From the President. Volume 9 Issue 6 THE LAKES COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER June 2017
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1 Volume 9 Issue 6 THE LAKES COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER June 2017 From the President Hello Residents With the warm weather approaching, most of us start preparing for, summer vacations, school being out, and staying cool through the summer months. With our kids out of school, make sure that you, especially, heed the speed limits and stop signs. For added security, the board has hired a security company to patrol our community, in an effort to keep unwelcomed individuals from entering our community. Do not get alarmed, if you see patrol cars with warning lights patrolling, "mostly" in the evenings. As I have mentioned before, with warmer weather, plants need additional watering,,, so make sure you have adjusted your irrigation to handle the warm days ahead. Lastly, in an effort to keep up our property values, the DRC committee will be sending out letters to residents, with homes needing painting, requesting they paint their homes, within a reasonable amount of time. Not only does new paint freshen the look of your home, but it also protects your home from adverse weather conditions. The next HOA meeting will be held on May 30th 6:30 PM Recreation Center When selecting color choices, you may go to our website or contact DRC chairman, Terry Kellman at TKellman@cox.net to get our color book, showing all of the allowable colors for the community. The Castle Rock HOA Mel Silverman, President
2 From the Desk of the Social Director JULY IS NATION ICE CREAM MONTH.. and the Social Committee will be hosting the Lakes sixth year in having the SUNDAE SUNDAY ICE CREAM SOCIAL. You are invited to join us on SUNDAY, JULY 16 TH from 2:00-4:00 p.m. at The RECREATION CENTER. To make sure we can serve all in attendance, reservations must be made. I will be taking reservations the first week in July. An will be sent to you at this time, with information on how to RSVP. When you receive my notification in July and would like to attend, please respond by the date that is stated in the . We served 113 last year and will only be accepting 120 reservations this year. We hope you will take this opportunity, to socialize with friends and neighbors, meet the Social/Welcome Committee Members and introduce yourself to our Board Members, serving our community. Shirley Thought for the Month Worrying does not empty tomorrow of its troubles, It only empties today of it strength. Social / Welcome Committee Shirley Linda Diane Kathy Susie Teri Reminder: Please address any community related issues you may have to Daniel at Cadden Management. dcastillo@cadden.com Thank you
3 Nature Notes Heidi Schewel Wildlife are a major attraction for some of us living here at the Lakes. Birdwatching is an obvious choice for many. We may be amused by rabbits and ground squirrels, annoyed by packrats and raccoons, or wary of snakes, coyotes, javelina, or the occasional fox or bobcat. No matter what your feelings regarding wildlife, the best course of action is always to steer clear and avoid contact. Wild animals are and should remain wild and wary of humans. No matter what the circumstance they can be unpredictable. Human/wildlife or domestic pet/wildlife interactions can be dangerous or fatal. We should keep our distance. Especially now. A number of cases of rabies in bats, bobcats, foxes, and skunks have been confirmed in Pima County this year, with additional cases occurring in neighboring Cochise and Santa Cruz counties. Rabies is a viral disease which attacks the central nervous system, causing encephalitis (swelling of the brain). It is most often transmitted through the bite of a rabid animal, and is thus preventable. In Arizona, the principal rabies hosts are bats, foxes and skunks, all of which are inhabitants of our area. Rabies can also be carried and transmitted by other mammals including bobcats, coyotes, javelina, cats, dogs, horses, cattle, etc. Bobcats, coyotes and javelina are frequent visitors to our community. Rabid animals may exhibit off behavior, and may appear to be disoriented or intoxicated. They may salivate heavily or appear to be thirsty, or may be active at times of the day or night that are unusual for their species. Rabies is usually fatal once symptoms appear. Persons who have come into contact with or have been bitten by a wild animal should seek prompt anti-rabies vaccine and serum treatment to prevent infection. Prevention of the disease is key. Domestic animals such as dogs, cats, and livestock such as horses should be vaccinated regularly for rabies, and should not be permitted to interact with wildlife. Humans should avoid contact with wildlife, especially if animals exhibit unusual behavior or appear to be ill. People should not touch dead animals they come upon, and should keep pets at a distance, as well. Rabies prevention information is available at Those observing animals they believe to be rabid should contact the Arizona Game and Fish Department at (623) or the Pima County Health Department at (520)
4 Castle Rock Times Page 4 Account Balances Financials: March April Operating $93, $97, Reserve $912, $923, Delinquent $11, $9, Have you joined us on our Facebook page? Great place to see some of our Resident s amazing photography, for sale items and other newsworthy info. You may be asked to provide your address if you are not currently in our database. A gentle reminder: This page is for Residents only Board Of Directors President: Mel Silverman melmarkmik@aol.com Vice President: Shirley Henning kybarefootgirl@yahoo.com Treasurer: Chris Burt azcuman@hotmail.com Secretary: Kathy Harris crtnewsweb@cox.net Director-at-Large: Doug Baker dbaker@corp.icae.net Director at-large: Heidi Schewel skyislandgirl@gmail.com Director-at-Large: Richard Broder Rbroderesq@aol.com Director-at-Large: Jeff Pokrant jeffpokrant@cox.net Director-at-Large: Terry Kellman tkellman@cox.net Cadden Manager: Daniel Castillo dcastillo@cadden.com Welcome to all our new neighbors. Do you have someone new next to you? (renter or owner) Be sure to stop by, say hi and let them know how to visit our website and get on the mailing list for the newsletter! crtnewsweb@cox.net and Residents: LOST AND FOUND We often receive reports of Lost or Found items within our community. If you are still holding an item, or if you are looking for something you ve lost, please come to the HOA meeting at 6:30. Items can be exchanged or turned over to the Board for safekeeping until someone claims it. Thank you The next Brush and Bulky pick up is scheduled for the week of June 26, Accepted B&B Items: Appliances (remove freezer/refrigerator doors) Auto Tires (limit 5) Furniture, Carpets and Mattresses Brush (tree trunks up to 24" in diameter and branches NO MORE than 5' long) Cactus (MUST be boxed, up to 25 lbs) Lumber (up to 5' long) Scrap & metal pipes - bicycles, swing sets, etc. (up to 5' long) B&B load maximum is 10 cubic yards or 10 washing machines Unaccepted B&B Items: Dirt, stone, concrete, gravel Glass and mirrors Bricks and aggregates Construction debris Household hazardous waste - such as paint, oil, pesticides, solvents and liquids Any excess over the 10 cubic-yard limit Compressed gas/air cylinder(s) Vehicle parts Commercially generated material
5 Castle Rock Times Page 5 According to the listings on as of May 20, 2017 the following houses were for sale in the Lakes. The Castle Rock Times takes no responsibility for errors of commission, omission, accuracy, errors and/or changes. This information is for your enjoyment only so, please don t shoot the messenger. Instead, consult a qualified real estate agent to verify information and to receive additional details. Address Beds Bath Sq Ft Lot Size MLS Price 2177 N Split Rock Pl , N Lightning A , N Catalina Vista Loop , N Creek Vista Dr , N Creek Vista Dr , N Creek Vista Dr , N Water View Ct , E Waters Edge Pl , N Lightning A Dr , E Shadow Lake Ct , E Waters Edge PL ,000 = New = price decrease
6 Meeting Minutes Date: March 28, 2017 Lakes at Castle Rock Homeowners Association Board of Directors Meeting Location: Recreation Center 1. Call to Order: The meeting was called to order at 6:30 PM by President Mel Silverman 5. Chris reported on the February, 2017 financials A. Duck Deterrents: Netting (Fence High) costs to be reported on at April Meeting B. Recreation Center Usage motion made not to allow weekly card games, motion passed A. Floor Re-tile at Guard Houses needs to be finished B. Spring Yard Sale St. Vincent de Paul to do pickup of extra items C. Leash Law Mel reminded of the importance of the LEASH LAW and why it needs to be enforced A. B. Landscape/Lakes Doug is creating a new notification system for the landscapers. C. Security/Gate/Roads/Facilities Mel reported on damage of road due to missing tire on vehicle. D. Social Committee No Report 10. Adjournment - President Mel Silverman adjourned the meeting at 7:20 PM
7 AGENDA Date: May 30, 2017 Time: Location: 6:30 pm Recreation Center Lakes at Castle Rock Homeowners Association Board of Directors Meeting 1) Call to Order: 2) QUORUM quorum requirement is 5 directors Mel Silverman, Doug Baker, Shirley Henning, Chris Burt, Heidi Schewel, Terry Kellman, Kathy Harris, Richard Broder, Jeff Pokrant 3) Welcome and Introduction / Homeowner Input (3 Minutes per owner) 4) APPROVAL OF MINUTES A. April, 2017 meeting minutes 5) FINANCIAL REPORT A. April, ) OLD BUSINESS A. Security Update B. Pool Repairs C. Rec Center Fencing D. Tennis Court Resurfacing/ Lighting 7) NEW BUSINESS A. Street Repairs 8. COMMITTEE REPORTS A. DRC Terry- B. Landscape/Lakes Doug- C. Security/Gate/Roads/Facilities Mel D. Social Committee/Communications -Shirley Henning 9) Next Meeting June 27, ) ADJOURNMENT ******Executive Session immediately following the meeting********
8 Residents: It s that time of year again when our thoughts have turned to spring cleaning and sprucing up our homes. The DRC is always happy to help you with your requests for paint approval or other changes to the look of your property. Be sure to paint a 2 foot swatch sample on the house and in an easy to access location. (front or side of house is great as long as it isn t behind a fence) Please contact the Design Review Committee (DRC) for approval FIRST prior to any permanent changes. They work hard to ensure the neighborhood is visually appealing. Submit the form (found on our website) to both: tkellman@cox.net and, The Lakes at Castle Rock Homeowners Association 1870 W. Prince Rd. #47 Tucson, AZ Fax: (520) Reserving the Recreation Center: Please call Castle Rock Social Director Shirley Henning at to reserve the Rec. Center for your events. Before calling Shirley, please look at the calendar on our website for your proposed dates to insure that the Rec Center has not already been reserved. Reservations must be made no less than two weeks in advance, and a $250 deposit is required two weeks in advance of the event date. Checks are payable to "Lakes at Castle Rock Homeowners Association. The reservation form, calendar and the rules and regulations are on the website. Please remember that there is NO ALCOHOL or SMOKING permitted at the Recreation Center. A maximum of 50 people are allowed. Please call Shirley for more information. FYI...The snake in the Rec. Center pool is not real and that it is there to keep the ducks from pooping in the pool. Also, we ve added some more silver tape "along" the fence as another duck deterrent. Let s make every effort to keep the snake in the pool. It s that time again when Javelina are roaming around the complex. PLEASE be sure your trash cans are behind your fence and no food is available for them to get. They ARE destroying our pretty plants in our yards, so keep an eye out. If you see babies, please DO NOT approach as the adults will defend them against dogs or humans. Also, do not let your dog chase them as they can become injured in the process.
9 Information: All questions and/or concerns regarding The Lakes at Castle Rock should be directed to our Manager: Daniel Castillo The Lakes at Castle Rock Homeowners Association Cadden Community Management 1870 West Prince Road, Suite 47 Tucson, Arizona Phone: This and back issues of your Castle Rock Times and much more can be found at The Castle Rock Times is produced by: Kathy Harris The Lakes at Castle Rock C/O: Cadden Community Management 1870 West Prince Road, Suite 47 Tucson, Arizona 85705
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