05 11ccv views - herriman · villageillageviewsiews may 2 0 1 1 country club village of northville...

VillageVillageV viewsviewsvMAY

2 0 11

COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE OF NORTHVILLE ASSOCIATIONS NEWSLETTER

The Village Views is happy to print advertisements that meet our editorial standards. However, neither the Village Views nor the Country Club Village Condominium Association takes any responsibility for the products or services advertised, nor for the content of the advertising.

ADVERTISING REMINDER

DID YOU KNOW? ADVERTISING REVENUE COVERS THE COST OF THE VILLAGE VIEWS? SHOW YOUR

APPRECIATION BY GIVING THEM A TRY.

Check Out Our Advertisers

WE HAVE THREE NEW ADVERTISERS!

CCV-I, CCV-II & CCV-III ARE MANAGED BY: HERRIMAN & ASSBY: HERRIMAN & ASSBY OCIATES, INC.

41486 Wilcox RoadPlymouth, MI 48170

Phone: 734-459-5440Fax: 734-459-0690

E-mail: info @herriman.netWebsite: herriman.net

After hours emergencies: 734-459-5440Community Manager CCV-I & III: Dan Herriman

Mr. Herriman’s Assistant: Pat BorowskiCommunity Manager CCV-II: Helene Haratsaris

CCV-I ASSOCIATION President ............... Bob Stefan ....... Vice-President ........ Ken Chick ......... Secretary .............. Fred Rifat .......... Treasurer ............... Paul Zitzewitz .... Director-at-Large .... Joe Borchanian..

CCV-II ASSOCIATION President ...............Jerry Posegay ... Vice-President ........Tom Phimister ... Secretary .............. Tom Neu ........... Treasurer ...............Mike Savant ...... Director-at-Large ....Pete Zaranek ....

CCV-III ASSOCIATION President ............. .Bill Wilson ......... Vice-President .... ...Dave Watson .... Secretary..............Pam Westerhold Treasurer .............. John Dickson .... Director-at-Large ... Reggie Czach ...

CCV-I, II & III JOINT ADVISOR Recreation: .......... . Pete Zaranek ....

CCV-II ADVISOR Architecture ........ .. Judith Casey .....

CCV Clubhouse .... (See Calendar Page)

LOST & FOUND CONNECTION:Contact:Sandy Dickson ..................NOTARIES ............................ (See Last Page)

LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT...(See Last Page)

SUNSHINE LADY: Pat Foley .......... E-mail: [email protected]

VILLAGE VIEWS NEWSLETTER: Advertising...... Noël Poissant or E-mail: Editor........ Pam LeDuc............. or email

If you see anything suspicious,If you see anything suspicious,I Call Northville Twp. Police: 248-349-9400)

What’s Inside This Issue:PAPAP GE2 CCV-I News ~ CCV-II News ~ Home Clean up Time ~ Close Garage Doors

3 CCV-III Highlights ~ Ladies Monday Golf ~ Home Invasions in Northville Northville News & Highlights ~ CCV Break In Last Month

4 Get Your New Pool Passes ~ Pool Opens the Month ~ Photo for Passes 5 Foxy Ladies Upcoming Event ~ Villagers ~ Spring Home Check Up ~ Talking Trash Again ~ Recycleable Glass ~ Lost & Found 6 Sunshine News ~ Directory Updates ~ Aerobics ~Deck Stains~ WOW Info 7 Salvation Army at the Clubhouse MAY 7th ~ Shred Day ~ Selling Your Condo ~ No Northville Twp. Nixle E Communication~ Newsletter Garage Sale In June!

8 CCV Clubhouse CALENDAR for MAY9-19 Our Advertisers ~ How to Place an Ad in the Village Views~ Leaving Town

20 Notaries in CCV ~ Coach Lamp Bulb Replacements


VillageVillageV viewsviewsv MAY 2011

CCV-I NEWSKen Chick, Vice-PresidenKen Chick, Vice-PresidenKen Chick t

CCV-II NEWSTom Neu, Tom Neu, Tom Neu Secretary

Welcome to our second, or is it the third, Spring this year. We got warm very early, got snowed upon, got some nice weather and buds on the trees. Then we got some more snow, but that is now gone and the buds are getting bigger. Hope springs eternal.

You may already be aware that Walter McKeown’s house has been sold. The new owners are, I am told, Mr. & Mrs. George Tursis. (I have not yet met him and uncertain of the spelling.) Rosemary Firestone has the listing for Verna Lee Stewart’s home and with a little luck, that will move soon. This would leave the O’Brien house as the only vacant property. I know that the estate administrator is moving to have that property sold, but I’m not sure of where things are at this time. It required a lot of work to empty the home of all the contents and clean it up.

SPRING INSPECTIONAs for the last couple of years, the spring inspection will be conducted by Herriman & Associates. However, since your BOD did this ourselves for many years, we are completely aware that there are items that will be missed. If there is something you know of that needs attention, please make Herriman & Associates aware so it can be added to the list, if it has not already been.

FHA CERTIFICATIONWith the proposed amendments to the bylaws having been approved by the membership in January 2011, we are currently securing the votes of mortgagees. Mortgagees have 90 days to submit a ballot; if they do not, we count their non-vote as a “yes” vote. That deadline is nearing rapidly. We already have many of the mortgagee votes in. Once the mortgagee vote is completed, we will submit the application for FHA certifi cation. As an aside, in discussions with Rosemary and other realtors, I have been told that there are many offers coming in these days for cash sales.

PAINTINGWe will be staining three units this summer. They are units 3 (16549), 4 (16453) and 7 (16245). Work is expected to be performed in June. We have been told that it might actually even be warm by then for more than two days at a time. This will complete the fi ve year cycle to have all of the units stained (painted).

ROOF REPLACEMENTSeven units have already been re-roofed this Spring. They were units 1 (16897), 5 (16319) and 9 (16553), 6 (16283), 8 (16229), 10 (16827) and 21 (16795). Work was performed by Kearns Brothers and monitored by Roofi ng Technology Associates. There are a few punchlist items yet to be addressed, but all the actual roofi ng has been fi nished. This will complete the fi ve-year phased project.

Landscaping activities are under way. You’ve no doubt seen Wagen-schutz and others at work. When doing your own Spring cleanup and planting, please do not put edging around tree rings and other common area borders. It makes mowing more diffi cult and may damage mowers and cause a safety hazard.

Dogs may be man’s best friends, but no one likes what they leave behind. When walking yours, remember to bring a scoop and a plas-tic bag to clean up after it, and a bottle of water to dilute its urine.

Walkers, cyclists and others are much more active these days. Please obey stop signs and the 25 mph speed limit to help assure their safety.

NOTICE TO CCV II Co-ownersYard waste pick up will NOT start until REGULAR mowing begins. That appears to be at least two or more weeks out, as 0f April 22, 2011. Co-owners should not be put out the yard waste bags prior to regular mowing. Note: They are currently doing spring cleanup – not to be confused with regular mowing

OUR NEXT MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE HELD ON THURS-DAY, MAY 26 AT 6:00 PM IN THE CLUBHOUSE.

“The trouble with quotes on the Internet is that you can never know if they are genuine.” – Abraham Lincoln

HOME Cleanup Time– submitted by Judy CostiganHOME Cleanup Time– submitted by Judy CostiganHOME Cleanup Time

Spring has arrived—time for tightly sealed windows and indoor heat to give way to light and open windows and gentle breezes. It’s a great time to remove dust and clutter that can accumulate during cold, indoor months.

Don’t let the idea of cleaning out the house after the long winter overwhelm you. Our attachment to items, papers or clothing may be sentimental, and we may worry about not having it when we need it. Keep in mind, the more you have, the more you have to clean.

To minimize clutter from treasures and memorabilia, the following may be helpful:

• If you love them, display them, but rotate items.• Consider saving photos of the items, rather than the items them-selves.• If you’re storing items for heirs, bequeath them now. Why wait until you’re gone, when you can enjoy giving something special to a loved one now.Be sure if you want to save something. Ask yourself 4 questions: 1. What is the likelihood I’m going to use it? 2. Can I buy it again if I need to? 3. If it’s broken, am I really going to fi x it? 4. Could someone else benefi t from it?It Just Looks Nice

Don’t Ya Think? - So, keep garage doors closed when not in use.

So, keep garage doors closed when not in use.

So, keep garage doors

- And everybody please remember: NO PARKING on streets–overnight - And everybody please remember:

overnight - And everybody please remember:


VillageVillageV viewsviewsvMAY 2011

NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP NEWS & HIGHLIGHTSIf you would like to know more of what is happening in Northville Twp., please visit their website by typing this address into your

address window: http://www.twp.northvillehttp://www.twp.northville.mi.us

FIND OUT WHAT IS HAPPENING IN DOWNTOWN NORTHVILLE...Visit the website and get insight as to the special events going on

each month in Northville. http:/http://www.d/www.dhttp://www.dhttp:/http://www.dhttp:/ owntownnorthville.orgownnorthville.org

From: Burrough, Michael <[email protected]>Sent: Wed, Apr 6, 2011 7:45 amSubject: Increase in Home Invasions

Hello,The Northville Township Police Department has seen an increase in daytime Home Invasion reports since January 1, 2011. The loca-tions are township wide with no identifi able pattern at this time. The methods of entry have ranged as well. Typically taken are jewelry items and other small non-descript items of value. The incidents are being investigated by Northville Township Detec-tives who are following up on leads. We are asking residents to be particularly vigilant at this time.All residents should make a concerted effort to be aware of what is occurring in their neighborhoods. That person taking a “short-cut” through your back yard might have burglarized your neighbor’s home. Sales people peddling magazine subscriptions could really be looking for an easy house to burglarize. A car cruising down your street might be “casing” your neighborhood.If you notice a person behaving suspiciously, never hesitate to call the police. Be observant of the following:• A person you have never seen before.• A person (young or old, male or female) selling candy, newspapers or soliciting for contributions at your door.• A repair or delivery person at your door or that of your neighbor.• A person entering or loitering around.• A person sitting in a parked vehicle in parking lots or on neighbor-hood streets.If you are in doubt about a situation, report it immediatelymmediately to the Northville Township Police Department. When you call, be as spe-cifi c as possible.

Northville Township PoliceNon-Emergency 248-349-9400Ofc. Mike BurroughNorthville Township Police Department41600 Six Mile Rd. Northville, MI 48168(248) 349-9400

CCV HOMEOWNERS BE AWARECCV HOMEOWNERS BE AWARECCV HOMEOWNERS BE AW !Increase in Home Invasions

YES! There was another break in during the month of April in CCVon Village Run. The residents were only gone 55 minutes and their home was entered by the front door. This occured during daylight hours. Their alarm system was not active at the time. Please remember to set your alarm system. Be careful to watch for people watching you as you leave. Report anything suspicious, and DO watch out for your neighbor as well.

During mid May 2011 within CCV-III Greenlawn Landscaping per-formed an excellent 2011 early season clean up, occurring a week prior to hopefully our last snowfall. Ah, the wonders of Michigan’s weather!!! Initial lawn treatment has also been applied. Additionally, the fi rst 2011 pond treatment application has taken place. This is also an excellent time for CCV-III Co-Owners to walk around their Units looking for repair items that need to be reported to Herriman & Associates.

On May 3rd, 2011 CCV-III Directors and representatives of Herriman & Associates and Greenlawn Landscaping will be walking through-out the CCV-III Community. What is observed will be the foundation for specifi c external and landscaping CCV-III activities that will be addressed during 2011. Again, to facilitate this process CCV-III Co-Owners’ prior input to Herriman & Associates is strongly encour-aged.

The CCV-III Board awarded a competitively bid fi xed price CCV-III three year irrigation contract to Bushwood. During 2010 the Bush-wood CCV-III irrigation contract performance was rated excellent. The CCV-III Board also awarded a competitively bid one year con-tract to Greenlawn Landscaping for the 2011 CCV-III insect and disease control program and mulch application

The CCV-III Phase III External Unit painting for the remaining Units on Champion Ct, Edgewater Dr, and Forest Lake Dr will commence during July 2011. Wood repair activities by Herriman & Associates have already commenced for some of these Units. As the painting date approaches the involved CCV-III Co-Owners will receive spe-cifi c written information.

The CCV-III Board wants to thank the numerous CCV-III Co-Own-ers who responded in such a timely manner to the CCV-III Rental and Ownership Bylaws Restrictions Survey. Based on the results, Herriman & Associates during the fi rst week of May 2011 will mail out to each CCV-III Co-Owner a package to formally vote on these CCV-III By-laws Amendments. Please respond within the voting time period to this request in order for the CCV-III Community to avoid the cost of a second mailing. At the May 11th, 2011 CCV-III Board Meeting time will be allotted to publicly dialog about this topic.

AGAIN CCV-III CO-OWNERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND THE 7:00 PM MAY 11TH, 2011 CCV-III BOARD MEETING AT THE CCV CLUBHOUSE. ■

CCV-IIIHIGHLIGHTS

Bill Wilson, President

Looking for More Monday Morning Lady Golfers... We are looking for new 9-18 hole lady golfers. This is not a league, just gals getting together to golf and have a fun time. All levels are welcome and you may also bring a guest. We play courses that are in our area, and frequently stop afterwards for a bite and libations. For more info, you may email Jill Walko or call AnnaMuldoon. ■



SWIMMING POOL OPENS THIS MONTHWith the warm weather quickly ap-proaching, it’s almost time to re-open the swimming pool.

IT OFFICIALLY OPENS FOR THE SEASON FRIDAY MAY 27, 2011 AND WILL REMAIN OPEN THRU SEPTEMBER 5, 2011.

THE POOL HOURS WILL BE 11:00 A.M. UNTIL 9:00 P.M. WEEKDAYS AND 10:00 A.M. UNTIL 9:00 P.M. WEEKENDS.

As a reminder - all CCV residents, 16-years and older must have a NEW 2011 Recreation Area Photo I.D in order to be permitted to use the pool, the tennis courts and the tot lot.. All residents will need to obtain a pass. In order to do this, just bring a thumbnail size portrait picture and proof of residency to the Clubhouse May 12, 13, or 19 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm, and the pool attendant will make your pass.

Please remember, children under the age of 13 must be accompa-nied by and adult, and the adult must be present while the child is in the swimming pool area. INFANTS are required to wear swim diapers. Please remember our pool attendants are not life guards or baby sit-ters. CCV residents are responsible for their children, grandchildren and guests.

For entrance to the swimming pool, pickle ball and tennis courts, it is mandatory to show your pictured NEW 2011 CCV I.D. pass to the pool attendant and to sign in on the log.

All residents are urged to read your RECREATION AREA HAND-BOOK to re-familiarize yourself with the policies that are set forth for the safety of all. If you do not have a copy of the handbook, please ask a pool attendant for a copy. The pool and recreational surround-ings belong to all of us as a community and the rules are for the safety of all CCV residents and their guest. Also, please remember the pool furniture and tables are to be shared by everyone. There are only 4 picnic tables outside the pool area, so please do not reserve the tables just for your family/guests. There is no food or glass con-tainers allowed inside the fenced pool area.

When using the restroom and shower facilities, please use the out-side (east and west) entrance, DO NOT walk through the Clubhouse in wet clothing.

Enjoy the facilities and have a wonderful summer,

Pete Zaranek- Recreation Advisor

NEW RECREATION PASSES TO BE ISSUED THIS MONTH! -by Pete Zaranek- Recreation Advisor

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THIS IS THE CHANGE-OVER YEAR FOR CCV RECREATION PASSES. THE PASSES FROM PAST YEARS WILL NO LONGER BE VALID FOR ENTRY TO THE RECREATION AREA. As a result, all CCV residents must obtain a new identifi cation card this year. This will require every resident ages 16 and older to bring a thumb-nail sized picture, and proof of residency (your valid drivers license).

You may obtain your new photo I.D. on the following dates: May 12, 13, and 19 from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse. Those who are not able to make these dates may obtain their new photo I.D. throughout the summer while a pool attendant is on duty.

If residents can not create their own thumbnail photo, your local drug store that creates pass port photos will be able to assist you.

Please note – NO ONE will be granted entrance to the pool or recreation area without a new 2011 CCV Recreation Photo I.D.

Turning a Photo or Graphic Into a ThumbnailCreating a thumbnail is not hard and doesn’t take long. The fi rst thing you will need to do is download a photo or graphic editing program. I use Irfan View. It’s free and simple to use. It’s not as comprehensive as some-thing like Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop but it’s good enough for resizing, cropping and changing the way the colors look. I’m going to use Irfan View for this lesson. The instructions are not much dif-ferent if you are using another program. The fi rst thing you are going to do is open the image that you want to resize. Click “File”, “Open”, fi nd the image on your computer and click “Open”. With the image open in your graphic editing program you can now crop it or resize it. Cropping is what you do when you have an image that has more than what you want to use. Say you have a picture of you and another person but you only want to use the part with you on it and cut off the other person, that’s cropping.To crop it you need to choose the area you want to keep, place your mouse cursor at one corner of the area you want to keep, hold down the mouse button and drag your cursor to the opposite corner of the area. You will see a line being created around the area as you do this and a thin border around it when you’re done. Now click on “Edit”, “Crop selection”. The area you selected will be left and the rest of the picture will be gone. If you like what you see you will want to save the image at this point so you don’t accidently close the program and lose the cropping. If you don’t like it, click on “Edit”, “Undo” and it will go right back to the way it was before you cropped it. If you want to cut something out of the picture you can do this using the “Cut” feature. You can also add text to your picture at this point using “Insert text into selection”. Both of these features are under the “Edit” menu. Remember to save the image after you make a change you like so you don’t lose your work. Now to create our thumbnail. Click on “Image”, “Resize/Resample”. A box will pop up that will allow you to resize your image. You can choose to resize your image by height and width or by percentage. For example, you can put in a width of 50 pixels or you can have it just make the image 10% of it’s original size. If you are creating the thumbnails to use as a photo gallery, I suggest trying to make all your images close to the same size so they fi t on the page better making nice straight rows or columns. If your image seems to have lost some of it’s clearness when you resized it you can use the “Sharpen” feature in the “Image” menu. When you save the image after resizing it make sure you use the “Save as” feature, NOT the “Save” feature. You will want to give it a different, yet similar, name. If you just save it; it will overwrite your old image and you will lose the original. If your original was called “picture.jpg” then you could call the thumbnail “pic-ture_th.jpg. – Found by a GOOGLE search - how to take a thumbnail picture - 4/17/11


VillageVillageV viewsviewsvVillageVillageV MAY 2011

THE FOXY LADIES’MAY Event...

U of M MUSEUM tour & LUNCHon Tuesday morning, May 24

University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMAUniversity of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMAUniversity of Michigan Museum of Art )with a lunch following the visit at the University Club.

On the third Thursday of May, the 19th, the Villagers will be having dinner at the Bay Side Sports Grill (formerly Key Largo) in Walled Lake.

Dinner will be at 6:00 PM so we should meet at the Clubhouse parking lot at 5:15 PM for car pooling.

Call Caroline at by May 17 for reservations.

Remember: May 19 at 6:00 PM at the Bay Side Sports Grill. We hope to see you all there. – submitted by Caroline Lavey

THE Villagers...Villagers...Villagers...

LOST & FOUND DEPARTMENTPRESCRIPTION GLASSES WITH PINK METAL FRAMESwere LOST on Forest Lake between Village Run and Dun Rovin. If you have found these, please call Sandy Dickson.

Plans have been made by Lynn Raabe and her sister, Lonna Petrie, a docent at the newly renovated University of Michi-gan Museum of Art (UMMA). Lonna will lead us on a tour of the museum to view the new exhibits. After the tour, we will walk across the street to the U of M Student Union for a lovely buffet luncheon in the University Club.

Our luncheon will include a soup and salad bar, entree, des-sert and beverage. Let’s meet in the Clubhouse parking lot at 9:30 am so we can carpool. Hope you can join us as this should be a nice outing.

THE TOTAL COST OF THIS EVENT IS $15. Checks can be made payable to Lynn Raabe,

You can put a check in an envelope in Lynn’s door or call to reserve a place and pay in the parking lot. Please make a reservation by Saturday, May 21st. If you have further ques-tions feel free to call Lynn.

HAVE AHAPPY

Spring Home Check-UpBy the time you read this, it will be *offi cially*

Spring. You will have put away your snow shovel, if you had it out, Spring. You will have put away your snow shovel, if you had it out, and your boots. If you purchased your own ice melter, be sure to and your boots. If you purchased your own ice melter, be sure to store it above ground level in an airtight container.store it above ground level in an airtight container.

To begin getting your condo ready for spring, grab a pencil andpaper and walk around it three times. First, look at the roof, roof ridge, chimney, gutters and downspouts. Second, look at the win-dows, brick or stone for missing mortar, light fi xtures and siding. Third, look at the ground, driveway cement, deck, plants, shrubs, mulch and air conditioner.

By the time you have circumnavigated the condo three times, you will have a ‘To Do’ list. Those items that are the Association’s responsibility and require a work order. Whether it is gutter-clean-ing, earth starting to depress around the condo (causing leaky basements) or safety hazards in the sidewalk or porch, a work order needs to be submitted.

Won’t the management company do all this? Yes, of course, but just as we know our bodies better than the doctor, we also know our homes better than the management company. ■

Goodies onMurfi eldMurfi eld!!

MMM! Easy too!Just Garbage BagsJust Garbage BagsJust Garbage Bags

TALKING ABOUT TRASH NIGHT!YES! THESE TWO CRITTERSHAVE ACTUALLY BEEN SPOTTED BY CCV RESIDENTS EATING FROM YOUR GARBAGE BAGS! LEAVE YOUR GARBAGE BAG IN A PLASTIC CAN TO KEEP IT SAFE FROM THESE GUYS. Remember, NO FEEDING the WILDLIFE. Who wants to clean up after these bad guys anyway???

DON’T BE FEEDING THESE VARMITS!

MORE ON RECYCLING TRANSPARENT GLASSIn the March issue we published “Recycling Guidlines” and I

received an email regarding confusion on accepting only CLEAR Glass. “WHY NO GREEN GLASS”? Did this mean NO colored glass?Glass. “WHY NO GREEN GLASS”? Did this mean NO colored glass?Glass. “WHY NO GREEN GLASS”? Did this mean NO colored glass?

So, I phoned Allied Waste Services and that is notwhat they meant. Clear glass is ANY what they meant. Clear glass is ANY TRANSPARENT

GLASS of ANY color. So folks, if you have been saving your GREEN or BROWN wine bottles,

or any other color, you may certainly recycle ALL of them! Watch those bins fi ll up now!

They do NOT take any PAINTED bottles or jars.Next time... I will say “Transparent Glass.” - the editor, and recycler of a few wine bottles



Sunshine NewsSunshine NewsSubmitted by Pat Foley, Our “Sunshine Lady”

During the Month of April we suffered the loss of

Mary Blakeman of Northville. She was the mother of Leta Kekich of Homestead Circle, and grandmother of Brandon Kekich of Glenview Ct. She will be missed by all of her family. May she rest in peace.

Vi Hibbeln of Forest Lake Dr. who died of cancer. Vi was very active in Foxy Ladies, the aerobics class and the Villagers. Vi will be sadly missed by her family, neighbors and many friends in our community.

We will hold their memory in our prayers. - Pat Foley-.

ATTENTION ALL GRADUATES, AND RELATIVES OF GRADUATES!I would like to honor all the graduates again this year. If you have a relative graduating please send me the following information.

PLEASE USE MY E-MAIL OR LOWER MAIL BOX. ( It is diffi cult for me to be accurate over the phone ) at 39781 Walker Ct.

Include: The graduates name-- your relationship to the graduate-- high school or college -- honors received-- future plans.-

I would also appreciate your phone number or e-mail address just in case there are questions I need to ask.

Contact Pat Foley with any type of news you would like to share regarding someone who is celebrating, hospitalized, recuperating or has lost a family member. Email to: [email protected]

Be current! Please make the following change to your 2010 directory:

Davis, Patricia

Firek, Frannew email

Please feel free to con-tact Judy Costigan at

at 39474 Village Run if you have a change to the 2010 directory or are new to the community. Also email if you were omitted and would like your name and ad-dress to appear in the next issue of the newsletter. Directories are printed bi-annually, so please note the printed changes printed in the newsletter in your 2010 booklet. ■

COUNTRY CLUBCOUNTRY CLUBCOUNTRY CLUBVILLAGE

RESIDENCEDIRECTORY

2010

NOTE CHANGES TO YOUR 2010 CCV DIRECTORY

Low ImpactAEROBICS

9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY

at the COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE ClubhouseWe waited a long time for spring, but hopefully it will be here by the time this article comes out. The last session for Low Impact Aerobics will start MAY 2 AND LAST FOR 5 WEEKS. By then the pool will be open and water exercise will begin (watch for news about that next month). This class will then take a break for the summer and resume after Labor Day.Do not worry about whether or not you can keep up, everyone works at their own pace, and our instructor, Gloria Smith, is very good at helping each of us adapt the exercises for our own body. The class consists of a warm-up period, cardiovascular, weights, toning, cool down and stretch-ing. Wear comfortable, movable clothing, good shoes, and bring a towel or mat for fl oor work. Light weights are optional, but recommended. We sadly said good-bye to our dear friend Vi Hibbeln, rest in peace, Vi!On a happier note, we had a tea party and watched the Royal Wedding at Pam LeDuc’s home. This was after we exercised, of course!Now is the time to start thinking about getting fi t, you still have time to start getting ready for that bathing suit. You don’t need to pre-register, just come to the Clubhouse at class time. Please try a class; I am sure you will like it! ■ – submitted by Pat Longley

Spring Spruce-Up and Deck StainingAs you walked around your home and made a list of re-pair items to complete work orders on; hopefully, you also checked out your deck. Our decks need to be stained every other year and it is a co-owner responsibility. Sealant must be semi-transparent. If a pigment/stain is used, it must be the lightest pigment available by the manufacturer of the product. It should be as close as possible to the color of natural wood.If you are seeking someone to do the work, please take a look at the advertisers listed in the Village Views. Ask for a few Country Club Vil-lage references. At this time of year, many co-owners decide to have a screen/storm door installed. Remember this is an alteration to the unit that must have prior approval. The door approved for use in Country Club Village is a Trapp #108 (plain). The color may be white, beige or cream. The co-owner must select the color that most closely matches the unit paint.All requests should be submitted to your respective Board or to Herriman & Associates. ■

ACTION IS REQUIRED IF YOUACTION IS REQUIRED IF YOUARE USING WOW SERVICEARE USING WOW SERVICEAND DO NOT HAVE HD TV’S!AND DO NOT HAVE HD TV’S!

1) Digital adapter is required by 5/17/11 for TV’s that are not HD except 1) Digital adapter is required by 5/17/11 for TV’s that are not HD except 1) Digital adapter is required byfor those TV’s with a converter box in place, otherwise you will have limited access. [Basic Service Only]2) If your TV cable plugs directly into the wall you will need a digital adapter.3) You get 2 FREE; More than 2 cost you $1.99 per month, each. 4) Order via phone 1-800-768-9760 or on line at www.wowdigitaladapter.com5. Installation is easy! If you need help call 1-800-768-9760. Cost $39.99



8TH Annual CCV

SALVATION ARMY EVENT...ARMY EVENT...ARMY EVENTd’clutter in d’spring

The Salvation Army will be visiting our community Satur-day, May 7, from 9:30 a.m. to noon. All are welcome and encouraged to participate by bringing the following items to the Clubhouse parking lot:

Clean Clothing (PLACE IN GARBAGE BAGS, NOT on hangers)Resalable Furniture, Lamps,Small Working Appliances (blenders, toasters, etc.)Bedding, Bed FramesKnickknacks, China, Dishes, Pots and PansPrintersMattresses (not stained)**Working Washers, Dryers,Refrigerators, Stoves, Freezers**TVs (CABLE READY ONLY), VCRsBikes, Exercise EquipmentLuggage

**If you have a large item (located on the ground fl oor), the Salvation Army would be pleased to stop at your home during/after the Clubhouse Benefi t and pick it up. Please call Carol and Tom Bamrick or (e-mail to get on the pick-up list no later than Thursday, May 5.As a result of various recalls and choking incidents/deaths, the Salvation Army can no longer pick-up: toys, cribs, high chairs or board games. The government is attempting to get these items off the market.Plan to do your spring cleaning and take advantage of this outstanding opportunity to dispose of many items that have been taking up space and gathering dust. After you have disposed of your items, join your neighbors for conversation, coffee and cookies in the Clubhouse.– submitted by Judy Costigan

More d’Clutter in d’SpringSHRED DAY EVENT ANNOUNCED!Looking to rid yourself of all those personal documents and fi les? Co-merica will be hosting a “SHRED DAY” EVENT ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, FROM 6 A.M. TO 8 P.M. (rain or shine) in its parking lot (Comerica Livonia Operations Center) on 6 Mile/Haggerty Roads. Hours may change so you might want to confi rm as the date gets closer. ANOTHER SPRING CLEANING OPPORTUNITY!

NORTHVILLE TWP. NIXED NIXLE E-COMMUNICATIONThe Northville Township Department of Public Safety is no longer using the Nixle communication service. The decision to stop using the service was made when Nixle began charging a subscription fee for the service. The cost was determined to be prohibitive and a new e-Notifi cations service was implemented.The e-Notifi cations service is web based and administered by Northville Township. Simply visit the Northville Township website at www.twp.northville.mi.us\enotifi cations. Then enter your email address and you can select which activity you want to be notifi ed about by checking the subscription box next to an area of interest, or you can select the “subscribe to all” box. After you sign up for e-Notifi cations a confi rmation e-mail will be sent to verify your email address.The notifi cations will be sent to the e-mail address you entered. Text messaging is not an option with e-notifi cations. Soon the township will begin sharing information on Facebook and Twitter as well.I encourage you to sign up for e-notifi cations and to encourage your neighbors to sign up as well. Ofc. Mike BurroughNorthville Township Police Department41600 Six Mile Rd. Northville, MI 48168(248) 349-9400

SELLING YOUR CONDO YOURSELF?If you plan to sell your condominium yourself, you need toremember to give the new owner a copy of: • The Master Deed and By-Laws,

• Declaration of Easements and Use Restrictions, • Declaration of Parking Easements, • Rules & Regulations,• Recreation Area Handbook,• Association Phone Number Directory and • Owners manuals to all appliances.

Please notify the management company in writing of your intention to sell. No information can be given to realtors or buyers regarding your unit until a notice is given. Make sure you pay all fees and fi nes owed.If you are a new owner and did not receive any of the above items, contact the management company. The documents listed are avail-able for a fee. Whether you have the documents or not, you are responsible for abiding by them. Do not forget to register with the management company so that maintenance fees coupon books or an auto debit can be set up. Again, fi nes are not waived if you forget to call. It is important to register your pet with the management company. Lastly, make sure to inform the management company of your mortgage holder.A few important issues if handled early on will make for an easier sales process. ■

THE NEWSLETTER GARAGE SALE IN JUNE!NO– WE CAN NOT HAVE REGULAR GARAGE SALES HERE IN CCV. Thisis an opportunity for CCV homeowners only – to sell household items, [no retail goods or services] to your neighbors... here in the Village Views. You can list up to 2 ads/items FOR SALE OR WANTED for free! Think of a small classifi ed ad! Limited space– so just a three lines maxi-mum [about 20 words] per ad per household. Include your phone num-ber and/or email. Email or drop off your written AD – along with your name and address, in the editor’s mail slot, at 16357 Country Knoll no later than the MAY 20th deadline. Sorry, no ads taken by phone.

CC

V C

LUB

HO

US

E R

EN

TAL

Pri

vate

Ren

tal

$75 -

(P

lus

$2

00

Ref

unda

ble

Secu

rity

Dep

osit

)Th

ere

is N

O CH

ARGE

to re

side

nts

for A

ssoc

iatio

n M

eetin

gsCC

V Sp

onso

red

Activ

ities

, or a

Fun

eral

/Wak

e.

Co

nta

ct P

at B

oro

wsk

i at

Her

rim

an &

Ass

oci

ates

734

-459

-544

0fo

r inf

orm

atio

n re

gard

ing

rent

al o

f the

CCV

Clu

bhou

se (p

rice,

ava

ilabi

lity,

tour

).

IS G

ARB

AGE

PICK

-UP DAY

1 1

. 2

3

4

5

6

7

4

5

6

7

4

5

6

7

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

9

1

0

9

10

9

1

0

11

12

13

12

13

12

13

1

4

15

16

17

16

17

16

17

16

17

18

19

2

0

1

9

20

19

2

0

2

1

22

23

24

23

24

23

24

23

24

25

26

2

7

2

7

2

8

MMay

20111

PIN

OC

HLE

7:00 PM

NE

WSL

ETT

ER

D

EA

DLI

NE

2 29

30

3

0

30

31

31

28

29

30

MAH J

ONGG

12:30-3:30 PM

MAH J

ONGG

12:30-3:30 PM

Bir

thst

one

: Em

eral

dFl

ow

er: H

awth

orn

or

Lily

of t

he V

alle

y

MAH J

ONGG

12:30-3:30 PM

2

7

AEROBIC

2

7

2

7

S

27

27

-9

2

7

2

7

AM

2

7

19

2

0

AEROBIC

19

2

0

1

9

20

S

1

9

20

19

2

0

-9

19

2

0

1

9

20

AM

19

2

0

1

9

20

AEROBIC

19

2

0

1

9

20

S

1

9

20

19

2

0

-9

19

2

0

1

9

20

AM

19

2

0

1

6

1

7

AEROBIC

16

17

16

17

S

1

6

1

7

1

6

1

7

-9

16

17

16

17

AM

16

17

EU

CH

RE

5:45-9:30 p.m.

AEROBICS -9 AM

23

24

AEROBIC

23

24

23

24

S

2

3

2

4

2

3

2

4

-9

23

24

23

24

AM

23

24

12

13

AEROBIC

12

13

12

13

S

1

2

1

3

1

2

1

3

-9

12

13

12

13

AM

12

13

12

13

AEROBIC

12

13

12

13

S

1

2

1

3

1

2

1

3

-9

12

13

12

13

AM

12

13

9

1

0

AEROBIC

9

1

0

9

10

S

9

10

9

1

0

-9

9

1

0

9

10

AM

9

1

0

S

UN

.

MO

N.

T

UE

S.

W

ED

.

TH

UR

S.

F

RI.

S

AT.

DEAD

LINE

S FO

R JU

NEAR

TICL

ES:

- A

ll g

ener

al i

nfor

mat

ion

and f

ille

r ar

ticl

esD

UE

MAY

20th

, FI

RM

!

- A

ll B

oard

Mee

ting

Min

utes

-

As

soon

as

pos

sible

fol

low

ing

the

mee

ting

Priva

te P

arty

11

-5 p

m11

-5 p

m

Priva

te P

arty

MA

H JON

GG12:30-3:30 PM

4

5

6

7

AEROBIC

4

5

6

7

4

5

6

7

S 4

5

6

74

5

6

7-9

4

5

6

7

4

5

6

7

AM

4

5

6

7

AEROBICS -9 AM

Priva

te P

arty

P

riva

te P

arty

Priva

te P

arty

CCV-

III B

OARD

MEE

TING

AT 7

:00

PM

AT 7

:00

PM

AT

CCV-

II B

OARD

MEE

TING

AT 6

:00

PM

4

5

6

7

AEROBIC

4

5

6

7

4

5

6

7

S 4

5

6

7-9

4

5

6

7

-94

5

6

74

5

6

7 A

M4

5

6

7

Priva

te P

arty

10

am

-4:3

0 P

riva

te P

arty

SALV

ATIO

N ARM

Y EVE

NT9:3

0 am

-- 12

pm

CCV

POOL

PAS

SES

DIST

RIBU

TED

6-8

PM -

FINA

L DA

Y

CCV

POOL

PAS

SES

DIST

RIBU

TED

6-8

PMCC

V PO

OL P

ASSE

SDI

STRI

BUTE

D6-

8 PM

POOL

OPENS! 11 AM

-9 PM

POOL

OPEN! 10 AM-9

10 AM

-9 PM

PM

POOL

OPEN! 10 AM-9 PM

POOL

OPEN! 10 AM-9 PM

POOL

OPEN! 11 AM-9 PM

MayMay2011

May

CCV-II Residents Only- If you are physically unable to clean your lamp post, please call Mike Savant .

FREE COACH LAMP REPLACEMENTCCV-I Ken Chick Country Knoll Drive

CCV-II Mike Savant Village Run Drive

CCV-III Harriet Sawyer Dun Rovin Drive

NOTARIES AVAILABLE IN CCV

The following residents of Country Club Villagehave volunteered their services as notaries:

Judy Costigan on udy Costigan 420-7955 3947Village Run DriveV illage Run DriveV

Ken Wagner on Eagle Trace Drive

Leta Kekich Homestead Circle

Joann Rouston Village Run Drive

(Please call at a reasonable hour before stopping by)

Country Club Village of NorthvillePam LeDuc, Village Views EditorCountry Knoll DriveNorthville, MI 48168-2375

CCV-I Board at Annual Meeting: from left Paul Zitzewitz, Ken Chick, Joe Borchanian and Fred Rifat. Standing Bob Stefan.

CCV Wine Tasting Group met at the home ofFran and Skip Ryder in April. Pictured below: Jill Walko, Sally Goodwin and host Skip Ryder.

CCV Wine Tasting Group: Left- Judy Costigan, Bob Rouston, Joann Rouston, and Fran Firek. Right- Jack Firestone, Tom Goodwin and hostess, Fran Ryder.

05 11ccv views - herriman · villageillageviewsiews may 2 0 1 1 country club village of northville...

Documents