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GENERAL MANAGER

Laura Young, CCAM
laura.e.young@fsresidential.com

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It’s June! Even though the calendar says summer starts June 21 , the heat is here, and it appears mostly here to stay. Grumblings
throughout the state say we need to brace for another really hot summer. I’m hoping for the best, but we should be prepared for
some real hot days ahead. Make sure that you’re keeping cool and hydrated. Use that sunscreen if you need it. Make sure to take it
easy on exercise if you have any sort of medical condition that can limit your abilities.

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If you haven’t already heard, the annual community garage sale is Saturday, June 3 . Individual garage sales are not permitted throughout the
rest of the year so if you have something to let go of, now’s your chance!

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The annual membership meeting and director election is just around the corner, coming up on August 30 . If you are interested in running for
one of the three (3) upcoming open seats, please make sure to get your candidate form back to management either by US Mail, email or by
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dropping it off at the office no later than July 1 . To date, we have received only one (1) self-nomination form from Richard Tipton. This leaves
two (2) additional open seats to fill. If, for some reason, you did not receive the form and are interested in running, please let management staff
know and we will gladly print another copy for you.

Fun fact: National Rocky Road Day falls on the 2nd of June, with National Macaroon Day the day after on the 3rd, and National Chocolate Ice-
Cream Day on the 7th. Luckily, June’s also Great Outdoors Month, as you’ll be needing the exercise if you celebrate all three of these in style!
June is also the only month where the first day falls on a day different from every other month of the year. Credit: ©FunFactsAbout

ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER Next ARC Meeting
Christina Gee Tuesday, June 27th at 8:30am
christina.gee@fsresidential.com

Members responsibility to their property:
As we begin the month of June and plunge into
summertime with the possibility of substantial heat,  Maintain all yard areas not expressly required to be maintained by
I wanted to remind everyone of some landscape maintenance obliga- the Association.
tions ~  Watering at intervals necessary to keep grass, shrubs and trees in
an attractive condition.

Association responsibility to members property: Please remember that the front yard is part of your home. You have the
 Turf mowing, edging and blowing of sidewalks responsibility outside of regular maintenance to keep your yard in
 Regular irrigation checks including minor repairs to the sprinkler/ good condition. If you feel your lawn or planter beds need extra water,
irrigation system serving the Front Yard landscaping please feel free to water. Should your lawn appear to be struggling and
 Weed control in landscape beds and turf areas need an extra boost of fertilizer, you are permitted to do so. If you need
 Turf fertilization a minimum of three times a year extra weed control, you can apply a post emergent in the planter beds
or your lawn. This is your yard. Many members already do the extra
 Shrub and tree maintenance including pruning work and their yards truly show their added care. Your personal touch
 Setting of sprinkler time clocks for proper water, depending on sea- can go a long way.
sonal water requirements.

As always, if you have a landscape maintenance issue, request or repair, please contact Management for assistance.

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