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Don’t forget to wear green on March 17 Pg. 6Blooms, Bees and Being: The Joy of Spring Pg. 7

May you find this year the renewal of hope,health, love and the spirit of God.

Happy Easter to you and your family!DORIS PRADO

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Master Board of Directors

Administration Staff

Administration Office

The Moors Club Center

RENTAL COMMUNITIESLakeridge at The Moors

Latitudes at The Moors

Board Meetings ScheduleMeetings for the Sub-Associations start at 6:30 p.m. in the ExecutiveOffices Building at the Club Center. Master Association meetings start at 7 p.m.

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Homeowners are encouraged to attend the Board Meetings and to participate in their community affairs. It’s your community, get involved!

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March & April Event Calendar...........

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Club Center Access Office Hours..........................

RULES & REGULATIONS REMINDERSParking: Boot Enforcement ..................................Guest Parking Spaces And Live-In Guests ...........Parking Permits ...................................................You should Know...Leasing your Moors Property? Cash Payments....................... ....................................Paying Your Maintenance ....................................

EZGo Carts: Garbage Collection ...........................Moving & Deliveries ...........................................

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HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

PresidentNicole Curry Coffee, Moors Pointe

Antonio Sanchez, Patio Homes

SecretaryAudrey Rohlehr, Townvillas

DirectorDeniese Esquivel, Village Homes

DirectorLazaro Ledo, Lakeridge Apartments

DirectorJuan Valencia, Latitudes Apartments

Property ManagerDoris Prado /manager@themoors.com

Assistant ManagerYaniYY Solivera /asst_manager@themoors.com

Administrative AssistantEbony Colon / admin@themoors.com

Questions regarding estoppel letters, PUD questionnaires, salon rentals.

17321 NW 66th Court / Miami, FL 33015 / 305-821-9923 themoors@themoors.com / www.themoors.com

Security – South Gate (305) 821-932717321 NW 66th Court / Miah mi, FL 33015 / 305-821-9923

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Issues related to violation letters, request for review for Architectural Modifi cation forms, work orders and complaints about your neighbors.

TreasurerDave Graveline, Garden Homes

Vice President

endorses or recommends any advertiser perse. Advertisements are accepted on afirst come, first served basis, and must be in good taste. We do not warrant, eitherexpressly or by implication, as matter of policy. Always check references, licenses,insurance, etc.

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The Miami-Dade Police Department is making the following recommendations to residents for their safety.

Citizens are urged to use caution and park in well-lit areas. When shopping, do not carry large sums of money or display expensive jewelry.

Keep valuables out of sight or in the trunk.

Do not leave purses and other valuables on front seats of vehicles or in plain sight.

Always lock your vehicle.

Report any suspicious activity to the police.

If you are involved in a traffic crash, call the police immedi-ately and remain inside of your locked vehicle until police or first responders arrive.

Anyone with any information regarding crimes that have occurred is encouraged to call Miami-Dade Crime stoppers at 305-471-8477 (Tips). Non-emergency 305-476-5423. Emergency 911.

Your Association Board of Directors is committed to maintaining the highest levels of quality in our community. It is important for owners to get involved. With that being said, we currently have positions open on the Grievance Committees. Your help only requires one hour a month to attend our monthly meetings.

With your participation and help we hope to undertake new projects this year in an effort to continue to better the community. Any owners, in good standing, interested in joining the Grievance Committee can attend the next meeting or send us written notice to our onsite office or via email.

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Mistake #1. Not Getting OrganizedWrite down a game plan to help you prioritize and stay on task. “Start with your least favorite rooms, like the kitchen and bathrooms, which typically take the most work,” says Meg Roberts, president of Molly Maid, a national residential cleaning service. Then, gather your supplies in a bucket and carry them with you from room to room so you don’t waste time running back to the cleaning closet.

Mistake #2. Doing the brunt of the work by yourself can lead to a long day and sore muscles. Delegate simple tasks, such as dusting, shaking out rugs, and clearing clutter to children. Call on teenagers and your husband to do some heavy lifting, such as moving furniture or cleaning the garage.

If you live by yourself, invite a good friend over so you can chat and drink coffee between tasks. If your friend also lives alone, offer to visit while she’s cleaning. “Don’t look at the work as chores but rather as exercise that you’ll get,” says Roberts. She recommends turning the afternoon into a workout by doing walking lunges as you move between rooms.

Mistake #3. Cleaning often takes a long time because people tend to use the wrong tools, says Debra Johnson, training manager for Merry Maids, a national residential cleaning compa-ny. She suggests stocking up on four must-haves: microfiber cloths, steam, extension wand, anda vacuum with attachments. “While other cloths push dust around, microfiber grabs and removes dust,”

she says. Johnson also recommends steam, especially on floors, as steam requires no chemicals or products

and helps surfaces stay cleaner longer. Meanwhile, an extension wand helps you reach high ceilings and hanging light fixtures, while a vacuum with attachments allows you to clean upholstery and tight spaces.

Mistake #4. To lighten the load, follow a few simple tips from Roberts. First, dust surfaces with a microfiber cloth so you don’t have to use cleaning solution. When cleaning tubs and sinks, apply the cleaning solution and let it soak for 10 minutes before wiping the surface. Remove baked-on food in your microwave by filling a glass with water and heating the liquid on high for one minute; the steam will loosen stains, making it easier to clean. To ease toilet-bowl scrubbing, drop two Polident denture-cleaning tablets in the bowl and let fizz for 10 minutes.

Mistake #5. Overlooking Grimy Spots. Remove baskets and debris from the bottom of the dishwasher. Spray a water and vinegar solution onto a cleaning cloth or clean sponge to wipe down the inside of the door and top and bottom racks. Run the empty machine on its highest temperature setting without detergent for a thorough rinse.

Window blinds: Shut blinds and use a microfiber cloth to dust them. Close blinds in opposite direction for a quick, complete wipe-down.

Trash cans: Remove the bag and sprinkle baking soda in the bottom of

the can before adding about two inches of water. Allow the mixture to sit and then swish it with clean water. Wipe down the sides and rinse. Dry it with an old towel or let air dry.

“Most people fail to look up,” adds Johnson. Search for cobwebs in corners, around fireplaces, on top of lampshades, and between windows. Dust can also collect on ceiling fans, especially if you never turn them off, so clean each blade. Mistake #6. Continuing to Use the Same Dirty Cloth. If you wonder why you have streaks on surfaces, blame a soiled cloth. Keep a stack of clean cloths nearby and switch them out frequently, says Johnson. But you don’t need piles of microfiber cloths, as you can clean them. Just rinse in clean water and wring out. If you’re dusting, use a dry microfiber; then hold it inside a garbage bag and shake it to remove the dust. Mistake #7. Waiting Until Spring. “Incorporating easy tricks into your daily and weekly routines can make maintenance easier,” says Robert. Try putting a squeegee in the shower and run the tool over the walls to minimize build-up. Line bathroom and bedroom trashcans with plastic shopping bags to reduce sticky residue. Ask family members to spend five to 10 minutes each night putting away clothes, toys, shoes, and mail. “By keeping clutter to a minimum, you’ll spend less time preparing to clean,” she says. Finally, don’t make cleaning a weekly or bi-weekly chore. Spread tasks throughout the week, tackling one room at a time.

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CLUB CENTER EVENTS & UPDATES

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POINT HOMES MEETING

POINT HOMES ANNUAL MEETING

TOWNVILLASANNUAL MEETING

GARDEN HOMESANNUAL MEETING

PATIO HOMESMEETING

PATIO HOMESANNUAL MEETING

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Don’t forget to wear greenon March 17

Saint Patrick's DayBy Dave Collett

St. Patrick is the patron saint and national apostle of Ireland. He was born in the fourth century and is famous for bringing Christianity into Ireland. St. Patrick’s Day is a very well known Irish national holiday, which is celebrated not only in Ireland but all around the world. It falls on the 17th of March.

History of St. PatrickSt. Patrick was born to wealthy parents in the late fourth century. Until the age of 16, he thought of himself as a pagan. He was kidnapped and sold as a slave at this age by Irish marauders. It was during this capture that he turned to God.

He managed to escape after being a slave for six years and then studied in a monastery in Gaul for 12 years. This was when he knew that his ‘calling’ was to try and convert all the pagans in Ireland to Christianity.

St. Patrick went around Ireland found-ing monasteries and successfully converting people to Christianity. The Celtic Druids were very unhappy with him and tried to arrest him several times but he always managed to escape.

After 30 years of being a missionary in Ireland, he finally settled down in a place called County Down. He died on the 17th of March, AD 461.

Legend and FolkloreShamrocks, leprechauns and the blarney stone are associated with St. Patrick’s Day. Shamrocks are three-leaved clovers found growing in patches on grass. You are thought to be lucky if you find a four-leaved clover, so do keep it if you ever come across one!

Leprechauns are little Irish fairies, and they are thought to work as shoe-makers for other fairies. The Irish say that if a leprechaun is caught by a human, he will reveal where he hides his pot of gold. On this day, pictures of shamrocks and leprechauns are hung everywhere. Some people even dress up as lepre-chauns complete with their big green hats!

The village of Blarney is situated northwest of the Irish city of Cork. Blarney comes from the Irish word ‘An blarna’, meaning the plain. Blarney Castle is a very famous castle in this village and is 90 feet tall. The world famous Blarney Stone is on the top story. It is said that if one kisses this stone, one will be given the gift of eloquence, meaning to have beautiful

speaking abilities. Nowadays, the word blarney means the ability to influence and coax with fair words and soft speech without offending.

What Do People Do on St. Patrick’s Day?St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated world-wide with people dancing and singing in Irish pubs, watching the St. Patrick’s Day parade, drinking ‘green’ beer, wearing green clothes and just generally having a good time. Children in Ireland have a tradition of pinching their friends who don’t wear green on this day!

Traditional Food and Drink on St. Patrick’s DayBacon and cabbage is what most people have on this day. Another popular dish is Irish soda bread and potato pancakes. Irish pub owners go crazy on this day, putting green food colouring into their beers and traditional Irish Guinness Stout is a sell out in all Irish pubs! People also drink lots of Irish coffee, which is made with warm whiskey, sugar, coffee and topped off with cream. Sounds delicious? It is!

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Blooms, Bees and Being:The Joy of Spring

A couple of weeks ago, while out enjoying a rare bit of sunshine between cold rainy spells, we saw our first bumblebee of the season, slowly moving from one bloom to another. There were no other bees to be seen, but this one was out, legs full of pollen, moving determinedly from one early bloom to another. A couple of days later the two lizards which live under the stairs were warming themselves in the fleeting midday sun. And just today a crow skimmed low overhead with a heavy load of nest materials. New shoots are poking through the dark earth, cherry blossoms are garlanding the trees and daffodils are brightening the fields. It seems that, bit by bit, spring is arriving, with its longer days, bright colours and new life.

With the longer days and the accompany-ing fresh growth and reinvigorated activity, it seems that there is often a renewed sense of lightness and repurpose to our days, particularly a drive to get outside, to turn our faces to the sun, to dig in the earth, to start planning and planting gardens, be they full of flowers or more edible crops of fruits, berries and vegeta-bles. After long weeks and months spent inside, there is an invitation on the wind to come out and play.

There is something fresh, new and exciting about planning what to plant, about preparing the earth, selecting the seeds and deciding what will work best in each location, in gently tipping each little bearer of new life into a hole and patting a blanket of earth on top. And then, once the seeds are planted, the waiting begins.

Of course there are the blooms already up from last autumn’s bulbs, and bedding plants that can be manoeuvred into place, once the last risk of frost has passed, and there are those plants that may have been started early, gently nurtured indoors,

slowly acclimatised to the outdoors and finally ready to be transplanted, and so the wait for new growth is lessened. But with all their beauty, none of these can replace the small thrill of success as new shoots come up from a carefully nurtured, seem-ingly empty patch of earth.

For so many plants, after the initial work of clearing the winter’s detritus, turning and preparing the soil, and planting the seeds, there remains the waiting. Once those small kernels have been sowed away in the warm earth, while there is there is little to be seen on the surface, so much is happening out of sight. There is still tend-ing to be done: watering, weeding, always watching for pests, fungus, other threats to the small life slowing wending its way to the surface, but there is nothing that can be done to rush the growth of those seeds – they have their own schedules and will break through the surface of the soil only when they are ready.

In the preparations, in the turning of the soil, the planting, the tending, and yes, the waiting, for many there comes a sense of peace, of oneness, that often is lacking in other parts of our lives. These small steps (and not so small, if there is much to be done to prepare the garden!) give space for the mind to roam, for seeds of thoughts perhaps long since planted to germinate and start to grow as well. Something about the fresh air, the sunlight, the immersion in nature seems to invite introspection.

We each have our own seeds, ideas or thoughts that we’ve gathered along the way, perhaps a teaching we’ve read, something we wanted to learn, or change about ourselves, perhaps something less well defined, a way of seeing the world, or a new perspective to contemplate. These seeds, too, need to be given the care and patience that we give to those in our

gardens.Consider what a seed requires to germi-nate and take root. The right environment, a place that is fertile and that can provide a safe home for the seed, someplace for roots to sink down, a place where nourish-ment can be drawn up those roots. It requires warmth and light, which encour-age the new seedling to the surface, to break through the darkness and, firmly anchored, to grow. And time, because while some seeds can be forced, most will emerge only when they are ready.

How much of the above can be applied to ourselves, when new seeds have been planted in our minds? If we are receptive and ready, we provide that nurturing environment, and slowly roots form, and those seeds, of teachings, of new experi-ences, of new ways of looking at the world or of being within it, slowly grow and come into the light. Often that happens without us ever thinking about it. The transforma-tion occurs deep down, and until the seed-lings break through, we may not have an awareness of what has been growing within until suddenly it is simply there. Other times, though, we know that seed has been planted, and, like the seeds sown in our freshly turned gardens, we want so much to see the growth right away. The hardest thing to do is to wait for it to grow in its own time.

It may be that, in the joyous return of spring, in nature and in the work that we can choose to see as drudgery or as a gift of time, within a place of calm and peace, we can find the inspiration that will make it possible to nurture and welcome those seeds that have been planted deep within, while we eagerly anticipate the new growth bringing beauty and fullness to our gardens.

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RULES & REGULATIONS REMINDERS

Parking:BOOT ENFORCEMENT

FOR BOOT ENFORCEMENT COMPLAINTS YOU CAN CALL THE CONSUMER SERVICE

DEPARTMENT AT 305-375-4222.

TOWNVILLAS, VILLAGE HOMES, GARDEN HOMES ASSOCIATIONS

THE MOORS PARKING RULES AND REGULATIONS STATE THAT GUESTS CANNOT USE GUEST PARKING SPACES FOR MORE THAN FIVE CONSECUTIVE DAYS OR A TOTAL OF TEN DAYS WITHIN A 30 DAYS PERIOD.

During the last few months, the Master Association has observed a lot of recurrent guests abusing this rule. Consequently, their vehicles have been booted. Residents and/or live-in guests are not allowed to use guest parking at all. Some examples of people that fall under this category are boy/girlfriends staying overnight, relatives living with you for a short period of time, children home from college for a few months, etc. Make sure you as a resident/owner advise your live-in guests not to use guest parking spaces in violation of our Rules & Regulations or their vehicles will be booted. If you have any thoughts regarding your special circumstances, please call the on-site management office for further clarification.Security personnel are not authorized to approve special circumstances.

GUEST PARKINGSPACES AND LIVE-IN GUESTS

Residents and live-in guests may not park inguest parking spaces.

Visitors may not park in guest parkingspaces for more than five consecutivenights or a total of ten days within a 30-dayperiod.

Live-in guest(s) must use the propertyOwner’s designated parking space or drive-way.

The boot device immobilizes your vehicleuntil arrangements are made to pay the re-moval fee. Failure to make such arrange-ments within 24 hours of your vehicle beingbooted may result in your vehicle beingtowed. First violation will result in a warn-ing sticker being issued. Second incidentfor the same type of violation within a sixmonth period will result in your vehiclebeing boot/$65 fee. Subsequent incident forthe same type of violation within a sixmonth period will result in your vehiclebeing boot/$65 fee or towed. If your vehiclewas booted and you paid the fee, you canattend a Hearing with the Moors MasterGrievance Committee at their next sched-uled meeting. See newsletter calendars fordate and time. Contact the management of-fice with any questions.

If you are a Resident or a Guest and aredriving a vehicle without a barcode or thebarcode on your vehicle is not working, youmust use the North Gate to come in. Youwill need to make a U-turn or go directly tothe North Gate and use the Visitor’s Lane.The guard at the North Gate will screen youas if you were a regular visitor.

Tailgating or vehicle with four wheels on thegrass will result in your vehicle being auto-matic booted without prior warning.

Commercial Vehicles- A prohibited motor ve-hicle shall be described as:(a)Any motor vehicle which has an attachedsign, logo, visible equipment rack(s), con-tainers, tools, toolboxes or cargo.(b)Any camper, mobile homes, motorhomes,house trailers or any other trailers of any de-scription.

(c)Any motor vehicle with less than four (4)wheels including motorscooters, mopeds or an“ATV” or “ATC”. Motorcycles are permitted, unless marked in a commercial manner.This prohibition of parking shall not apply totemporary parking of commercial vehicles suchas for pickup trucks or delivery, or any othertemporary commercial services or governmentowned private passenger vehicles. No on-grass parking shall be permitted.

Expired Tags – are considered a violation ofThe Moors Parking Rules & Regulations. Vehicles with expired tags or missing tagscannot park in the community.

No parking on the grass. Four wheels on thegrass will result in your vehicle being auto-matic booted without prior warning.

Townvillas residents are not allowed to T-Bone park on their driveway.

Storage of vehicle(s) in guest parkingspaces is not permitted.

To make payment and have boot removed please contact the booting company at (305) 588-1057.

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No alcoholic beverages allowed at the Club Center.*Remember to bring a towel if you are planning to use theHealth Club. No Towel/ID- No Workout! Gym opens at 7:00 AM Monday through Friday.

Registered vehicles with a barcode label belonging in one community can’t park overnight in any other community within The Moors without prior written authorization such as a parking permit or the vehicle will be considered unautho-rized parking and can result in an automatic boot without prior warning.

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STREET PARKING RULESTHE STREETS IN THE MOORS ARE NOT VERY WIDE. THE ASSOCIATIONS HAVE RULES PROHIBITING OR LIMITING STREET-PARKING UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS.We need to make sure there is access for Emergency Vehicles to navigate our roadways to assist out neighbors who are in need of their help.

Please note the following:If you have a guest visiting they should park in a guest parking space. If your area does not have guest parking, if possible they need to park in your driveway or assigned space. If this is not an option and they park on the street they MUST request a “Street Parking Pass” from Security and placed it on the vehicle’s dashboard.

Street Parking passes may be obtained from the office during business hours if you know in advancethat you will be having a guest or a party.

For unexpected guests you MUST call security at 305-821-9327 and the roving security officer will bring you a pass for the vehicle. Any overnightparking pass must be obtained from the onsite office only.

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LEASINGYOUR MOORS PROPERTY? There are two communities within The Moors that have leasing restrictions and a screening process for prospective tenants. Moors Village Homes Maintenance Association and Moors Pointe Condominium have approval requirements when an owner leases his/her unit.

The other Moors Associations require a $1,000 lease deposit and a minimum one year lease agreement. Other rules also apply.

The Patio Homes and Garden Homes Associations, where T-Bone parking is allowed, considers a vehicle still in violation if it is parked with any section of the tire(s) touching the street ALL four tires Must be within the driveway area. “Partially on the Street” mean that one or two tires are on street. Vehicles found in violation of Street Parking or Partially on the Street will receive a sticker and/or be booted. Townvillas, Village Homes and Moors Pointe Condominium do not allow T-Bone parking.

Please make a note of these rules to ensure that your vehicle or your guest’s vehicle is not stickered or booted.

PARKING PERMITSRemember to call the South Gate 305-821-9327 when you have unexpected guest to request Street Parking Passes for your guests. For all other events, call the management offi ce 24 hours in ad-vance and request your parking permits, limited to no more than 15 passes per home. Absolutely NO PARKING on the grass.

CASH PAYMENTS NOT ACCEPTEDThe Recreation Staff and/or management can’t accept cash as payment for new or replacement barcodes, social event tickets, etc. Please bring a check or money order with you when paying for these. Thank you for your cooperation!

PETS areimportant atThe Moors

“When in the common areas, each domestic walking pet shall be on a leash and in the care of a person capable of controlling the animal.” - Please clean up after your pet!

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PAYING YOUR MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE FEE PAYMENTS GOSTRAIGHT TO THE BANK.

IF YOU DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR COUPON ATTACHED WITH YOUR CHECK, THECHECK GETS FORWARDED BACK TO THE MANAGEMENT COMPANY FOR POSTING,WHICH DELAYS THE POSTING OF YOUR PAYMENT.

We suggest that you mail your payment bythe fi rst. If you feel that you are mailing yourpayment on time, but the Association is notreceiving it by the fi fteenth, please sendyour payment certified.Payments online through www.ClickPay.commay take up to 5 days to process. Accountswith a balance will incur late fees even if wereceive a payment on the current month.Payments received are applied to coverthe old balance first. It is the homeowner’sresponsibility to ensure that the Associationreceives and credits your payments to youraccount. When using online banking, and

PO Box 028104, Miami, FL 33102-8104

thus relying on a third party (your bank) toprint and send checks on your behalf to anintended payee (in this case the Association),it is the homeowner’s sole responsibilityto ensure that the checks are actuallyreceived by the intended payee andcredited to the maintenance account. Keepin mind that being late with your maintenancefees, one or two months, can costnearly an additional $400 in collection feesand costs. Mail in your payment on time,even if you do not have your coupons bookto avoid paying late fees and/or collectionfees and cost.

Write to us at:asst_manager@themoors.com Yani Solivera, Assistant Manager for issues related to violation letters, Request for Review for Architectural Modification forms, work orders and complaints about your neighbors.

admin@themoors.com Ebony Colon, Administrative Assistant for questions regarding Estoppel letters, PUD questionnaires, Salon Rentals

Maintenance fee changed for 2019The approved 2020 Budget for Moors Master changed the monthly maintenance fee. Please check your records if you have set up automatic payments and make the necessary adjustment.

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FIRST SERVICE RESIDENTIALCUSTOMER SERVICE

GOT QUESTIONS?

Call: 305-917-0791E-mail: manager@themoors.com

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RULES & REGULATIONS REMINDERS

CALL COMCAST 800-266-2278REQUEST YOUR HIGH DEFINITIONBOXES AND OTHER EQUIPMENT AT NOADDITIONAL CHARGE. CALL THEM TOREPORT EXPOSED CABLE WIRES.

Free digital cable box to Moors ResidentsCOMCAST / Xfinity CableMOVING &

DELIVERIESMOVING IN/OUT Monday – Sunday8 a.m. until 6 p.m.Moving trucks can’t stay overnightnight in the community. No trucks through after 5 p.m.PODS/MOVING CONTAINERS are not permitted overnight.

SPECIAL DELIVERIES Monday – Sunday / 8 a.m. until 8 p.m Trucks delivering new furniture, materials, landscaping, etc.

FOOD DELIVERIES Any time!.

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GARDEN HOMES, PATIO HOMES, TOWNVILLAS AND VILLAGE HOMES RESIDENTS

North Gate Only

North Gate Only

North Gate Only

All Residents and their Guests must show a Moors ID in order to be able to use any of the facilities. Residents need to make arrangements with the management office to obtain Moors IDs for their guests before coming to the Club Center to use the facilities. People without a Moors ID will be asked to leave the Club Center. Residents are limited to have no more than four (4) guests at one time using

Trash Collection Days

Must store back containers

May place containers out

the facilities. A Moors Resident ID expires every 3 years, a Guest ID expires every 30 days, Renter Moors ID expires at the end of the lease agreement. Make arrangements in time to renew you Moors ID.

*Remember to bring a towel if you are planning to use the Health Club.No Towel/ID- No Workout! Gym opens at 7:00 AM Monday through Friday.

MOORS ID NEEDED IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO USE ANY OF THE FACILITIES

** This offer excludes Lakeridge and Latitudes Rental Properties. Moors Residents, please check yourmonthly bill and request the billing adjustment if it applies and/or request your DVR HD Box at no charge.

The Master Maintenance Association and Comcast have exciting news for you. You will experience TV in a whole new way. As part of our bulk agreement paid through the maintenance fee, you will receive at no additional charge one (1) HIGH DEFINITIONBOX, one (1) DVR HD BOX and two (2)REMOTE CONTROLS.You’ll also receive up to 170 digital quality Channels and Showtime channels the entire family can enjoy at no additional charge.

EZGo CartsGARBAGE COLLECTION

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY

ALL RESIDENTS MUST STORE THEIR BINS INSIDE THEIR FENCED PATIO AREA ONCE PICK-UP SERVICE HAS BEEN COMPLETED. THIS MEANS THAT ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS BY 7 PM ALL BINS MUST BE PROPERTY STORED INSIDE YOUR FENCED PATIO AREA, NOT VISIBLE FROM THE STREET. PLEASE NOTE THAT FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN A $100 FINE.

IF YOU HAVE DIFFICULTIES IN DOING SO, PLEASE INFORM THE OFFICE AND WE WILL BE HAPPY TO ASSIST YOU FURTHER.

BULK TRASH PICK UP IS AVAILABLE THROUGH MIAMI-DADE COUNTY SOLID WASTE AT 311. PLEASE LET ONSITE OFFICE KNOW AS SOON AS YOU HAVE THE PICK UP NUMBER.

AS A TAXPAYER YOU ALSO HAVE ACCESS TO A NEARBY TRASH TRANSFER STATION FREE OF CHARGE.

GARBAGE BINS WEEKLY PICK UP SCHEDULE: TUESDAYS – 7 AM TO 9 AM FRIDAYS – 7 AM TO 9 AM

TUESDAYS 7 AM

FRIDAYS 7 AM

7 PM TUESDAY

7 PM FRIDAY

MONDAY 7 PM

THURSDAY 7 PM

PALM SPRINGS NORTH TRASH TRANSFER STATION7870 NW 178 STREET, HIALEAH FL 33015

MON-SUN 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM

The Moors Master Maintenance AssociationAdministration Of ce17321 NW 66th CourtMiami, FL 33015

OFFICE HOURS CLUB CENTER, HEALTH CLUB

Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 9:45 p.m.

Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m. to 8:45 p.m.

Sunday CLOSEDSaturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Remember to bring a towel if you are planning to use the Health Club. No Towel and ID, No Workout! Gym opens at 7:00 a.m. Monday through Friday.

RECREATION STAFF

The Recreation Staff and/or management can not accept cash as payment for new or replacement barcodes, social event tickets, etc. Please bring a check or money order with you when paying for these things. Thank you for your cooperation.

No alcoholic beverages allowed at the Club Center.