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PALM DESERT COUNTRY CLUB

ASSOCIATIONISSUE 287 NOVEMBER 2012

PDCCA Improvement CommitteeBy Luanne K. Fitton, Committee Chair and Board Secretary

Welcome back to those Palm Desert Country Club homeowners who have been away over the summer months! Those of us who remained enjoyed a great summer season until mid-July and then we had to endure the balance of the summer with high heat (of course), high humidity (too long), and last but not least, the odiferous Salton Sea (it’s getting worse)!Taking the summer away from one’s home here brings to mind some areas of concern which occur to some homes and yards when the gardener does not show up, or there is no gardener, or there is no one to monitor a home and yard through a long absence. Weeds grow, grass dies, and beautiful vegetation is brutally punished by the heat. Whenever a home-owner is going to be away for an extended period of time, please insure the home and property is cared for throughout the length of absence. Homeowners will be cited!While some of us were busy nurturing reseeded lawns in October, we took yet another proud look at homeowners who opted for desertscapes in their front yards.

The PDCCA is very happy to showcase two more exceptional desertscapes ~

Tim and Tammy Salvador of Kansas Avenue recently transformed their front yard into a simplistic and strikingly aesthetic desertscape making ter-rific selections of rock, stones, and desert vegetation. Thank you Tim and Tammy…you are being awarded the PDCCA Green Thumb Award plaque!

A home on Illinois displays a beautiful array of desert vegetation in the front yard and along side the property which faces a major street with lots of visibility. Thank you for a lovely view with a variety of desert vegetation. The PDCCA Green Thumb Award plaque will be presented to the homeowner!

It is a repetitive process like many other life tasks to care for our homes and yards. Watering, mowing and edging are re-quired weekly, not twice a month or when a citation arrives from the HOA. If yard work is not a joyous task or has become a monetary encumbrance or physical challenge, then perhaps it is time once again to consider changing your yard.A desertscape, particularly a desertscape that can be approved by the Coachella Valley Water District who will then reward your efforts with a rebate, may be the answer. Call the CVWD at 760-391-9600 or visit their website at www.cvwd.org for complete information on their program.

ENJOY A GREAT NEW SEASON with love and care for your home and yard ~

Palm Desert Country Club AssociationBOARD OF DIRECTORS

CALENDAR OF EVENTSMONDAY6:30 am - AA

Jazzercise...8:00 a.m.Jazzercise...9:15 a.m.Jazzercise...6-7 p.m.

TUESDAY6:30 a.m. - AA

PDCCA Board MeetsEvery First Tuesday...6:00 p.m.

A.A. Primary Purpose...7:00 p.m.Jazzercise...9:15 a.m.Jazzercise...6-7 p.m.

Salsa Class...7:30-9:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY6:30 a.m. - AA

Jazzercise...8:00 a.m.Jazzercise...9:15 a.m.

WOMEN’S Group A.A....7:00 p.m. WeeklyJazzercise...6-7 p.m.

THURSDAY6:30 a.m. - AA

Jazzercise...9:15 a.m.Jazzercise...6-7 p.m.

FRIDAY6:30 a.m. - AA

Jazzercise...8:00 a.m.Jazzercise...9:15 a.m.

Salsa Class...7-10 p.m.

SATURDAY6:30 am - AA

SUNDAY6:30 a.m. - AA

Desert Harvest Four Square GospelChurch 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Weekly

NEWS DEADLINE: Nov. 10, 2012(10th of each month; if 10th falls on a weekend,

deadline reverts to the FRIDAY before)

POOL HOURSOPEN 9:00 a.m. CLOSE 8:00 p.m.

Attendants-12-8 Monday-Friday, 10-8 Sat/Sun

POOL PARTIES72 HOUR NOTICE REQUIRED

at PDCCA office. Limit 15 in party.

ALL CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 15 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED

BY AN ADULT AT POOLSIDE.Members: Free with card

Office Hours: M, T, W, T8:00 a.m. - 12 noon, 1:00 -3:30 P.M.

Friday: 8:00 - 12 noonCALL 760.345.2331

OFFICERSPresident James Olsen 772-0670Vice President Josanne Smith 834-8317Secretary Luanne Fitton 647-7716Treasurer Shirley Hotwagner 610-1190

DIRECTORSTerry Archer 360-6887Charlie Ash 345-2875Ron Crisp 774-6457Jay Powell 345-8794

COMMITTEESArchitectural Control Terry ArcherCommunity Improvement Luanne FittonNewspaper & Editor Phyllis HarkinsCommunity Relations Ron Crisp COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGERPhyllis Harkins [email protected]

OFFICE & POOL (760) 345-2331Nancy Adams [email protected]

[email protected] • www.pdcca.com

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PDCCA DISCLAIMER: Palm Desert Country Club Association does not endorse any advertiser in our community newsletter. We also do not endorse any advertisements posted on our commu-nity bulletin board located in our Common Area. Please check with the Better Business Bureau and the California State Contractors License Board prior to commencing work with any contractors.

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FROM THE EDITOR’S LAPTOPWelcome home snowbirds. We are experiencing much cooler weather and lower humidity levels. It ap-pears to be a unanimous statement from full-time residents that this summer was one of our worst. Now it’s just a memory. And hopefully the weather forecast for an “El Nino” (translate rain) winter is not accurate. No disrespect to local weather broadcasters this summer, but they repeatedly said that the heat and humidity would only last for two or three more days—which in some cases turned into weeks.

Election Day, November 6th, is fast approaching. The Association board of directors sponsored a Meet the Palm Desert Candidates Night recently; the event was well attended by local residents, and City Council candidates had the opportunity to state their positions on City subjects and present their visions, if elected, for our City. We extend a thank you to each candidate who attended; we know how busy they are in the last month before an election.

Reservations are rolling in for our 8th annual Thanksgiving Social, Saturday, November 10, 2012, at PDCCA’s Alice Marble Hall, 77-800 Califor-nia Drive. Look for more information in this edition; reservations are required and can be placed by phone or email. Cost is $8.50 per person; be sure to bring your appetite, as this event is the best “almost” home cooking you will enjoy.

The PDCC golf course should be open by November 5th. Since we prepared this edition in mid-October, the PDCC club could not guarantee the opening date. As Dave Zickau, PDCC director of golf said, only Mother Nature can do that. In this edition we feature an article by Sean Haggerty, marketing director for the golf course. PDCC’s clubhouse is planning exciting events for the fall and winter, and they hope that the community will participate and enjoy their remodeled clubhouse and outdoor patio area with fire pits and water feature.

Luanne K. Fitton, our Community Improvement committee chair, shares some ideas in this edition regarding your Association property. We all want to be proud of our community. Please, owners or tenants, maintain your property to comply with the Association’s CC&R’s. We all benefit when you do.

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Lastly, a very special thank you to Lu Clubb, who retired with her October 2012 column. Lu has been a loyal fan of our newsletter for many years, and has contributed countless columns, each with infor-mation about our community and its residents. Lu—a HUGE THANK YOU from the Association board of directors, Nancy, and me. We hope that you will periodically send us a column; there will always be room for “This n That” in our newsletter.

Thanks for supporting our advertisers, whose ad revenue helps to offset our newsletter cost. See you next month.

Phyllis Harkins, Editor

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Have you had one of the following happen to you lately?: Phone mes-sage left on answering machine stating you have won a prize; have a package waiting for pickup; relative that needs help, etc.

This also applies to your email. Here, the scammers actually use a real Logo, such as UPS. I recently received this message, “Please contact us regarding your package, we are holding for you”. I thought this was real because I had actually just used UPS to ship something. How-ever, I put my mouse over the actual link and it was not UPS’ website, it leads you to a different web site. This particular scam was to obtain your personal information for possible Identity Theft. This is very popu-lar at this time. If you get one of these messages report the same to [email protected] Their legitimate web site is www.ups.com

If you have Caller ID you can see a number to call back. BUT DO NOT CALL UNTIL YOU VERIFY.

The latest is known as the Jamaica Scam

The message that was left on my phone stated, “Hi, this is John White, your package is waiting for you. “You look at the number and check it out. It is coming from Jamaica. Mr. White hung up before he com-pleted the message. If you call back they try to keep you on the phone and sometimes charge as much as $25.00 a minute. Jamaica is not the only scam, but their area code is listed as 809, 876 or 268.

The following other numbers may also be used:

Area code 242, 246 Bahamas; 268 Antigua; 345 Cayman Islands; 664 Montserrat; 758 St. Lucia; 787 Puerto Rico; 869 St. Kitts; 441 Bermuda

They may be changing the area codes at any time. Just check out the area code and you do not want to call that number.

Sometimes they also leave you a message that you won a prize. If it is too good to be true, then it probably is a scam.

Some scammers are desperate and call directly with a coy message, such as “Are you on you computer now?” I can fix your problems etc. Just hang up.

Stay safe and always check out a message or phone call before you give out any information. The real IRS and Social Security never con-tact you by email. Do not give out any personal information. If you are banking online, be careful, make sure the site you are dealing with is legitimate.

If you become a victim, please report it to law enforcement immediately.

SCAMS...BEWARE by Barbara Powers,Neighborhood Watch

Committee

DONATE USED ITEMSIf you wish to donate items to charity, the following list is some of the charitable organizations that will pick up items at your convenience:Martha’s Village & Kitchen: 760.347.4741The Salvation Army: 800.443.4224United Cancer Research Society: 800.443.4224Angel View Crippled Children: 760.322.2440Desert Aids Project: 760.328.1330Historical Society of Palm Desert: 760.346.6588


We live in a place frequented by blimps! A relative years ago was ex-cited to the point of giggles because the Goodyear blimp flew over while she was visiting. It has become common place for us to see the various air-ships because of the tournaments and events here in the Coachella Valley, but to outsiders, it’s an event itself! Needless to say I became an instant star when I told them of my good luck some time ago – got to ride in and actually pilot for a few moments, the Good-year Blimp. Nothing special about this author, just in the right place at the right time. The Father provides. We also remember in the same group, one of the boys was making fun of a young lady who was a bit overweight, calling her “a blimp”. We shut him up telling him a blimp is actually a lighter than air vehicle, that floats through life. “Yah!”

The “blimp” was an invention of a German scientist/noble named Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin way back in 1874, according to internet sources. The Germans started using such ships including the LZ-129 Hindenburg, which was filled with hydrogen – highly flammable – and we know how well that worked for them! Yikes! There were two huge airships of the “Hindenburg Class” operated trans-oceanic, and sev-eral other smaller ones giving commercial service to Europeans before the disaster at Lakehurst New Jersey Naval Air Station on May 6th 1937. Thirty six people died – thousands stopped riding in the vehicles and the company went away not long after. It is said that the decorated

Blimps are cool!by Fred Stock

spire of the Empire State Building was originally designed as a docking station for dirigibles. I’d imagine the Lakehurst incident caused some rethinking of that image!

Military people still use lighter-than-air ships and have since WW1. Commercial folks now have numerous such craft in operation. Here in the valley we have seen a Goodyear blimp, a Vodka company, Fuji Film, insurance company, a soft drink company, and more. The pilot of the Goodyear blimp told us the dirigible is the only form of aircraft in which no seat belt is required, because they move so gently they never place the passengers in jeopardy. You steer with your feet, control the up and down angle with a huge wheel like that used to steer ocean ships. This one is alongside the pilot, and is spun forward or back like the rim of a wheel chair. What fun!

It’s been rumored our drug enforcement people use small lighter than air craft for surveillance, and that NASA scrapped a plan to use such vehicles on space exploration jobs because there is no dependable atmosphere on those celestial bodies we have been able to work. It would be so cool to float over the Martian rover and operate it like a Wii or Nintendo. But Nnnnoooooohh! Anyway, here on our home planet, there are reportedly 43 different commercially operated blimps, including three from Goodyear (not Goodrich – we’re the other guys) which is down I believe from five at one time. They hover over baseball parks, golf tournaments, tennis matches, and become TV’s eye in the sky. Just part of our home here in the desert. You can’t say that in the corn belt, eh?

Fall Thanksgiving SocialSaturday, November 10thAlice Marble Hall, PDCCASocial hour starts at 5:30pmDinner will be served at 6:15pm Turkey Dinner with all the fixin’s

$8.50 Adults • $4.50 Child (4-12)RSVP to the Association Office by November 7th, 760.345.2331All Palm Desert Country Club Residents are Invited


Re-open and ready to celebrate 50 years in the community, The Cac-tus Club at the Palm Desert Country Club invites everyone to visit us for Food, Fun, and Golf. As you may have noticed the greens are mowed and green again, golf carts are crossing the streets, and the occasional golf ball may be bouncing across your roof. Thanks to new owners, PD Golf Operations, acquiring the property in September 2011, the two courses and the 13,000-square-foot clubhouse opened in January of 2012, Palm Desert Country Club is slowly, but surely, returning to the glory of the good old days. Don’t let the Country Club moniker fool you; even though we treat all of our guests like members of a private country club, we are completely open to the public, and are looking forward to a very exciting winter full of incredible golf, a “new and improved” Clubhouse, and fun and exciting events.

The 170-acre Palm Desert Country Club, a 27-hole course, was origi-

The Cactus Club at Palm Desert Country Clubby Sean Haggerty, Marketing Director

nally designed by Billy Bell Jr. in 1962 and has been completely redesigned by Architect Cary Bickler, who reno-vated both the 18 hole and 9 hole Ex-ecutive course, including adding new water hazards. With the acquisition of a dream team of maintenance men and equipment, more John Deere Tractors than I’ve seen since

traveling through Kansas, it will be a great golf season. David Zickau our Director of Golf, brings a wealth of knowledge and an abundance of enthusiasm to the Palm Desert Country Club. Contact Dave for Memberships, Tee Times, Tournaments or any of your golfing needs. Look forward to the 18 hole course re-opening after over seeding the first part of November. The 9 hole executive course will close for over seeding after the 18 hole course reopens, to insure uninterrupted golf throughout the year. Want to teach the kids golf, without the expense of green fees? Be sure to bring them out on Sundays for free play (16 and under) with a paying adult, don’t worry about feeding the kids the Cactus Club will be offering inexpensive lunch specials for them too.

Aptly named The Cactus Club, our Clubhouse offers casual dining and a full bar. Reggie Cox, our new Food & Beverage Manager, is no stranger to the Coachella Valley. He recently served as Food and Bev-erage Manager then ultimately as General Manager at Indian Palms Country Club. Reggie also has a diversified background with Velvet Turtle Restaurants and American Golf. Along with Jay our Chef, a veteran of Hotel del Coronado and the D’Anza Country Club have cre-ated a tasty, and reasonably priced, array of fine American Cuisine. Be sure to try the Irish Nachos for a tasty treat. Louise, of Louise M. Neyer Interiors, decorated the Clubhouse creating an elegant, welcoming, “homey” feel to the interior. Large windows offer impressive views of the putting and chipping greens and the surrounding mountains. The addition of a large patio, complete with a rock wall fountain, two fire pits

and misters, create a wonderful place to enjoy the beauty of the San Jacinto Mountain range by day, sunsets, and stars by night.

Live Entertainment abounds with live music on the patio every Fri-day and Saturday nights from 7-10pm through October, and from 6-10pm beginning in No-vember. Hosting bands playing a wide variety of music; acts have included regular Cal David, Melt-down, The Arrangements, Reac-

tion, The Muddy Sparks Trio, and many more. Monday Night Football has proven to be a great place to watch the game with 6 large Flat Screen TV’s and fun games and prizes. Looking for a place to hold your Anniversary or Birthday Party? You will find the Cactus Club will-ing and able to satisfy all your needs. Watch for special events this winter, such as our Holiday Festival in December and Family Sunday Fundays to be coming soon.

Follow us on Facebook (Palm Desert Country Club), Twitter (@PD-CactusClub), www.palmdesertgolf.com, or just call 760-345-0222 to keep up to date on all of the fun and exciting things happening at the very public Palm Desert Country Club.


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The Cactus Club at Palm Desert Country Clubby Sean Haggerty, Marketing Director

Palm Desert Country Club Association - CLASSIFIED November 2012

Reprinted with the permission of the Historical Society of Palm Desert.

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PALM DESERT, CA (October 2, 2012) – Known throughout the Coachella Valley for its excellent customer service and business friendly climate, the City of Palm Desert is making something good even better with the debut of its Quick Permit Service Center.

Palm Desert’s Quick Permit Service Center provides an easy, one-stop option for help with the review of development projects, building plans, answers to inspection questions, as well as on-the-spot permitting for a variety of projects.

Open Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 8 a.m. to noon, the Center occupies a central, convenient location in the Devel-opment Services area at City Hall that will quickly and efficiently assist homeowners, contractors, and developers through the permitting process. City staff members will continue to be on hand throughout the day, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, to provide assistance and answer questions without an appointment.

Palm Desert’s Quick Permit Service Center offers help with –

• Project assistance and information from City experts on Building, Planning, Engineering, Landscape, Fire Safety, and Code Compliance• Permitting history for buildings and projects • Permit applications for land use, construction, demolition, and encroachment • Business licenses for contractors wanting to do business in Palm Desert • Permits for minor projects including: temporary uses; window replacement; re-roofing; walls; water heaters; HVAC equipment replacement; signs; and more.

Most permits can be issued over the counter in a single visit, but some projects are more complex and require a longer review period. Anyone who is thinking about starting a project in Palm Desert is encouraged to come to City Hall for early advice that could save time and money. For more information, please call the City’s Building, Planning, or Engineering departments at 760-346-0611.

NEW SERVICE CENTER OFFERS FASTER, MORE CONVENIENT PERMITTING


MANAGEMENT MEMOS2013 annual assessment billing: Invoices for the 2013 assessment will be mailed by November 5, 2013. Please call the Association office if you have not received this invoice at your mailing address by November 20, 2012.

Annual Homeowner Packets: Your annual homeowner packets will mailed in mid-November. Please call the Association office if you do not receive your packet at your mailing address by December 5, 2012.

Pool Hours: Sunday through Saturday, 9 am to 8 pm, weather permitting. The Association pool complex will be closed on Thanks-giving Day, November 22nd, so that the staff can enjoy the holiday with their families. Normal hours resume on Friday, Novem-ber 23rd.

Fire ants in your yard?? Call Coachella Valley Mosquito & Vector Control, 760-342-8287, to schedule a soil treatment. There is no charge for this service.

Palm Desert Country Club phone number: The club’s number is 760-345-0222; their website address is www.palmdesertgolf.com. Please contact them directly for any issues relating to golf course sprinklers and golf course maintenance

Board Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month, from September through June, 6 pm. The meetings are held in the Board room, located inside the PDCCA office. All PDCCA homeowners are invited to attend the open Board Meetings.

Open Meeting agendas are posted on the Association’s website (www.pdcca.com) three days before the open board meeting. Go to the website, click on Owner Access, and drop down to the Board Meeting Agenda line.

Grocery Carts abandoned on your street? Call California Shopping Carts @ 1-800-252-4613. It is an automated line, they will ask for the street location with cross street, city, store brand, and if the cart is visible from the street. It takes 24-48 hours for response, Monday through Friday only. Note that not all store carts are serviced by this company.

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Palm Desert Country Club Association’s 2nd biennial Meet the Candidates night was recently hosted by the board of directors at Alice Marble Hall. Six of the seven candidates for Palm Desert City Council spoke to the event’s attendees with opening and closing statements. Moderator Patricia (Corky) Larson read questions submitted by local residents, and all candidates had the opportunity to inform attendees about their visions for the City.

A special Thank You to Corky Larson for again moderating this event, and Best Wishes to all the candidates in November’s election.

Meet the Candidates Night - HUGE SUCCESS

Palm Desert Country Club Association BuildingMon, Wed & Fri 8am & 9:15am

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2012 CALENDAR OF EVENTSNovember 6 Board MeetingNovember 10 Thanksgiving SocialDecember 4 Board Meeting

2013 CALENDAR OF EVENTSJanuary 8 Board MeetingFebruary 5 Board MeetingMarch 5 Board Meeting

Foster Retail Enhancement And GrowthPromote Green Policies With Respect to Building, Energy and Water ConservationEnhance and Promote Visitor Accommodations and AttractionsContinue to Support Our Fine Police and Fire DepartmentsExpand After School Programs in our SchoolsSupport the Development of our Three College Campuses

RE-ELECTBOB SPIEGEL

RE-ELECTBOB SPIEGEL

Palm Desert City Council Member Since 1995

My Commitment to the Residents of Palm Desert is to:

ENDORSED BY:California Desert Association of RealtorsSupervisor John BenoitAssemblyman Brian NestandeRiverside County Sheriff Stan Sniff, Jr.Charlie and Beth AshJack and Marilyn ForneyJoyce OldenbergBarbara Koltweit

Once again I ask for your support — you shall continue to have mine.

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