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Heritage Hills S P R I N G 2 0 1 2 - F E B R U A RY. M A R C H . A P R I L VOLUME 15 ISSUE 1
A Newsletter for Heritage Hills ResidentsHerald
Heritage Hills Holiday Party ~ December 2, 2011
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Hi Neighbors
The Holiday Dinner Dance was a great success. I think everyone had a great time. I know I did. It was nice to visit with old friends we don’t see often now with the colder weather.
Our 2011 Annual/Budget Meeting was held at the Lone Tree Golf Course Hotel on November 28th. Two positions on the HOA board were open and Steve Tempelman was reelected for a three-year term. Ken Krausfeldt was also elected to fill the three-year term replacing Andy Swett. The Board thanked Andy for his many years of unselfish volunteer efforts of Board service in helping to make Heritage Hills the great community we all enjoy.
Residents should be sure that they do not park cars on the streets when snowplows need total access to do their job cleaning the streets. Large storms like this latest one create snow removal challenges and we all need to be patient as the crews try to accomplish their work. The Heritage Hills Metropolitan District will soon distribute to all residents an entire review of the Snow Removal Policies and Rules that we can expect to be in force when Western Proscapes plows the snow in our community.
I imagine everyone noticed the damage to the fence across from the Playground and Clubhouse Parking Lot. If anyone has information to assist the Police in identifying the vandals responsible they should call the Lone Tree Police at 303-339-8150, Case #11-3017.
We have been advised that MSI is replacing Shannon Torgerson as our HOA Manager with Jim Whatton. Jim has been active along with Shannon for some time and the transition is not expected to be a problem. Jim’s contact is 770-974-4221 and [email protected].
I hope everyone has a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year and remember the first day of spring is only about 7 weeks away.
Take care.
Bill RobertsonPresident, Heritage Hills Homeowners Association Board of Directors
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
...thank you... Heritage Hills residents donated over 100 pounds of canned goods and sundries plus 36 toys and or books to the Douglas/Elbert County Task
Force during our 1st Annual ‘Meet Mr. & Mrs. Claus’. Nancy Yueh and Jill Tabak did a wonderful job chairing the event with help from all the Social
Committee members. The clubhouse never looked lovelier. Thanks again Heritage Hills!
EXTRA! EXTRA!
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MEETINGS...PARTIES, ETC.Having a social gathering, or need a place to have your
next book club? Why not host your friends in the clubhouse? It can hold up to approximately 40 guests! For rental information, please go to the HH website and download Clubhouse Rules and Regulations, or contact
Community Manager Jim Whatton at 720. 974-4221 or [email protected]
HH SOCIAL COMMITTEEYour SOCIAL COMMITTEE members are Jill Tabak, Mallory Dean, Joyce Lew, Gayle Spelts, Camille Pinkerton, Celeste Bub and Nancy Yueh. If you are interested in joining the committee, please contact Chairperson Joyce Lew at [email protected]. We’d love to hear suggestions too!
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!!
2012 *TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
Meet M/M Bunny April 7, 10-NoonSummer Party June 2, 7-10 PMFamily Funfest Aug. 11, 11:30-3 PMRagamuffin Parade Oct. 31, 4 PMHoliday Party Nov. 30, 6 PMMeet Mr. & Mrs. Claus Dec. 2, 2-5PM
*Events, dates & times subject to change. If you have any questions regarding the above
events, please contact Social Committee Chair Joyce Lew at [email protected]
INTERESTED IN HEARING ABOUT HH SOCIAL EVENTS?
The Social Committee is starting an email list which will be used to send out updates to and reminders of upcoming events. The list will be only used for HH social events and
not distributed nor used for any other purpose. If you would like to be included, please send an email with your name to [email protected]
MEET MR. & MRS BUNNY
Our annual "Meet Mr. & Mrs. Bunny" will be held at the
Clubhouse on Saturday, April 7th from 10:00a.m.-12:00p.m. Don't forget your cameras for
some wonderful photo opportunities without
the long lines!!!
VIEW ALL THE PHOTOS FROM THE HOLIDAY DINNER DANCE AND ‘MEET
MR. & MRS. SANTA CLAUS’ AT WWW.HERITAGEHILLSHOA.ORG.
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NEIGHBORHOOD & CITY CONTACTS LONE TREE POLICE - NON EMERGENCY PHONE LINE:....303.339.8150
HERITAGE HILLS HOA BOARD MEMBERS:
Bill Robertson:[email protected]
Curt Reimer:[email protected]
Bob Orban:[email protected]
Steve Tempelman:[email protected]
Ken Krausfeldt:[email protected]
ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT COMPANY
MSI Management Specialists
3033 S. Parker Road, Suite 1100
Aurora, Colorado 80014
Community Manager:......Jim Whatton
PHONE:.............................720.974.4221
FAX:....................................720.974.4421
EMAIL:[email protected]
WEBSITE:..........................www.msihoa.com
After Hours Emergency: 303.420.4433 and follow the prompts to reach
the on-call manager
LONE TREE CITY OFFICES:....303.708.1818
LONE TREE CITY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES
Susan Squyer:...................303.641.5996
EMAIL:[email protected]
Sharon VanRamshorst:.....303.790 2794
EMAIL:...............................sharon.vanramshorst@cityoflonetree.com
HERITAGE HILLS METRO DISTRICT RESIDENT MEMBERS
Bill Robertson:[email protected]
Michael [email protected]
DOUGLAS COUNTY COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE
Jack Hilbert:.....................303.660.7401
STORMWATER QUALITY PROGRAM: For information on the Heritage Hills Stormwater program or to report non-emergency Stormwater related
topics, please call 303.792.7357 or the City of Lone Tree’s Stormwater Department at 303.662.8112.
BABYSITTING - SNOW REMOVAL - LAWN MOWING -DOG WALKING
The Heritage Hills Newsletter Committee maintains a list of residents who provide
these services. You can request a copy of the list by contacting Pam Pierce at
[email protected]. Please provide your full name as well as your address for
homeowner verification.
WANT TO ADD YOUR NAME TO THE LIST? Simply e-mail Pam with the name, age,
phone number and which service.
HH NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE Pam Pierce - Editor
The Heritage Hills Herald is provided by our HOA. The newsletter is printed quarterly and does not accept ANY commercial
advertising. The next newsletter (Summer Issue) will be
mailed to homeowners the first week of May, 2012
The deadline for submissions for the Winter Newsletter is April 5th, 2012.
Is your mailing label correct? If not, please email Pam Pierce.
CONNECT WITH HERITAGE HILLS CHECK OUT AT WWW.HERITAGEHILLSCOLORADO.COM.
YOU’LL FIND OUR COMMUNITY EVENT VIDEOS AND PHOTOS
UNDER “THE SCOOP” AND ALL THE LATEST AND GREATEST
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OVERLOOK NEIGHBORHOOD. FOLLOW HERITAGE HILLS ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER. IT’S A
GREAT SOURCE OF HAPPENINGS IN LONE TREE AND SOUTH
DENVER. PLUS, YOU’LL GET TIPS ON LOCAL HOME SALES, CLASSES AND MORE...
FACEBOOK.COM/HERITAGEHILLSCOLORADO
TWITTER.COM/HERITAGEHILLSCOM
JUST TO INFORM...
THE CELEBRITY SALES
OFFICE HAS MOVED...
Visit us in the Overlook
...
9466 Vista Hill Lane
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Rec and Rock for YouthTwice a month themed activities, contests, and swimming are available along with DJ and dancing, basketball and other gym activities plus concessions at Goodson Recreation Center, 6315 S. University Blvd., 303-798-2476, Centennial. This is a supervised, secure program. Ages 9-14. Fee: $10. Register at www.sspr.org. You may also book your very own private themed Teen Party during Rec and Rock. cardiovascular equipment, running track, indoor cycling, leisure pool and gym. For more information, contact the Registration office at 303-347-5999 or visit www.sspr.org.
South Suburban Announces Matching Gifts Program to Benefit Neighborhoods, HOAs, Businesses,
and Service ClubsSouth Suburban Park and Recreation District’s Board of Directors has allocated $10,000 for its annual Matching Gifts Program. The program matches donated dollars with District funds, resulting in double the money available for the development and improvement of community parks, trails, facilities and programs. Neighborhoods, homeowner associations, sports groups, businesses, service clubs, individuals and other community organizations are encouraged to apply for matching funds to complete their community projects on District-owned or leased property. South Suburban’s Matching Gifts Program is designed to benefit a number of projects throughout the District, which serves residents of Littleton, Lone Tree, Sheridan, Columbine Valley, Bow Mar, western Centennial and portions of unincorporated Jefferson, Douglas and Arapahoe counties. Application requests for projects cannot exceed $2,000. Projects submitted for consideration must be completed within 2012.
Requests must submitted by Fri., March 9, 2012. Projects selected for funding will be announced at the Wed., April 11, 2012 meeting of the Board of Directors.
The Guidelines and Application can be downloaded or picked up at the South Suburban Administrative
Office, 6631 South University Blvd. For more information, call Nancy O’Connor at 303-798-5131.favorites. Expect the unexpected. Sat, Jan 17, 7 pm, at The Theater at Buck Recreation Center, 2004 W. Powers Ave. Littleton. For more information, contact [email protected] (phone at 303-483-7072) or visit www.sspr.org.
Super Sunday Fun Run 5K Run/Walk
Exercise and have fun before you watch the top teams battle in the Super Bowl. All ages and abilities welcome as well as friendly dogs on leashes and strollers! On Sunday, February 5, pick up race packet inside Platte River Bar & Grille, S. Santa Fe Dr., start race at 10 am and runs along the Mary Carter Greenway. Littleton. Fee: $20 pre-race; $25 race day. Register online: www.runningguru.com
Molina and Morales in ConcertThe guitar vocal duo Manuel Molina and Suzanne Morales perform elegant, passionate and vibrantly colorful music with Latin American origins. A great night for friends andcouples to celebrate Valentine’s Day at South Suburban. Sat, Feb 11 at 7 pm. Ages 12-Senior. The Theater at Buck Recreation Center 2004 W. Powers Ave. Littleton. Fee: $10 /$8 R. For more information, contact [email protected] (303-483-7072)or visit www.sspr.org.
Lone Tree Photographic Art Show and Sale
The Tenth Annual Lone Tree Photographic Art Show and Sale will take place in its new home at the Lone Tree Arts Center, 10075 Commons Street, Lone Tree. The juried Show will run from March 3, 2012 through April 29, 2012. Categories include: Color, Monochrome, Special Effects Color and Special Effects Monochrome. Interested artists may submit up to three entries
The public is invited to attend the Opening Cocktail Reception on Saturday, March 3, 2012 from 3:00pm to 5:00pm. Guests can enjoy a performance by a quintet of the Lone Tree Symphony Orchestra, sample hors d'oeuvres,
meet local artists, and purchase original works of art.
Educational ProframsThe Lone Tree Arts Center features educational opportunities for children, adults and families. Students will explore a diverse range of arts programming that is linked directly to a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math through the Arts (STEM-A) curriculum. These learning skills are not only on the cutting edge of national arts education, but align directly with state and national educational standards. At the Lone Tree Arts Center students at all levels and interests will be inspired to create unique and individual expressions of self by capturing their creative imagination.
Seedlings Seedlings is a family lunch-time program designed
to engage parents and young children in arts, culture, science and genuine entertainment at the Lone Tree Arts Center. Boxed lunchs from Heidi's
Deli are available with ticket purchase. Appropriate for ages toddlers through
kindergarten. Seedlings is held the first Tuesday of every month at 11:00am.
Passport to Cultureis a program specifically designed for children and families to experience arts and culture outside the classroom and inside a world of imagination through performances, workshops and pure entertainment to foster the growth of visual and performing arts, science and cultural understanding in our community. Passport programs are held the third Sunday of the month at 3:00 p.m. at the Lone Tree Arts Center. Appropriate for ages two and up.Passport to Culture is held the third Sunday of every month at 3:00pm.
VolunteerBe involved with the new Lone Tree Arts Center on a personal level. You are invited to join their volunteer team.
Current opportunities:Volunteer Usher / Lobby Team Office and Project VolunteersE-mail LTACHousemanager@cityoflonetree,com
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Meet Santa Claus - December 4th, 2011