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April 2017

New Seating Area to Replace Green Trails GazeboThe Green Trail’s gazebo, located on the north side of College Road Park, has required substantial repairs in recent years. The GTIA Board determined last fall that it was no longer feasible to continue to repair the existing structure. Working with Balanced Environments, who has been responsible for day to day common area maintenance and the landscaping around the new GTIA signs, the Board’s Maintenance Committee decided upon a design that uses the gazebo’s

foot print. The new structure will use pavers to define a circular area within the path that surrounded the gazebo, as well as incorporate two opposing walls for residents to rest on while walking by, and or just a place to sit and take in the view.While the established plantings and trees that surrounded the

gazebo will remain primarily intact, those plantings closest to the new feature will be replaced with plants like those found around the new Green Trails Signs.The Board anticipates that the new area will be ready for residents to use late this spring.Renderings for the new design can be seen on the GTIA website, www.greentrails.org

UPDATE FOR FORMER

GREEN TRAILS GAZEBO AREA

The Pathfinder is looking for articles, photographs, and suggestions. If you have an idea or a submission, please send it to [email protected]. We cannot accept anything promoting a business, but we would be happy to highlight the accom-plishments of our residents, local fundraisers, and opportunities available to our neigh-borhood and our neighbors. Make sure to include your contact information in case any additional information is required.


Mulch volcanoes cause problems for trees.Some local landscape companies are rou-tinely mulching in this unhealthy manner.Residents can improve the situation some-what by pulling the mulch 6" away from thetree trunks. Let your landscaper know this isnot acceptable.

MulchingTips

from Betty Long

Mulching around trees can have manybenefits. Obvious benefits are neatappearance and preventing bark damage fromlawn mowers and string trimmers. A numberof other important benefits are describedbelow. However, there are problemsassociated with improper mulching. If youare mulching, do it in a way that enhancesyour landscaping, not harms it.

Mulching materialsThere are many types of mulch: organic (ex.wood chips, mushroom compost, shreddedleaves, pine needles), inorganic (ex. plasticsheeting, rocks), and living (ground coverplants). If living mulches are used, perennialground covers are recommended, not annuals,to avoid disrupting the tree’s root system.Shredded wood/bark chips are most commonlyused, but avoid using any that smell sour.

Mulching Do’sInspect drainage. On well-drained areas, 2-4"

of mulch is adequate. Less should be usedon poorly drained areas.

If mulch is already present, check for depthand composition. Ideal is 2-4" of mediumto coarse material. Deeper is not better.Add more only if needed. Fine texturedmulch can become matted, cutting off airand water penetration. Use a rake or clawtool to “fluff” it up, and incorporate somecoarser material. A thick layer of finemulch can also support weed growth.

Mulch wide, not deep. If practical, extend themulch bed out to the drip line of thebranches or beyond. If that is not practical,at least 3' out from the trunk in alldirections will allow for proper contouringof the mulch.

Contour the mulch bed: no mulch within 6" ofthe trunk, then a relatively flat concentriccircle of mulch sloping at the edges.


Free Mulch(rough

chipped fromVillage of

Lisle PublicWorks)

Self-serve:Bins locatedat NW corner

of Main Stand Front St

Benefits of proper mulchingHelps maintain soil moisture. Evaporation is

reduced, and the need for watering can beminimized.

Helps control weeds. A 2- to 4-inch layer ofmulch will reduce the germination andgrowth of weeds.

Serves as nature’s insulating blanket. Mulchkeeps soils warmer in the winter and coolerin the summer.

Many types of mulch can improve soilaeration, structure, and drainage over time.

Some mulches can improve soil fertility.A layer of mulch can inhibit certain plant

diseases.Source: Proper Mulching Techniques, © 2004,International Society of Arboriculture, Champaign, IL.

Mulching Don’t’sDo not pile mulch against tree trunks. This

may lead to disease, insect, or rodentdamage. The critical root flare at the baseof trees should be exposed to air.

Do not mulch too deeply. Deep mulch mayhold excess moisture in the root zone,stressing the plant and causing root rot.

It is common practice to cut a shallow trencharound the mulch bed. This should bedone with caution since the feeder roots ofmost trees are close to the surface. Do notheap the soil from the trench onto the treeroots. Use it elsewhere.

2-4" deep6" fromtrunk


Green Trails Improvement AssociationBoard of Directors

Peter Bakas - President - Area N, TYN-APCLeslie Lavin - Vice President - Area E, WGL(W)

Bill Swiderski - Treasurer- Area A, HF3, 4&5Susan Quasney - Secretary - Area I, SR1

Chris Lotysz - Area B, HF1, OKSMarg Hough - Area C, WV1,2,TLO

Tony Dolinar - Area D, HF2, WGL(E)Alden Snyder - Area F, CWD, HTW, WGL 1-31

Mark Munoz - Area G, PRMPat Coughlin-Schillo - Area H, GR1 &2, LWS, SR5

Mike Monroe - Area J, SR2, BLMJohn Warrington - Area K, SR3, LW2

Robert Klaeren - Area L, SR4, LW1, AWC, CG apts.Linda Gilbert - Area M, HPT

Michael Olson - Area O, GT apts.

Green Trails Pathfinder is a newsletter of the Green Trails Improvement Association

Board Meeting is on the second Tuesday of the month. All Green Trails residents are welcome.

NEXT MEETING: April 11, 20177:30 p.m. - Kennedy Junior High, LRC

Green Trails Drive

PROPERTY MANAGERC&R Property Advisors

P.O. Box 3106Lisle, IL 60532

Telephone: 630-210-8353Julie Maschmeier

Please call C&R Property Advisors if you need information or have

questions regarding Green Trails.

GTIA Yearly Assessment Policy

SELLING? REFINANCING?Anyone selling or refinancing within the Green Trails Improvement Associa-tion area should require a letter from C&R Property Advisors, regarding their status of the yearly assessment charge. Requests for such may be called into the Management Office or requested by letter. Information to provide is as follows: 1) Property address; 2) Seller’s attorney name and phone number; 3) Buyer’s name; and 4) Date of closing. All this information will be required no less than 10 days prior to the close, and will require $100 for the PAL. If notice is given less than 10 days prior to close, there is an additional fee of $75 (total of $175) for the PAL. A PAL for a refinance is a flat fee of $100 - no penalty fee for late notice in this case. C&R Property Advisors, P.O. Box 3106, Lisle, IL 60532. Contact Julie Maschmeier, 630-210-8353.

Please read the box on the Classified page for instructions on how to submit an ad. Commercial ads should be submitted to address at right.

EDITORBeth Haugeberg

630-416-7693E-Mail stories to:

[email protected]

For Commercial Ads Contact Pam Shuta

ALLEGRA Marketing Print Mail

2200 Ogden Ave., Ste 550 Lisle, IL 60532

630-963-9100 [email protected]

Visit our Green Trails website at:

www.greentrails.org Or E-Mail us at:

[email protected]

Assessments are paid annually. The billing for the new year’s assessment will be mailed out no later than Nov. 29th. Payment is due Jan. 1st. If payment is not received by Feb. 1st, an administrative fee is added to the assessment. If an owner does not receive an invoice by Dec. 10th, notify management immediately. GTIA policy states the homeowner is responsible for paying on time, with or without the invoice. If your address has changed, or if you have any questions regarding your bill, call Julie Maschmeier, at C&R Property Advisors at 630-210-8353.

Summary of GTIA Board Meeting Minutes March 14, 2017 Pending Board Approval

Peter Bakas called the meeting to order at 7:30 PM at Ken-nedy Jr. High School. Board members present: Peter Bakas, Pat Coughlin-Schillo,Tony Dolinar, Marg Hough, Les Lavin, Chris Lotysz, Michael Olson, Susan Quasney, Alden Snyder, William Swiderski and John Warrington. Board members excused: Linda Gilbert, Bob Klaeren, Michael Monroe and Mark Munoz. Management: Tom Maschmeier. Paula Gleason was Recording Secretary. A quorum was present.

Open Forum: None

Minutes of the Prior Meeting: Minutes of the February meeting were reviewed.

Board Motion: Tony Dolinar moved to approve the Feb-ruary minutes, William Swiderski seconded. Motion was passed by a unanimous voice vote

Treasurer’s Report: William Swiderski reviewed the February Balance Sheet, and Income and Expense State-ment. Bill noted that the First Community Financial Bank CD was renewed for 17 months @1.20% APY; interest of of $3,910.75 was included as part of the renewal.

Board Motion: Alden Snyder motioned to accept the check register expenditures of $22,659.16 for March, Pat Coughlin-Schillo seconded. Motion was passed by a unan-imous voice vote.

Management Report: Telephone log line items were in-cluded in the Board packet.

Balanced Environment completed the demolition and re-moval of the Gazebo in February.

Balanced Environment cleared an area on the east side of College Road south of Abbeywood Drive, along Woodg-lenn Village, Unit 2, by cleaning out the underbrush, Buck-thorn, Mulberry, and two smaller Ash trees, and pruned several Elder Box trees.

In reference to Acct #HF1030, Management received a re-vised payment program dated 2/17/17 per the Bankruptcy Court.

In reference to Acct#HPT024, Management received a third party call requesting an installment payment plan to pay down the delinquent account.

Management sent three Educational Notices of Non-Com-pliance for violation of Rules & Regulations for signage in the common area. The signage has been removed.

Please see “Minutes” cont. on page 4


As of 3/9/17, 2017 annual assessments of approximately $387,000 from 2,005 paid accounts have been collected.

Management prepared and mailed 90 certified and 1st class letters on 3/1/17 to respective residents as notification of the “Statutory Thirty (30) Day Demand Prior to Filing Lien” for payment of past due amounts. This mailing compares to 95 notices in 2016, 92 notices in 2015 and 90 notices in 2014.

On behalf of the GTIA Board of Directors, Management drafted and sent a letter to Dan Nowak of the DuPage Coun-ty Division of Transportation outlining the Board’s position with regard to bike access through Green Trails, and the pro-posed regional bike trail system.

Management completed seven paid assessment letters and one refinance letter in March.

Management will send out two welcome packages for sales completed in February.

Management filed two Release and Cancellation of Lien forms.

Management provided a list of March newcomers. Board Directors are encouraged to call on newcomers in their re-spective areas.

Finance Committee: No report

Maintenance Committee: Les Lavin noted that after the recent two heavy rain incidents, there did not appear to be standing water in the yard, as previously observed with prior rainfalls, on the Brookline property. It was also noted that the barrier along the path had been removed after the first recent rainfall. There has been no further communication since the January 30 email from Marilyn Sucoe with regard to the St. Procopius Creek floodplain remapping. In response to a Huntington Ridge resident’s letter to Management sug-gesting installation of a connector between Naperville Park District’s Ridge Park and GTIA, Peter Bakas, Tom Masch-meier, Bill Swiderski and Les inspected the area. The gen-eral consensus of the Board was to be open to the idea, but request that the Naperville Park District prepare a definitive proposal and suggested license agreement for the Board’s review. Management confirmed that neither the GTIA Na-tionwide Insurance policy coverage nor premium would be affected should such a connector be installed. Betty Long and Les met recently to mark interior sites where Schwarz Nursery will transplant seven to eleven deciduous trees from the nursery in the early spring. Les noted that information has been received that there there appear to be new infesta-tions approaching our area which may impact some of the Spruce trees and Boxwood shrubs. Maintenance will moni-tor this situation for occurrence and remedial action. Les recommended that Management order a dozen saplings from

“Minutes” cont. from page 3the Kane-DuPage catalog for installation in the nursery. Les asked Board members to inspect and choose from among the various stone paver samples that Management had brought to the meeting. Once the choice has been made, the con-tractor will proceed to order the material to be used in the next phase of the Gazebo area renovation. Before rendering a decision on size and color, the consensus of the Board was to ask Management to locate several sites that are using this type of paver, so that Board members could visit and form a better idea as to the in situ appeal of the alternatives prior to the next Board meeting. A suggestion was made to submit a conceptual rendering of the proposed Gazebo renovation for inclusion in the Pathfinder and posting on the GTIA website.

Communication Committee: No Report. Bill Swiderski suggested publishing Board member email addresses; sub-ject was referred to the Communication Committee. Bill Swiderski suggested GTIA initiate a Facebook account; sub-ject was referred to the Communication Committee.

Parks Committee: Pat Coughlin-Schillo noted that Board member assignments for GTIA park inspections would be distributed at the April Board meeting. Susan Quasney gave a synopsis of the February Park District Board meeting. Mi-chael Olson will attend the March Park District Board meet-ing.

Old Business/New Business: None

Board Member Area Reports: Area A, Bill Swiderski reported the fence behind his prop-erty has been cut wide open again and requested that repairs be initiated to resolve the problem; the matter was referred to the Maintenance Committee for review and to recommend an appropriate course of action to take in this recurring mat-ter.

Area I, Susan Quasney suggested photographs of sump pump violations should be posted in the Pathfinder.

AdjournmentBoard Motion: There being no further business, Michael Olson motioned to adjourn the meeting, Susan Quasney sec-onded. The motion was passed by a unanimous voice vote; the meeting was adjourned at 8:40 pm.

Respectfully submitted, Paula Gleason, Recording Secretary, Signature on File


ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL IMPROVEMENT PLANTING REQUIRMENTS Warning! Planting or improving the common area must be approved by Green Trails Improvement Association Board of Directors.

Don’t plant that tree, flower, or erect that fence before reading these guidelines. Anything not approved can and will be removed.

The common area belongs to all of us and the rules and guidelines have been developed to protect our pathways from the damage caused by mature tree roots, and our citizens from shrubs with barbs.

Other guidelines are developed to aid and facilitate mowing. All of us are paying the price of any violation in terms of restricting the use of common areas, repairing damaged pathways, or causing delays in mowing.

The following are guidelines for planting or improving on the common area. Before anything is done, a home-owner must obtain written approval of the GTIA. Forms are available from C&R Property Advisors (630-210-8353) or via the web site at www.greentrails.org/gt-gov-docs.html. Your application will be processed as quickly as possible providing all information is correct. 1. No man-made objects of any kind such as fences, retaining walls, raised timber planters, play equipment,

sandboxes, dog-runs, etc., will be allowed beyond your property line. 2. No vegetable or flower gardens, or fruit trees will be allowed in the common area. 3. No hedges or hedge type bushes will be allowed. 4. All shade and ornamental (non-fruit bearing) trees must be placed a minimum of 8-10 feet from the trail. 5. All multiple low profile shrubs, plantings and low-branched ornamental trees must be placed in a planting

bed, which must be kept to a minimum. 6. All planting beds must be covered with an organic type of mulch such as shredded bark. 7. Decorative rocks, gravel, bark chunks and other bulky substances shall not be used due to possible danger

to persons and/or property when scattered and thrown by mowers. The use of boulders and large land-scaping rocks is prohibited.

8. Native wildflowers and ground covers are recommended in all bed areas for erosion control (provided the planting area is no larger than 15% of the available common area behind your home).

9. Screen utility boxes, but don’t forget to leave access.10. Sodding up to the trail will be allowed and encouraged. 11. Keep all trees a minimum of 15-20 feet from each other; multiple trees may not be contained within a plant-

ing bed. 12. Don’t place plantings in those areas where they might limit the “recreational usage” of or access to the

common area, or which will restrict mowing. 13. The improvement shall be done in such a manner that it does not enclose the common area to your prop-

erty. 14. No grading, cutting, filling, stockpiling or alteration of any grade shall be permitted anywhere within the

common area unless specifically approved by the board. 15. Any grading change will require a grading permit from the Village of Lisle.


c/o JRM Properties, Inc. P.O. Box 3106, Lisle, IL 60532-8106 (630) 961-7456 –Fax (630)961-3141

www.greentrails.org - e-mail: [email protected]

ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL IMPROVEMENT APPLICATION REQUEST

NAME: PHONE: _________________

ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________________________________________

AREA: ______ SECTION:___________________________________________________________________________________

NATURE OF IMPROVEMENT : _______________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LOCATION: ___________________________________________________ DIMENSIONS:_______________________________

PLANT MATERIAL:_________________________________________________________________________________________

SUPPLIER:_________________________________________________________________________________________________

A SKETCH ON A PLAT OF SURVEY THAT SHOWS ALL PLANNED IMPROVEMENTS MUST BE SUBMITTED AND ATTACHED TO THE APPLICATION TO SHOW LOCATION AND DIMENSIONS. ALSO, IT IS THE EXPRESSED RESPONSIBILITY OF THE APPLICANT TO CONTACT ALL UTILITIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO COMMONWEALTH EDISON, NICOR, AT&T (TELEPHONE), COMCAST and VILLAGE OF LISLE PRIOR TO DIGGING BY CALLING: J.U.L.I.E. (800-892-0123).

I/WE UNDERSTAND THE RULES CONCERNING THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT. I/WE AGREE TO ABIDE BY THE RULES SET FORTH BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND WILL BE SOLELY LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE, UPKEEP MAINTENANCE, AND ENCROACHMENT THAT THIS IMPROVEMENT MAY CAUSE TO THE COMMON AREA. I/WE AGREE THAT ANY UNAPPROVED ENCROACHMENT WILL BE CORRECTED AT MY/OUR EXPENSE. I/WE ALSO AGREE TO INFORM ANY FUTURE PURCHASER OF THE UNIT IN WHICH I/WE CURRENTLY RESIDE THAT THEY BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF SAID IMPROVEMENTS.

DATE: __________________ SIGNED: _________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ FOR OFFICE USE ONLY DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED: _____________________

REVIEWED BY: _______________________________________________________________ DATE: ____________________

GTIA BOARD - APPROVED: ______________ DISAPPROVED: ______________ DATE: ____________________

FINAL INSPECTION OF IMPROVEMENT ON DATE: ____________________________________________________________

SIGNED: ____________________________________________________________

c/o C&R Property AdvisorsP.O. Box 3106, Lisle, IL 60532-3106

630-210-8353www.greentrails.org - email: [email protected]


KIDSSpring Read: Pirates! April 1 through 30We have built houses and gone to outer space, this year we are sailing the high seas! Read a special pirate book, draw us your secret treasure map and earn the right to call yourself a pirate. Then finish the program with a Pirate party to celebrate everyone who finished Spring Read! For all ages. Registration required.

Monday Fundays & Terrific Tuesdays: Titanic ScienceMonday, April 17 & Tuesday, April 17, 4 - 5 p.m. It’s been over 100 years since the Titanic sank, but it still is fascinating to people today. We will use science experiments and demonstrations to find out what sank the Titanic, and then create our own (hopefully unsinkable) boats. For grades K-5. Registration required.

Monday Fundays & Terrific Tuesdays: Money Smart Art MarketMonday, April 24 & Tuesday, April 25, 4 - 5 p.m. Join us for a fun way to learn a little about money, saving and spending. We will be giving out “library bucks” for you to spend on art supplies. Plan ahead so you have enough money to make the best artistic creation possible. For grades K-5. Registration required.

Storytime Dance Party Tuesday, April 25, 10:30 - 11 a.m.

Come in for this special storytime and bust a move with our librarians! This special storytime will be all music oriented. For ages 2 to 6. Registration required.

TEENSFandom Friday: LEGO UniverseFriday, April 21, 4 - 5 p.m. Are you into fandom? This we build our own LEGO Empire! For grades 6 and up. Registration required.

YA Thursday: DIY Cement SculptureThursday, April 13, 4 - 5 p.m. Join us for an afternoon of messy creativity and learn how to make sculptures out of cement. For grades 6 and up. Registration required.

Teen: Karaoke!Tuesday, April 11, 7 - 8 p.m. Join us for Karaoke! Pick songs, eat snacks, and have a good time. You are guaranteed to embarrass yourself and others around you! For grades 6 and up. Registration required.

TEEN: ACT Practice TestSaturday, April 22, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. We will be hosting a FREE ACT practice test. The test will be three hours long and consist of one break. Visit the official ACT website at actstudent.org to learn about what to bring and expect from the ACT. Registration required. Limited to 20 individuals.

ADULTSAmerica’s First Sports Hero: The Remarkable and Tragic Life of Christy MathewsonFriday, April 14, 7 - 8:30 p.m. One hundred years ago, Christy Mathewson had the name recognition associated with contemporary athletes such as Michael Jordan, Peyton Manning, or Kris Bryant. Presenter Craig Pierce, Programming Coordinator at Genoa Public Library, brings Mathewson’s compelling life to the forefront. Highlighting accomplishments on and off the field: college athlete, Hall of Fame baseball player, writer, World War I veteran, and other achievements.

Adult Craft: Twig Flower PotsTuesday, April 25, 7 - 8:30 p.m. Join us as we make twig flower pots from found materials in nature and around the house. Limited to 20 individuals. Registration required.

Twitter for BeginnersTuesday, April 18, 2 - 3:30 p.m. Join us for an overview of this popular social media platform, including how to set up an account, find people to follow, and begin tweeting.

Friends of the Library: Spring Book and Media SaleThursday, April 27- Saturday, April 28 Don’t miss the Spring Used Book and Media Sale! Thursday, April 28th is exclusively for members of the Friends of the Lisle Library group, but non-members can join for only $2 at the door. Friday and Saturday there’s no admission. Come early and grab your favorites!

LITERACYLearn English at the Library! Need help with speaking, reading, or writing in English? Visit Lisle Library to attend one of our Literacy classes and conversation groups. No registration or fees are required.

• ESL (English as a Second Language) for You! Classes: Saturday, April 8, 15, & 29 from 10 a.m. to Noon

• Conversation Group/Book Discussion: Saturday, April 8 & 22 from 10 a.m. to Noon

Lisle Library EventsFor more information, or to register for any of these events, visit lislelibrary.org or call 630-971-1675


TIDBITS by Paula Gleason

Why should the kids get all the Easter treats?

2 C vanilla wafer crumbs 1 Tbsp lemon zest3 Tbsp butter, melted 1/3 C lemon juice, divided4 8 oz pkg cream cheese, softened 1/2 tsp vanilla 1 ¾ C sugar, divided 4 eggs (1 separated) 3 Tbsp flour 2 Tbsp cornstarch ½ C water

Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Line a 13 x 9 inch pan with foil. Mix wafer crumbs and butter; press onto bottom of pan. Bake 10 minutes. Beat cream cheese, 1 cup of the sugar, flour, lemon zest, 2 Tbsp of the lemon juice and vanilla with mixer until blended. Add 1 egg white and remaining 3 whole eggs, beating after each just until blended (reserve yolk for later). Pour batter over crust. Bake 40 minutes until center is almost set. Remove from oven, cool completely, about 1 hour. Refrigerate at least 4 hours. Mix cornstarch and remaining sugar in saucepan; gradually stir in water and remaining lemon juice. Bring just to boil, stirring constantly; cook and stir until clear and thickened. In small bowl lightly beat the reserved egg yolk until blended; stir in 2 Tbsp of the hot cornstarch mixture. Return to remaining cornstarch mixture in saucepan, cook and stir a minute or so until thickened. Cool. Spoon glaze over cheesecake. Refrigerate 1 hour. Use foil handles to remove cheesecake from pan before cutting to serve. Scrumptious!!

Life is a one-time offer, use it well!

Be careful when you follow the masses...sometimes the M is silent!

If you change nothing, nothing will change.

No matter how large a hammer you use, you cannot pound common sense into stupid people.

A scholar’s ink lasts longer than a martyr’s blood!

Double-Lemon Cheesecake Bars (16 Servings)

COME AND JOIN THE FUN!With summer fast approaching its time to think about activities for your children that include outside fun, exercise, theme nights, fun Fridays, family, friends, and neighbors.

The Steeple Run Stingray swim team gives you all these things for a reasonable price.

This recreational and instructional program is open to children aged 4 to 18 years old in Naperville, Lisle, and surrounding communities. All swim levels are accepted. Our dedicated coaching staff work tirelessly to meet each swimmer at their level and help them to grow and improve through daily practices.

If you need more information on membership and fees, or to register, please visit www.steeplerunstingrays.com or contact Kellie Spreitzer at [email protected]

Steeple Run

STINGRAYS


Green Trails Classified Ads

FOR SALE:• 70+ sq. ft of Bruce prefinished oak hardwood floor-ing, still in the box. Flooring is 3/4” thick, and 2 1/4 in width. $100 obo. 28 used window shutters that can be spray painted to desired color. Various sizes. $50.00 obo. 48”x27” love seat. Upholstered with decorative oak frame. Perfect for dorm room. - $40.00 obo. Call 630-841-3701. • Estate/Moving Sale: Furniture, kitchen items, sewing machine, lamps, tables, twin headboard, dresser, mattress, bedding, bar stools, paintings, candles, TV Hutch/Console, office items. College dorm must-haves. Call 630-853-3538.• Like new Rollator $45.00; walker with basket$10.00; crutches $10.00; My First Collectible Doll- new- $15.00; IKEA sofa base $75.00; TI82 graphing calculator $15.00. Pictures are available. Karen 630-886-2232.

Green Trails residents may submit ads and ar-ticles for publication in the Pathfinder free of charge according to approved guidelines:

1. Ads must be received by the editor on or before the 12th of each month to be considered for publi-cation. Ads may be sent by e-mail or by USPS. If sent by USPS, the ads must be typed or printed on 8 ½ X 11 paper. (2030 Carriage Hill Rd. - Lisle) 2. Ads must include the residents GTIA Account Number (as found on their Pathfinder label), name, address, telephone number and/or e-mail address. 3. Ads will be limited to 25 words. 4. Renewal ads must be re-submitted each month according to these guidelines. 5. Ads that do not meet policy guidelines will not be printed. 6. Ads for businesses will not be accepted for free publication. 7. First-time classified ad submissions will take priority over repeat ads, and the editor will have discretion over revisions to ads.DISCLAIMERThe Green Trails Improvement Association does not endorse any of the products or services listed in the Pathfinder.

SUBMITTING CLASSIFIEDS• Classifieds must be renewed monthly via e-mail with “pathfinder” in the subject line.• No phone-in ads or phone renewals.• Classifieds should be sent to Beth Haugeberg at: [email protected]. Questions: Call Beth at 1-630-416-7693.

• Moving: CharBroil BBQ grill (2 years old) $100, Bunk bed (red metal) twin on top, full on bottom, includes twin mattress $75, medium brown coffee table with two match-ing end tables $100, 4 drawer file cabinet on wheels $20, wooden desk $10, black office chair $20, 4 piece curved sectional couch with tapestry pattern $400, small wooden desk and chair $15. Please call 630-717-7923.• Used 52” Spaulding portable basketball hoop, adjustable from 7.5’ to 10’. $95. Call Scott at 630-416-8615.

HELP WANTED:• Need someone to mow my lawn as needed from spring to fall. Use your mower. East side of College Ave. Call 630-436-0342.• Piano teacher. Looking for a laid back piano teacher to come to our Green Trails home, 3 students, Mondays or Tuesdays. High school or college piano student is fine. 630-341-1046.

SERVICES:• 13 year old boy looking to mow lawns. Average size lawn $20. You can contact his father Peter at 630-544-7022.

REAL ESTATE:• 4 BR Green Trails ranch home, 3 bedrooms/1.5 baths on first floor, plus fully finished basement with 1 bedroom, family room, laundry and storage rooms. Professionally landscaped with brick patio, walk to church and school, in the $320’s. Please call 630-717-7923.

FOR RENT:• LUXURIOUS MOUNTAIN CONDO Winter Park, CO. Fully furnished 1 BR mountain home. Deck with breathtak-ing view of the Continental Divide. Sleeps 4, Fireplace, fully finished kitchen, hot tub, mountain biking, White water rafting. Championship golf, fishing, and Alpine slide. $895 per week. Call 630-460-0010.• VERY NICE TOWNHOME. In Highpoint. 2BR. 1 1/2 BA, hardwood floors, all appliances incl. washer/dryer. Garage. Basement. Pool access. Lawn Maintenance & snow removal included. No pets or smoking. Call 630-460-0010.

Don’t forget, you can submit classified ads online! Just go to greentrails.org and navigate to Pathfinder. Then just click Ad Submission Form to submit your ad.

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