roll with cole sport-a-thon event - kings...
TRANSCRIPT
[email protected] • www.kingscharter.net Volume 28, Issue 6 June 2016
IN THIS ISSUE
Roll with Cole
My College Fit Workshop
Covenant Rules
Exchange Students
Singles Group Outing
Hanover Tavern Womens Series
ACC Update
Tennis News
Swim Team News
Fitness Room Reminders
Board Briefs from April BOD Mtg.
IMPORTANT DATES
Saturday, June 4
Roll with Cole
Various times/locations
Tuesday, June 5
Mock Swim Meet
Lakeview Pool
12-2pm
Saturday, June 11
1st Swim Meet—Away
Time TBD
Tuesday, June 14
ACC Meeting
7:00pm
Saturday, June 25
KC Singles Outing
7:00pm
ROLL with COLE
Sport-a-Thon Event
With school ending and nice weather, more residents and children are outside.
Please be careful when driving and observe the 25 mph speed limit. Thank you!
HANOVER COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
As we head into the summer months, we are preparing ourselves for summer activities
and fun. Along with that comes sound principles that we can remember to keep us
safe. In addition, terrorism is a term communities across the nation are becoming
more familiar with every day. Please join us June 7, 2016 at the Hanover County
board room in the county administration building (7516 County Complex Rd.,
Hanover, VA 23069), as we update you on these topics and reveal our new SHIELD
initiative designed to increase your awareness of those events that could impact you.
Registration begins at 6:30pm and the program starts at 7:00pm.
Page 2
WWW..NeighborhoodHandymanRVA.com
WISHING ALL OF OUR
FATHERS AND
GRANDFATHERS A
WONDERFUL DAY!
Page 3
CLUBHOUSE HOURS
Office Hours
M-Fri. 9:00 AM 6:00PM Saturday 9AM-1PM
Sunday - Closed Fob Access Hours 5:00 AM– 11:00 PM Every Day
Telephone (804) 550-2507 FAX (804) 550-9079
Clubhouse Email Address: [email protected]
ASSESSMENT PAYMENTS
Please note that all quarterly assessment payments along with your coupon should be
mailed to the address below:
Community Group, Inc. Post Office Box 27898
Newark, NJ 07101
MANAGING AGENT
Kris VanBenschoten, PCAM kvanbenschoten@
communitygroup.com (804) 270-1800 FAX 346-8640
Remember: If you sell your house, you must let the Managing Agent know! If you did not receive your
Governing Documents during the closing process, please call the Managing Agent.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President - Larry Shaia Vice President - Steve Butler Secretary - Linda Wilkinson
Treasurer - John Reeves Director - Jamie Ledwith
The Clubhouse is now accepting nominations for June Home of the
Month. Please call the office at 550-2507 if you see a home that is
picture perfect! The ACC will be looking for curb appealing homes,
such as flowering trees and shrubs, blooming flowers and
immaculate lawns.
A picture winning home will be published in the July newsletter.
May Home of the Month
Homeowners -
Carl and Sherry Vivelo
9382 Windsor Shade Drive
Page 4
HELPFUL WEBSITE
LINKS
Online Phone Directory
Newsletter Archive
Online KCOA Documents and
Forms Online
Community Calendar
Parents Corner
Babysitters List/Directory
FAQs/RESOURCES
ACC Applications
Register to receive the Kings
Charter Newsletter by email
Direct Payment for KCOA dues
Updating your directory online
Businesses owned by Kings
Charter neighbors
Mailbox Decals/Replacement
(FAQs)
Selling your home? Don’t forget to order a Disclosure Package
Homeowners sometimes ask if it is necessary to provide the
purchaser with a disclosure package when selling their home. The
answer is YES! State law requires it. By law, the disclosure
package gives the purchaser a copy of all governing documents,
policies, financial information, insurance coverage for the associa-
tion, etc. In addition, it provides the purchaser with information
specific to the home they are purchasing, such as the current
assessment balance and any outstanding covenant violations at the
home. If you need to order a disclosure package you can do so by
logging onto www.communitygroup.com. Select “order resale
documents” from the selection options at the top of the page.
KINGS CHARTER COVENANT RULES
The Hanover County Board of Supervisors passed two new
ordinances on May 11 regarding the keeping of chickens and bees
in residential districts. We want to remind everyone that the
Kings Charter covenants limit animals to no more than two (2)
dogs, cats or other household pets (or any combination thereof).
While the County ordinances may allow chickens and bees in
residential districts, the Kings Charter covenants are more
restrictive and those animals are not allowed in our community.
QUESTION: When I am making modifications to my property,
such as landscaping changes or adding a deck, and the change is in
my backyard and not visible from the street, do I have to submit the
change to the ACC?
ANSWER: The ACC Guidelines make no distinction between the
front and the back of your property. Remember, your backyard is
probably visible to your adjacent neighbors, plus it may be visible
to your neighbors behind your property. Please consult the ACC
Guidelines when making alterations to the exterior of your property
and if in doubt, please submit an ACC Application for Exterior
Alterations. As always, applications must be received by noon on
the last day of the month in order to be reviewed at the next
month’s meeting. It is held on the second Tuesday of every month
at 7:00pm. We recommend attending the meeting if possible.
Page 5
New Homeowners
Anthony J. Bohannon 10259 Matthews Grove Lane
Jeremiah & Melissa Prince
10311 Aynhoe Court
John & Regina Kuchta 10084 Poplar Hall Court
Jason & Colleen Rachel
9182 Ivy Banks Drive
Samuel & Kelly Ridenour 9451 Dogwood Garth Lane
Matthew Blowers & Holly Stout
10346 Agecroft Manor Court
FRIENDLY REMINDERS
Please remove your trash cans and recycling bins from the street after pickup and return them to a concealed location on your property or store them to your garage
Skateboarders and bicy-clists: Stay close to the curb if you are in the street and move over and let moving vehicles pass by
No leaves, tree limbs or sticks are to be dumped into the lake or on common area or easements
No playing of soccer or lacrosse on the tennis courts. The tennis courts are only for the use of playing tennis. Bicycles, skate- boards, scooters and roller blades are also not permitted on the tennis courts.
Spanish And French Students Need Host Families In July And Part Of August!!!
Have an amazing experience this summer! Host a student from Spain or France (ages 13-17) in your home for 3-4 weeks. Learn about their culture while he or she learns about living in an American family. We have a variety of programs to suit your family’s work or non-working schedule. Families receive stipends to help out with expenses. We can help work out transportation or vacation concerns. This will be a rich experience for your family! Contact Debbie Hardy 909-3190 or [email protected].
KINGS CHARTER SINGLES GROUP
Go ahead and mark your calendar now for another mixer at the Clubhouse on Saturday, June 25 at 7:00pm. Please bring a dish to share, and BYOB and wine glass. Paper products will be provided. Please contact Carl at [email protected] or 310-6040 if you have any questions. Hope to see you there!
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL
AND COLLEGE SENIORS!!
We wish you
all the best
in your future
endeavors.
REPORT VANDALISM
If you see any vandalism occurring or after it has oc-curred please first call the Hanover County Sheriff’s Department non emergency number at 365-6140. Also, please call the Kings Charter office at 550-2507 and report the location of the vandalism to the Clubhouse staff. Thank you for being an extra pair of watchful eyes.
REWARD OFFERED RELATED TO VANDALISM
Up to $500 will be awarded by KCOA to any person or per-sons providing information lead-ing to the arrest and conviction of anybody responsible for crimes committed against Kings Charter Owners Association property. The amount of the reward will be determined by the Board of Directors of KCOA on a case-by-case basis and will depend on the degree of damage caused by the perpe-trators, the number of people involved in providing informa-tion and other factors. Call the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office, 365-6140 or the Clubhouse, 550-2507 with any information.
VANDALISM REPORT
The Sheriff’s Office has re-quested if vandalism occurs on your property, to please contact them immediately so they can take your report. These reports can lead to arrests. They are sometimes related to other acts of vandalism or crimes. Remove any valuables from your cars, lock your car doors, close your garage door and turn on the exterior lights of your home. If you see anyone doing damage to KCOA prop-erty or to an individual’s per-sonal property, please call the Hanover Sheriff’s Office, 365-6140.
Page 6
KC Committees Are Run By Volunteers
Architectural Control Committee · Jamie Ledwith · 550-2370 This committee is required by the governing documents for enforcement of architectural standards and is intrinsic and critical to the preservation of property values. Board Liaison, Jamie Ledwith Budget Committee · John Reeves, Treasurer · 368-0169 Work with the Treasurer and Managing Agent to prepare and then review the budget for the Association. Board Liaison, John Reeves Community Watch Committee · Chip Hassell · 400-1798 Solicit owner participation in a community Crime Watch Program. Board Liaison, John Reeves Lake & Wetlands · John Peffer · 746-7750 Promote sound use of land surrounding the lakes and wetlands and the cleanliness of the bodies of water. Board Liaison, Larry Shaia Nominating Committee · Nominate as many people as are interested in running for vacant Board of Director positions. Recreation Committee · Steve Butler · 559-2347 Plan, coordinate and carry out events of a physical exercise or sport nature. Board Liaison, Steve Butler Social Committee · Bonnijean Boggess · 550-9451 Plan, coordinate, and carry out activities and events of a social or recreational nature for all mem-bers. Board Liaison, Linda Wilkinson Swim Team Committee · Brad Leffler · 615-5701 Plan, coordinate and carry out activities and events related to the swim team. Board Liaison, Linda Wilkinson Web Site Committee · Steve Butler · 339-5050 Design and maintain an internet web site in support of the spirit and activities of the community. Board Liaison, Steve Butler Welcoming Committee · Betsy Staver · 550-2651 Gather infomation on the Richmond area and Kings Charter, plan functions, personally visit or call new residents welcoming them to Kings Charter. Board Liaison, Larry Shaia
ACC Applications And Signatures
Please remember that all ACC applications must obtain approval
from the committee.
When one of your neighbors asks you to sign their Architectural
Control Committee application, they are only notifying you of their
intent to make changes. It is up to the ACC to determine if the resident
has enough information to proceed with their project.
The last day of the month is the last day to submit Architectural
Control Committee applications. The committee meets on the second
Tuesday of the following month to review submitted applications. If
you are applying for a change, all affected residents surrounding your
property must sign the application. If you plan on removing trees, you
must also apply.
If you are building an addition to your home or adding a shed, deck,
play set, paver patio or walk way, fence or landscaping, it would be best
if you attend the meeting, in the event the committee has any questions.
Please call the Clubhouse, 550-2507 if you have any questions.
Page 7
THE KINGS REVIEW
Produced by Kings Charter
Owners Association, Inc. c/o Community Group
3901 Westerre Parkway, Suite 100
Richmond, Virginia 23233
Published Monthly Deadline Date:
15th of the month
Association members are invited to submit photos or articles of
general interest to the Clubhouse. The Association reserves the
right to accept, reject, or condense articles.
KINGS CHARTER COMMERCIAL OWNER/TENANT ARTICLES AND ADVERTISING
The primary purpose of the Kings Review is to communicate
Association news and information to the membership. The secondary
purpose is to enable members to convey their family oriented
goods and services to each other. Advertising is available
to Association members in good standing, according to their
member-ship and on a first-come, first-served basis. Commercial
members may insert display ads on a first-come, first-served basis
and of business card size.
The Association takes no responsibility for the quality of
items or services advertised in the classified section, or take
responsibility for information submitted and does not promote
any particular business or service.
Hanover Tavern in Mechanicsville is offering several
programs looking into the lives of women during the
19th century. Details are shown below.
Boats And Campers And Other
Recreational Vehicles
The information below regarding recreational vehicles was taken
from the Architectural Control Guidelines. If you have one of these
vehicles on your property, it needs to be parked somewhere other
than in Kings Charter.
9.2 VEHICLES: Campers, house, horse and utility trailers,
recreational vehicles, boats, school buses, motorcycles or
commercial vehicles over 6,000 pounds with dual wheels, inoperable
vehicles, unregistered vehicles or similar items may not be kept on
any lot (except in an approved residential garage), nor on any
common area, nor any street within Kings Charter. These types of
vehicles and items can only be parked in an area identified by the
Association. If the Association does not identify such an area, they
must be parked outside of Kings Charter. Major vehicle repairs,
requiring the vehicle to remain in place for more than one day, shall
not be undertaken on any lot, except inside a garage.
ACC Update
Page 8
Clubhouse Key Fobs Available
Owners are able to enter the Clubhouse fitness room everyday between the hours of 5:00am and 11:00pm.
A key FOB is not needed during open hours (9am-6pm). Should you need a replacement, the fee is $10.
Page 9
Page 10
SWIM TEAM NEWS
Page 11
Page 12 Classified Ads
Any Association member may advertise goods or services available for sale. Each such entry may be up to three columnar lines. Babysitter Available: 20 YO available weeknights and weekends. References available. Call Scarlett Bavin at 804-296-1043. Cracked cell phone or tablet screens? I may be able to help. $25 (labor) + parts. Will have to order parts—no inventory (yet). Please contact Scott E. Fowler at [email protected]. Children’s Book for Father’s Day: Daddy’s Going Away, by Kings Charter author C.A. McCombs, is the perfect gift to celebrate a father’s love for his kids while he is away travelling or in the military. 357-4794. www.DaddysGoingAway.com Family Portrait Special: 1hr. on-location photo shoot (Richmond area) includes 3 digital files + 10% discount on prints ordered. Only $75. Contact Karen Davis at 804-651-8576 to schedule yours today. Visit our Facebook page at fb.com/Palladin-Solutions. For Sale: Avon products, catalog & on line orders. For Catalog contact Doris Willing at 804-310-4643. For Sale: Ethan Allen Computer Desk: Solid maple computer desk, pull out keyboard and bookcase hutch, 24" deep x 40" wide x 70" high. Lots of storage - $275. Call Barbara Tomorowitz 366-5317. Arbonne has a healthy lifestyle for all your family members. Who doesn't want to look and feel better inside and out? Contact Trish Eads 550-1331 or cell 283-1463. My website trisheads.arbonne.com or [email protected]. Dude + Truck for Hire: KC resident with pick-up truck available to help with light-duty hauling. Take donations to Habitat, clear yard waste, move furniture, etc. Only $35/hour. Call Carl at 310-6040. Experienced Maggie Walker Jr. offering help to students in grades K-12. Can assist w/all core subjects as well as French through level 3. Contact Sophia McCrimmon, 559-5756 or [email protected]. General House Sitting, Pet Sitting and Walking: Experienced KC resident available to take care of your pets when you are away. Price is very reasonable. Please call 789-0007 for more information. Herbalife Independent Distributor: June Burgess, 8 yrs helping others get healthier, lose/maintain/gain weight & sports nutrition for athletes (BSCG), www.goherbalife.com/coachjune. Call 687-9658 or [email protected]. Independent Beachbody Coach: I am a KC resident who wants to help you achieve your fitness goals. Learn more at fb.com/GoBananasYo or contact Rebekah Nyalko at [email protected] / 201-7654. Mary Kay has fabulous skin care products & lots of beautiful colors. Let me show you how beautiful you look and feel. Trish Eads, 550-1331 home, 283-1463 cell and website www.MaryKay.com/peads Openings for Piano Lessons: Experienced educator now has openings for piano and brass lessons. Please call Carol at 901-4195 or email at [email protected] for more information. Pet Sitter: A Puppy’s Prayer, LLC, Kathie Fowler is a licensed/insured in Home Pet Sitter. Daily walks accepted now. Contact me at APuppysPrayer.com for all your pet sitting needs. For Sale: 2002 White Cabriolet Convertible! 86,000 miles, new top, new AC, ready for summer! $7,995. Call Patty @ 382-5023. Your Personal Designer. It is not too late to order or purchase outdoor furniture-and it is on sale. Call Barbara Tomorowitz for details at VA Wayside Furniture 740-3124 or 366-5317 or [email protected]. In-home consultations a specialty.
FOR RENT
Office Building -- 1200 sq. ft., 2 floors
with front door parking
Individual Offices available inside The
Manor House, utilities included
Available -- Call Alan Shaia
804-405-2641
Page 13
Just a reminder that the Newsletter deadline is the
15th of every month.
If you would like a paper copy of the Kings Review
newsletter, they are available at the
Clubhouse.
WEIGHT ROOM EQUIPMENT
AND WEIGHTS
The fitness center is getting busier than ever and we need to
observe and be aware of the rules. The Inflight Fitness
machine was badly damaged due to someone dropping the
weights down onto the stack. Another treadmill belt was
severely damaged due to a free weight or bench rubbing the
tread while being used.
Please sign-in
Limit your time to 30 minutes on the treadmill and
elliptical machines if someone is waiting
No dropping or banging of weights
Replace weights on proper rack
Wipe off all equipment used
Bring a dry towel to wipe perspiration so that it does not
drip on the equipment
We appreciate your help in keeping the Fitness Center in
good condition.
Mailbox Replacement
Information
If you need to replace your mailbox,
please call Doug Goodman, 690-2597.
He will install the Association approved
mailbox. New mailbox numbers and
pineapples can be purchased from Can Do
Printing, 11075 Air Park Rd., Ashland,
Page 14
Please observe the
safe driving speed of
25 mph
throughout Kings
Charter.
Page 16
Newsletter Ad Prices
Business Card $25 Quarter Page $50 One Half Page $100
Prices are per month and must be paid for prior to advertising. Email
your PDF file to:
Good Food, Good Service, Good Clean Restaurant
Dine in or Dine out
Open 7 days a week Lunch M-F 11:30am - 2:30pm Dinner Daily 4:30pm - 9:00pm www.thaigourmetkitchen.com
550-0055
9555 Kings Charter Dr. Suite F Ashland, VA 23005
9555 Kings Charter Drive, Suite M
Ashland, VA 23005
Phone 804-550-3601 Fax 804-550-3603
Delivery Available
Page 17
MARIO’S Italian Restaurant
and Pizza
550-0819 9551 Kings Charter Drive
Ashland, VA 23005
All Major Credit Cards Accepted
Page 18
804.299.2176 9523 Kings Charter Dr., Ashland
How To Join Kings Charter
Facebook Group
If you did not already know, Kings Charter has a
Facebook Group! The group is dedicated to the
owners and residents of Kings Charter and is
designed to provide a safe and secure social
networking site for all owners and residents. Any
owner or resident who is not currently a member of
the Kings Charter Facebook Group can request to
be added by sending an email to the Clubhouse at
[email protected]. Please include
your name and address and indicate if you are an
owner (or immediate family member of the owner
if it is your permanent address) or if you are a
renter. If you are a renter, please include the
owner’s name.
ABC License Not Required
When reserving the Great Room for an event
it is not required to obtain an ABC Liquor
License. If you will be selling liquor by the
drink, then it would be necessary to obtain a
permit. Alcoholic beverages should not be
carried outside of the building.
Leash Your Dog
We have had reports of resident dog owners that are
letting their dog walk or run and not using a leash. Not
all people are dog lovers and actually some folks are
afraid of dogs. Hanover County does have a leash law
and we ask that it please be observed.
Please take a plastic bag along while walking your dog
and clean up after them. Do not let your dog use
someone’s mail post as a stop. Some residents have
plantings around their post. Please do not put your dogs
waste into another resident’s garbage can. Make your
dog proud and be a responsible pet owner.
Page 19
Page 20
Page 21