January 2015 Newsletter - Natomas Park Master Association...Sebas ani and Davis Family Vineyard. Tas...

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Natomas Park

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Upcoming Social Events 1

President’s Post 2

Message from the Club Manager 3

2015 Budget 4

ACC: The Party is Over...Happy New Year! 5

Need Commi ee Members 5

Update on Proposed Club Improvements 6

New Onsite Payment Policy 6

2014 Director Recall Elec on Results 7

TMA: Grab The Backpacks and Step into 2015 on the Right Foot 7

Real Estate Stats 7

Update from Paladin 8

Class Calendar 9

Calendar of Events 10 ___________

The Club at Natomas Park is a private, closed membership facility for the sole use and benefit of the property Owners, and their guests, within the Natomas Park Master

Associa on.

January 10 | 7:00 – 9:30 pm Tickets $30.00

Tas ngs will be served with complemen ng appe zers.

Limited ckets are available for this very special event. Kids Zone open un l 10:00 pm.

Associa on Contacts

Natomas Park Website www.natomaspark.com

Paladin Security 916‐331‐3175

The Club at Natomas Park

Jonathan (Jonny) Kaye Club Manager

Club Address 2101 Club Center Drive Sacramento, CA 95835

Phone: (916) 928‐6833 Fax: (916) 928‐6834

Email: [email protected]

Club Hours of Opera on Monday ‐ Friday

5:00 am to 10:00 pm Saturday/Sunday

7:00 am to 10:00 pm

Kid’s Zone Hours Monday ‐ Friday

8:00 am to 12:00 pm & 4:00 pm to 8:30 pm Saturday/Sunday 8:00 am ‐ 12:00 pm

Northgate Management Office

Sco Hubbard General Manager

Physical Address 4600 Northgate Blvd., Suite 135

Sacramento, CA 95834

Mailing Address P.O. Box 348677

Sacramento, CA 95834

Phone: (916) 925‐9200 Fax: (916) 925‐1990

Email: [email protected]

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Cabana Café Hours Friday: 5:00 to 9:00 pm

C E January 2, Friday Family Bingo Time: 6:30 to 8:30 pm

January 10, Saturday Wine Tas ng Time: 7:00 ‐ 9:30 pm Tickets: $30.00 (30 remaining as of 12/16). Featuring Russian River Wines, Sebas ani and Davis Family Vineyard. Tas ngs will be served with complemen ng appe zers. All wines will be available for order at our wholesale prices. Limited ckets are available for this very special event. Kids Zone open un l 10:00 pm.

January 24, Saturday Hungarian Night Time: 6:30 pm Tickets: $12.00 (80 remaining as of 12/16). Learn and Taste the culture of

Hungary and enjoy their delicious food served family style. Hungarian Wine Specials available for purchase in the Café. Kids Zone open un l 10:00 pm

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Sunday, February 1 Super Bowl Potluck Time: 3:00 pm Enjoy the game with your neighbors. Bring a dish good for 20 people. Café

will be open for bar service only.

Friday, February 6 Family Bingo Time: 6:30 ‐ 8:30 pm

Saturday, February 21 Chinese New Year Time: 6:30 pm Tickets: $12.00 (On sale 1/19) Celebrate the year of the Goat! Delicious Chinese Cuisine will be served. Event entertainment to be determined.

Events at The Club at Natomas Park PLEASE NOTE: Event ckets may be returned up to 7 days prior to each event date.

A er 7 days, ckets may be returned ONLY if they can be resold.

N A T OM A S P A R K N e w s

Local Girl Scout Troop #337 collected non‐perishable food at The Club for the Sacramento Food Bank this holiday season. Thank you to all who dropped off items for this worthwhile organiza on which supports local families in need. Cheers!

Club Food Drive and The Girl Scouts

CPR Class

January 24 (revised event date)

11:30 am ‐ 2:30 pm

Presented by Safety Commi ee at The Club at Natomas Park

For this class only, there is a special introductory price of $39.00! To register and pay, please contact the vendor direct‐ly at (916) 538‐6447 (sorry only credit card payments accept‐ed). Ages 12 and above can par‐cipate in this class.

The deadline to sign‐up for this class is January 10, 2015.

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President’s Post Dear Members, We hope that you and yours had a happy, healthy and safe holiday season. It was great to see many of you at our holiday party.

Your Board of Directors, Management Company, and Commi ee members are ready for a busy and produc ve 2015. Top priority items include con nuing to move forward on the clubhouse expansion/improvement, developing and memorializing wri en policies and opera onal procedures, improving Covenant, Condi on, and Restric on (CC&R) enforcement, and ensuring a high level of customer service to the membership.

The Board understood it would take me for the transi on to a new management company. While there are s ll a few “bumps,” we are very pleased with the progress of FirstService Residen al. Your Board is now turning our a en on from the transi on to policy development and process improvement to maximize both efficiency and customer service. This includes se ng priori es in order to make upgrades in a systema c ma er and set ourselves up for success. We cannot make every issue top priority.

The Master Plan Advisory Commi ee (MPAC) is currently working with Associa on Management on assessing the qualifica ons of architectural/engineering firms we can partner with to develop clubhouse improvement designs to bring forward for a membership vote. The MPAC name has been changed to the Club Construc on Improvements Advisory Commi ee (CCIAC), to be phone cally known as 'kayak' for ease of communica on. This name be er explains the current focus of the commi ee and eliminates any confusion with the Planning Commi ee, which focuses on City and County land use planning issues with poten al impacts on our neighborhoods.

On December 16, the Inspector of Elec ons assembled a team to tabulate ballots for the recall elec on. Yes votes in favor of the recall pe on outnumbered those opposed. I would like to thank Bill Fassnacht for his service to our community. He made recent contribu ons to reviewing the water efficient landscaping applica on and developing parking enforcement process improvements.

At the December 3 Board mee ng, the Directors discussed a con ngency plan to address a vacancy in the event that the recall passed. Sec on 8.05(e) of the Associa on By Laws states that “Vacancies on the Board of Directors shall be filled by a majority vote of the remaining Directors though less than a quorum, or by a sole remaining Director unless the vacancy is created through removal of a Director by ac on of the Members, in which case the vacancy shall be filled by a vote of the Delegates and Members. A Director holding office may not be appointed to fill another Director's posi on, even by an act of his or her current posi on in order to secure that posi on, however arranged.”

The Board decided that if the recall elec on resulted in a Director vacancy, then the vote of the members to fill the vacant seat will take place concurrent with the annual elec on. This decision was made to ensure any vacancy would be filled in the most me and cost efficient manner. No ce and ballot mailing expenses run $24,000 or more and require extensive management staff me.

Kris Escarda President, Natomas Park Master Associa on

Board of DirectorsBoard of DirectorsBoard of Directors

Kris Escarda PRESIDENT

Jennifer Radke VICE PRESIDENT

Robert MacKinnon SECRETARY

Rafer Chambers CFO

Vacant DIRECTOR

District DelegatesDistrict DelegatesDistrict Delegates

Paul Kaplan DISTRICT A

Ana Chan DISTRICT B

Tristan Godt DISTRICT C

Altaf Ahmed DISTRICT D

Chuck Cunningham DISTRICT E

Commi ee ChairsCommi ee ChairsCommi ee Chairs

Robby Lake ARCHITECTURAL

John Orgera CLUB

Vacant COMMUNICATIONS

Jay Radke FINANCE

Kanon Ar che CLUB CONSTRUC‐TION IMPROVE‐MENTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Beth Mahony PARKS & SCHOOLS

Tristan Godt PLANNING

Vacant SAFETY

Becky Quiring SOCIAL

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Message from the Club Manager by Jonny Kaye

Happy New Year to all! As we look for‐ward to a great 2015, keep in mind all the wonderful ameni es the Club offers. You can certainly get in‐

volved and that is really the key to experiencing an authen c community. As you reflect on this past year, I cer‐tainly hope you take the steps to try something new in 2015! Community is strengthened together when you vol‐unteer at an event or challenge your‐self to take a new fitness class. Maybe it means joining a commi ee or star ng a personal training plan. You could join the golf league, give blood, or start by signing up at Nato‐masPark.com!

Please join me in welcoming Jenn‐Jen Owyang and Amy Wetzel as new group exercise instructors to the Club. They will be subbing for various clas‐ses here. Jenn‐Jen is cer fied to teach R.I.P.P.E.D and Boot Camp. Amy is cer fied to teach Circuit Training,

Core/Abs, Body Sculpt, and Yoga. Amy is also a Cer fied Personal Trainer and she is now accep ng new clients. Please contact Amy Wetzel at The Club to get real results! As a Cer fied Personal Trainer myself, I know the value of working with a trainer. Please schedule a session today, it will change your life!

Want to get involved? Below are links and contact infor‐ma on for “Friends of the North Nato‐mas Regional Park”. The group meets on the fourth Thursday every month (except Nov & Dec) from 6:00 ‐ 7:00 pm in the North Natomas Library Community room. The mission is to build a compe ve Olympic size pool at the NNRP and the next mee ng will be on January 22, 2015.

www.nnrpfriends.org www.facebook.com/nnrpfriends

Finally, if you are interested in learn‐ing more about a year‐round Youth Fitness & Swim Master’s Program, please contact Elaine Bontuyan, Ac vi‐es & Events Manager with your con‐

tact informa on. My ul mate goal is to have an ac ve year‐round swim program for our youth and adult members.

Fitness Center Rules and Guidelines for Minors Minors under fourteen (14) years of age are not permi ed in the Fitness Center under any circumstances. Mi‐nors fourteen (14) years of age or old‐er may use the Fitness Center with adult supervision or if there is no adult present, with a signed waiver on file from the parent or legal guardian.

Personal Trainers Members may not bring their personal trainers or fitness instructors into the Fitness Center as a guest or otherwise. Members may not train another per‐son in the Fitness Center. Personal trainers may be available through The Club upon prior reserva on and at charges to be set by the Operator. Save the date and par cipate!

1/2 – Family Bingo 1/10 – Wine Tas ng 1/24 – Hungarian Night

Discover how to transform your body and get into the best shape of your life! Juliet's Living Fit Challenge offers a wide variety of high intensity exercis‐es to help you lose fat, tone and build muscle, increase your cardiovascular endurance, and strengthen your core. The workouts are designed to acceler‐ate results by constantly introducing new moves and rou nes, so that you never hit a plateau. It includes a pre and post fit test, weight, measure‐ment, and body fat tes ng, a food journal, fitness ps and ar cles, nutri‐onal guidance, and healthy recipes to

help keep you on track. It is open to anyone in good health regardless of your age or fitness level. If you are ready for a change and up for a

challenge, please e‐mail Juliet at [email protected].

This 12 week program includes weekly weight, measurement, and body fat tes ng, nutri onal guidance and food diary analysis, fitness ps and ar cles, and healthy snacks and recipes. The winner of the challenge receives a free t‐shirt and a $50 gi cer ficate!

This class began January 5th; sign up for the next twelve week class beg inning in August.

Meets: 5:30 to 6:30 am Monday, Wednesday and Friday Cost: 36 classes at $200 includes weekly measurements and tests

NEW class!! Power Hour

Power Hour is 60 minutes of high intensity interval training designed for all ages and fitness levels. This class takes the par cipant through a variety of strength training and cardio exercises with brief rest periods in between to keep the heart elevated, increase metabolism, and burn fat! Whether your goal is to lose weight, tone muscle, or build endurance, this class will provide results. Classes will be taught by Juliet Monserret on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 5:30 to 6:30 am.

Juliet’s New Living Fit Challenge ‐ Next class in August

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Each year the associa on’s volunteer Finance Commi ee and Board of Directors perform a very careful review of the past year’s expenses and income to best project the amount to collect from each member in the upcoming fiscal year. When reviewing the budget, they consider several factors such as recurring contract costs, infla on, u lity usage and rates, insurance and appropriate reserve contribu ons (savings) each month to pay for repair, restora on and/or replacement of common area components as needed.

As a result of this review, it has been determined that assessments for the master associa on can remain at $69 per month for the next fiscal year. The assessments for the Ryland Gardens Cost Center will increase 19.90% to $7.79 per month. Members of the Ryland Gardens Cost Center pay another assessment in addi on to the regular master associa on assessment to maintain areas iden fied in the governing documents as benefi ng only members within Ryland Gardens.

In Late November, you should have received a CD mailing from the associa on containing the 2015 budgets and several annual disclosures. For your convenience, we also included the associa ons Governing Documents, the Club‐house and Community Rules, the Architectural Standards and the Architectural Applica ons. If you did not receive this mailing, please contact the Northgate management office at (916) 925‐9200 or [email protected].

2015 Budget

Budget Spreadsheets

PER UNIT PER MONTH PER YEAR

MEMBER ASSESSMENT 69 271,860 3,262,320

OTHER INCOME 8.87 34,931 419,172

TOTAL INCOME 77.87 306,791 3,681,492

RESERVE FUNDING 5.69 22,400 268,800

OPERATING EXPENSES

UTILITIES 4.31 16,968 203,616

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE 1.18 4,660 55,920

POOL/SPA 1.58 6,216 74,592

COMMON AREA 12.66 49,875 598,500

CAFÉ SERVICES 2.97 11,690 140,280

ADMINISTRATION 49.49 194,982 2,339,784

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 72.18 284,391 3,412,692

TOTAL RESERVE FUNDING 5.69 22,400 268,800

TOTAL OPERATING & RESERVES 77.87 306,791 3,681,492

General Associa on Budget

PER UNIT PER MONTH PER YEAR

MEMBER ASSESSMENT 7.79 717 8,604

OTHER INCOME 0 0 0

TOTAL INCOME 7.79 717 8,604

RESERVE FUNDING 4.77 439 5,268

OPERATING EXPENSES

COMMON AREA 0.92 85 1,020

ADMINISTRATION 2.1 193 2,316

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 3.02 278 3,336

TOTAL RESERVE FUNDING 4.77 439 5,268

TOTAL OPERATING & RESERVES 7.79 717 8,604

Ryland Gardens Budget

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Natomas Charter School E‐waste Disposal

Sat, January 10, 2015 9:00 am ‐ 1:00 pm

4600 Blackrock Drive Sacramento, CA

Accepted items include: monitors, televisions, computers, keyboards, printers, fax machines, VCRs, DVDs, telephones, cell phones, stereos, cameras, and vacuums.

Items are recycled by CEAR: www.cearinc.com

For general ques ons, contact Kris Burks (916) 606‐8536

November 1 through February 28 The District’s wood burning law restricts or prohibits burning on days when fine par cle pollu on (PM2.5) is forecast to be high. If you live in Sacramento County or the ci es of Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, Folsom, Galt, Isleton, Rancho Cordova and Sacramento then you must Check Before You Burn in your fireplace, wood stove, firepit or chiminea. Wood smoke is a serious health threat to residents in our communi es. It contains invisible par cles that are small enough to enter the bloodstream and increases the risk of asthma, heart a ack, stroke and many other health problems. To get a daily burn status call 1‐877‐NO‐BURN‐5, or sign‐up for daily burn status Air Alert emails at www.SpareTheAir.com or follow on Twi er @AQMD. Fireplace Informa on Check out the District’s fireplace informa on page at h p://www.airquality.org/Fireplace/index.shtml. You will find links to regula ons and further details about the installa on and use of fireplaces, wood stoves and pellet stoves in Sacramento County and the ci es of Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, Folsom, Galt, Isleton, Rancho Cordova and Sacramento.

We hope the all members of our community enjoyed a happy,

healthy and prosperous holiday season and New Year. While

the ACC is not an enforcement body, we would like to take this

opportunity to stress the importance for all to take down and

remove all holiday lights and décor by the fi eenth of January

from the exterior or your homes. Although it is fun to see the

many ways we celebrate these seasonal events, we need to get

outdoors and take down those good mes un l the next year.

The New Year is a great me to assess the condi on and

appearance of your home. Do you need to plan for pain ng,

landscape replacement or renewal, fence repairs? When you

make modifica ons to the exterior and front of your home it is

important to review the ACC applica ons for taking on such

tasks. Plan ahead and ask ques ons if you need clarifica on.

We have comprehensive instruc ons to take you through the

improvement process. It is always unfortunate when

homeowners make changes without approval and then have

to remediate the changes a erward. Please take the me and

effort to submit your applica ons prior to moving forward on a

project.

The Party is Over...Happy New Year! by Genise Plessas, Architectural Control Commi ee Member

The Communica ons Commi ee is looking for qualified volunteers to serve on the commi ee.

The Commi ee discusses and addresses methods to best communicate and connect with NPMA homeowners and residents. It reviews op ons and makes recommenda ons on the newsle er, website, email communica ons, and social media to Management and the Board of Directors. It also reviews major communica ons prior to distribu on to the membership and makes recommenda ons to the Board of Directors on the current email blast (opt‐in) system.

The commi ee meets on the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm at The Club at Natomas Park.

To be considered, you must be a deeded owner in good standing. Please contact the Management Office 925‐9200 or by email at [email protected] if you have ques ons or to request informa on.

Communica ons Commi ee Looking for New Qualified Members

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As many of you know, your member‐ship assessments are due the first day of each month with a grace period through the 15th day. As an added convenience, the Association has historically accepted payments at both The Club at Natomas Park and the Management Office through the 15th of each month with no late penalty. However, it has become clear that receiving payments at both locations and so late in the month is not the most effective way to facilitate your payments. In order to better serve you, this policy has been modified to streamline the payment process.

Beginning February 1, 2015, assess‐ment payments will only be accepted

at the Association’s Management Office located at 4600 Northgate Blvd, Suite 135. Submitting a check or money order (sorry no cash pay‐ments) by the 10th day of each month will allow for sufficient transport and processing time to the payment center. Any payments sub‐mitted at the Management Office after the 10th may be subject to a late fee penalty.

If you are among those who are una‐ble to mail your check to the payment center (PO Box 512989, Los Angeles, CA 90051) or drop‐off a check at the Management Office by the 10th day of each month, there are other op‐tions for you to choose from.

The following forms of payment will be accepted up to the 15th day of each month, but please note there is a small convenience fee for either option: Pay‐By‐Phone at (866) 729‐5327 Online payments through FirstService Residential’s payment portal at https://www.fsr‐california.com/homeowners/login.aspx

The Association also offers free ACH deductions or you may find it conven‐ient to use your bank’s online bill pay feature. If you would like to enroll in ACH deductions or if you have ques‐tions on this upcoming change, please contact the Management Office at (916) 925‐9200 or ad‐[email protected].

New Onsite Payment Policy

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Natomas Park Mom’s Club

Mom’s who support each other as they navigate the joys and trials of

motherhood!

Ac vi es Include: playgroups, Mom’s night out, book club, babysi ng co‐op,

service projects.

Contact them at: [email protected]

visit our website: http://sites.google.com/site/

natomasparkmomsclub

The NEW Club “Library” Program

Would you like to share your love of reading with our community?

Consider our Family Book ex‐change! Bring gently read books for all ages to the front desk. We plan to fill the bookcases with a book exchange. BRING ONE TAKE ONE...

At the December 3, 2014 Board Mee ng, the Board voted to change the name of the Master Plan Advisory Commi ee to the Club Construc on Improvements Adviso‐ry Commi ee (CCIAC). The Board and the Commi ee feel the name be er describes the current role of the Commi ee.

The Commi ee has been busy over the past several months. The informa on below is being provided to update the members on the pro‐gress and upcoming ac vi es of the Board and the Commi ee.

1. In November, a Request for Quali‐fica ons was sent to nine Architectural & Engineering firms. Three firms responded and provided their Statement of Qualifica ons to the Com‐mi ee. The qualifica ons were then reviewed by the Commi ee and the Evalua on Panel at their December 18, 2014 mee ng. At the December 18th mee ng, the

Commi ee decided that all three firms will be asked to a end inter‐views scheduled for January 15, 2015. The Commi ee plans to select a firm in mid‐January a er the interviews have been conduct‐ed. The contract would then be subject to approval by the Board of Directors in February.

2. The Commi ee and the Board are in the process of determining the deficiencies that s ll need to be repaired. A workshop has been scheduled for January 7, 2015 at 6:30 pm at the Clubhouse.

3. The Commi ee approved Short and Long Term Schedules at their November mee ng. Both sched‐ules were then adopted by the Board at their mee ng on Decem‐ber 3, 2014. The schedules are available on the Commi ee Re‐source Center page under 'Your Community/ Commi ees' of the Associa ons website at www.natomaspark.com.

Update on Proposed Club Improvements


Sales data provided by John Lan ng & Tomas Garcia

NPMA Members and eTernity Realty.


NNTMA’s Walk to School program pro‐vides incen ve to stu‐dents who commute to school by the power of

their own two feet. Through par cipa on, lower grade students earn a new charm each week to add to their punch card, while upper grade students earn prizes in the Trip Scanner program. Of course, the greatest incen ve is to socialize with your friends and family during the commute.

Start your day off with a morning commute you’ll actually enjoy ‐ join a Walking School Bus with your child or start your own with other parents in your neighborhood.

Walk to School Days by school: Regency Park Elementary – Two Feet

Tuesdays Walking School Bus meets the FIRST TUESDAY of every month at Regency Park on Honor Parkway. The group meets at 8:10 am and leaves at 8:20 am.

Natomas Park Elementary – Walking Wednesdays Walking School Bus meets at the back parking lot of Kohl's off North Bend Drive. The group meets at 7:15 am and leaves at 7:25 am.

H. Allen Hight Elementary – Walking Wednesdays Walking School Bus meets under the shaded picnic structure at Kokomo Park. The group meets at 7:25 am and leaves at 7:35 am.

Westlake Charter School – Walking Wednesdays & Fridays

Walking School Bus meets in front of the AIM Mail Center at El Centro and Del Paso Rd. The group meets at 7:50 am and leaves at 8:00 am.

Heron School – Footloose Fridays Walking School Bus meets under the shaded picnic structure at Burberry Park. The group meets at 7:40 am and leaves at 7:50 am.

Wi er Ranch Elementary – Footloose Fridays Walking School Bus meets in the parking lot near the corner of Stemmler Drive and Arena Boulevard. The group meets at 7:10 am and leaves at 7:20 am.

For more informa on about the program or volunteer opportuni es call 419‐9955 or visit our website at NNTMA.org.

North Natomas TMA

Grab The Backpacks and Step into 2015 on the Right Foot

Bedrooms Baths Sq. Ft. Sales Price

5 3 3,417 455,000$

4 4 2,542 422,500$

4 3 2,953 409,000$

4 3 2,687 402,000$

5 4 2,716 390,000$

5 3 2,382 356,500$

4 3 2,447 330,000$

3 2 1,634 315,000$

3 2 1,741 273,000$

3 2 1,484 220,000$

November Sales ‐ Natomas Park2014 Recall Elec on Results

The Associa on held a Special Member and Delegate mee ng on December 16, 2014, in order to tally ballots for the recall elec on for Director Fassnacht. The Delegate District A Ballot was amended following the announcement of the elec on results on December 16, 2014. When tabula ng the member vote, the total number of member votes cast in District A was transposed. An amended Ballot has been cast by the District A Delegate. The elec on results are as follows resul ng in the recall of Director Fassnacht.

A B C D E TOTALS

Members in good Standing 822 786 710 798 691 3,807.00

Cast Votes 113 99 128 100 92 532.00

Uncast Votes 709 687 582 698 599 3,275.00

% Cast Votes 14% 13% 18% 13% 13% 14%

Cast Votes

In Favor 78 66 85 56 64 349

Against 35 33 43 44 28 183

% Cast Votes

In Favor 69% 67% 66% 56% 70% 66%

Against 31% 33% 34% 44% 30% 34%

Uncast Votes

In Favor 489.4 458.0 386.5 390.9 416.7 2,141.46

Against 219.6 229.0 195.5 307.1 182.3 1,133.54

TOTAL Votes

In Favor 567.4 524.0 471.5 446.9 480.7 2,490.46

Against 254.6 262.0 238.5 351.1 210.3 1,316.54

DISTRICTSCRITERIA

2014 FASSNACHT RECALL ELECTION

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An Update from Paladin by Corporal W. Kenealey

Property Crimes are on the Rise. During the months of October and November, we have seen an increase in property crimes. This includes residen al burglaries, vehicle burglaries/the , pe y the , and package/mail the . With this

increase in ac vity, we ask that everyone be vigilant. Please make sure that your vehicles and homes are secure, and do not leave property una ended, even briefly. If you see any suspicious ac vity, please do not hesitate to call Paladin dispatch at (916) 331‐3175. 10/27/2014 ‐ Alarm Stops Residen al Burglary Paladin officers responded to an alarm ac va on at a resi‐dence on Brimley Way. Paladin officers found forced entry, but the suspect had fled the house when the alarm ac vated. The suspect had already fled the area by the me Paladin received the call.

11/06/2014 ‐ Missing Dog Reunited With Owner A Paladin officer was flagged down by a resident of Dunlay Drive, and advised that their puppy had go en out of their home. Earlier in the day, another Paladin officer had been flagged down by residents of Barnhart Circle, advising that they had found a puppy wandering the community. A er comparing descrip ons, the officers confirmed that the two puppies were one in the same. The puppy was returned to his very relieved owners. 11/10/2014 ‐ The and Arson on Blackridge Ave Paladin responded to a report that a bicycle was stolen from the back yard of a home on Blackridge Ave. The thief or thieves also set fire to a flower pot before leaving.

11/10/2014 ‐ Hit and Run on New Hampshire Way Paladin officers responded to a reported hit and run, vehicle vs bicyclist, on New Hampshire Way. The juvenile vic m was uninjured but his bicycle was severely damaged. Paladin obtained a descrip on of the suspect vehicle. The informa on was forwarded to Sac PD. 11/19/2014 ‐ Traffic Collision on Natomas Blvd A Paladin officer encountered a two vehicle collision that occurred at an intersec on on Natomas Blvd. The Paladin officer cleared the intersec on and provided medical assistance un l Sacramento Fire Dept paramedics and Sac PD arrived.

Natomas Park News

November

Hearing Stats

Fines ranged from $50 to $750.00

Paladin Alarm Disclaimer

As a value added service, Paladin will respond to alarm calls at your

residence. To take advantage of this op on, simply inform your alarm

company of our 24‐hour dispatch center phone number, (916) 331‐3175.

Please keep in mind that in doing so, you are permi ng Paladin to enter

your property in response to calls and take reasonable measures to inves gate

suspicious circumstances.

Ac vi es Report Report Period: October 27 through November 25, 2014 Calls for Service: 260 Self‐Ini ated Incidents: 640 Total Incidents Reported: 900 Incidents by type: Alarm response 16 Ci zen assistance 47 Domes c disturbance 3 Loose animals 15 Narco c ac vity 3 Noise complaints 16 Park viola ons 8 Residen al/Business burglary 9 Suspicious ac vity 97 The of property 6 Traffic collision 2 Trespassing 10 Vandalism 21

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Rental 2

Unapproved modifica ons 5

Vehicle Parking 8

Pet Owners...

The loose dog Paladin Security picks up could someday be yours. To prevent your animal from ge ng lost or ending up in the pound unclaimed, please include your name and phone number on your animals tagged collar. If your animal doesn’t like wearing a collar, micro‐chipping it is a good op on. Talk to your veterinarian for more details and protect your pet.

Circuit Training 9:00 am .

Core/Abs 10:00 am

Zumba 5:30 pm

Mixed Level Yoga 7:00 pm


Natomas Park Commi ees

Friday

Juliet’s Living Fit Challenge 5:30 am

Body Sculpting 9:00 am

Zumba 5:00 pm

Thursday

Active Yoga 8:45 am

Low Impact Aerobics 10:00 am

Saturday Sunday

Tuesday Power Hour 5:30 am

Strength & Core 9:00 am

Baby Boogie 10:10 am

Taekwondo 5:15 pm & 6:00 pm

Cardio Mix 7:00 pm


Body Sculpting 9:00 am

Zumba 4:00 pm

Boot Camp 6:15 pm

Mixed Level Yoga 7:30pm

Wednesday

Class Spotlight:


R.I.P.P.E.D 9:00 am

R.I.P.P.E.D 4:00 pm

Zumba 6:00 pm

Gentle Yoga / Med.7:30pm

Monday

Power Hour

Power Hour 5:30 am

Mixed Level Yoga 9:00am

Baby Boogie 10:10 am

Zumba 4:00 pm

Taekwondo 5:15 pm & 6:00 pm

Core/Abs 7:15 pm

High intensity interval training designed for all ages and fitness levels. This class takes provides a variety of strength training and cardio exercises with brief rest periods in be‐tween to keep the heart elevated, increase metabolism, and burn fat! Whether your goal is to lose weight, tone muscle, or build endurance, this class will provide it. Taught by Juliet Monserret on Tuesday and Thursday at 5:30 am.

Updated Class Calendar

Social Commi ee First Tuesday ‐ 6:30 pm

The commi ee plans events at the Club and within the community. Please come share your ideas or offer your help for scheduled events.

Safety Commi ee Second Monday ‐ 6:30 pm

The commi ee discusses traffic and crime in Natomas, receive reports from the security vendor, and for‐mulate policy recommenda on to the Board.

Architectural Control Commi ee by Invita on Only

Third Tuesday ‐ 6:00 pm The ACC reviews changes submi ed by residents to ensures compliance with the CC&Rs, Architectural Stand‐ards and other governing docu‐ments.

Monthly Board Mee ng Fourth Wednesday ‐ 6:30 pm

Board of Director’s mee ngs are open to the membership. The Board meets in closed execu ve session the first Thursday of each month. In execu ve session the Board may discuss poten al li ga on, contrac‐tual and personnel issues, and/or member discipline.

Monday ‐ Friday 8:00 am ‐ 12:00 pm &

4:00 ‐ 8:30 pm

Saturday & Sunday 8:00 am ‐ 12:00 pm

$3/hour & $2/hour for siblings

Kids Zone Hours


Club Commi ee Second Tuesday ‐ 6:30 pm

The commi ee assists and advises club management and the HOA Board concerning: club opera ons, programs, policies, rules, and facility needs. Please bring your ideas and sugges on to the next mee ng.

Communica ons Commi ee Second Thursday ‐ 6:30 pm

The commi ee meets to discuss and address methods to best com‐municate and connect NPMA home‐owners. They will make recommen‐da ons on the newsle er, website, email communica on, and social media.

Finance Commi ee Third Wednesday 6:30 pm

The commi ee reviews and provide financial exper se and budget rec‐ommenda ons for the Board of Di‐rectors and other commi ee.

Parks and Schools Commi ee Second month of each quarter:

Third Monday ‐ 6:00 pm The commi ee addresses the area of building and expanding our park system and developing and securing our school system. All residents are welcome to a end any mee ng to share their com‐ments and/or concerns.

Planning Commi ee (Beginning January 2015)

Second Wednesday ‐ 6:30 pm The commi ee reviews and discusses upcoming property development plans and communicates with the city con‐cerning projects in North Natomas.

Club Construc on Improvements Advisory Commi ee (CCIAC) Third Thursday ‐ 6:30 pm

This is an ad‐hoc commi ee established to assist the Board with Club improve‐ments for both the construc on defect repairs and poten al Club expansion.

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Calendar of Events January 2015

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 The Club and Administra ve Office closed for

holiday

2 Happy Hour 5:00 pm

Family Bingo 6:30 pm

3

4

5

6 Social

Commi ee 6:30 pm

7 Club

Construc ons Improvements Advisory Com‐mi ee 6:30 pm

8 Communica ons

Commi ee 6:30 pm


10 Wine Tas ng 7:00 pm

11

12 Safety

Commi ee 6:30 pm

13 Club

Commi ee 6:30 pm

14 Planning Commi ee 6:30 pm

15


17

18

19

20

ACC Mee ng (Invita on only)

6:00 pm

21 Finance

Commi ee 6:30 pm

22


24 Hungarian Night

6:30 pm

25

26

27

28 Board Mee ng

6:30 pm

29


31

Do you need to contact the City of Sacramento?

Have a ques on or concern about:

Animal Control

Building permits and applica ons

Bike registry

Graffi

Trash

Problems with park equipment

Watering concerns

Call the City of Sacramento at 311 or email [email protected]

Please take a few moments to join Nextdoor.com. This is a private neighborhood site that allows for improved community connec on and communica on with the Sacramento Police Department. The Lieutenant for Natomas Park is Charles Husted. He can be reached at [email protected].

Sacramento Police Department

File online: h p://www.sacpd.org/reports/fileonline/index.aspx

Non‐Emergency Phone Number: (916) 264‐5471

False Alarm Response: (916) 808‐0702

For all emergencies or a crime in progress, please call 911 then Paladin Security at 916‐371‐3175.

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Natomas Park Master Associa on P.O. Box 348677 Sacramento, CA 95834

www.natomaspark.com Natomas Park News

Watch Your Mailbox for this Logo...

By now you should have receive important informa on from First‐Service California, the new management company. The informa on includes not only company details and contacts, but how to pay you monthly assessments. Be sure to open and read all materials to ensure you are informed during this transi on. As al‐ways, you may call the NPMA Management Office at (916) 925‐9200 or the First‐Service Residen al Transi on team at (888) 990‐2334 if you have any ques ons or need as‐sistance.

Please mail your monthly dues to:

Natomas Park Master Associa on P.O. Box 512989 Los Angeles, CA 90051

Did you know that you can also pay your assessments online, by phone? Just call 1‐866‐729‐5327.

You may also pay your assessments online at www.fsresiden al.com or through ACH deduc ons.

If you would like to set‐up ACH deduc ons, please con‐tact the Northgate Management Office.

Wondering where to mail your dues?

Simply submit a wri en request to management via one of the op ons below:

Email: [email protected] Address: Natomas Park Master Associa on 4600 Northgate Blvd., Suite 135 Sacramento, CA 95835

Have you moved or changed your address?


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