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PRESIDENT’S CORNER, Jill Egbert The Club at WestPark
Community Association

Hip, hip hurray the deli case is gone!!! More to come on its replacement.
3240 Kennerleigh Parkway,
I hope you all survived the Atmospheric Rivers! Wasn’t that crazy and the winds were Roseville, CA 95747
nuts! I heard it was the second worse snowfall in the Sierra’s since 1952! We may even Phone: (916) 771-7801
match 1952 levels before this winter is over. But welcome to Spring! Fax: (916) 771-7827
I wanted to take this opportunity to touch on gym etiquette. If you use the fitness center, one of the www.theclubatwestparkca.com
ways you can help protect those assets is by handling the equipment with care. The machines using
counterweight plates are not meant to make contact between reps. They are meant to raise and lower The Retreat Facility Hours
slowly. Every time the metal plates clank against one another, the metal is degrading and being dam- Monday - Friday
aged. To prevent the early replacement of the equipment, please make sure during repetitions that you 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
move slowly and methodically, getting just to the stack and then back up. The fitness center is used Saturday & Sunday
quite a bit and daily wear and tear in the clanking fashion will quickly retire our equipment. As a gentle 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
reminder, per the PRG’s, cell phones are prohibited in the fitness center. Please be considerate of your
neighbors and step outside to take your call, if necessary.
FirstService Residential
Customer Care Center
Gym Policies, Rules, & Guidelines: (800) 428-5588
Resident Portal
4.2.4. Dress Code. Appropriate apparel and shoes are required. Open-toed shoes or sandals are not per- https://theclubatwestpark.connectresident.com/
mitted while using the fitness equipment. Fragrances should not be applied before athletic/fitness activ-
ities, as they can cause medical issues for others.
4.2.5. The equipment in the Gym is designed for low to medium range strength and cardiovascular Board of Directors
training. Jill Egbert, President
4.2.6. Most equipment/machines have usage directions posted. It is important to recognize and observe Scott Smith, Vice President
the manufacturers’ suggested practices concerning proper usage. Dick Tipton, Treasurer
4.2.7. Residents have priority over Guests for use of gym equipment and classes. Tom Stevens, Secretary
4.2.8. Food and Drink. Food is not allowed in Gym or fitness classes. Water containers, non-breakable Mary Gale, Member at Large
with lids, are allowed.
4.2.8.1. All machines and equipment should be wiped down following use. Disinfectant wipes are pro- Email: boardofdirectors@tcwp.net
vided.
4.2.9. Time Limits. 2023 Board of Directors
4.2.9.1. Use of all gym equipment is limited to 30 minutes per person unless no one is waiting to use Monthly Meetings
the equipment. Meetings are open to all
4.2.10. Audio/TVs. members of the Association.
4.2.10.1. The TVs are provided for the convenience and enjoyment of all. Next Meeting
4.2.10.2. To ‘listen to’ a TV, tune your personal radio (with headset) to the frequency listed for that Wednesday, April 26th 3pm
particular TV.
4.2.10.2.1. The Retreat also has a limited number of headsets available for resident use and they are Onsite Association Staff
available at the Front Desk during regular hours. 916-771-7801
4.2.10.3. TV channels may be changed by the Facility Monitor, if requested.
4.2.10.4. The volume of the provided TVs will be set to mute at all times. Laura Young, General Manager
4.2.10.5. Talking on your cell phone is not permitted in the Gym; if you receive a phone call while in Laura.E.Young@fsresidential.com
the Gym, step outside. Christina Gee, AGM
4.2.11. Guests. Guests age 18 or older may use the Gym and Fitness Areas or classes if space permits christina.gee@fsresidential.com
with a Resident host. Guests under age 18 are not allowed in the Gym or Fitness Areas and may not
participate in fitness classes. Shannon Van Every, Lifestyle Director
shannon.vanevery@fsresidential.com
Home Specific Emergencies
A reminder about operation of the HOA
Compliance, financial reporting, and quarterly assessments are managed by FirstService Residential. FirstService staff are engaged by and (800) 762-5858
work at the will of the Board of Directors. The Board is responsible for their management. Contact Laura Young, General Manager first,
if you have any questions or concerns you feel need to be addressed.
If you feel that the matter needs to be brought to the Board’s attention, please send an email to boardofdirectors@tcwp.net. The email will Home Warranty Questions
be received by the entire Board, Laura Young, General Manager and Sara Jue, Vice President of FirstService Residential. All norcal@pultegroup.com
correspondence is included in the monthly Board packet for review at the next Board meeting. A member in good standing can ask for a
private meeting with the Board to discuss personal matters.

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