A publication for The Gardens Homeowners Association - Parrish, FL

October 2015 www.TGHoA.org

This is YOUR newsletter and we want to hear from you.

NEW HEADER

OCTOBER HAPPENINGS

2- World Smile Day

12- Canada’s Thanksgiving Day

12- Columbus Day

14- TGHoA Meeting

16- Boss’s Day

17- Sweetest Day

27- Sukkot Begins

31- Halloween

NEW HEADER

OCTOBER HAPPENINGS

2- World Smile Day

12- Canada’s Thanksgiving Day

12- Columbus Day

14- TGHoA Meeting

16- Boss’s Day

17- Sweetest Day

27- Sukkot Begins

31- Halloween

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About this newsletterSubmit comments and questions to any board member. Include your name and phone number via e-mail to: editor@TGHoA.org or by postal service to TGHoA, Attn: Isaac Yates, 146 Lantana Ln, Parrish, FL 34219. Articles, photos and suggestions must be sent to a member of the Board of Directors who will judge suitability. Unsigned messages or unverifiable addresses/phone numbers will not be read or considered. Visit us online to see this newsletter and find more useful information: www.TGHoA.org.The Gardens office phone number is 776-1252.

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NOTE: Notices of board meetings are posted 3 days before scheduled meetings, the agenda 48 hours preceding meetings and notice of membership meetings 14 days prior. Special membership meetings will be scheduled as required. All meetings are on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM at the Palm Lake Club unless posted otherwise.

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PRESIDENT’S REPORTBy Isaac Yates

Welcome home to many residents that go north for the summer and others who have been on vacations. We hope you have enjoyed a good summer. We had a good turnout for our September TGHoA Board meeting. Members gave us some good comments at the end of the

meeting.Hopefully many of the Garden residents who are

not members of TGHoA will give full consideration to becoming a member this fall and winter. Support your neighbor members and stand by them to keep your TGHoA strong.

The Board members work for you and we value your support and suggestions so we can continue to have a good relationship with Mr. Mihevic and the best Park on the West Coast.

We have three open seats on the Board for 2016-2017. If you would like to serve on the Board, please have your application to us before the deadline of December 9, 2015.

Our next Board meeting will be on Wednesday, October 14, 2015 in the Clubhouse. Refreshments and fellowship at 6:30 PM and the meeting will follow at 7:00 PM. All Garden residents are welcome.

President’s Report

By Isaac Yates

Welcome home to many residents that go north for the summer and others who have been on vacations. We hope you have enjoyed a good summer. We had a good turnout for our September TGHoA Board meeting. Members gave us some good comments at the end of the meeting. Hopefully many of the Garden residents who are not members of TGHoA will give full consideration to becoming a member this fall and winter. Support your neighbor members and stand by them to keep your TGHoA strong. The Board members work for you and we value your support and suggestions so we can continue to have a good relationship with Mr. Mihevic and the best Park on the West Coast. We have three open seats on the Board for 2016-2017. If you would like to serve on the Board, please have your application to us before the deadline of December 9, 2015. Our next Board meeting will be on Wednesday, October 14, 2015 in the Clubhouse. Refreshments and fellowship at 6:30 PM and the meeting will follow at 7:00 PM. All Garden residents are welcome.

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THE OBJECTIVE OF THE GARDENS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONIt is the objective of the TGHoA to maintain the current good lifestyle of The Gardens Manufactured Home Park and our Community.In order to achieve this objective we will employ the following strategies:1) TGHoA will represent the common needs of the homeowners in the Association to Mihevic Management, Inc. in a professional and positive manner.2) TGHoA will represent the homeowners in the Association to Mihevic Management, Inc. in all matters associated with: A. Rent increases. B. Pass-throughs, ref.723.003(10) C. Pass-ons ref.723.031 D. Changes in Services provided by the prospectus of The Gardens.3) TGHoA will be prepared to purchase The Gardens in the event that it becomes available for sale by: A. Maintaining a current and open bid to purchase The Gardens to Mihevic Management, Inc. at all times. B. Maintaining a current and updated plan to finance the acquisition of The Gardens at all times.

Adopted March 22, 2003

2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORSPHONE NUMBER NAME & ADDRESS E-mail & Address

(Home) 941-776-8933 Isaac Yates, Pres. iyates@tampabay.rr.com 146 Lantana Ln (Home) 941-776-5003 Dianne Howington, V. Pres. how-di-do@hotmail.com 122 Alamanda Lane (Home) 941-479-7311 Jim Staub, Treas. jimstaub@outloook.com(Cell) 813-613-2909 197 Palm Blvd. (Cell) 978-390-2487 Beni Barrett, Secretary bb4129@yahoo.com 228 Hibiscus Way (Home) 941-981-5410 Bill Clauser, Membr at Lrg b_clauser@hotmail.com 225 Hibiscus Way

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THE GARDENS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC.A Florida Not-for-Profit Corporation

Unapproved Minutes of theBoard of Directors Meeting

September 9, 2015The meeting was called to order by President Isaac Yates. The PoA was given.Roll call of directors was done by Secretary Beni Barrett with all present for meeting.A motion to adopt the Agenda (previously posted and published via newsletter) was seconded and approved.A motion was made to approve the May 13, 2015 minutes (previously posted and published); the motion was

seconded and approved.Treasurer’s report was given by Jim Staub for period April through August 31, 2015. A motion was made for

approval of the report and seconded. Committee Reports:

A. Statutory Committee: Isaac Yates stated that the news from Mr. Mihevic regarding lot rent will be discussed later.

B. Acquisition Committee: Dianne Howington had nothing to report.C. Membership Committee: Bill Clauser reported that the membership drive will kick off at

October 6th coffee. Currently have 8 members.D. FMO Committee: Steve Fox was not present but asks that he be approved to purchase the HOA

manual. It was approved to purchase and share.E. Safety & Traffic Committee: Ron Howington was not present but Dianne reported that summer

was quite. Try to be vigilant when watching other’s home and contact 911 if needed.F. 301 Coalition: This committee has been disbanded and will be dropped from minutes.G. Parrish Civic Association: Jean Baron was not in attendance but Beni reminded members that

Representative Buchanan will be at the Parrish YMCA, Saturday Sept. 12th.H. Refreshment Committee: Darcy Thing is still out of the park but tonight Dianne Howington

provided refreshments.Old Business:

1. Health Expo for 2016 will be basically health not a senior expo. Most vendors want to be contacted closer to the date; January 16, 2016 from 10 a.m. till 1 p.m. Food will be available in the kitchen for purchase.

New Business:1. Isaac discussed the lot rent from prior years and how the BoD has helped in getting Mr. Mihevic

to negotiate. A 3 year commitment was given for $50 cap and has been agreed upon again starting with 2016 lot rent. Communication with the office has improved over the years and the BoD had a chance to have a positive meeting in March 2015.

Comments from Directors:1. Jim read the budget for 2016 based on 170 paying members.2. Bill replied about answers residents give him about not joining. Just contact him and he will

make sure to get people signed up.3. Dianne replied to getting membership up. She thanked Val for her help in the beginning of the

TGHoA. She encouraged people to talk to each other and join the HOA.Comments from Members:A resident asked about the rent survey. Are surrounding parks having increases? Yes, every year and Jim explained

what was in the report.1. How often is the pool tested? Pool is tested every day. County checks every 30 days.2. Who watches the pool and fitness area to make sure people are supposed to be here legally?

Feels there should be a lock on the pool or a key/lock system. Ask anyone that you feel shouldn’t be on the property why they are present.

3. Member stated that if HOA doesn’t place the past in the past then it will never move forward. Even hinting about the past causes residents not to want to join in the present.

4. Was there any conversation with Mr. Mihevic about the growth of Parrish area? No, there was no information discussed.

There being no further business to come before the Board, a motion was made and seconded to adjourn the meeting at 7:50 p.m. Next BoD meeting is October 14, 2015.

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1. Call to order, P.O.A. 2. Roll Call of Directors3. Adopting of Agenda (previously posted and published)4. Approval of May 13, 2015 Minutes (previously posted and published)5. Treasurer’s Report (Jim Staub) - Period Ending September 30, 2015.

Motion for Approval6. Committee Reports

7. Old Business

8. New Business

9. Comments from the Board 10. Comments from Members 11. Adjournment

A. Statutory Committee - Isaac Yates B. Acquisition Committee - Dianne HowingtonC. Membership Committee – Bill ClauserD. FMO Committee – Steve FoxE. Safety & Traffic Committee – Ron HowingtonF. Parrish Civic Association – Jean BaronG. Refreshment Committee – Darcy Thing

A. Health Expo InformationB. 2016 Budget Approval

A. Open positions for 2016 BoD.This notice has been posted on the

Club House bulletin board and published in the October Gardens Homeowners Express newsletter.

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SEPTEMBER 2015 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE REPORTBy Bill Clauser 941-981-5410

Summer’s over? Yeah not quite as hot as it has been, and very soon our northern friends will be here.

It’s been quiet the last couple of months, but we have gotten a few NEW residents to join us and we look forward to many more. I, and one of my board members, WILL be at our table at Tuesday

morning coffee to sign you up for the 2016 membership, starting October 6th. See you there?

Yes, I know it is early morning, and I also do not like getting up that early, BUT again, just call me and I will visit your home at YOUR convenience; it would be my pleasure.

PARRISH CIVIC ASSOC REPORT From September 2015 Parrish Village News

If you want to have a really good time listening to some talented musicians and see lots of great art from local artists, circle Saturday October 24th on your calendar and plan to attend the second Music & Art by the Train concert and art show. Tickets are only $5.00 with kids 12 and under getting in free. The show starts at 11:00 a.m. at the Florida Railroad Museum in Parrish. The ever-popular Kim Betts & the Gamble Creek Band is the featured group and they are joined by several talented local singers and bands including the recent winners of the Bradenton Idol competition - some on the verge of a real breakthrough in the music industry. If you did not get a chance to attend this competition, you are going to be amazed at the talent young Idol Winners Jillian Polk and Kaitlin Folsom have along with finalist 11-year old Giana Bisceglia who brought the audience to its feet with her rendition of Frank Sinatra’s “That’s Life”. The show starts with a performance by the amazingly-talented Manatee School of the Arts Jazz Band at 11:00 a.m. followed at 12:30 by Kim Betts & the Gamble Creek Band. Following Kim are more of the rising young stars from the area including Brooke Bonderer, Matt Walden, Jared Armstrong and others. The concert is produced by Del Couch and Caleb Grimes Productions. The concert will go to 4:00 p.m. and there will be plenty of refreshments

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New/Renew Member Information Your name/s: _____________________________________________________ Date: _____________ Parrish Address: __________________________________________________ Lot # _____________ Phone: _______________________________________________Cash ______ Check # ___________ E-mail_____________________________________________________________________________ Alternate Address: (For emergency action requiring communication): __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: ____________________________________________________________________________ Send your dues to TGHoA, c/o Bill Clauser 225 Hibiscus Way, Parrish Fl. 34219; 941-981-5410 or give to any board member listed on page 2. Dues are $26 per household.

Send your dues to TGHoA, c/o Bill Clauser 225 Hibiscus Way, Parrish, FL 34219; 941-981-5410or give to any board member. Dues are $20 per household.

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you used to”. In any case, if you could use assistance with grocery shopping or other errands, we have a group of volunteers in “THE GARDENS” who are willing to assist you. This service is NOT intended to replace long-term medical needs that may be provided by social service agencies or covered by insurance. If you (or any GARDENS resident you know) could benefit from this service, please call one of the volunteers listed below:

Bev Hodges 776-0073 Don Nash 776-7191 Janice McElhenney 776-7597Bill Clauser 981-5410 Jim Staub 479-7311 Marilyn Kennie* 776-9993Bill Chatto* 479-4147 Gail Smith 776-3024 Beni Barrett (978) 390-2487Disclaimer: Notwithstanding any language to the contrary, nothing contained herein constitutes nor is intended

to constitute an offer, inducement, promise, or contract of any kind with TGHoA or The Gardens. The data contained herein is for informational purposes only and is not represented to be error free.

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for purchase. So, bring your beach chair or blanket and come out for a great event in Parrish at the railroad! Over 15 artists from the Parrish Arts Council, Harrison Ranch Arts Guild, River Wilderness Art Association, and the Colony Cove Art group have already signed up for the event and several more are expected to participate. We expect a wide variety of media including painting, pottery, woodworking, photography, jewelry and more. In addition, three artist teachers – Joe Kanoza, Mara Trumbo and Barbara Hart – will be doing painting demonstrations during the event. Go to www.parrishartscouncil.org for

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10/10 Winter Park Art Fest $3510/15 Second Chances $6910/17 Oktoberfest $3010/25 Stone Crab Festival $5010/26 IKEA $2510/27 Ghost Tour & Movie $82

10/30 Everglades $8111/6 Tarpon Springs $8111/11 Chihuly $7411/14Million Dollar Quartet $7511/15 Cirque Dreams $11011/18 Giraffe Ranch $87 Pick up @ Lowes on HWY 70