobics Room CDD - Community

Development District

DRB - Design Review Board

FP - Fitness Pool

GR - Gathering Room HOA - Home Owners

Association

TBAY - Tampa Bay

Aquatics

WHSP - Wharton

High Swim Practice


Phone: 813-991-9741 Fax: 813-973-1609

www.arborgreene.org

18000 Arbor Greene Drive Tampa, Florida 33647

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