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OLRA News O a ks L a n d i n g R e c re a t io n a l As so c i a t io n
ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS All homeowners receive two required annual assessments each year. One from the
Recreational Association (OLRA) and one from their respective homeowner
association (NLHA or ROHA)
OLRA ASSESSMENT The 2019 annual assessment from the Oaks Landing Recreational Association
(OLRA) will be mailed to all homeowners in late January and is
due by March 1, 2019. The total for the assessment will be $352
ROHA and NLHA ASSESSMENTS Newport Landing Homeowner Association (NLHA) and Remington Oaks Homeowner
Association (ROHA) mail annual assessments to their respective residents. Please contact your homeowner association with any questions concerning these
assessments. Contact information can be found on the back page of this newsletter. ROHA is working with City Village and Tax for collection of assessments. All
payments need to be mailed to them. The clubhouse can not take payment.
OLRA ID CARDS — NO CHARGE From January 1st until March 31st, you can replace your lost or misplaced OLRA ID card at no cost. After March 31, there is a charge of $5 per ID card. Residents are
required to have an ID card to use the recreational facilities.
SNOW SHOVELING and WINTER SNOW REMINDER If you would like to email the clubhouse your contact information, we will provide it
to residents who call the clubhouse needing snow removal.
Following snowfalls, please remember to park cars inn driveway to allow snow
plows easier access to clearing our neighborhood roads.
January 2019
Upcoming Dates:
Jan 28: OLRA open
meeting @ 6:30pm
January 25: OLRA assessments mailed to
residents
March 1: OLRA assess-
ments due
Oaks Landing Clubhouse
1111 Newport Landing Dr.
Telephone: 636-225-2183
Fax: 636-861-8525
Website:
www.oakslanding.org
Clubhouse Email:
OLRA Board Email:
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Clubhouse Hours
Monday - Thursday:
10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Friday - Sunday:
10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
January 2019
Newsletter Advertisements Would you like to see your business’s advertisement in the next edition of the newsletter? We can accommodate
most ads by resizing them as we do not design them. The newsletter is made available to 580 homes monthly.
Pick up a form in the Clubhouse office and let your neighbors see what your business is all about.
The 2019 Oaks Landing Recreational Assessment will be mailed to all
homeowners in late January. The clubhouse, swimming pool, courts and
exercise rooms are here for you to enjoy. They are unique subdivision
amenities that enhance property values and make the neighborhood a
desirable place to live.
Please enjoy the use of the recreational facilities and hope to see you at the
clubhouse in 2019! Here’s to a new year with new opportunities!
Best wishes for a Happy New Year!
-Julie Myers
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Clubhouse Rentals Too many relatives and friends to host your party at home? The clubhouse is available for rentals 365 days a year, even on holidays! You can view our rental calendar at www.oakslanding.org or by calling the clubhouse at 636-225-2183. Rentals made prior to January 1, 2019 will receive that previous rental rate stated on their contracts.
As of January 1, 2019 the clubhouse rental prices are:
A deposit check of $150 is also required per rental.
A minimum of 4 hours is required for all rentals. Set up and take
down time are included in the 4 hours. If additional time is needed,
appropriate rental fee applies.
For example, if you reserve from 11am – 3 pm, you may begin set up at 11am and
you must be cleaned up and out by 3 pm. We need one hour for our staff to clean
between rentals so please make sure you give yourself enough time. Thank you in
advance for your consideration of the rental following yours in this new process.
NOTE: Only members of Oaks Landing Recreational Association may rent the Clubhouse and members must be present during the entire rental time
DECEMBER 2018 Clubhouse Rentals: The clubhouse hosted 10 afternoon rentals and 8 evening rentals.
January 2019
Monday - Thursday $25 per hour
Friday - Sunday $35 per hour
Holidays $45 per hour
Non Profit Organizations - require a $25 deposit check
$15 for 2 hours and each additional hour is $10.
Weight Room Rules Children under the age of 18 must have a signed parental consent form on file in the Clubhouse office to use this equipment. Minimum age to bring a guest is 14. Parental Consent Forms are available in the Clubhouse office. Parents, please stop by to sign one
for your child. Residents 18 and older, are welcome to bring 1 guest per visit to the weight room. This past year, our workout rooms have been used almost 5,000 times.
Office Services Don’t forget the clubhouse offers affordable and convenient office services to our residents. Stop by and have your document copied, faxed or laminated. See below for pricing details.
Faxing (send or receive) (636-861-8525)
Copying and Printing: (black and white only):
Laminating:
$1.00 per page
Send and receive local and domestic faxes.
Receive a printed confirma-tion for your records.
Receive faxes at the Club-house and we will hold your fax until you are able to pick up.
8 ½ x 11 - $.10 per page/side 11 x 14 - $.15 per page/side Color paper (when available) $.15 per page/side Single or double sided copies. 8 ½ x 11 and 11 x 14 Copy on color paper (when
available)
8 ½ x 11 - $1.00 per page 11 x 14 - $1.50 per page No need to go any further
than your neighborhood to have your document laminated.
More affordable than the commercial copy stores.
Photo ID Please remember residents must have their OLRA ID with them when using any of the Recreational Association facilities. If you have not had a chance to get your ID, stop by the
clubhouse to have one made. In most cases , ID cards can be issued while you wait. You will need to provide proof of residence in the form of a current driver’s license. ID cards are provided free of charge from Janu-ary through March. After March 31, there is a $5 charge per ID card.
January 2019
January 2019
Wireless Internet Availability Need to get some work done outside of the office? The Clubhouse Wi-Fi has you cov-ered. Stop by the office to sign in and get the password, then relax in the rec room as you surf the “Net”.
Thanks to all the residents that attended our annual Visit with San-
ta. We had about 90 children who gave their wish lists to Santa
and several pictures were taken. A special shout out to our staff
member, Cristian Hilpert, who was our elf and helped the day run
smoothly.
Please visit our website: www.Oakslanding.org to view the pictures!
AFFORDABLE HOUSEHOLD CLEANING AND
HOUSEHOLD SERVICES
Chestnut Pointe Resident offering afforda-
ble household cleaning and other house-
hold services such as errands, ironing, laun-
dry and babysitting.
PLEASE CALL SHELLA AT 636-428-0232
FOR MORE INFORMATION.
January 2019
OAKS LANDING RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING MINUTES
December 17, 2018 WORKING SESSION: Chuck Schwarz called the board meeting to order at 6:30pm. Attending:
President – Chuck Schwarz Treasurer – Sam Crossen Darren Scotti Bill Wiles Don Eatherton Clubhouse Manager – Julie Myers Assistant Clubhouse Manager – Diane Nahn
Discussion Items Pool Management – The meeting began discussing the updated version of the pool contract from Unique Pool
Management. This had the minimum wage increase updates and how it changes the cost over the next 3 years. Will review and pending approval.
Bid from Accent Lawn Care – was discussed and approved for 2019 season. Cleaning Bid from JanPro – The bid to clean the clubhouse was reviewed and pending further reading of the
contract is pending approval. Current staff will also be able to clean the clubhouse after rentals for a flat fee.
Shredding Documents – was approved and 3 bids were contacted and will begin the process after the holi-days.
Handyman services – discussed and approved to hire a handyman and put him on payroll to work on the clubhouse. Bigger projects will be bid out for their services.
Wage increase for staff - while the clubhouse is not affected by the minimum wage increase going up because we make less than $500,000, we want to be competitive with other opportunities. A pay raise was dis-cussed and approved for 3 staff members.
Annual Assessment letter – discussed and approved and will be mailed at the end of January to residents. Concession stand equipment – discussed and approved to sell items not being used such as a nacho cheese
maker, pretzel holder, popcorn maker etc….. Inquire from Anna M to start a ladies club – discussed Anna gathering residents at the clubhouse to form a
group to do activities. If she would like exclusive use of the clubhouse, she will need to rent it.
Financial Update Rockwood Account Balances as of December 14, 2018
Checking: $4,329.00 Money Market: $134,770.90
Total Deposits: $1,316.75 American Eagle Credit Union Balances as of December 14, 2018
Business Checking $5.00 Business Money Market $40,087.46 American Eagle Credit Union Loan Balance $36,217.58 (interest Rate 2.350% for 60 months)
January 2019
Assessment Update As of December 14, 2018, OLRA has received 576 of 580 payments for 2017 assessments.
2018 OLRA assessment invoices will be mailed to all residents in late January. Due date for the OLRA
assessment is March 1, 2019
Clubhouse General
There were about 90 children who attended our annual Visit with Santa. Special thanks to our staff member, Cristian Hilpert, who was our elf and helped the day run smoothly. Each child who attended received a candy cane from Santa.
From January through March, residents can replace or update their OLRA ID card at no cost. There will be 109 clubhouse rentals in 2018 if there are no cancellations the rest of the year
2018: 109 rentals 2017: 123 rentals 2016: 105 rentals 2015: 97 rentals
Upcoming Events: December 24: Clubhouse closes at 2pm December 25: Clubhouse closed December 31: Clubhouse closes at 2pm January 1: Clubhouse closed January 25: OLRA assessments mailed to residents
December Clubhouse Rentals (to date)
Day Rentals: 6 Evening Rentals: 7 Holiday Rentals: 1
Meeting adjourned at 7:45pm
Next OLRA open session meeting is scheduled for January 28 at 6:30pm
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Where to take your cut Christmas tree……..
When you are ready to dispose of your cut tree, check your yard waste collection
schedule. If you do not have yard waste collection, below are some commercial
composting facilities that will turn your tree into compost or mulch. Trees must be
free of all tinsel, ornaments, decorations, etc.
St. Louis County Parks' operation staff is inviting the community to drop off their undecorated
natural Christmas tree at one of four locations that were designated around the County; Creve
Coeur Park, Spanish Lake Park, Bee Tree Park or Queeny Park. Some of the trees will be
sunk by Missouri Department of Conservation in lakes to create fish habitats. The trees are a
great way to create cover for some of the most popular fish largemouth bass, bluegill,
redear sunfish and crappie. Parks will be accepting undecorated trees from residential homes
until the end of the day on Monday, January 14th.
Creve Coeur Park Bee Tree Park
Sailboat Parking Lot 2701 Finestown Avenue
3777 Marina Ave. Saint Louis, MO 63129
Saint Louis, MO 63146
Spanish Lake Park Queeny Park
12500 Spanish Pond Road 550 Weidman Road
Saint Louis, MO 63138 Saint Louis, MO 63131
Saint Louis Composting Fick Supply Services Inc.
$1 per tree; 4 Locations No Charge for trees
Valley Park Facility 501 N. Eatherton Road
39 Old Elam Avenue Wildwood, MO 63005
Valley Park, MO 63088 Phone: (636) 532- 4978
Phone: (636) 861-3344 Monday - Friday: 7:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Monday – Friday:
7:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
January 2019
Who Do I Call? Information for Residents
Problem Who to Call Phone Number
Trash and Yard Waste
For Newport Landing
Waste Management 314-506-4700
or
1-800-989-2783
Trash and Yard Waste
For Remington Oaks
Meridian Waste Services 314-291-3131
www.meridainwaste.com
Streetlight Out or Down Ameren UE 314-342-1111 Must give number listed on pole and the nearest address.
Street Sign Down or
Missing
St. Louis County De-
partment of Highways and Traffic
314-615-8538
Vandalism or Theft St. Louis Police Depart-
ment
636-529-8210
Street Snow Removal St. Louis County De-
partment of Highways and Traffic
314-615-1111
Street and/or Sidewalk
Repair
Missouri Department of
Transportation (MODOT)
314-615-8504
Storm Sewer Lids Metropolitan St. Louis
Sewer District (MSD)
314-768-6260
Gas Leaks or Odors Laclede Gas 314-621-6960
Emergency Number: 314-342-0800
Water Issues Missouri- American Wa-
ter Co.
1-866-430-0820
Emergency Number: 314-991-3404
Loose Animals
(domestic)
Animal Protective Asso-
ciation
314-645-4610
Please confine animal before calling
Injured Wildlife
(mammals)
Wildlife Rehabilitation
Clinic, Inc.
636-677-3670
Non-emergency Police St. Louis County Police
Department, West County Precinct
636-529-8210
“What Do All of These Acronyms Stand For?”
ROHA, NLHA, OLRA: What You Need to Know
1. So, what do the acronyms stand for?
ROHA — Remington Oaks Homeowners Association
NLHA — Newport Landing Homeowners Association
OLRA — Oaks Landing Recreational Association
2. What does each association actually do?
ROHA governs the Remington Oaks and Chestnut Pointe neighborhoods (AKA the “tree-
themed” streets), and NLHA governs the Newport Landing neighborhood (mostly “sea-
themed” streets on the other side of Hawkins). Homeowners belong to ONE of the two
organizations based on their address. OLRA governs the Clubhouse, swimming pools and
tennis courts.
3. Can you give me a refresher on the annual assessments?
Each resident receives two assessments each year: one from either ROHA or NLHA, and one
from OLRA. The ROHA and NLHA assessments are distributed in late December and are due
Feb. 1 each year. The OLRA assessments are distributed in late January and are due March
1 each year.
4. What, exactly, do the fees cover?
ROHA fees cover common ground maintenance (including Lake Remington), main entrances
maintenance, insurance and streetlights for the Remington Oaks and Chestnut Pointe
neighborhoods. NLHA fees cover trash pickup, common ground maintenance (including the
Newport Landing pond), main entrances maintenance, insurance and streetlights for the
Newport Landing neighborhoods. OLRA fees cover Clubhouse maintenance, insurance,
swimming pools, tennis courts, fitness rooms, and Clubhouse-sponsored neighborhood
activities.
BOARD MEMBERS Oaks Landing
Recreational Association
Board of Directors Email: [email protected]
Chuck Schwarz (President) RO
Frank Roberts(Secretary) NL Jennifer Williams (Director) NL
Bryan Lucas(Director) RO Don Eatherton(Director)
Bill Wiles(Director)
Remington Oaks Homeowners Association
[email protected] www.remingtonoaks.org
Rick Lord (President) Tim Boyle (Treasurer)
Dan Delay (Common Ground) Carolyn Hensel (Architectural )
OPEN (Secretary) Please inquire with ROHA board to serve
Newport Landing Homeowners Association
[email protected] www.newportlanding.org
Kelly Quinn (President) Kyle Kline (Secretary)
Kevin Cooper (Treasurer) Andy Werkmeister(Trustee)
Darren Scotti(Trustee) Anthony Debre (Trustee)
“Nothing ever goes away until it teaches us what we need to know.”
`Pema Chodron
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 Clubhouse
Closed
2 3 4 5
1-5 rental
7-1 rental
6
12-4 rental
7 8
9 10 11 12
12-4 rental
7-1 rental
13
12-4 rental
14 15
16 17 18 19
12-4 rental
20
12-4 rental
21 22
23 24 25
7-1 rental
26
12-4 rental
27
12-4 rental
28
OLRA open
Meeting
6:30pm
29
30 31
January 2019
