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April, May, June and July are big wedding months! We

would love to share your wonderful pictures with the community. Send your wedding announcements and photos to [email protected] and possibly be on the cover. 4th of July yields many great photos as well, from beach picnics to neighborhood cookouts. What we can’t fit in print we will place on our facebook, which is YOUR Community Newsletters.

Each month the CDDs of Meadow Pointe write some great articles to keep you informed. They also en-courage you to attend the monthly meetings to learn more about the community; behind the scenes. Even if you go only every other month, you are being proactive and learning a lot. The meetings are a great time to ask any questions or share your concerns. The dates and times are inside. Hope you all are having a great summer, send your stories and pictures and if you have anything new you would like to see, just let me know.

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Mead w Pointe i INFoMeadow Pointe Clubhouse28245 County Line Road Wesley Chapel, FL 33543P: (813) 973-1671 F: (813) 973-7268 [email protected]

Office Hours: (M-F) 8 am - 5 pmOperations Manager: Keith FiskClubhouse Hours: Everyday from 8am - 9:30pm Pool hours: 10am - Dusk

MP Cdd supervisorsChair: Dennis Smith- [email protected]: Lutfi Jadallah - [email protected] Chair: Pat Asklar - [email protected] Secretary: Kelly Rodriguez- 991-7955 [email protected] Assistant Secretary: Dawn Khalil - [email protected] are 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month. All are welcome!

MP1 Community Council (MP1CC) The community council is a group of volun-teers that work to make our community a better place to live. If you are interested in getting involved, contact us at [email protected] for more details. We look forward to hearing from you.

Current Village reps are:Arbors - Dennis Costa Broadlands - Nancy Deacon MurrayGrasslands - Susan Walsh-Boyle Hammocks - Erick Egeland Meadowlands - Diane Hemphill Parkland - Carlotta Bernard Pinedale - Brett Landry Savannahs - Tim Taylor Springs - Mike Rosche Summerbrooke - Mike Smith Woodlands - Jeanne Curtin

How long have you lived in Meadow Pointe 1? I always wanted to live in sunny Florida, and fi-nally made it happen in January 2006. I bought a house in the Grasslands, enrolled my girls in Meadow Pointe schools, and have been happy making Meadow Pointe home ever since.

What is your “day job”?I love medicine and I’m good with languages, so I work as a certified medical interpreter at H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center. I help people from other countries understand their disease, diagnostic testing, treatment options, and side effects.

What made you want to be a MP1 CDD supervisor?In Florida, so many people are from ‘somewhere else,’ so it’s important to me that we cultivate a friendly, almost ‘old-fashioned’ neighborhood atmosphere. I envision a community where we know each other, look out for one another, and celebrate each other’s victories. I also see a vibrant place where people can find recreation and fitness activities. I want to do it with a keen eye toward the budget. Being on the Board is rewarding because all of the supervisors are conscientious of our fiscal responsibilities. We take our jobs seriously, with the best interest of Meadow Pointe residents first and foremost.

What are your top priorities for improving our community?1. Keep assessments low!

2. Continue to build a unified community through events such as fairs, expos, sporting events, holiday activities, pool parties, yard sale days, etc.

3. Encourage more resident participation with the Board. I want to hear what residents want, and I want to be responsive to that.

4. That Meadow Pointe keep up with peer communities in terms of amenities, beautifica-tion, and value.

How do you see Meadow Pointe 1 in the future?I see Meadow Pointe as a thriving family-oriented community with activities for children of all ages, and family fun. Personally, I like to focus on fitness, such as the new gym, tennis improvements, and yoga classes. When I go to the new fitness building at night, I see the people playing tennis, basketball, and volleyball. I see people going to dance class, Zumba, and yoga nearly every night. During the day, the pool has swimmers and splashers cooling off in the water. People have fun here; people feel safe here. It’s such a great atmosphere. Meadow Pointe is the place to be, and it’s only going to get better!

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An Interview withCDD SupERvISOR

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Bridge CluB If interested in a bridge club, Thursdays, contact Mary Cline at 994-7904.

Hearing impaired aSSiStanCeMeadow Pointe 1 has teamed up with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services of Florida, Inc. to have space at our clubhouse to meet with people who may need special phones. Contact Jane Swanson at 727-853-1010 to make an appointment! This is a FREE service.

maSterS of fine artof WeSley CHapel Wednesdays from 10-2 at MP1 Clubhouse for experienced artists. Contact Bob Jasper for more information, 973-4734.

art groupTuesdays from 10-12 at MP1 Clubhouse. Con-tact Gloria Glauser, 991-4500.

mp1 yoga CluB Find your balance, strength and flexibility every Wednesday evenings in the MP1 Clubhouse. Contact Kelly at [email protected] for more information.

tenniS leSSonS at mp 1Coach Bill Arfsten USPTA trains all levels of players. Call 469-2267 for more information on private and group lessons.

to tHe pointe danCe ClaSSeSBallet, jazz, and hip hop dance lessons are available at the MP1 fitness center Mondays between 4:30 and 7pm. Classes are $30/month. Contact Chrissy at 679-0395, or email [email protected] for more information.

raCquetBall CHallengeMP1 has a Racquetball Challenge from 6 p.m. to closing Thursdays for experienced players. A great way to find a racquetball partner, or meet others at your level. Contact the Fitness Center for more information.

SWim KidSSwim Kids USA will have swim classes at Clubhouse I (May-Sept). Call Alan at 991-6258 or register at www.swimkidsusa.com.

ZumBa WitH gaBByClasses are Tuesday nights; $6 per or 5 for $25; 6:45pm Low Impact; 7:30pm Regular Class. Contact Gabby at 263-8046 for more information.

During the June 2 CDD meeting, the Board of Supervisors approved a draft budget for

FY 2012 (October 2011 – September 2012). As Meadow Pointe 1 gets closer to paying off the original bond, property owners will see a decrease in the Debt Service Fund (DSF) assessment and an increase in the General Fund Assessment. The total of all MP1 assessments will decrease by ap-proximately 7%. The remaining DSF assessment will be eliminated in the FY 2013 budget after the bond is paid off.

The public hearing to adopt the FY 2012 budget will be conducted during the CDD meeting to be held on August 4, at 6:30 PM in the clubhouse. Each property owner will receive a letter in July containing the legal notice for the public hearing and a breakdown of the assessments by fund. They will also receive the “Notice of Proposed Property Taxes and Proposed or Adopted Non-Ad Velorem Assess-ments” (commonly referred to as the “TRIM” notice) in late August.

Please note that the CDD assessment indicated in these notices is an estimate, and the assessment cannot exceed the amount stated in the TRIM notice.

MP1 Budget News

Looking for Your Playground Ideas!As we move into the planning stages

to replace our playground at Meadow Pointe 1, we are looking for your rec-ommendations of what to include in an

updated play area for our community. Please join us at our next CDD meeting, Thursday, July 7th at 6:30 pm in the Club-house to share your ideas!


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ricanes. Most years these dreaded storms do not land on our shores and mainland. However, in the not too distant past hurricanes have had devastating effects on many communities in Florida and every year the possibility exists that communities will be hit during the summer and fall months.

During the months of potential hurricanes, it is important to plan for the worst and hope that it never happens. For example, you and your family may be asked to leave your home due to some emergency conditions in your community. Your local emergency officials will not ask you to leave your home or location unless there is a valid rea-son. Do not try and second-guess

the validity of their request. Do as they say immediately. Most of the time these requests and related in-formation will come through radio broadcasts or the local TV station. Different warning methods may be used such as a siren or telephone calls.

Stay tuned and follow the direc-tions and the evacuation routes recommended by the emergency officials. The most important thing to keep in mind is to have a plan for a possible evacuation. Be prepared to evacuate and keep the following suggestions in mind.

1. Know the route and follow directions. Keep a map on

hand that will enable you to take a route that may be unfamiliar to you. Be prepared to use routes specified by the emergency officials. Do not use any road or shortcut that they do not recommend. Some areas familiar to you may no longer be accessible or they may be dangerous for reasons unknown to you.

2. Local authorities will tell you what to do. Stay in touch

with local authorities. They are in touch with the state or federal authorities and will know which route to take and what local condi-tions might be. If you follow their instructions, you are more likely to arrive in a safe location and to be able to communicate with your family members or friends.

3. Keep your vehicle’s tank filled. Gas stations may be

closed during a hurricane and prior to its arrival. During power outages, fuel pumps at gas stations may not work. Prepare for the hur-ricane by filling your tank well in advance of the storm.

4. One vehicle per household. If it is necessary to evacu-

ate, plan to take one vehicle per household. This will keep family members together and reduce the number of cars on yourparticular evacuation route.

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The National Crime Informa-tion Center, a unit of the FBI, reported that in 2010, a vehicle

was stolen every 25.5 seconds in the United States. The agency said that a total of 1,235,226 vehicles were taken, which amounts to over $7.6 billion in vehicle losses alone.

The expense involved in car theft is an important reason why consumers must be prepared in advance to handle their vehicle being stolen. However, consumer attitudes about preventing auto theft are based on a number of misconceptions, which can result in serious consequences for the victim. Many consumers believe that it is almost impossible to avoid be-ing victimized. They feel that car thieves can’t be stopped by these methods of protection.

This defeatist attitude led to the develop-ment of the “Wiser Drivers Wise Up” (www.wiserdrivers.com) program, which is designed to educate drivers about how to handle a vehicle theft. The project is a joint collaboration of the Insurance Information Institute, the Council of Better Business Bureaus and the Na-tional Insurance Crime Bureau.

The program teaches drivers about the 5 myths of auto theft that can make them vulnerable to the high cost of car theft:

Myth 1: Most Thefts Occur in Unprotected AreasParking in an unprotected area doesn’t mean your vehicle is more likely to be stolen. An FBI report on “Crime in the United States” revealed that over one-third of all vehicle thefts occur at a home, compared to only two of every 10 vehicle thefts occurring at a parking lot. Vehicles that are stolen from highways, roads or alleys, including carjacking, account for the smallest number of thefts.

Myth 2: Stolen Vehicles Are Usually FoundAlthough about one-half of all stolen ve-hicles are recovered, the first few days are critical. The longer the vehicle remains in the possession of criminals, the less chance of recovery. Fridays and Saturdays are the days with the highest frequency of motor vehicle theft and Mondays and Tuesdays have the highest recovery rates.

Myth 3: Insurance Always Provides a Rental CarMany insured drivers believe that once they report a stolen car, their auto insur-ance will automatically cover a rental car until their vehicle is found. Although theft coverage is included via the comprehensive part of an auto insurance policy, this coverage may not automati-cally include a replacement rental car for a stolen vehicle.

Myth 4: Anti-Theft Devices Are Easy to InstallPay a competent professional to wire, install and test your anti-theft system because today’s vehicles are too complex for an untrained person to cut into a vehicle’s electronics. Don’t select the installer on price alone. Check with the Better Business Bureau (www.bbb.org) to see if the business is reputable. You should also ask if the Mobile Electron-ics Certification Program (MECP) has certified the alarm system technician. If not, you may want to look elsewhere. The installer should provide a written war-ranty and show you how the anti-theft system works so that you are comfortable with its operation.

Myth 5: Thieves Are Not Interested in Older VehiclesIn 2010, the top five model years stolen were 1991, 1995, 1989, 1994 and 1997, respectively, according to The National Insurance Crime Bureau.

And finally, don’t wait until after your vehicle is stolen to find out what cover-age you have. Consumer Reports advises drivers to review their auto insurance policy each year, including coverage that is mandatory, coverage you’ll most likely need, and additional types of coverage, such as roadside assistance and rental reimbursement.

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This includes walking through, playing, clear-ing, planting, building forts or structures, etc. Parents, please inform your children about this issue.

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MpII CLuBHOuSECOnTACT InFORMATIOnBill SnyderProperty Manager30051 County Line RoadWesley Chapel, FL 33543Office: 991.5016Fax: 991.6169E -Mail: [email protected]

Office HoursMonday - Sunday 8AM - 10PM

Fitness CenterMonday - Friday 5AM - 9:45PMSaturday - Sunday 8AM - 9:45PM

Pool Hours (Pool is not heated)Thursday - Tuesday 10AM - DuskWednesday 12PM - Dusk

Mp II CDD SupERvISORS

Linda [email protected]

Mark GlassmanVice-Chairman [email protected]

Jim BovisAssistant [email protected]

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MP2 FAQHappy 4th of July to the residents of Meadow Pointe II; I hope everyone has a wonderful visit with their families and friends. We know this is going to be a busy travel Holiday, so please use caution and watch out for children crossings our streets and roadways.

Please take time to read a few of the frequently asked questions our staff answers on an almost daily basis.

What time does the pool Open and Close?

The pool opens at 10 AM each day except Wednesday’s when it opens at 12 PM. The Pool closes each day at dusk.

Is alcohol permitted in the club-house or pool area?

No. MPII CDD prohibits the use of alcoholic beverages.

I live in ________ village. What days do we have recycling?

If you live east of Mansfield your recycling day is Friday.July 8th & 22th; August 5th & 19thSeptember 2nd; 16th & 30th October 14th & 28thNovember 11th & 25th December 9th & 23st.

If you live west of Mansfield your recycling day is Wednesday.

July 6th & 20th; August 3rd, 17th & 31stSeptember 14th & 28th; October 12th & 26thNovember 9th & 23rd; December 7th & 21st.

What days of the week can I water my yard?

If your address ends with, then water days are:0-1 – Tues & Fri; 2-3 – Thurs & Sun4-5 – Mon & Fr 6-7 – Tues & Sat8-9 – Wed & Sun

How many days advance notice do I need to get a parking p ermit?

72 hours. Residents of Charlesworth, Covina Key, Sedgwick, Tullamore and Vermillion, pls contact your HOA for parking rules. Parking Permits are $30.00 and you may reserve a maximum of four dates (in a calendar year) on one permit .

Whom do I call for injured animals?

Animal Control: 813-929-1212

What do I do or whom do I call to report someone fishing in my pond?

Please call Pasco Sheriff Non-Emergency at 813-929-1204 to report.

Residents may fish on the pond located at the east side of Mansfield Blvd, across from Wellington.

Does Meadow pointe II have a website?

Yes, visit us online at www.meadowpointe2cdd.org

These are just a sampling of calls we receive each day, so I hope this helps. Have a safe summer!

- Bill Snyder

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SPotlight oN ….Meadow pointe pickle Ball Club The game is fast paced and excit-ing and great exercise for the en-tire family. Pickle ball is played on a badminton size court and play-ers use wood type paddles and a whiffle type ball. It’s lots of fun … come and check it out!!! Monday, Wednesday and Friday, alternating between MPI and MPII @ 6:30pm


Mead w Pointe ii INFoWe love our nights/weekend staff

They are an invaluable part of our team!! Next month … we’ll showcase our lifeguards.

In June, I had the opportunity to meet with newly appointed Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco, Colonel Brian Head, Major Maurice

Radford and Captain Joe Frontz.

I was excited to hear the new Sheriff ’s plans for the future of the Agency. More emphasis will be placed on proactive Intelligence-Led Policing, while continuing to support the regular patrol activities.

Sheriff Nocco expressed an interest in hearing from the residents of Pasco County about their concerns regarding the state of the county from a law enforcement aspect. He asked if there would be an interest in holding a Sheriff ’s Citizens Academy in the Wesley Chapel area.

The Pasco Sheriff ’s Citizen Academy is an exciting 6-week program that provides participants with an up-close and detailed look at the Pasco Sheriff ’s Office and modern law enforcement. As a member, you will learn about the latest trends and procedures in law enforcement, as well as the duties and responsibilities of the various departments. You will also have the opportunity to participate in tours of various Sheriff ’s Office buildings and ride in an agency vehicle with a road patrol deputy.

The Pasco Sheriff ’s Office Citizen Academy meets two times a week for three hours. The program is 6 weeks long and there is no cost to participate, but seating is limited. For more information about arrangements for an academy class in the Wesley Chapel area, please e-mail me (Jerry Lynn) at [email protected]. Upon completion of the Citizen Police Academy, participants receive a certificate of graduation.

As the temperatures rise during the summer months, we find ourselves opening our garage doors more frequently to partake in outdoor activities around our homes. Leaving garages open and unattended unfortunately leaves an opening for theft crimes of opportunity. The Deputies

servicing Meadow Pointe II and Meadow Pointe III have advised me that there have been incidents of bicycle and yard equipment being stolen out of garages and driveways, even when the homeowner’s are at home or in the yard.

While we reside in a nice, and usually peaceful community, please do your best to protect yourselves from would be thieves. Taking care to close garage doors, bring bicycles and yard equipment inside, securing your vehicles and keeping valuables and appealing items out of view, whenever possible, can help prevent you from becoming a victim. As always, be aware of what’s going on around your neighborhood. Report any suspicious activity to the Pasco County Sheriff ’s Office (non-emergency number: 813-929-1204; emergency number: 911).

Enjoy your summer.

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Congratulations to the first ever Angels All Star team to win the District 4 Cham-

pionship. The 2011 Wesley Chapel Angels All Star Team, shook off their nerves after dropping their opening game 2-0 to West Pasco, the bats started to hit and the pitching was outstanding. In the first Loser’s bracket game, sporadic hits and great pitching led to a 2-0 win against Hernando. Later on that day, the bats came alive against Springhill and more great pitching led to a 16-0 win. In a rematch against West Pasco, Riley Baxter pitched 4 solid innings and continued hitting led to

a 7-1 victory to force the “if neces-sary” game for the championship. In the 1st inning of the Championship game, Wesley Chapel scored 6 runs on 6 hits and then handed the ball To Jordyn Kadlub to pitch 5 shutout innings, in route to a 9-0 victory. After losing the first game 2-0, The Angels outscored their opponents 34-1 in route to the Championship. There was great bunting and base-running by Shelby Westbrook, an inside the park HR by Jordan Almasy, a triple by Melissa Wark, and over .500 batting for Jordan Almasy, Logan Coward, Melissa Wark, Neely

Peterson, Shelby Westbrook and a team batting average of .468. The defense played solid when they had to, but the awesome pitching kept their opponents hits quiet. In all the 5 pitchers gave up a total of 2 hits with only 11 balls put in play throughout the tournament and had 61 strikeouts, Jordyn Kadlub (10

Innings – 26 K’s), Logan Coward (4 innings – 9 K’s), Riley Baxter (7 in-nings – 19 K’s), Jordan Rosenberg (2 innings – 4 K’s), Shelby Westbrook (1 inning – 3 K’s). The Angels will travel to Carrabelle, FL for the State Tournament July 7-10th. v

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Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce CaleNdar July 2011

7/1 Friday 7:30 am – WOW (Women of Wesley Chapel) at Branch of Christ Ministries Building Begin your morning with a dynamic group of enthusiastic, entrepreneur women for networking and business tips. RSVP to Debbie Yoerg at [email protected]. SR 56 & Arrowgrass Road (by Boardwalk Frozen Custard) 7/4 Monday Chamber office will be closed. Have a happy and safe fourth of July! 7/5 Tuesday 8 am – Monthly Business Breakfast at Saddlebrook ResortCheck with Chamber to be sure still on. $15 (with RSVP), $18 (without), includes breakfast & valet.RSVP to the Chamber at: [email protected] or (813) 994-8534. 5700 Saddlebrook Way, 33543 7/13 Wednesday 8:30 amAmbassador’s Breakfast Meeting at Hundai of Wesley Chapel26944 Wesley Chapel Blvd., 33543 (Sponsored by Bagelicious and More. For Ambassadors Only 7/19 Tuesday 8 am Networking Coffee at Organic LifeJoin Capt. Rob for a cup of coffee and an early

morning networking opportunity. 1900 Oak Grove Blvd., Land O Lakes, next to Ferman Automotive 7/19 Tuesday 3 pm – Networking on the Nines at Lexington Oaks Golf Club 9 holes of “Best Ball” for $20 for greens fees/cart. Contact Rob Kellog at [email protected] or (813) 817-5655. 26140 Lexington Oaks Blvd., 33544 7/21 Thursday 6 pm – Business Mixer Sponsored by The Laker, held at Hampton Inn & Suites in Wesley Chapel, food provided by Wesley Chapel Toyota. Networking and socializing and the formal announcement of our Mayoral candidates. 2740 Cypress Ridge Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33544 7/26 Tuesday 9 am – Membership Orientation at Heritage FordJoin Capt. Rob for an informal presentation about the Chamber. All members are invited to attend. 28739 S.R. 54, 2nd Floor Conference Room 7/28 Thursday 11:30 am – Economic Development/Government Affairs Meeting at American Consulting Engineers Contact Jeff Miller [email protected] 2818 Cypress Ridge Blvd., 33544

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A brief summary of key deed restrictions in force for homes in meadow Pointe III & IV

disclaimers: this summary of the deed restrictions is offered for the convenience of homeowners and tenants. the actual text of the aassociation’s governing documents may be viewed on the association’s web site, www.mymeadowpointehoa.com

Villa and townhome communities are subject to additional wdeed restrictions administered by independent homeowners’ associa-tions established for those villages.

Residential Use. Homes are residences. A home business is permitted if it does not entail any traffic from customers, business associates or suppliers.

Alterations. Homeowners must apply for and receive advance written approval for all material changes to the look of their homes.

Pets. Cats, fish and birds are welcome, as are up to two dogs per household.

Nuisance Animals. Dogs and cats must be leashed when they are outside. Owners must pick up, wrap up, and properly discard all the waste their pets deposit on the ground. Pets may not cause foul smells or excessive noise.

Service Areas. All heating and air condition-ing equipment, water softeners, pool pumps and filters, trash cans and other bulky items must be hidden from view from the street or adjacent lots.

Trash. Rubbish, garbage and trash may not be kept in plain view on any lot except on sched-uled collection days and then only in securely covered trash cans. Homeowners must arrange for disposal of items too big to fit in a 30-gallon container.

Conservation Areas. No one may encroach on or use any protected wetlands or buffer zone

without approval from the community develop-ment district.

Easements. No trees, shrubs or structures are allowed in common areas or easements. Any-thing located in an easement may be confiscated without compensation if it impedes use of the easement.

Drainage Patterns. A homeowner is respon-sible for all damage caused by an alteration of the original drainage pattern.

Watercraft. Personal watercraft and motor-ized boats may not be used on any lake or pond. Docks and boat ramps are prohibited.

Ponds. Owners of lots adjacent to ponds are obligated to mow grass and clear brush to the high water line. Damaged sod must be replaced at the owner’s expense.

Line of Sight. Anything that obstructs the vision of drivers is prohibited.

Window Treatments. Interior blinds, curtains and shades must be compatible with the design and color of the house.

Fences, Walls & Hedges. All kinds of fences except chain link are allowed. There are special rules governing the layout of fences and hedges on lots adjacent to conservation areas.

Signs. One professionally printed “For Sale” or “For Rent” sign may be placed on any lot. No other signs are allowed.

Mailboxes. Homeowners are responsible for cleaning, repair and replacement of their mail boxes and mailbox posts.

Recreation Equipment. Trampolines, swingsets and other playground items must be placed directly behind the house.

Air Conditioners. Window and wall units are prohibited.

Pools and Spas. Above-ground pools are not allowed. Wading pools are permitted but must be emptied and stored out of sight when not in use. Portable spas may be placed only under cover on a lanai.

Auxiliary Structures. Sheds are prohibited. Tents and portable gazebos are permitted but must be stored out of sight when not in use.

Meadow Pointe iii Cdd informationwww.meadowpointe3cdd.org

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Chairman: Paul CarlucciVice Chairman: Michael HallAssistant Secretary: John JohnsonAssistant Secretary: William GalettaAssistant Secretary: Glen Johnston

Board of Supervisors public meeting held second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM in the Meadow Pointe III Clubhouse.

MPIII/MPIV HOA BOARD

President: John JohnsonSecretary: Diane HornerTreasurer: Seth BohannonDirector: Mark SiffordDirector: Ken Kauffman

MAnAgEMEnT TEAM

District Manager: Scott BrizendineCommunity Association Manager: Steve Szekely

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Amenities Manager-Kelly EvansClubhouse Manager-Dan Richardson

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Clubhouse Manager-Dan RichardsonE-Mail: [email protected]: 9am-9pmOffice HoursMonday - Sunday 9am - 9pmFitness Center: Mon - Sun 9am - 9pmPool Hours Mon. - Sun. 9am – Dusk.

Meadow Pointe III HOA Meeting July 19th at 6:30pm

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Mead w Pointe iii INFoGate Information:

We have installed all new motors in our gates on Meadow Pointe Blvd.

meadow Pointe III tennis Class schedule

Adult Beginning Tennis 101 Classes

Thursday Evenings - 7-8pm Beginning Mens & Ladies Mixed Clinic 1.0-2.5

Cost: $45/month: (60min, 1 day a wk x 4 wks) at Meadow Pointe 3 tennis Courts.

Kids Tennis Classes

QuickStart™ for Little Tennis: Ages 3-6 yrs old.

Cost: $30/month: (1 day a wk x 4 wks) 5:30 - 6pm Thur at Meadow Pointe 3 Courts

QuickStart™ for Beginning Kids: Ages 7-11 yrs old.

Cost: $45/month: (1 day a wk x 4 wks) 6 - 7pm Thur at Meadow Pointe 3 Courts

Beginning to Intermediate Kids: Ages 12-16 yrs old.

Cost: $45/month: (1 day a wk x 4 wks) 6 - 7pm Thur at Meadow Pointe 3 Courts

Sign-Up for any classes online at www.the tennisconnection.com or call The

Tennis Connection 813-949-9195

Water AerobicsCome join our water aerobics workout Mon.,

Wed. & Fri. 9 am.

mahjongLadies play Mahjong at MPIII Clubhouse

every Wednesday 12 noon - 3 pm. Come meet new friends.

Zumba GoldFriday 10:30 am $6 per class.

AnnouncementsIf a resident would like to make an announcement in the MPIII

Section, a birthday, anniversary, wedding or engagement please contact the Clubhouse at 813-383-6676

Passenger Vehicles. Passenger vehicles may be parked either in driveways or in garages. Parking is not permitted on the street, across a sidewalk or on landscaped areas. Inoperable or unregistered passenger vehicles may be parked only in a garage.

Other Vehicles. Commercial vehicles, boats, RVs and trailers are prohibited. Commercial vehicles include: any car, truck or van displaying a business name and contact information; a truck loaded with tools, ladders, pipes or racks for lad-ders or pipes; a cargo van with no rear seating for passengers; a trailer designed for tools, supplies or equipment.

Vehicle Repair & Maintenance. Repair and maintenance of vehicles is permitted only behind closed doors in a garage.

Satellite Dishes. Dishes must be hidden to the extent possible without harming reception.

Bright House. The homeowner assessment in Meadow Pointe III includes payment for basic cable and telephone service. v

A brief summary of key deed restrictions in force for homes in meadow Pointe III & IVContinued

Tennis & Swimmingages 6 to 16

June 13-17 9am to 1pmJuly 11-15 9am to 1pm

Please go to thetennisconnection.com to register.

Addtional weeks may be added.

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Tommy Girvin, a Meadow Point III resident, is a composer and author and has been the musical director and lead

guitar player for the famous classic rock singer “Eddie Money” for the past 24 years. Although, that keeps him busy and traveling abroad, here at home, the children of Wesley Chapel and Meadow Pointe have come to know him as Mr. Tommy, “Masterful Guitar Player, Endearing Storyteller”.

Coming from a musical family, Mr. Tommy has been writing and performing since the age of 8. As a child, along with his brother and sister, he appeared in talent shows, store grand-openings, pizza parlors and various parties and events. “We learned the meaning of hard work and competi-tion in the entertainment industry at an early age”, he said. Tommy has a long list of musi-cal projects and achievements, but his newest venture, Mr. Tommy Presents has earned him his celebrity status here in New Tampa.

Mr. Tommy was inspired by his children, Talia and Tommy, to write his first “Mr. Tommy” songs. “I would create songs as I sung to them at bedtime”, he recalls. His children were also both involved in the writing and singing of the songs on the “Mr. Tommy” CDs. “I love them dearly”, he said.

Mr. Tommy Presents is the result of years of playing classic folks songs and original Mr. Tommy songs, live at elementary schools. He says, “The children, these days, don’t get to hear these wonderful historic songs unless someone plays the songs for them. That’s were I come in. I love it and they most definitely love it!” Some of the traditional favorites include This Old Man, She’ll Be Comin’ Around The Mountain, Green Grass Grew All Around, and dozens more.

Mr Tommy appears regularly at The Shops at Wiregrass, enchanting kids age 1 to 80 playing those classic kid’s folk songs along with origi-nal songs and modern kid’s songs. If you are a mom, dad, grandparent or caretaker, home with the kids during the day, you can enjoy his free

concerts at Wiregrass Wednesdays on select days of each month at 10 a.m. Don’t let your child miss the chance to hear wonderful songs, sing, dance, and meet new friends! Going to see Mr. Tommy at the mall will quickly become one of their favorite places to be.

Mr. Tommy also entertains at school as-semblies, PTA functions, and when available, birthday parties. He has preformed many times at Double Branch and Sand Pine Elementary Schools for various holiday celebrations. He has even joined the Double Branch Choir in several presentations. This talented musician also brings joy by performing monthly for the kids at St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital, Tampa General and other area hospitals. In thank you letters and e-mails, parents and hospital administra-tors repeatedly express their gratitude to Mr. Tommy for making such a difference in the lives of these children. One hospital coordinator explained how difficult and stressful hospital-ization can be for a child. She stated that these children need more than medicine to get well, and how his gift of music is definitely part of the non prescription kind (of medicine) that helps to heal their hearts and minds.

At his performances, as well as on his website, www.mrtommypresents.com, Mr Tommy sells CD’s, T-shirts, cups, shakers, and other items to benefit The Pediatric Cancer Foundation. You can also visit him on Facebook at www.facebook.com/mrtommypresents and you can e-mail [email protected] to sign up on his e-mail list for info on upcoming shows and to receive a weekly coloring page.

We are so very blessed and thankful to have Mr. Tommy as a part of our Meadow Pointe com-munity. His positive influence has our teachers playing his CD’s at school in the classroom. Children show up at his mall concerts wearing their favorite Mr. Tommy t-shirts and playing their miniature toy guitars. Trick or Treaters have been spotted in Meadow Pointe dressed up as Mr. Tommy for Halloween and home daycare providers have reported getting requests to sing and dance to his original “Robot Reindeer” song long after the holidays have passed.

Whether listening in the car to his Little Songs and Verses for Little (and Big) Kids CD, lulling our little ones to sleep with the Goodnight, Good-night CD or adding extra cheer to the holidays with his Christmas Time Is Here Again CD, we are overjoyed to sing along with him again and again. Hats off to you Mr. Tommy (Big Top Hat, that is!), for delighting the children of our community! v

Tommy GirvinA.K.A “Mr Tommy”

Photos by Talia Girvin

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SAnD pInE ELEMEnTARy

29040 County Line Rd.Wesley Chapel, Fl 33543

813-794-1900sandpine.pasco.k12.fl.uswww.sandpinepta.org.Principal: Todd Cluff

DOuBLE BRAnCH ELEMEnTARy

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Double Branch Elementary had an Odyssey of the Mind

team which won the Extreme Structure Company for the state and competed for the world title at the University of Maryland May 28, 2011.

This group of six children worked very hard. They compet-ed against teams both regionally and at the state level, placing 1st in both. Moving forward to the world competition they compet-ed against the other states and twenty five other countries.

The other challenge this group faced was funding; for this small team and two coaches, the cost was about $8,000. In order to raise the funds quickly, the coaches and parents turned to the community. They paired with Ierna’s Heating & Cooling to do a Facebook Campaign. For each “like” generated for the compa-ny’s webpage, they would donate.

In a short two weeks, $2400 was raised thru this campaign to sponsor the trip! A check was presented May 27th and the kids and coaches were on their way.

Odyssey of the Mind is an inter-national academic program that provides creative problem solv-ing opportunities for students from kindergarten through college. There are a variety of problems students can compete in. Extreme Structure Company, (ESC), is competing in the Un-hinged Structure category. It is an engineering problem that in-volves building a small structure of balsa wood than can weigh no more than eighteen grams.

During the competition the competitors must perform an eight minute skit while they pile weights onto their structure. The main goal is to have their structure hold the most weight, however they are judged on ev-ery aspect of their performance.

Although coached by Murali Ventakappa and Sharon Hor-witz, the kids did everything for the skit, songs, and problems be-ing solved. They even made their costumes and props. The state competition structure the group of 3rd, 4th and 5th graders built held 630 pounds.

DOuBLE BRAnCH ELEMEnTARy

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heating & Cooling work together to raise $2,400 for a World Competition

Nationally, the team came in 13th overall for the Division I Unhinged Structure. To quote many of the kids, “I wish this would never end. I am having such a great time.” They loved meeting kids from other coun-tries, especially Togo in Africa, Japan, China, and Singapore. Lisa Couture, a parent, spoke of how, “It was an incredible expe-rience for all around. We learned so much, parents included.

The atmosphere was energetic and so full of life. It didn’t mat-ter who won or who lost, every-one was just thrilled to be there. IERNA helped give our kids an experience of a lifetime. It was something, I, as a 38 year-old mother will never forget. They wore the IERNA shirts with pride during the Spontaneous competition and ‘rocked it’. So, with IERNA’s literally on their backs, they hit the ball out of the park!”

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WIREGRASS RAnCH HIGH SCHOOL

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GRADuATIOn vIDEO The Wiregrass Ranch High School Class of 2011 Graduation video is now available. For $15, you will receive a copy of the graduation video and a 30-minute tribute to our seniors!

Please pay by cash or a check made out to Wiregrass Ranch High School. Checks may be mailed to the school or dropped off in the office.

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MOMS Club Wesley Chapel South is a support and social networking group for Moms living in Seven Oaks. We are a non-profit service centered club focused on moms. Cost is $20 a year with field trip style

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16. Water softeners, pool pumps and other items of outside equipment are unsightly. Homeowners must plant shrubs or other tall foliage to hide the equipment from view from the street and adjacent lots.

17. Garage doors should be open only when people or vehicles are going in and out.

18. For more advice on yard care, vis-it: fynpasco.ifas.ufl.edu/

Welcome to the beginning of a won-derful summer season at Meadow

Pointe IV. We welcome all Meadow Pointe residents to come and enjoy the facility amenities and have a great summer! Please remember there is no lifeguard on duty at the pool and for your own safety please ad-here to the pool usage guidelines published in last month’s issue. If you have any ques-tions or would like a copy of the guidelines please ask staff. While food and non-alco-

holic beverages are permitted at the pool, please have the courtesy to clean up before exiting the pool deck area. This includes any food items that may have fallen onto the pool deck. It is our hope that if everyone takes responsibility for themselves, the pool and pool deck can stay clean of trash and unwanted insects and remain enjoyable for all residents. Stop in and say hello, we look forward to seeing everyone this summer! v

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Who they are: Truth Conquer-ors Sports League is a community outreach to young people and their families. They are having a positive influence in the lives of young people by creating an atmosphere of love, encouragement, and guidance. At the present time they manage one sport: Soccer. The league is approaching a total of 80 players that are managed throughout the year. They are open to all in the community. The league is dedicated to the strengthening and unifying of families, communities, and local churches. Through sports competition, it promotes the values

and priorities that build character and competitiveness in a fun, wholesome environment. More About: They are a group of former professional soccer players who want to give back to the game of soccer. The idea is to share some of the knowledge, advice, and encourage-ment that they received when they were growing up and learning to play. In classes, children will have fun learning ball control skills including passing, finishing, dribbling, receiving, heading, and defense. Weekly soccer clinics help to improve balance and

coordination, as well as improve physical endurance. Their invitation, Training children for life: Leadership, creativity, self-confidence, positive attitude and char-acter development; all through various forms of soccer clinics and games! “Come and join our club and learn the right skills and techniques in order to improve and have better chances in the future. We have a compromise with the community and it is to do the best we can to prepare each one of your kids in a great sport and as an ex-professional soccer player I will do my best to help

you achieve your dreams.” Come this Saturday to the MPIV clubhouse field from 8 am to 10:30 am and enjoy a free class. Available for children 3 and Up! If you can walk you can kick the ball! For contact info, please see MPIV Activities.

Also, please mark your calendars to attend our community fair Saturday, August 13, 2011 from 8:30 am to 12 pm. Enjoy soccer, games, clowns, and other fun activities. All are welcome to the Meadow Pointe event to be held at the Meadow Pointe Park located behind Shellwood subdivision. v

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Address: 3902 Meadow Pointe BlvdWesley Chapel, Fl 33543Phone: 813-973-3003Fax: 813-973-3883Hours of Operation:Sun-Sat 9AM-9PMContact Information:Jeremy T Crawford, Clubhouse ManagerEmail:[email protected] Sheriff ’s office phone: 813-929-1204 CDD BOARD

Chairman: Sandra BellVice Chairman: John BlakelySupervisors: Adam Bell, Joseph An-drews, & Vivian JohnsonDistrict Manager: Scott BrizendineLocation: MPIV ClubhouseTime: July 7th, 2011, 6:30 AM HOA BOARD

President: John JohnsonVice President: Diane HornerDevco Rep: Mark SiffordCommunity Association Manager: Steve SzekelyLocation: MPIII ClubhouseTime: July 5th, 2011 6:30PM

BOOT CAMpAll ages and fitness levels welcome. Get in gear in this fun outdoor camp and enjoy nature as you work on cardio, flexibility, & strength by using your own weight. Call for pricing and times. Jack So-moano (321) 443-2922 or [email protected].

nEEDLEARTSTime: 6-9 PM Location: MPIV ClubhouseDate: Every 3rd Monday For more information view us on the Web: flyingneedles.org. If you have any questions please call me or return an email.

pIyOTime: Thur. 6:30pm Location: MPIV ClubhouseContact: [email protected]: ghdancefitnessWebsite: www.ghdancefitness.com

SpAnISH CLASSClasses for adults. Thursdays $15/class, paid by the month (a 3 month course), includes notebook. Call for Appt. Call Patricia Rios (813) 388-9416

SWIM LESSOnSAmerican Red Cross Swim Lessons for children and adults are now available through September.

Private one on one Instruction. Free 15 Minute Introductory Lesson. Call for more info: (800) 618-6325.

TEnnIS LESSOnSView schedule and sign up at www.thetennis-connection.com or call 813-949-9195 for more information.

TRuTH COnquERORSSOCCER ACADEMyTime: Sat: 8am-10:30amLocation: MPIV fieldContact: Coach Junior [email protected]: 813-846-2271; 813-924-2411Website: www.truthconquerors.com

ZuMBATime: MONDAY: 6:30pm Low Impact/beginners (except 3rd Monday of the month);8:30pm Regular (except 3rd Monday of the month); THURSDAY: 7:30pm RegularFRIDAY: 10:30am Low Impact/beginners; 11:30am Regular

Location: MPIV ClubhouseContact: [email protected]: ghdancefitnessWebsite: www.ghdancefitness.com

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PiYo™ is all about strength train-ing and core conditioning for peo-ple who want to sweat their way to sculpted abdominals, increased core strength and greater stability! This class is for those who color outside of the lines!

It’s the perfect fusion equaling strength building, rhythmic move-ment and power that burns calo-ries while transforming the body. It includes modifications so everyone can participate, yet offers progres-

sions to challenge the more ad-vanced. Either way, you’ll get re-sults! You can expect a dynamic class, structured around powerful movements, strength training, and the fun factor. It’s strategic design results in a class unlike any you’ve ever tried. If you are looking for something different than the regular exercise routine that really gets your muscles working then come join us and discover a new way to work your body. See above activities for time and location.

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Girl Scouts of West Central Florida (GSWCF) is seeking Meadow Pointe residents to

be troop leaders for Meadow Pointe girls. Both men and women over age 18, to volunteer as positive adult role models. Troop leaders facilitate activi-ties meeting the contemporary needs of girls, and make a lasting impact by helping build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

GSWCF works in close partnership with troop leaders to deliver the information and support needed to help girls unleash their potential. As part of its commitment, GSWCF offers a flexible schedule of in-person and online trainings for all troop leaders, assisting them in developing their skills and learning about the Girl Scout program. By completing all required training this summer, leaders can have a troop as early as this fall!

In addition to troop leaders, GSWCF is seeking volunteers to fill a variety of other positions. Volunteers are needed to work behind the scenes to support troop leaders, or to train other volunteers. Volunteers are also needed to work directly with girls as event directors or program facilita-tors at local Girl Scout camps. The possibilities are endless! No matter the position, Girl Scout volunteers gain valuable job experience, hone leadership skills, participate in their community and, ultimately empower and inspire girls. v

For more information on vol-unteering with GSWCF, visit www.gswcf.org. For specific questions contact Kristie Wiley: (813) 262-1765 or [email protected].

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Take part in this unique summer day camp focused on engineering. Meet female engineers, explore engineering careers, and learn more about the design process and how to improve our world through engineering. Take a trip to the Center for Assistive and Rehabilitation Robotics Technolo-gies at USF. You’ll find out about motion analysis, and see robotics and prosthetics research labs. Series runs Monday through Friday; all sessions required. You’ll receive a t-shirt and drinks. Bring a bag lunch and snacks each day.

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Meadow Pointe residents can list items for sale and/or services

needed at no charge. Up to 45 words. For your convenience,

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reserves the right to revise, reclassify, edit or refuse any classified

advertisement. Personal information, such as name and address,

is required for submission but will not appear in the classified listing

unless requested. Classifieds will be accepted and posted from

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[ServiCeS] Teacher/Tutor State certified elementary ed. teacher (M. Ed. in K-12 ESE and Art) tutoring, test preparation, summer enrichment & art lessons for K thru grade 6, $30/hour or $50 for 2 sessions Jen Smith 813.293.0692 [email protected]

Honor roll student looking for summer babysitting job, 15yo Seven Oaks resident. Club and pool access. Day or evening hours. $10 an hour. 407-417-7136 or 813-713-9086.

If you want an efficient, energetic, trustworthy, loving grandmother to care for your child, please call me. I’ve been caring for my grandchildren for 12+ years. Now they’re in school and my nest is empty.

[goodS]FOR SALE 1999 Lexus ES300 $5000 Firm, Runs Great! 183,000 miles, All Leather in good

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FOR SALE TAMPA BAY LIgHTnIng Autographed Hockey Stick. MUST SEE to make offer. Call 813.994.3743.

FOR SALE: graco Lovin’ Hug Swing Like-new condition, still have the original box. This swing is in Hamilton print which is gender neutral. The swing is still sold in stores, asking $70. Please email Ami at: [email protected] for more information.

FOR SALE: Evenflo Triple Fun Exersaucer-Jungle In excellent condition, still sold in stores! For ages birth-24 months, so it grows with your child. Asking $60. Please email Ami at: [email protected] for more information.

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