Arbor Greene Newsletter - December 2010

IN THIS ISSUE…

Community Activities.…………..................2, 3 Holiday Cookie Recipe......……....................10

Message from the HOA……...………..……...3 Neighborhood Watch….………...…….…...12

Influenza……..………….….............................4 Tennis News...….….…………...…..….….....14

Water Pressure Information..…....……….....6 Activities Calendar..……..…….…...…..…..15

December 2010

Community Meetings

CDD Meetings:

1. The next CDD Budget Workshop will be December 16th at 6:30PM in the Gathering Room.

2. The next CDD Meeting will be December 20th at 6:30PM in the Gathering Room.

3. HOA Meetings: HOA Violations Committee will meet at 7PM on December 21st. The HOA Design Review

Board will meet at 6PM on December 21st followed by the HOA Meeting at 7PM. All meetings are held in the

Gathering Room.

Kids Annual Holiday Party!!! Saturday, December 11th 2010

from 10AM-12PM

Please join us for this fun annual family event, at the Arbor Greene Club House. Kids

can participate in exciting holiday games with fun prizes, making keepsake crafts,

holiday temporary tattoos, cool balloon animals, and taking a ride on the Holiday Ex-

press Train!

Also, don’t forget to bring your camera for photos with the jolly old Santa Claus!!

This is a free event.

There are no advance sign ups necessary.

Guests are welcome!

Contact Valerie Casey at 317-8886, with any questions

ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● DECEMBER 2010 PAGE 2

Community Activities

John Brickley, Chairman Avalon

Christine Nelson, Co-Vice Chairperson Estuary

Dorsey Yawn, Assistant Secretary Preserve

Adam Tanenbaum, Assistant Secretary Preserve

Toby Thomson, Avalon

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

Dhanni Sukhai, Director Enclave

Ameri-Tech Prop Mgmt 968-8008

General Manager Harve Turner 991-9226 [email protected]

Newsletter Editor Tawny Kondrick 991-9226 [email protected]

Administrative Mgr. Barbara Koscinski 991-9226

[email protected]

Club Manager Bob Farrell 991-9741 [email protected]

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

Aerobics Open

Book Club Diane Wheeler 994-9262

BUNCO Carol Trzaska 994-7312

Girl Scouts Rhonda Hess 929-3062

Infant Swim Lessons Emma Grynbal 748-6142

Mahjong Julia Rogers 994-2507

MOMS Club Stacie McIntyre 994-9605

Neighborhood Watch Paul & Hally Boucher 453-7295

Personal Training Davida Constant 240-1375

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 727-771-3612

Zumba Lilliana Sanchez 362-3189

Stuart Marofsky, President Julia Rogers, Vice-President

Nick D’Andrea, Treasurer Linda Lewis, Secretary

Robert Hennig, Board Member at Large

Wil Alvarez, Unique Property Services 879-1139

Jeffrey Sbrocco, President Bruce Metts, Vice-President

Gloria Maione, Secretary Craig Silverstein, Treasurer

Robert Winter, Director at Large

Nick Disparte, Rizzetta & Company 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 Board of Directors

Attention New Residents!

The Arbor Greene website:

www.arborgreene.org has useful

information to help with your tran-

sition to our community. You will

find everything from CDD Meeting

and Budget Workshop Minutes, the

monthly Newsletter, babysitting and pet sitting, to resi-

dents’ recommendations for a reliable landscaper. You

will also find links to important City and County ser-

vices, 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.

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.

The Arbor Greene Gazette Newsletter

The CDD is attempting to save money by reducing our

mailing and printing costs.

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-4PM,

in the Administration Office.

Please call 991-9226, before arriving.

Photo ID is required

Since October 2009,

Barbara and Tawny

have notarized 347 documents saving

our Arbor Greene residents over $3,000!!


Arbor Greene Landscape Maintenance

Schedule for December:

December 6 – 11 Complete planter bed mulching, treat

turf for broad leaf weeds.

December 13- 18 Fertilize seasonal color beds, treat

shrubs for insect activity.

December 20 -24 Apply round up herbicide in planter

beds, prune low hanging Oak Tree branches.

December 27 – 31 Mow pond banks.

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

munity 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.**

Arbor Greene Book Club

The Arbor Greene Book Club

will meet December 6th at 7PM,

in the Gathering Room. Please

join us for the discussion of

“Star Island” by Carl Hiaasen.

All are welcome to join us and/

or to make book suggestions for future discussion. Point

of contact is Diane Wheeler, 994-9262.

Community Activities 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 be aware of. All of the documents are

posted online for your review.

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

Your cooperation in keeping Arbor Greene a neighbor-

hood everyone can enjoy is appreciated.

Trimming of Street Trees - Please make sure your

street trees are trimmed according to Arbor Greene’s

policy. Under Article XII, Section 1 of the Arbor

Greene covenants, the individual homeowner is respon-

sible for the trimming and maintenance of the street

trees in front of their home. Branches must be trimmed

back so there is a seven foot clearance over the side-

walk. Branches must be trimmed on the street-side of

the tree to allow for vehicles to pass by without being

struck by over hanging branches. Many of the street

trees have become so overgrown that they are also

blocking the lights. Please take a look at the street trees

in front of your home and remove any overgrown limbs

to keep our neighborhoods safe and well lit. Your co-

operation in keeping the streets and sidewalks accessi-

ble for everyone is appreciated.

Standardized Realtor Sign - Arbor Greene requires a

standardized real estate sign for use on property for sale/

rent in the Arbor Greene community. The sign can be

purchased from Creative Mailbox and Sign Designs at

813-818-7100. No other signs, bills, posters, boxes,

tubes, photos or real estate logos shall be attached to the

sign and/or the post. No deviations or modifications to

the sign or lettering and numbering fonts shall be per-

mitted. In the event of damage or vandalism, the Owner

shall immediately have the sign restored to its original

and approved condition, or remove the sign until such

necessary repairs or replacements of the sign have been

made.

MOMS Club Ever feel like you're the only mother who stays home?

You are not alone! Join the MOMS Club of New

Tampa. It’s a great way for you to meet other at-home

mothers in the area, as well as a great way for your chil-

dren to meet new playmates and engage in stimulating

activities while encouraging their social skills.

We offer support for at-home mothers through:

* Planned monthly activities calendar

* Age-appropriate playgroups for your child(ren)

* Monthly Moms' night out

* Service projects within the community

For more information, contact us via:

Email: [email protected].

Website: www.momsclubnewtampa.webs.com. The

next meeting is December 9th from 7:00-10PM in the

Gathering Room.

Holiday Lights and Decorations Policy

This is a friendly reminder regarding the Arbor Greene

HOA policy for the installation and removal of holiday

lights/decorations. The installing of exterior holiday

lights/decorations should take place no earlier than six

weeks prior to the holiday and the removal of the lights/

decorations must occur no later than three-weeks after

the holiday.

We appreciate everyone's cooperation in this effort.

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

http://us.mc316.mail.yahoo.com/mc/[email protected]

http://www.momsclubnewtampa.webs.com


New Club and Fitness Pool Hours!!

To accommodate you early birds out there, Arbor

Greene Club has changed its operating hours.

The Community Center is now open at 5:30AM, Mon-

day through Fridays. The outside locker room doors are

locked at 8pm daily. Please use the front and resort pool

doors.

Fitness Pool Winter Hours

Day Open Close

M—F 6:30 AM 9:00 PM

Sat 9:00 AM 9:00 PM

Sun 9:00 AM 7:00 PM

Influenza Influenza is a contagious disease. It is caused by the influenza virus, which can be spread by coughing, sneezing, or

nasal secretions.

Preventing the Flu: The single best way to prevent seasonal flu is to get vaccinated each year, but good heath habits

like covering your cough and washing your hands often can help stop the spread of germs and prevent respiratory

illness like the flu. Here are some ways to prevent the flu:

1. Avoid close contact with people who are sick. If possible, stay home from work, school, and avoid traveling

when you are sick. This will help prevent others from catching your illness.

2. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing. It may prevent those around you from get-

ting sick. If you don’t have a tissue, cough or sneeze into the bend of your elbow.

3. Washing your hands often will help protect you from germs. Wash your hands vigorously together for 15-20 sec-

onds. Singing Happy Birthday to yourself two times takes about 15-20 seconds. For your protection carry hand sani-

tizer or hand wipes for when soap and water are not available.

4. Germs are often spread when a person touches something that is contaminated with germs and then touches his or

her eyes, nose, or mouth.

5. Get plenty of sleep, drink plenty of fluids, eat nutritious foods, and see your physician if illness does occur.

6. Wipe/clean fitness equipment before use.

Flu Facts:

- The Flu virus can live on surfaces, such as countertops, door knobs, and Fitness Equipment for 24-48 hours.

- Each year in the U.S., the flu virus causes more than 226,000 hospitalizations and about 36,000 deaths.

- Illness can start 1-4 days after exposure, and people may be able to spread the flu virus to others one day before

they feel sick and up to five days after getting sick.

-Even if you are vaccinated you still may get the flu, but the symptoms are usually less severe.

- A flu shot is the best way to protect yourself against seasonal influenza. To learn more about the flu, visit

www.cdc.gov/flu.

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Street Light Globe Replacement

During this past year,

from January through

September, The Arbor

Greene CDD replaced

21 broken street light

globes. The globes

cost $184 each and the

total cost to the CDD

was $3,864.

The street lights are

very close to the street

right-of-way trees, and

can be damaged from

tree limbs striking

them, especially dur-

ing a storm. In some

instances the globes were broken by being struck

by an object other than a tree limb. Please notify

the CDD if you see a broken street light globe and

help the CDD save money by trimming your trees

away from the globes.

Low Water Pressure Information

The City of Tampa Water

Department has some helpful

information for you if you

have low water pressure.

1. If you have a water sof-

tener, try bypassing it to see

if there is any change in

pressure. If so, then your

system needs maintenance.

2. Remove the faucet and shower heads and clean the

aerator, as debris and/or calcium buildup can cause a

drop in pressure.

3. Check the pressure from an outside spigot. If you

have a garden hose, detach it from the spigot and run

the water at full volume. If pressure at the outside fau-

cet is good, then there could be an internal plumbing

issue. Galvanized lines deteriorate from the inside and

can limit water flow.

4. Lastly, check the water meter box for leaks, and no-

tify the water department if a leak is present, or call a

plumber if the leak is between the meter and your home.

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Tennis Court Rear Gate Closure

This is a friendly reminder that as of

November 15th, the rear access gate to

the tennis courts is no longer open for

tennis court access.

This gate closure is the result of a secu-

rity study that indicated this entrance

must be secured to prevent unauthorized access.

Please use the front gate by the parking lot and park

your vehicle in the front parking lot of the Community

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A Message From the Neighborhood Watch Directors

Hello Arbor Greene Neighbors. It’s that time of year again when many of us are

taking trips away from home for the holiday season. Below are some tips to help

secure your home whether you’re on vacation, a business trip, or gone due to an

unexpected event.

The Tampa Police Department (TPD) Vacation Form is available for residents

to begin additional TPD patrols around your home. If you would like to receive the

form, please e-mail us at [email protected]. The form can be

faxed in or called into the TPD at your convenience.

Here are a few security tips to help try to keep your home and valuables safe

while you’re away:

-Do not discuss your absence except with trusted persons who need to know you will be gone. Do not post your

travel plans on Facebook or similar social network sites. Encourage your children to also limit the number of friends

with whom they share their upcoming trip plans.

-Consider having a trusted friend, neighbor, or relative ―house sit‖ while you’re gone. Let them know how to reach

you and your insurance company in an emergency; provide them your cell phone number, vehicle description, and

license plate number. If you cannot have anyone stay at your home, then arrange for someone to occasionally in-

spect your home to make sure nothing has been disturbed.

-Have the Post Office hold your mail, or arrange for a trusted neighbor to pick up your mail, packages, newspapers,

and circulars on your front door and driveway daily.

-Arrange to have your lawn cut and watered. Have a trusted person put out and take in your trash cans and recycling

bins on the days you normally do.

-Move valuables so they cannot be easily seen through windows or doors. If you have a safe deposit box, consider

placing some of your expensive property in that receptacle, including extra credit cards and lists of serial numbers

and photographs of your valuables. Deposit extra cash or paychecks in your bank account.

-Repair broken windows and doors; make sure locks are in good working order. Cut back shrubbery so criminals

cannot hide behind them. Put window shades in normal position – don’t do things which advertise the home is

empty.

-Turn down the volume on your home phone so that it cannot be heard from the outside. To help them determine if

anyone is home, thieves may try calling your number to see if anyone responds to the ringing of the phone. Some

criminals have been able to obtain ―reverse‖ phone directories which give your address and your home phone.

-Put indoor lights and a radio or television on timers so they turn off and on and give the appearance someone is in

the house. Added protection can be achieved if you have a trusted person rearrange the timer-controlled lights to

present a different pattern for part of your absence.

-Close and secure your garage doors and consider putting a lock on them on the inside. Lock all vehicles which re-

main at your home even if they are in the garage … don’t forget to remove valuables from the vehicles. If you have

electronic devices on your lanai or bicycles/scooters in the backyard, put them in a secure location.

-Finally, some of the most basic and important security tips are to lock all doors, windows, lanai doors, and fence

gates; turn on (timer) for front and rear lights; and turn on an alarm system if you have one.

Emergency phone numbers on refrigerator magnets are available for FREE at the Arbor Greene Clubhouse

Office. Please see the Clubhouse attendant for this FREE gift coordinated by your Neighborhood Watch Co-

Leaders.

If you would like to receive additional security tips and other relevant information from Tampa Police Department,

please e-mail us at [email protected]. Joining this e-mail distribution group does not obligate you

to any other Neighborhood Watch activity, but should help you and your family to become better informed and

more secure.

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Attention Residents

If you are planning to host a

charitable or commercial event

at the Arbor Greene Community

Center, please remember these

events require CDD Board of

Supervisors’ pre-approval. Call

991-9226 with any questions.

The CDD Board meets once per month, so plan to

attend and present your requests to the Board.

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Front Gate Safety Information Some drivers are entering

Arbor Greene without being

logged in by the gate atten-

dant by ―tailgating‖ resident

vehicles through the resident

gate while the gate attendant

is busy logging in visitors.

Residents with a new vehi-

cle that does not have a bar-

code are requested to use the visitor lane until they are

able to obtain a barcode for their vehicle. For the past

year, Arbor Greene averaged 822 visitors per day or ap-

proximately 30,000 visitors. So please be considerate of

your neighbors by not using the barcode lane and hold-

ing up other residents while the gate attendant obtains

your information for entry. And please, for your safety

and to avoid damages to your vehicle, do not ―run the

gate‖. Any damage to CDD property is the responsibility

of the driver.

In order to know who is entering the community, all per-

sons without an Arbor Greene barcode or a working bar-

code are required to provide information regarding their

visit to the gate attendants. U.S. Security Associates,

who provides the gate attendants, requests residents to

have their guests follow them into Arbor Greene via the

visitor lane so they can be logged in by the gate atten-

dant. This is especially important on the night shift.

For your additional safety, visitors arriving between

10PM and 6AM must have resident approval before be-

ing permitted to enter the community. Visitors must also

have the resident’s telephone number so that the gate at-

tendant can call the resident and obtain permission for

the visitor to visit.

For the residents’ convenience, barcodes may be ob-

tained at the clubhouse from the attendant on duty during

our regular work hours; Mon-Fri from 6:30AM-9PM;

Saturday from 9AM-9PM; and Sunday from 9AM-7PM.

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Share the Trails

Please!

The Southwest Florida

Water Management Dis-

trict, Hillsborough

County Parks, Recreation

and Conservation Depart-

ment, and Tampa Bay

Water welcome you to

enjoy a variety of recrea-

tional opportunities including bicycling, hiking and

roller-blading in Flatwoods Park. Please keep in mind

that the loop trail was constructed to facilitate operation

of the Morris Bridge Wellfield by Tampa Bay Water

with the additional benefit for recreational use. District

and County vehicles frequently use the paved trail to

carry out land and park management activities. When a

vehicle is approaching, please move to the right of the

trail to allow vehicles to pass. Have a great (and safe!)

time when you visit the parks! For more information,

please contact Colleen Kruk at 352-796-7211, ext.

4471.


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 members. Residents must accompany all guests without a guest pass. Save Electricity! If no

one is waiting for your court, please turn off the lights. Lights are turned off at 11PM daily.

Tennis with Alan!

Arbor Greene Wins Rookie Tournament

Sam LaFrance won the Boys 10s the weekend of October 2nd at the Arbor Greene Rookie Junior Championships.

Caroline Delisle took the Girls 10s. Julian DeJoseph was a finalist in the Boys 12s. Nick Burke won the Boys 12

consolation. Ben LaFrance reached the semi finals of the Boys 12. Also competing was

Angel Jones in the Boys 12s.

Arbor Greene Selected to Host Girls 14 USTA Sectional Tournament

Arbor Greene will host the USTA sectional Girl’s 14 Tournament in January. This event

is one of the premier tournaments in Florida. The draw is limited to the top 32 girls in the

14 and under age group in the state and includes both singles and doubles. It’s a great

event to watch what could be future U.S. Open champions. So mark your calendar and

come on out!

Upcoming Events Dec 11th & 12th USTA Adult NTRP Tournament

Jan 8th & 10th USTA Girls 14 Sectional Championships

Courts are limited during these weekends.

Please contact Coach Alan, with any questions, 610-7301.

Arbor Greene Tennis Leagues Interested in fun, organized and competitive tennis? Arbor Greene has several teams that may be just what you’re looking for!

If you have not played in a few years and would like to get back into it, please contact any of the Captains below for more in-

formation. If you're wondering what your "level" might be, find out on this website describing the NTRP Playing Levels:

http://www.usta.com/leagues/custom.sps?iType=931&icustompageid=1655

NB: Teams are in season now Type Time of Day USTA Level Captain(s) Email

Women's Day (Mon) 3.0 Beth Keenan [email protected]

Women’s Eve (Tue) 3.0 Kathie McDaniel [email protected]

Women's Day (Thur) 3.5 Melissa Kandell [email protected]

Women’s Eve (Thur) 3.5 Eileen Farrell [email protected]

Women's Eve (Thur) 4.0 Sue Busk (and) [email protected]

Julie VanAcker

Women's Day (Wed) ALoT team 1 MaryJo Lefcourt [email protected]

ALoT team 2 Caralyn Paul [email protected]

ALoT team 3 Beth Hart [email protected]

Note: ALOT teams are full, except for subs

Men's Day (Sat) 3.5 Jeff Bone [email protected]

Men's Day (Sat) 4.0 Bob Farrell (and) [email protected]

Paul Williams [email protected]

USTA FLEX You choose 3.0-4.0 None [email protected]

Come join in the fun! Questions? Please call Alan Williams, Tennis Director at 610-7301 or Bob Farrell, Club Manager at

991-9741.

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Fitness Pool

Residents Swim

Hours ( No Swim Teams)

M-F 7-8AM Saturday and Sunday

9-10AM

Club Hours

M-F 5:30AM-10PM

Sat 8AM-10PM

Sun 8AM-8PM

Admin Center

Hours

M-F 8AM-5PM

Notary Hours

M-F 9AM-11:30AM & 1-4PM

Tennis Court

Hours

7AM to 11PM

Fitness and

Resort Pool

Winter Hours

(Nov-Mar)

M-F 6:30AM-9PM

Sat 9AM-9PM

Sun 9AM–7PM

1

9AM Zumba AR

2:30PM Girl GR

Scouts

4PM TBAY FP

5PM Girl Scouts GR

2

4PM TBAY FP

5PM Math Club AR

6PM Yoga AR

7:30PM Zumba AR

3

9AM Zumba AR

1PM Mahjong GR

4PM TBAY FP

4

9:45AM Math AR

Club

5

9AM Aqua FP

Zumba

6

9AM Zumba AR

4PM TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

7PM Book Club GR

7

4PM TBAY FP

5:30PM Math AR

Club

7:30PM Zumba AR

Deadline for January

Newsletter & Website

8

9AM Zumba AR

4PM TBAY FP

9

4PM TBAY FP

5PM Math Club AR

6PM Yoga AR

7PM MOMS GR

Club

7:30PM Zumba AR

10

9AM Zumba AR

1PM Mahjong GR

4PM TBAY FP

11

9:45AM Math AR

Club

10AM Kids

Holiday Party

8AM USTA Adult

NTRP Tournament

12

9AM Aqua FP Zumba

8AM USTA Adult NTRP Tournament

13

9AM Zumba AR

10AM Bunco GR

4PM TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

14

4PM TBAY FP

5:30PM Math AR Club

7:30PM Zumba AR

15

9AM Zumba AR

2:30PM Girl GR

Scouts

4PM TBAY FP

5PM Girl Scouts GR

16

4PM TBAY FP

5PM Math Club AR

6PM Yoga AR

6:30PM CDD GR

Budget

Workshop

7:30PM Zumba AR

17

9AM Zumba AR

1PM Mahjong GR

4PM TBAY FP

18

9:45AM Math AR

Club

19

9AM Aqua FP Zumba

20

9AM Zumba AR

4PM TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

6:30PM CDD GR

Meeting

21

4PM TBAY FP

5:30PM Math AR Club

6PM HOA DRB GR

7PM HOA GR

Violations

7:30PM Zumba AR

22

9AM Zumba AR

4PM TBAY FP

23

Club is opened from

8AM-8PM.

Administration is

Closed

24

Club is opened from

8AM-3PM.

Administration is

Closed

25

Merry Christmas!

Club and

Administration

Closed

26

9AM Aqua FP Zumba

27

9AM Zumba AR

4PM TBAY FP

6PM Yoga AR

28

4PM TBAY FP

5:30PM Math AR

Club

7:30PM Zumba AR

29

9AM Zumba AR

2:30PM Girl GR

Scouts

4PM TBAY FP

5PM Girl Scouts GR

30

4PM TBAY FP

5PM Math Club AR

6PM Yoga AR

7:30PM Zumba AR

31

9AM Zumba AR

1PM Mahjong GR

New Year’s Eve Hours

Admin 8AM-3PM Club 8AM-3PM

AR - Aerobics Room

CC - Community Center

CDD - Community

Development District

DRB - Design Review

Board

FP - Fitness Pool

GR - Gathering Room

HOA - Home Owners

Association.

TBAY -Tampa Bay

Aquatics Swim Team


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