Issue 96 / october 2015

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Devonshire Crier

8 Crime Watch News

d at e s to r e m e m b e r

Farmer’s marketsaturdays through october 31, 8am to noonLawrence North High School

board meetIngthursday, october 15, 2015 at 7pm Hosted by Sheryl Holko at 6385 Brixton Lane

Halloween HayrIdesaturday, october 244pm at Victory Baptist Church

CiviC AssoCiAtion

E s t a b l i s h E d 1 9 5 9

ta b l e o F co n t e n t s

2 President’s Report

4 Minutes

8 Treasurer’s Report

9 Crime Watch News

11 Improvements

14 BRAG update

15 Neighborhood Notes

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nts Annual Halloween Hayride

saturday october 24th4:00pm at VIctory baptIst cHurcH

Meet at Victory Baptist Church parking lot 5 to 10 minutes before 4 PM. Kids wear your favorite costume! The route will be the same, east on Brixton Lane, north on Green Leaves and then left onto Ashurst Street returning to the Church. RAIN oR SHINe.

all neighbors are asked to participate by bringing your chairs, finding a spot along the route and handing out candy to the children!

doug snowDevonshire III & VI PresidentDouglasesnow@yahoo.com

president’s reportoctober 2015

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Dear Neighbors

SATURDAY, oCToBeR 24 AT 4 PM - STARTING AT VICToRY BAPTIST CHURCH PARKING LoTHayride time! After a very successful Fall Picnic it is time to get ready for our annual Hayride. Please note this year the Hayride must be held on Saturday instead of a Sunday due to availability of the hay wagons. No hay wagons, no hayride so for all those with children who would like to participate please be aware of the change this year. Please have all children meet at Victory Baptist Church parking lot 5 to 10 minutes before 4 PM. Kids wear your favorite costume! The route will be the same, east on Brixton Lane, north on Green Leaves and then left onto Ashurst Street returning to the Church. Rain or shine. All neighbors are asked to participate by bringing your chairs, finding a spot along the route and handing out candy to the children! See you there!

KNYGHToN AND FALL CReeK eNTRY SIGN CoMPLeTeD!!!I am very pleased to announce that our second stone entry sign on fall Creek Road has been completed! Be sure to drive by and take a look. This is the culmination of years of planning, designing, fundraising and lots of hard work behind the scenes. A big congratulations to Paul Aikins, John Haines, Steve Sergi, Ron Lenz and Ron Taylor! of course none of this could have been accomplished without the generous support of all those that who donated to the Landmarks and Legacy Campaign.

official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony – october 10 at 11:00 am at the sign.

enjoy the beautiful Fall foliage in and around your Neighborhood!

Doug

THANK YoU!a big thank you to all the residents who have paid their association membership

dues this year. your support makes up the majority of our yearly budget.

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sHeryl HolkoDevonshire III & VI Secretary

sherylholko@yahoo.commeeting minutes s e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 5

Devonshire III & VI Meeting Minutes

The September, 2015 meeting was held at 7pm at the home of Fred Shirley at 5548 Ashurst. In attendance were Sally Roscetti, Denny Dinn, Heidi Huston, Ron Taylor, Fred Shirley, and Sheryl Holko.

The August minutes were approved.

Paul Aikins let us know via email that there were 199 attendees at the Fall picnic. 11 of our neighbors remembered to pay their dues at the picnic, bringing us up to 271 households having paid their annual dues thus far. More financial information will be in the Crier. IF ANY ReSIDeNT HAS NoT YeT PAID THeIR ANNUAL DUeS THeY SHoULD Do So IMMeDIATeLY. Reminder postcards will be going out shortly to households that haven’t yet paid.

Denny Dinn was pleased to report no crime in our neighborhood since our last meeting.

Sally Roscetti let us know that Noll Landscape continues to be the most reliable, competitive, and competent snow removal provider so she is going to do a little shopping but will likely sign a renewal contract with them for this winter’s street plowing and salting. She also reported on her successful and popular new book club (details in Crier). Tentative name: “No Stress Book Club.”

Next was a discussion of the recent Fall picnic and any improvements and/or changes we’d like to make for next year’s celebration. We’ll review these comments during the planning of the 2016 picnic.

Ron Taylor let us know that the new neighborhood sign at Fall Creek and Knyghton is complete except for the limestone name plate. There will be an email blast when the ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled.

Upon confirmation that our hay-wagon drivers are available, it’s likely that the Halloween Hayride will be on Sunday, october 25th. Heidi Huston is working on that and will update us via the Crier and email blasts about the final date. Assuming that our usual wonderful drivers are available, the Hayride will be held at 4pm on that Sunday, october 25th with the usual route leaving Victory Baptist Church, cruising down Brixton, and returning to the church via Green Leaves and Ashurst. More details and the definite date will be included in email blasts. We are certain we will need more neighbor participation from the kind folks on Brixton and Green Leaves, please.

There being no further business and no new business the meeting was adjourned.

Respectfully submitted,

Sheryl L. HolkoSecretary

The next neighborhood meeting will be held on

thursday, october 15, 2015 at 7pm. It will be hosted

by Sheryl Holko at her home at 6385 Brixton Lane.

All board members and ALL neighbors are invited

AND eNCoURAGeD to attend.

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As fall approaches, children begin to anticipate the arrival of Halloween. Although for different reasons, many adults love this time too. It’s a chance to find a cute, scary, or creative costume for our children. Adults, like me, love creating an eerie and haunting outdoor environment to go along with the holiday. others, like my wife and daughter, love to greet the young trick-or-treaters and comment on their great costumes. How-ever, many families with children also have four-legged family members. This season can pose a serious threat to these cats and dogs, if precautions are not taken.

Chocolate! That’s the first candy that often comes to mind. Most simply love this treat, whether it’s in the form of a Butter-fingers or a Hershey’s bar. However, chocolate can be a problem for pets. Many of the popular candy bars used for Halloween are made of milk chocolate, which is one of the least toxic of chocolates. When animals consume small amounts, the result can be a messy and odiferous problem for the family. The smaller the pet, the easier it is to reach a toxic level. Then there are the dark semi-sweet and unsweetened baking chocolates and cocoa power. It is much more dangerous for a pet to ingest small amounts of the baking chocolate and cocoa powder than it is when they ingest small amounts of milk chocolate. If you plan on making Halloween treats that include baking choco-late/cocoa power, be careful. effects of chocolate toxicity can range from vomiting and diarrhea to hyperactivity, to tremors, seizures, and collapse. Another ingredient that is showing up in more and more foods and treats is xylitol, a sugar substi-tute sweetener. It is present in many chewing gums, in some peanut butters and many other treats. It can be purchased in bulk and used to make cookies and breads at home. At lower doses it can cause low blood sugar, which can be deadly if not treated, and at higher doses it can cause serious liver disease/failure. If your pet does get into chocolate or xylitol call your lo-cal veterinarian immediately. If this happens at night or over the weekend (Halloween is on a Saturday this year), you will have to call the local animal emergency clinic. It’s better to take the necessary precautions to be safe rather than sorry.

Don’t leave your candy unguarded, regardless if you are the trick-or-treater or the one passing out candy. Whenever you leave the candy unattended, put it in a location where it is safe from your pets. Remember cats can jump to unimaginable heights. As a result, your cat may knock the candy off the coun-

ter, allowing any additional pets at ground level to enjoy the spilled snacks.

In addition, homeowners who are more health-conscious may provide treats that include grapes or raisins. The ingestion of a single grape or raisin can be deadly. They contain an unidenti-fied toxin that can cause kidney failure. So, again, secure your children’s candy in a place that is impossible for your pet to reach. And if your pet is going with you and your children to trick-or-treat, make sure you have control of your pet. Put them on a leash, where they can’t get their noses into your children’s candy sacks. of course, getting into any candy, even if it is not chocolate, can cause an intestinal upset, meaning you will be cleaning up a lot of vomit and diarrhea throughout the night, and may also mean a trip to the animal emergency clinic in order to get the vomiting and/or diarrhea under control. When my kids were younger, my son & I would create an indoor and outdoor scary, theatrical entrance to our home, complete with special lighting, haze, sound effects, spider webs, and plas-tic spiders. However, some of these things can be hazardous to your pet’s health. To your pet, those plastic or rubber spiders and other frightening crea-tures used to decorate your home are objects to chew on and possi-bly swallow. The stringy, stretchy spider webs and costume props, such as elastic bands on masks, are also possible chew items. All of these can potentially cause intestinal obstruc-tion, which can be deadly if not recognized quick enough and require an expensive surgery. When your children were young, you had to look at your house through the eyes of a curious child and protect them from

Halloween

Dangers Lurking In the Dark for your Pet

all possible risks through the use of gates and childproof locks. Similarly, you need to look at your decorations and their locations from the perspective of your pets. Believe me, they can be creative in how they get into trouble. I’m not saying don’t decorate—I used to go all out for my kids—but keep an eye out for your pet’s safety. If you are the one answering the door to hand out the candy, make sure you have your pets on a leash, have someone else in your household keep control of them, or confine them else-where in the house. In addition to the danger of candies, some children are afraid of dogs. An aggressive pet could place children at risk, especially if the animal wants some of the snacks inside the children’s bags. Pets also run the risk of an escaping into night, where they are in danger of getting lost,

injured, or worse. It’s best to confine your pet to a safe and out-of-the-way location until the event is over. Halloween night can be a busy, stimulating, and noisy event. Some dogs don’t handle this well and become “unglued,” show-ing signs of neurotic and inconsolable behavior. one case in point is my 14-year-old Yorkie. In these cases, see your veteri-narian ahead of time, and discuss the possible use of anti-anxi-ety medications that can be effective in situations like these.

Halloween can be full of excitement and laughter, as well as a few screams. Being aware of the dangers that lurk in the dark and taking precautions will help make this holiday fun and safe.

dangers lurking In the dark for your pet continued

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Burnt out streetlightscontact for reporting non-working streetlights is Indianapolis power & light (Ipl) at www.iplpower.com and

click on “storms & outages” or call them at (317)261-8111.

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State-of-the-art digital keyboards.Individual computer stations for reinforcing musical concepts.

One-hour weekly classes for students in kindergartenthrough high school.

Fun interactive theory games.Grouped according to age and ability. Small class size.

Conveniently located in Devonshire area.Limited enrollment.

For more information, leave a message for Devonshire residents Johnand Diane Haines at 971-2643 (Voice Mail).

REGISTER FOR NEW SCHOOL YEAR CLASSES NOW!!!

(CLASSES BEGIN WEEK OF Aug. 18)

Kids have great time learning about music and playing the piano

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! Conveniently located in Devonshire area.

For more information, call Devonshire residents

John and Diane Haines at 257-0406.

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Weekly services• WednesdayBibleStudy&Prayertime–7pm• SundaySchool&AdultBibleFellowshipgroups–9:30am• Worship&PreachingService–10:40am• SundayEveningService–6pm

treasurer’s report september 2015

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paul aIkInsDevonshire III & VI Treasurer

supercad69@hotmail.com

September 2015 - Summary of All AccountsGeneral Funds $9,931.17

Landmarks & Legacies $4,275.01

General Funds - September 2015 SummaryBeginning Cash (Aug 25) $8,909.27

Revenues

Dues (43) 1,915.00$

Donations (2) 150.00$

50/50 Raffle 132.00$

SUBTOTAL 2,197.00$

Disbursements

Picnic: Moonwalk, Chairs, & Tables Rental 1,175.10$

SUBTOTAL 1,175.10$

September Net Cash 1,021.90$

Ending Cash (Sept 24) $9,931.17

Landmarks & Legacies Funds - September 2015Beginning Cash (Aug 25) $4,275.01

Revenues

SUBTOTAL -$

Disbursements

SUBTOTAL -$

September Net Change in Funding -$

Anticipate Funds for New Sign (September 24) $4,275.01

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CRIME WATCH

denny dInnCrime Watch Coordinator, Devonshire III & VI

317-254-0692 dennydinn@aol.com

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During the past month there was one report of vandalism or damage to a decorative light post at the end of the driveway in the 6200 block of Breamore Road. If you have any information about this, please contact me. The homeowners stated a police report is being filed.

No other incidents were reported.

If you have any questions or information please call anytime and leave a message. my number is 317-254-0692. or email at dennydinn@aol.com

Halloween safety tips from IMPD and IFDINDIANAPoLIS – The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) and the Indianapolis Fire Department (IFD) want everyone to have a fun and safe Halloween. IMPD plans extra patrols and enforcement in neighborhoods.

Here are some tIps to keep you and your FamIly saFe:

• Wearlight-coloredclothingthatisshortenoughtopreventtripping,andaddreflectivetape.

wear fire resistant costumes

• Makesurechildrencanseewellthroughfacemasks

• Donotwearmasksordisguisesintobusinesses

• Adultsshouldaccompanyyoungchildren

• Gooutindaylighthoursifpossible

• Carryaflashlightifyouplantobeoutafterdark

• Staywithinyourneighborhoodandonlyvisithomesandpeopleyouknow

• Watchfortrafficandlookbothwaysbeforecrossingthestreet

• Motoristsareremindedtoslowdownandbeawareoftheirsurroundings

• Onlygiveandacceptwrappedorpackagedtreats.Donoteattreatswhichhavebeentamperedwith

• Examinealltreatsforchokinghazards

• Examinealltreatsbeforeallowingchildrentoeatit.Ifyoulocateasuspiciousitemcontactpolice

as soon as possible at 327-3811. If injury is involved call 911

• Keepcostumedchildrenawayfrompets.Thepetmaynotrecognizethechildandbecomefrightened

and possibly aggressive

• Avoidhardplasticorwoodpropssuchasdaggersorswords.Substitutewithfoamrubberwhichis

softandflexible

• Avoidpropssuchastoygunswhichlookreal

• Considerblockpartiesinsteadoftrick-or-treating

• Donotfireguns;itisillegalandwhatgoesupmustcomedown

For more information on Halloween safety tips visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention website at http://www.cdc.gov/family/halloween/

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From your Improvements coordinator....

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Hello Devonshire Neighbors,

Happy fall officially. Did anyone stay up for the blood moon eclipse last weekend? There was a contingent camped on Green Leaves Road with cameras pointed to the sky. The photographers were prepared with tripods and discussions about apertures, ISos I think and use of timers to capture the event. What a great memory for the kids and adults.

As the leaves begin to fall and with Hurricane Joaquin about to hit, please check your storm drains near your house. As soon as those loose leaves cover the drains during a rain, the water starts to back up causing local flooding. If you notice it happening while it’s raining, and you are willing to get a little wet, grab your rake and clear it off if you can.

Not much else to tell this month. As usual, if you have ideas on how to make our neighborhood even better, please share them with me. our book club continues to grow each month. You will find our schedule for the next few months listed below.

See you around the neighborhood!

Sally RoscettiImprovements

BooK CLUB

wednesday, october 21st - Mating by Norman Rush at the home of Steve Davis, Brixton Lane

wednesday, noVember 18tH - All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr at the home of Molly Rand, 62nd Place

we wIll skIp december.

wednesday, January 20tH - Me Before You by Jojo Moyes at the home of Sheryl Holko and Susan Nemeth, Brixton Lane

please pay your $45 devonshire III & VI civic association dues.

our Civic Association’s income from membership dues and advertising fees have not kept pace with our yearly costs

as our Treasurer pointed out again this year in our Annual Meeting. For the past few years your Board has discussed

an increase. Based on the rising cost of snow removal we unanimously voted to increase the fee to $45 per year.

Please keep in mind the last increase was 25 years ago. It was not an easy decision however it could no longer be

avoided. This change will be reflected in this year’s request. We appreciate your support of our Civic Association.

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A message from Andrea’s Garden Center

Due to recent droughts, severe winters, and disease Indianapolis neighborhoods have experienced a significant loss of mature trees. Trees are not only vital to the aesthetics of our neighborhoods, they play many important roles. According to the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, Municipal Forest Resource Analysis, “Research indicates healthy city trees can mitigate impacts associated with urban environs: polluted storm water runoff, poor air quality, high requirements for energy for heating and cooling buildings, and heat islands. Healthy public trees increase real estate values, provide neighborhood residents with a sense of place, and foster psychological, social, and physical health.”

While we understand the incredible cost of tree removal, we also appreciate the importance of replacing trees for future benefits. At Andrea’s, we work hard to inventory a diverse stock of trees suitable for our area and are pleased to extend a special discount for Devonshire residents on tree replacements!

From october 1st through the end of the 2015 planting season we are offering a 30% discount on all trees.

Fall is the most ideal time of year to plant and we look forward to beautifying your neighborhood one tree at a time!

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brag update

Schools: Walk to School Day national walk to school day is october 7.

Watch for students and parents and teachers from Skiles Test and Crestview elementary Schools taking advantage of the new trails and sidewalks on the way to their schools. Look for information from your neighborhood school and cheer on the students and parents and neighbors who take advantage of this day to show the importance of sidewalks and trails for convenience, health and community.

Walking BRAGJoin us for a ribbon-cutting and celebration of the 71st multi-use trail.

saturday, october 24th at 10am.

We will start at the east end of the path at 10am and walk or bike West, finishing at the big tent behind 5/3 Bank at around 10:30. Here you will find a special celebration and prizes.

Market Season Continues!brag’s Farmers market continues through october 31!

Get your foodie fix and pick up some local, fresh goodies for your kitchen. or stop by for Saturday morning yoga and to to catch up with your community!every Saturday Through october 31, 8am-Noon

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b o a r d o F d I r e c to r s

presIdentdoug snow755.1469 douglasesnow@yahoo.com

VIce presIdentFred shirley fnshirley@shirleybrothers.net

secretarysheryl Holko445.7174 sherylholko@yahoo.com

treasurerpaul aikins987.7323supercad69@hotmail.com

ImproVementssally roscetti475.9227 roscetti3@att.net

block captaIn coordInatorkate thedwall254.1504 kthedwal@iupui.edu

socIalHeidi Huston340.7257HeidiLHuston@gmail.com

crIme watcH denny dinn254.0692 dennydinn@aol.com

bob kramer254.9084 rtkslk@aol.com

membersHIpron and lori taylor475.0058rtaylor@tswdesigngroup.com

newsletter desIgnerJane roberson440.3956 jane@robersoncreative.com

CiviC AssoCiAtion

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ThenextneighborhoodmeetingwillbeheldonThursday,October15,2015at7pm.ItwillbehostedbySherylHolkoatherhomeat6385BrixtonLane.all board members and all neighbors are invited and encouraged to attend.

mayor’s actIon center www.indygov.org Mayor’s Action Hotline 327-4622Impd traFFIc complaInts: Call 317-327-6525 / IMPD non-emergency number: 317-327-3811 )online at http://www.indy.gov/eGov/City/DPS/IMPD/enforcement/Traffic/Pages/traffic-problem.aspxemergency: Nine-one-one is only to be used oNLY in emergency situations. An emergency is any situation that requires immediate assistance from the police/sheriff, the fire department or an ambulance. If you are ever in doubt of whether a situation is an emergency you should call 9-1-1. It’s better to be safe and let the 9-1-1 call taker determine if you need emergency assistance. ExamplesofWhentoCall9-1-1: suspicious activities, heart attack or stroke, house fire, domestic violence, burglary or theft in progress, car accident with life threatening injuries, anything else that seems like an emergency!recyclIng Republic Services, Inc. www.indyrecycles.com 800.234.6881pot Hole HotlIne 327-HoLe (327-4653) or instead of calling the Mayor’s Action Center, iPhone and Droid users can download the RequestIndy app to their smartphones, select the type of problem, type out the location and send it in. You can even send a photo.

Are you planning an addition to your home or a garage on your property? As part of the Devonshire III & VI Covenants and Restrictions, owners must submit their building plans and specifications to the Devonshire Architectural Committee prior to construction. Please contact one of the Committee members to present your plans: Rick Thedwall (254-1504); Richard Wheeler (254-8736); or Dan Ladendorf (257-4957)

news For tHe crIer can be emailed to Jane Roberson, jane@robersoncreative.comFoR SALe and WANTeD notices are free to DCA members.

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tHe deVonsHIre crIer reacHes 425 FamIlIes/montH.$10 discount if you are a member of the Association (available only for yearly ads).all copy must be supplied in a word document. all ads must be supplied as high quality pdFs or Jpegs.

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