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[email protected] • www.kingscharter.net Volume 30 Issue 02 February 2018
IN THIS ISSUE
* Winter Weather Reminders
* Wine Tasting
* Community Volunteers Needed
* Tennis News
* BOD Minutes of November 2017
* 2018 Calendar of KC Events
* Host families Needed for Exchange
Students from France & Spain
* Swim Team News
* Classifieds
IMPORTANT DATES
BOD Meeting
Thursday, February 8
7pm
ACC Meeting
Tuesday, February 13
7pm
Adult Tennis Registration
Monday February 19
Tennis Meeting
Thursday, February 22—7pm
Youth Tennis Registration
Friday, February 23
Wine Tasting
Saturday, February 24
7pm
St. Patrick's Day Tickets
On Sale
Thursday, March 1
St. Patrick's Day Party
March 10
WINTER WEATHER REMINDERS
Snow removal on community streets: The roads in Kings Charter are owned
and maintained by VDOT. Should your street need snow removal, please call
VDOT at 800-FOR-ROAD (367-7623). Remember that they use their limited
equipment to clear all of the main roads and highways before clearing snow
from the secondary streets in the neighborhoods.
Snow removal on sidewalks: The snow removal standard for sidewalks is that
the walks to the Clubhouse and the parking lot are cleared during
inclement weather. Sidewalks that do not directly service an open facility will
not be cleared of snow or ice. This means that the sidewalks along the roads in
Kings Charter may remain covered with snow or ice until it melts. Please use
caution if you choose to walk along the sidewalks during inclement weather.
CLUBHOUSE HOURS
Office Hours
Mon-Fri 9:00 AM 6:00PM Saturday 9AM-1PM
Sunday - Closed Fob Access Hours 5:00 AM– 11:00 PM Every Day
Telephone (804) 550-2507 FAX (804) 550-9079
Clubhouse Email Address:
ASSESSMENT PAYMENTS
Please note that all quarterly assessment payments along with your coupon should be
mailed to the address below:
Community Group, Inc. Post Office Box 27898
Newark, NJ 07101
MANAGING AGENT
Kris VanBenschoten, PCAM kvanbenschoten@
communitygroup.com (804) 270-1800 FAX 346-8640
Remember: If you sell your house, you must let the Managing Agent know! If you did not receive your
Governing Documents during the closing process, please call the Managing Agent.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Robin Johnson, President Steve Pierson, Vice President
Larry Shaia, Treasurer Steve Demoratz, Secretary
Steve Butler, Director
To contact the Board of Directors, please email
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Wondering how to get involved in our Community?
We need VOLUNTEERS like you!! Join a Committee and become an integral part of Kings Charter. We are currently
looking for volunteers for the various committees to serve and support Kings Charter
in 2018. There are numerous ways you can serve—many of which do not require a lot
of time, all of which are fun. Kings Charter has 10 different committees that serve
various functions to support all of the programs and events in our community.
If you are interested in serving on one or more of the committees listed below, please
call the Clubhouse (550-2507) or [email protected] or Community
Manager [email protected] or 727-3618.
Architectural Control Committee
Budget & Finance Committee
Grounds Committee
Lake & Wetlands Committee
Neighborhood Watch Committee
Recreation Committee
Social Committee
Swim Team Committee
Web Site Committee
Welcoming Committee
REMEMBER, the success of Kings Charter is dependent upon volunteer support!
Please join KC neighbors for our
Annual Wine Tasting.
Saturday, February 24, 2018
7pm-11pm
The Clubhouse
For KC residents 21+ years of age
Please bring your own wine glass
and an appetizer to share.
NO RSVP needed
Casual Attire
Questions? Contact Linda Wilkinson at
[email protected] or phone 804-389-0538
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Are you ready for Spring Tennis?
Spring Tennis is just around the corner. Our junior Bantam teams will kick off the end of March and play in the Spring Junior Suburban League. We are looking for 12 and under boys and girls to participate. For more information contact [email protected] or [email protected]. We also have lessons and camps for youth. Spring Bantam Tennis (12u) Boys & Girls March 26 - May 7 Mondays 4:00 pm Matches held on Mondays Youth Tennis 101 (Ages 9 - 14) April 10 - May 8 Tuesdays 6:00 pm Cost: $75 Spring Break Tennis Camps (ages 9-17) April 2-4 MTW Cost: $75
Contact Brian Wills, [email protected]
An Evening About Tennis
The Kings Charter Tennis Committee is sponsoring an Adult Tennis Informational Social in the Clubhouse Great room on February 22 at 7pm. Experienced players, beginners and anyone interested in learning about the tennis opportunities available in Kings Charter AND all current Kings Charter Tennis players are invited to come on up! Information about team/league play, upcoming tennis socials, group and individual clinics and lessons will be presented. It will be a great chance to socialize and share your love of the game of tennis with your tennis friends and neighbors off the courts. Desserts and beverages will be provided so come out and get ready for the upcoming spring season. NOTE: Information about the Youth Tennis program will be sent out separately.
Adult Tennis Leagues
New to the community or new to tennis? Several of the Kings Charter Adult Tennis teams are looking for players, beginner levels thru advanced levels, for the upcoming Spring sea-son. Contact one of the following Club Coordinators for more information today:
Ladies Club Coordinator Kara Butler [email protected] Men’s Club Coordinator John Bland [email protected]
COMING BACK SOON, STAY TUNED
These clinics will be focused on doubles strategies and fun! Sign up for one or all!
Who: any adult tennis players, 21+ When: 6-7:30pm
Where: KC Clubhouse courts Cost: $15
What: These clinics are focused on doubles strategy and fun! Sign up for one or all! Please RSVP by the Monday before the clinic, as these have gotten very popular (This is a good problem to have! ...I just want to make sure I have enough drinks for everybody!)
RSVP: to Allison Engel [email protected]
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REPORT VANDALISM
If you see any vandalism occurring or after it has oc-curred please first call the Hanover County Sheriff’s Department non emergency number at 365-6140. Also, please call the Kings Charter office at 550-2507 and report the location of the vandalism to the Clubhouse staff. Thank you for being an extra pair of watchful eyes.
REWARD OFFERED RELATED TO VANDALISM
Up to $500 will be awarded by KCOA to any person or per-sons providing information lead-ing to the arrest and conviction of anybody responsible for crimes committed against Kings Charter Owners Association property. The amount of the reward will be determined by the Board of Directors of KCOA on a case-by-case basis and will depend on the degree of damage caused by the perpe-trators, the number of people involved in providing informa-tion and other factors. Call the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office, 365-6140 or the Clubhouse, 550-2507 with any information.
VANDALISM REPORT
The Sheriff’s Office has re-quested if vandalism occurs on your property, to please contact them immediately so they can take your report. These reports can lead to arrests. They are sometimes related to other acts of vandalism or crimes. Remove any valuables from your cars, lock your car doors, close your garage door and turn on the exterior lights of your home. If you see anyone doing damage to KCOA prop-erty or to an individual’s per-sonal property, please call the Hanover Sheriff’s Office, 365-6140.
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KC Committees Are Run By Volunteers
Architectural Control Committee · Jamie Ledwith · 550-2370 This committee is required by the governing documents for enforcement of architectural standards and is intrinsic and critical to the preservation of property values. Budget Committee · Work with the Treasurer and Managing Agent to prepare and then review the budget for the Association. Community Watch Committee · Steve Pierson - 221-6269 Solicit owner participation in a community Crime Watch Program. Lake & Wetlands · John Peffer · 746-7750 Promote sound use of land surrounding the lakes and wetlands and the cleanliness of the bodies of water. Nominating Committee · Stephen Demoratz - 540-903-0109 Nominate as many people as are interested in running for vacant Board of Director positions. Recreation Committee · Steve Butler - 339-5050 Plan, coordinate and carry out events of a physical exercise or sport nature. Social Committee · Bonnijean Boggess · 550-9451 Plan, coordinate, and carry out activities and events of a social or recreational nature for all members. Web Site Committee · Steve Butler - 339-5050 Design and maintain an internet web site in support of the spirit and activities of the community. Welcoming Committee · Betsy Staver · 550-2651 Gather infomation on the Richmond area and Kings Charter, plan functions, personally visit or call new residents welcoming them to Kings Charter.
ACC Applications And Signatures
Please remember that all ACC applications must obtain approval
from the committee. When one of your neighbors asks you to sign their
Architectural Control Committee application, they are only notifying
you of their intent to make changes. It is up to the ACC to determine if
the resident has enough information to proceed with their project.
The last day of the month is the last day to submit Architectural
Control Committee applications. The committee meets on the second
Tuesday of the following month to review submitted applications. If
you are applying for a change, all affected residents surrounding your
property must sign the application. If you plan on removing trees, you
must also apply.
If you are building an addition to your home or adding a shed, deck,
play set, paver patio or walk way, fence or landscaping, it would be best
if you attend the meeting, in the event the committee has any questions.
Please call the Clubhouse, 550-2507 if you have any questions.
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King’s Charter St. Patty’s Day Celebration is back at the CLUB HOUSE by popular demand!
Save the date - 3/10/17
1pm - 6pm
2 Bouncy Houses
Face Painting
Coloring Contest
Blue Bunny Ice Cream – (1 per child included with admission) 2-5pm
DJ Josh Crump
John Small & Mark Merritt Duo (Traditional Scottish and Irish Tunes) 2-5pm
Photo Booth Sponsored by Laurel Bartlett 4-6pm
50/50 Raffle with proceeds going to St. Baldrick’s Foundation
Loveland’s truck serving select Irish beers, Craft beers, cider and more
Strawberry Street Café- with a special Irish menu cooked up!
(Individual purchases)
Tickets are $13 for a wristband or $2 for admission.
Hope to see you there!
A little note: St. Baldrick’s Foundation - a volunteer and donor powered charity
committed to funding the best childcare cancer research- has an event at COTU the
same date. It runs through 10pm and has a raffle, bands, a silent auction and more.
If anyone is interested in getting a few designated drivers together to drive party
goers there and back after the Celebration in the hood I think that would be an
amazing way to show our support of such an admirable cause.
Please reach out to me if you are interested in helping with this.
Christine Ryan 804-714-9330 [email protected]
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RUPPERT LANDSCAPE
Please welcome Ruppert Landscaping as our new landscaping company here in Kings
Charter. Ruppert is a large, regional east coast company that has been in business since the
1970’s. We can expect polite customer service and a sharp, clean image. In January, they will
be working on the Charter Crossing renovation and perennial cutbacks and tree pruning. Our
two main contacts are Josh Nuckols and Matt Jones. Josh (on the left) is the Area Manager
with 10 years of landscape experience. He is our main contact. Matt (on the right) has 15
years of experience and oversees irrigation. Welcome to our neighborhood!
NO Burning in Kings Charter
The Hanover County Fire Marshal has informed the Clubhouse that
Kings Charter is considered a high density area and the burning of
leaves is not allowed. Container burning is only allowed for
cooking and heating.
Thank you!
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
KINGS CHARTER OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
November 2, 2017
I. WELCOME AND CALL TO ORDER The regular meeting of the Kings Charter Board of Directors was called to order by Larry Shaia at
6:58 p.m. at 9407 Kings Charter Drive, Mechanicsville, VA 23116.
II. ROLL CALL AND QUORUM STATUS Quorum was established with board members Robin Johnson, Steve Demoratz, Larry Shaia, Steve
Butler and Steve Pierson present at the meeting.
III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA MOTION: Larry Shaia moved to defer all of the Reports under Item VIII and defer Item X. B. Audit
to the next meeting. The motion was seconded by Steve Pierson and carried unanimously.
IV. SET TARGET ADJOURNMENT The target adjournment time was set for 8:30 p.m.
V. ELECTION OF OFFICERS MOTION: Steve Butler proposed the following slate of officers:
President – Robin Johnson
Vice President – Steve Pierson
Secretary – Steve Demoratz
Treasurer – Larry Shaia
Director – Steve Butler
The motion was seconded by Larry Shaia.
MOTION CARRIED: unanimously.
VI. MEMBER VOICE There were no members at the meeting.
VII. APPROVAL OF MINUTES MOTION: Robin Johnson moved to approve the minutes from the September 26, 2017 Board of Di-
rectors meeting. The motion was seconded by Steve Butler.
MOTION CARRIED: unanimously.
VIII. REPORTS Deferred to next meeting
IX. ONGOING BUSINESS
A. Charter Lake Dam Certification Kris VanBenschoten reported that we are awaiting Stantec to schedule the field work for the Prob-
able Maximum Flood (PMF)/Probable Maximum Precipitation (PMP) calculations and Dam
Break Inundation Zone Mapping. That has not yet been scheduled.
B. Charter Lake Dredging The Board reviewed proposals for bathymetric studies to determine the depth of sedimen-
tation in the lake. The Board took no action.
IX. NEW BUSINESS
A. Executive Session MOTION: Larry Shaia moved to enter into executive session at 7:35 p.m. to discuss a
covenant violation. The authority for this is granted under section 55-510.1(c) of the
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Property Owners Association Act. The motion was seconded by Robin Johnson.
MOTION CARRIED: unanimously.
MOTION: Larry Shaia moved to exit executive session at 7:43 p.m. The motion was seconded
by Steve Butler.
MOTION CARRIED: unanimously.
MOTION: Steve Butler moved to reduce the monetary charge for the homeowner to $450 to be
paid in full within sixty (60) days and to defer the remaining $450 contingent on full compliance
with the covenant violation for the next twelve (12) months. Future violations within the twelve
(12) month period will result in the $450 balance being due. The motion was seconded by Robin
Johnson.
MOTION CARRIED: unanimously.
B. 2016 Audit Deferred to next meeting.
C. Hanover County Off-Duty Patrol – Secondary Employment Agreement The Board reviewed the new proposed agreement from the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office for
employing Sheriff’s Deputies to patrol Kings Charter for private off-duty assignments. The new
agreement is effective November 1st.
MOTION: Steve Butler moved to approve the Hanover County Off-Duty Patrol Secondary Em-
ployment Agreement. The motion was seconded by Steve Pierson.
MOTION CARRIED: unanimously.
D. Veteran’s Day Flags Robin Johnson suggested placing flags at the Kings Charter entrances for Veteran’s Day
MOTION: Robin Johnson moved to purchase 300 4” x 6” American flags to have displayed at
the Kings Charter entrances not to exceed $150. The motion was seconded by Steve Butler.
MOTION CARRIED: unanimously.
E. 2017 – 2018 Committee Charters The Board reviewed the 2017 – 2018 committee charters.
MOTION: Steve Butler moved to approve the committee charters as submitted. The motion
was seconded by Larry Shaia.
MOTION CARRIED: unanimously.
F. 2017 – 2018 Committee Appointments The Board reviewed 2017 – 2018 committee appointments and assigned Board liaisons.
MOTION: Larry Shaia moved to adopt the committee members and liaisons as discussed. The
motion was seconded by Steve Pierson.
MOTION CARRIED: unanimously.
XI. NEXT MEETING REMINDER The next regular meeting of the Kings Charter Board of Directors will be held on Tuesday,
December 12, 2017 at 7:00 pm.
XII. ADJOURNMENT With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m.
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SAFETY FIRST!
Please be mindful that residents are out and
about walking, running and riding their
bicycles. The safe driving speed throughout
the neighborhood is 25mph.
Residents, if you are out past dark, we
recommend you wear light colored or
reflective clothing so you can be seen.
REMINDER:
It is unlawful for dogs anywhere in Hanover County to be
running off their property without being leashed. Each dog
needs a current Hanover County license tag affixed to their
collar. If you see a dog running at large, please call Hanover
County Non-Emergency Communications at 365-6140. Any
dangerous animal should be reported by dialing 911 for
immediate assistance. The number for Animal Control is
365-6485.
ALSO—PLEASE CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR PET. We have had numerous complaints at the
Clubhouse that residents are not cleaning up after their animals. Please be courteous.
REMINDER: Please be aware of leaving yard tools out in
your yard. We have had several residents share that their items
have been taken. Also, always bring your valuables inside and
lock your car doors.
***REMINDER***
There is to be no bike riding, skate-boarding, street
hockey or roller-blading on any of the tennis courts.
Kids have been playing on them frequently and we
consistently have to ask them to leave.
PARENTS– Please instruct your children to not play
on any of these courts. They have recently been resurfaced.
New Homeowners
And Renters
Leon and Patricia Grigoryev 10186 Cool Well Terrace
David and Jo Ellen Schneider
9050 Hopkins Branch Way
Jean Grieshaber 8961 Kings Charter Drive
Mia McQueen-Hale
10260 Berkeley Manor Drive
FRIENDLY REMINDERS
Please remove your trash cans and recycling bins from the street after pickup and return them to a concealed location on your property or store them to your garage
Skateboarders and bicy-clists: Stay close to the curb if you are in the street and move over and let moving vehicles pass by
No leaves, tree limbs or sticks are to be dumped into the lake or on common area or easements
No playing of soccer or lacrosse on the tennis courts. The tennis courts are only for the use of playing tennis. Bicycles, skate- boards, scooters and roller blades are also not permitted on the tennis courts.
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NEWSLETTER AD LINKS
The local businesses help make Kings Charter a great community
in which to live. Many are small businesses that provide the essential
services that we need but sometimes take for granted. Many of them
advertise in our newsletter to let us know they are here to service the
Kings Charter community. Therefore, to help those small local
businesses, let us remember to patronize their businesses. They often
provide discounts for KC residents so keep your eyes open for specials
and coupons in the newsletter and show your appreciation by using them!
Most of the ads in the Newsletter contain a hyperlink to the
merchant’s website where they may offer coupons and other specials.
Just click on the ad or hyperlink (usually right click) when reading the
Newsletter and you will be directed to their website.
LOST AND FOUND We have many items at the Clubhouse that have not been
claimed. If you are missing keys, sporting equipment, or a
host of other items, please check with us. We will soon be dis-
posing of the articles that we have had for a long time.
Thank you!
ATLEE LIBRARY
The Atlee Branch Library has so many activities for all ages. There
are computer classes, crafts, game and movie nights and much more.
Go see what is available in 2018. You will be pleasantly surprised.
They are located at 9161 Atlee Road.
**804-550-0654**
Be sure to check out all they have to offer.
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HELPFUL WEBSITE
LINKS
Online Phone Directory
Newsletter Archive
Online KCOA Documents and
Forms Online
Community Calendar
Parents Corner
Babysitters List/Directory
FAQs/RESOURCES
ACC Applications
Register to receive the Kings
Charter Newsletter by email
Direct Payment for KCOA dues
Updating your directory online
Businesses owned by Kings
Charter neighbors
Mailbox Decals/Replacement
(FAQs)
Selling your home? Don’t forget to order a Disclosure Package
Homeowners sometimes ask if it is necessary to provide the purchaser with a
disclosure package when selling their home. The answer is YES! State law
requires it. By law, the disclosure package gives
the purchaser a copy of all governing documents,
policies, financial information, insurance coverage
for the association, etc. In addition, it provides the
purchaser with information specific to the home
they are purchasing, such as the current assessment
balance and any outstanding covenant violations at
the home. If you need to order a disclosure package you can do so by logging
onto www.communitygroup.com. Select “order resale documents” from the
selection options at the top of the page.
Mailbox Replacement
Information
If you need to replace your mailbox, please call Doug Goodman,
690-2597. He will install the Association approved mailbox. New
mailbox numbers and pineapples can be purchased from Can Do
Specialty Printing, (804-798-8960), 11183 Air Park Rd., Ashland,
How To Join Kings Charter
Facebook Group
If you did not already know, Kings Charter has a Facebook Group! The
group is dedicated to the owners and residents of Kings Charter and is
designed to provide a safe and secure social networking site for all owners
and residents. Any owner or resident who is not currently a member of the
Kings Charter Facebook Group can request to be added by sending an email
to the Clubhouse at [email protected]. Please include your
name and address and indicate if you are an owner (or immediate family
member of the owner if it is your permanent address) or if you are a renter.
If you are a renter, please include the owner’s name.
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Any Association member may advertise goods or services available for sale. Each such entry may be up to three columnar lines. Creative Memories: We are back and better than ever! If you scrapbook, or want to learn how, we’re here to help! https://www.creativememories.com/user/noon or email [email protected] for info! Lisa Noon, CAE, RCE For Sale: Malibu Pilates Pro w/ Sculpting Handles Fitness Workout Gym. Like New. $125.00 Please call 550-5241. Health Challenge: Visit http://weightnomorehealthcoaching.com/ for 3 guilt-free rich recipes that helped me lose 40 lbs! Check out the blog and join the next challenge. Coach Christine Ryan Tutoring by Taylor: Does your violin student need some extra help? I have 12 years experience. Familiar with the Suzuki Method (Books 1-7). Played with the Richmond Youth Symphony & Atlee Chamber Ensemble. $20 per hour lesson. 559-5896. It’s Not Too Late For Senior Casual Portraits: On location shoots and reasonable packages to fit any budget. Check out the Palladin Photography Portfolio! Then call Karen Davis to schedule your portrait session– 651-8576 [email protected] http://PalladinPhotography.smugmug.com For Sale: Avon products, catalog & on line orders. For Catalog contact Doris Willing at 804-310-4643. Arbonne has a healthy lifestyle for all your family members. Who doesn't want to look and feel better inside and out? Contact Trish Eads 550-1331 or cell 283-1463. My website trisheads.arbonne.com or [email protected]. Dude + Truck for Hire: KC resident with pick-up truck available to help with light-duty hauling. Take donations to Habitat, clear yard waste, move furniture, etc. Only $35/hour. Call Carl at 310-6040. General House Sitting, Pet Sitting and Walking: Experienced KC resident available to take care of your pets when you are away. Price is very reasonable. Please call 789-0007 for more information. Herbalife Independent Distributor: June Burgess, 10 yrs helping others get healthier, lose/maintain/gain weight & sports nutrition for athletes (BSCG), www.goherbalife.com/coachjune. Call 687-9658 or [email protected]. Independent Beachbody Coach: I am a KC resident who wants to help you achieve your fitness goals. Learn more at fb.com/GoBananasYo or contact Rebekah Nyalko at [email protected] / 201-7654. Mary Kay has fabulous skin care products & lots of beautiful colors. Let me show you how beautiful you look and feel. Trish Eads, 550-1331 home, 283-1463 cell and website www.MaryKay.com/peads Openings for Piano and/or Brass Lessons: I have openings in my private studio to take on new students. I teach private piano, french horn, trumpet and low brass. Please call or text Carol at 804-334-1150 or email [email protected] for more information. Pet Sitter: Dog Lonely? Treat them to some sunshine and exercise while you’re at work! Vacation pet sitting too for all animals big & small. KC resident Kathie Fowler www.APuppysPrayer.com. Your Personal Designer: For all your design and decorating needs-residential & commercial; paint consulting a specialty. Furniture, floor plans, accessories, area rugs and window treatments. In-home consultations. Please call 366-5317 Kings Charter
resident Barbara Tomorowitz or [email protected].
FOR RENT
Office Building -- 1200 sq. ft., 2 floors
with front door parking
Individual Offices available inside The
Manor House, utilities included
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THE KINGS REVIEW
Produced by Kings Charter
Owners Association, Inc. c/o Community Group
3901 Westerre Parkway, Suite 100
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Published Monthly Deadline Date:
15th of the month
Association members are invited to submit photos or articles of
general interest to the Clubhouse. The Association reserves the
right to accept, reject, or condense articles.
KINGS CHARTER COMMERCIAL OWNER/TENANT ARTICLES AND ADVERTISING
The primary purpose of the Kings Review is to communicate
Association news and information to the membership. The secondary
purpose is to enable members to convey their family oriented
goods and services to each other. Advertising is available
to Association members in good standing, according to their
member-ship and on a first-come, first-served basis. Commercial
members may insert display ads on a first-come, first-served basis
and of business card size.
The Association takes no responsibility for the quality of
items or services advertised in the classified section, or take
responsibility for information submitted and does not promote
any particular business or service.
What is your favorite sport to watch?
Figure skating, curling, ski jumping?
Be sure to tune in starting
February 9th.
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The deadline for
the newsletter is
the 15th
of every month.
Newsletter Ad Prices Business Card $25 Quarter Page $50 One Half Page $100 One Full Page $200
Prices are per month and must
be paid for prior to advertising. Please email your
PDF file to:
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St. Patrick's Day
Event
March 10, 2018
Tickets go on sale
March 1st
MARIO’S Italian Restaurant
and Pizza
550-0819 9551 Kings Charter Drive
Ashland, VA 23005
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
804.299.2176
9523 Kings Charter Dr., Ashland [email protected]
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Good Food, Good Service, Good Clean Restaurant
Dine in or Dine out
Open 7 days a week Lunch M-F 11:30am - 2:30pm Dinner Daily 4:30pm - 9:00pm www.thaigourmetkitchen.com
550-0055
9555 Kings Charter Dr. Suite F Ashland, VA 23005
9555 Kings Charter Drive, Suite M
Ashland, VA 23005
Phone 804-550-3601 Fax 804-550-3603
Delivery Available
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9523 Kings Charter Drive, Ashland
(804)550-4744
