Thursday June 12 8 pm Swim Park $5 adults $3 child 3 & under FREE

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1 Community & Golf Newsletter June 2008 Doubles finalists Rubin Statham (NZL)/Clinton Thomson (AUS) and winners Thomas Schoeck (GER) / Ross Wilson (USA) with ball kids and Director of Tennis James Catenis. Summer Swing Fling and Picnic Saturday June pm $5 Adults $3 Child 3 & under FREE What a great way to spend a Saturday evening listening and dancing to live music. Poolside Activities Join us at the Swim Park! Activities and games are planned for all ages, every week, throughout June! Relays, slide races, water balloons and much more! Don't miss out on all the fun this summer at Eagle Harbor! Check with guest services each week to find out when the activities takes place! Join us along with the Clay County Community Swing Ensemble, while they capture the sounds and symphony of popular swing music throughout time. Don't forget your blankets and chairs. Please RSVP with payment at the Waterfront Park by June 22. Order a picnic when you sign up for the event: Basket 1 Fried Chicken Biscuits Potato and 3 Bean Salad Fresh Fruit Salad Chocolate Chip Cookies $9.95 /person for adults $5.95 /for kids under 11 Basket 2 Marinated and grilled flank steak and chicken sandwiches served on crusty mini rolls with remoulade sauce Parmesan rosemary rice cake wedges Fennel bowtie pasta salad Ginger garbanzo salad Chocolate covered strawberries $14.95 /person Dive IN Movie Thursday June 12 8 pm Swim Park $5 adults $3 child 3 & under FREE Movie: Dr. Dolittle: Tail to the Chief Dive IN for a movie getaway! Enjoy a movie on the big screen with all your friends and family! Floats are available to rent for $3. Limited menu available at the Snack Bar. Please RSVP at the Waterfront Park by June 8. Weather permitting. Vandalism on the Golf Course Lately there have been several incidents of vandalism on the golf course and its bathrooms. Our biggest problem is kids driving golf carts and bikes on the greens and tee boxes at night. To repair a green can cost the community up to $25,000. Please call the police at if you see any suspicious activity. Only registered golfers may access the golf course, all other access is trespassing.

2 R E C R E A T I O N The Water Cooler Club Friday, June pm Clubhouse If you work from home, take a lunch break with the Water Cooler Club! Meet new people and share interesting conversations! Sign up not required just show up! Look for the sign at our table. Yoga Tuesdays 5 6:30 pm Waterfront Park $12 Relax and renew with yoga! Classes are multi-level Kripalu yoga. Space is limited, so please RSVP at the Waterfront Park, Zumba Fitness Ages 9 and up Lick Skillet $7/class or a punch card of 10 for $50 Mondays & Wednesdays 7-8 pm Saturdays 8:30 9:30 am Zumba is an exciting class full of Latin and exotic music flavors. Please RSVP to the Waterfront Park at Want to give this a try? The first time is FREE! Zumba Kids class Mondays June 16 - July 21 6:15 6:45 pm $30 per child for six week session Ages 5-11 Lick Skillet. A thirty minute class that will run for six weeks. A parent is welcome to join their child FREE (space permitting). Come on out and give it a try! Your child will dance to great Latin music and learn Latin moves, like the salsa and merengue. Your child will laugh and smile, and learn to love dancing and exercise! You ll love it too! Total Body Conditioning Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays Lick Skillet Pick your time: 6:30 7:15 am 7:30 8:15 am 8:30 9:15 am Saturdays 7:30 8:30 am $10 / session Boot Camp - a no nonsense, multi-week class that gets you on the road to a better shape. Boot Camp is an intense 45 minutes of physical activity designed to get the maximum workout in a reasonable amount of time. Sign up by calling Waterfront Park at I Spy Locate your Amenity Access number hidden in the newsletter and receive a Sunday Buffet for two at Talons Restaurant any Sunday OR 18 holes of golf for two - only pay cart fee. Has to be redeemed during June Mommy, Daddy & ME Wednesdays & Saturdays 9:30 am Waterfront Park $45 (4 sessions) or $15 per session Parents, jump in and splash with your tots! Learn how to introduce your kids to water in a fun, safe, and educational environment. In your reassuring arms children will experience pre swimming skills such as floating, kicking and blowing bubbles. Classes are small and friendly with a minimum of five and a maximum of ten participants. Parents must participate and children must wear swim diapers. Please RSVP with payment at the Waterfront Park. Recreation Summer Camp Eagle Explorers (Ages 5-11) 8:30 am - 5:00 pm (with extended am and pm activities) $160 weekly $45 a day Field trip only $55 + tax One time registration fee of $50 and a $25 security deposit for each week registered. Register at Waterfront Park, Week Theme Field Trips June 9-13 Animal Adventures Alligator Farm June Sail Away Week Scenic Boat Tour June Speed week Daytona U.S.A. June 30 July 3 Out with a Blast GCS Cookout July 7 11 Science Says Week Eagle Landing July Survivor Week Ollie Koala s backyard July Sports Week Eagle Landing July 28-Aug 1 Summer Wonderland Ice Skating Aug 4-8 Do you Believe Week Sea World Aug End Of Summer Bash Eagle Landing San Sebastian Winery Trip Saturday June 21 $15 per person Transportation leaves from Waterfront Park 5 pm. Spend the evening enjoying wine and music with all your friends, or show that special someone how much you care and whisk her away for a romantic getaway. During your visit at San Sebastian, enjoy a walk through the vineyards and see the beautiful sites that St. Augustine has to offer. Taste an assortment of wines while listening to live jazz music at The Cellar Upstairs Wine and Jazz Bar, voted 'Best Live Music'. You can purchase a variety of tasty light appetizers to accompany the wide selection of your favorite San Sebastian Wines, as well as imported and domestic beers. Cost includes transportation, tour, tasting, & live jazz music. We leave the winery at the conclusion of the live music. Please RSVP with payment by June 17 at the Waterfront Park Waterfront Park Swim Park Creekside Park

3 R E C R E A T I O N Trevor Clark, Claire & Colin Kendrick Mexican Fiesta Party Carl Ciottoni, Brenda Jenkins, Nora Ciottoni, Jules Carlson, Kendra & Scott Peck Chick Flick Tuesday, June 10 Clubhouse Champagne tasting 6 pm Movie 7 pm Ladies take a night off, and enjoy a movie with all your friends. You deserve it! The movie feature is 27 Dresses, a comedy filled with laughter and romance. Come early for dinner and enjoy complimentary champagne tasting. Indulge in great conversation and learn something new about a variety of sparkling wines. Please RSVP at the Waterfront Park by June 6. This night s for you ladies enjoy it! Teen Trip To AQUATICA by Seaworld, Orlando Saturday, June 7 $50 School s out for the summer and the kids want to celebrate! Join us for an adventure getaway to the newest water park in Orlando, Aquatica! Enjoy endless slides, a huge wave pool and much more. Bus leaves from Waterfront Park at 7:30 am sharp. Please have your child there by 7:15 am. Bus returns to Waterfront at 8 pm. EN1104. Cost includes bus and admission ticket. Bring extra money for food and souvenirs. Please RSVP with payment at the Waterfront Park. Ski Day Friday, June 20 1 pm Complimentary Doctors Lake Dock (next to Waterfront Park) Did you ever want to learn how to Water Ski or Wakeboard? Now s your chance! Liquid Sports Marina will teach techniques and skills needed for skiing and wakeboarding. No past experience needed. Ages 8 to 80 are welcome. Get ready to have some fun and enjoy an afternoon on the lake. Sessions last about an hour with 5 to 6 participants per session. All participants must RSVP and fill out the release form by June 16 at the Waterfront Park. Wings & Beer Friday June 6 & pm Swim Park Join us at the Swim Park twice a month for Wings & Beer! What a great way to start out the weekend with neighborhood friends and family! 5 Wings for $3, 10 for $6, 15 for $9, and 20 for $12. Draft Beer $2. Tacos and Trivia Thursday, June 26 Dinner starts 5 pm, Trivia 7-9 pm Join us at the Club House for a fun night of games and food. Have a delicious taco basket and answer trivia questions to win prizes for adults and kids. We will be playing several rounds of trivia so come early or late. Join us after beer and balls, we are open late. Ground beef taco baskets, soft or hard, 3 for $5.00, including chips and salsa. Chicken taco baskets 3 for $6.50. Our regular menu is also available. Waterfront Park Swim Park Creekside Park

4 R E C R E A T I O N The New Babysitter s Training Thursday, June 19 8 am 3:30 pm $65 Waterfront Park The newly revised Babysitter's Training course is now available. The course gives 11 to 15 year olds the skills and confidence to safely and responsibly care for children and infants. Through hands-on activities, interactive video, and lively discussions the course teaches young people how to care for children and infants, be good leaders and role models, make good decisions and solve problems, keep the children they babysit and themselves safe, handle emergencies such as injuries, illnesses and household accidents, and write resumes and interview for jobs. The training includes the new babysitters handbook with a CD. Please RSVP at the Waterfront Park with payment. Safe boater s Class Monday & Wednesday, June 16 and pm $15 Waterfront Park Any resident interested in obtaining their safe boating card is encouraged to sign up for this 6 hour class. Class size is limited. Open for residents age 14 and older. Please RSVP with payment at the Waterfront Park. Lifeguard class June 1 - June 13 Eagle Harbor Resident: $170 Non Eagle Harbor Resident: $185 Are you interested in becoming a lifeguard? Eagle Harbor offers Red Cross Certification for Professional Rescue CPR and Life-guarding. You must attend every session in order to be certified and pass a pre-course swim evaluation. WR010A. Please call the Waterfront Park for further details. Must be at least 15 years of age. Taking the class does not automatically secure a job at Eagle Harbor, but considerations will be taken to those students who are 16 years and over. Check the website for days and times of classes. Guard Start Training June 22 - June 28 Ages $150 resident / $170 non-resident American Red Cross GuardStart: Lifeguarding Tomorrow is a program for youth that provides a foundation of aquatic and leadership knowledge, attitudes and skills for future successful completion of the Red Cross Lifeguarding courses. Course participants will learn about prevention, fitness, response, leadership, and professionalism. Must be able to swim the front crawl for 25 yards continuously while breathing to the front or side, tread water for 1 minute using arms and legs, and submerge and swim a distance of 10 feet underwater. The prerequisites test will be the first day of class. Class size is limited. Please RSVP at the Waterfront Park with payment. 80 s Party Thursday, July am Clubhouse $15 prepay by July 1 $20 at the door Adults 21 & older please. Dust off your leg warmers and tease up your hair - Eagle Harbor is having an 80 s party. Be there or be square! Big Al & the Kaholics are ready to rock the house, so bring your dancing shoes. Best dressed male and female receive prizes. Drink specials and a limited menu available. RSVP with payment at the Waterfront Park by July 1. Only 200 tickets! 15th Annual Red, White & Blue Parade Friday, July 4 Parade begins 10 am SHARP! Participants must line up by 9:30 am. It's that time in July when flags are raised high and fireworks light up the sky. Begin your fun filled day at Eagle Harbor s 15th Annual Red, White & Blue Parade. Decorate bikes, golf carts and floats! The parade starts at the Clubhouse and ends at the Swim Park. Please RSVP at the Waterfront Park. Teen Pool Party Saturday, July pm $12 prepay by July 1 or $15 at the door Get ready for dancing, swimming, and black light volleyball. Buy your tickets early! Residents must accompany their non-resident guest(s). Teens attending event must be dropped off and picked up by an adult. Teens are not allowed to ride bikes. The event is chaperoned and snacks and beverages are available for purchase. Don t forget your white t-shirts and highlighters! Please RSVP with payment at the Waterfront Park Check your July newsletter for more details about Fourth of July Festivities! 4 Waterfront Park Swim Park Creekside Park

5 N e i g h b o r h o o d W a t c h Approximately seventy percent of all Eagle Harbor neighborhoods have organized, trained and are participating in our Eagle Harbor Neighborhood Watch. They can be identified by the Neighborhood Watch signs posted at their entrance. There are still twelve neighborhoods that are not participating. They are Bridgewater, Brookstone, Country Walk, Daniels's Landing, Eagle Watch, Harbor Lake, Hawk's Nest, Lookout Landing, Players Club, Rivergate, Waters Edge and Woodlake. The Clay County Sheriff's Office states that a Neighborhood Watch is one of the most effective and least costly ways to prevent crime. Besides working together to keep our neighborhoods safe and secure, our Eagle Harbor Neighborhood Watch goes one step further. The Neighborhood Watch sponsors windshield stickers to help residents identify non resident vehicles in the area. The Neighborhood Watch costs nothing and it helps to make your neighborhood safer. Help is provided to get started. It is a wonderful opportunity to get to know your neighbors. The knowledge that your neighbor is looking out for your safety is reassuring. The Neighborhood Watch can spark a stronger community spirit. Still unsure? A R C Remember those old adages about safety in numbers and knowledge is power. Still unsure? Contact Susanne Morris, the Neighborhood Watch Coordinator to answer questions or to help you get started. Find more information at The Bike Rodeo was a huge success with over 50 participants. Photo by Karen McCarthy Eagle Harbor is a unique and beautiful community, created to enhance the lives of its residents by coupling the preservation of nature with state of the art amenities. From the wide winding sidewalk down Eagle Harbor Parkway to the many residential parks put in place for the enjoyment of families and children. Residents of Eagle Harbor have many opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with family and friends. It can be disheartening to see or hear about those who disregard the value of our community through lack of effort, lack of responsibility or negligence. FR035A. It is also unfortunate that some choose to vandalize community property, the same community which was created for their benefit. Let us not forget that this is OUR community and though the vision began at the hand of the developer it is now in OUR hands. It is OUR responsibility to take care of our community. There are many simple things you can do that will make a BIG difference in the overall appearance of your neighborhood and the community as a whole. Consider the following: If there is trash in the pond/lake take a minute to remove it. Keep streets looking their best by edging and mowing your lawn weekly. Clean out your garage and get organized! Move cars into the garage overnight therefore allowing driveway space for guests to park. Be considerate of others. Don t use street parking as a permanent parking solution. Street parking is hazardous to children walking or riding their bikes throughout the neighborhood as well as those navigating their vehicles. Utilize your garage and driveway for daily parking needs. Store any temporary items not in use in the garage or out of view of others such as, ladders, trash cans, small temporary play equipment, wheel barrels, etc. Trash and yard waste should be placed curbside no more than 24hrs in advance of pickup and waste bins and trash cans www. Eagle Harbor Online. com should be returned to the garage or placed out of view that evening. We all love our pets, they are a part of our family. Please remember according to the Covenants and Restrictions Article V Section 8, no pet shall be allowed to run at large and no more than a total of four dogs and/or cats, combined may be kept within any dwelling unit. Lastly, when walking your pet please be a courteous neighbor and pick up after your pet while on your walk. Remember it s YOUR community! 55 5

6 5 5 + C L U B Erica Washkill ewashkill@eagle-harbor.com All reservation and membership information for the 55+ Club is now handled by the recreation department at the Waterfront Park. Pool Party Thursday, June 12 Creekside 6-9 pm dinner served 6:30-8 pm $18 members/$23 guests Summer is here, please join the 55+ Club for a party at Creekside pool. Menu: BBQ Chicken, Pulled Pork, Sandwich rolls, Baked Beans, Coleslaw, Corn on the Cobb, ice cream, ice tea and lemonade. 55+ provides the beer and wine. You may bring beverage of choice, no glass containers please. Please RSVP with payment at the Waterfront Park by June 9. Contact Erica Washkill with any questions Upcoming Events September 11 Event at the Clubhouse October 11 Tennis Outing November 6 Golf Outing December 4 Holiday Dinner / Dance Events and dates subject to change. Ongoing Events Senior Tennis Social Tuesday Social Men s Bridge Ladies Bridge One Steppers 55+ Club Golf Outing in April Every Monday night, 6:30 pm Every Tuesday, 5 pm at the Waterfront Park. No RSVP necessary. 1st & 3rd Wednesday, 7 pm at resident's homes. Call Randy Broske Every Friday at the Clubhouse 10 am. RSVP to Joan Sobanski at Meets Mon, Wed, & Thur at 8 am. Call Walt Joba at for info. Spring Dance Bill & Joan Aselage Dick Johnson Ed Burley and Hilde Franke Archer & Barbara Fitch > Clubs > The 55+ Club Erica Washkill ewashkill@eagle-harbor.com

7 Relax and let us do the cooking. Simply order Thursday night Dinner- To-Go. Each delicious complete dinner is BS045A prepared for two, four or six servings to meet your family needs. Orders are taken up to Wednesday prior to each Thursday. Order by calling Reservation with credit card is required. Pick up 4-6 pm. Two for $18.95 / Four for $27.95 / Six for$35.95 June 5 Lemon linguine shrimp, tomato mozzarella salad, brownies. June 12 Tex Mex meat loaf, sour cream mashed potatoes, corn on the cob. June 19 Wild rice chicken margarita enchiladas, black eyed pea salsa. June 26 Asian pork pasta, saucy green beans, homemade pudding. Friday Night Dinner Fridays 5-9 pm Join us every Friday night for Chef s choice specials. We feature delicious homemade entrees as well as a homemade dessert. Come early for happy hour and appetizer specials. Happy hour is 2 for 1 drafts all day every day in the restaurant or patio, 3 6 pm half price house wine and well drinks. On Friday happy hour lasts until 7:00 pm. Come in to see our new menu and ask about daily lunch specials. Golfers, see Vanessa for a special drink offer just for you! Sunday mornings 9 am 1:30 pm $11.95 adults / $6 children ages and under eat free with paying adult We feature all the traditional favorites including scrambled eggs, hash browns, grits, biscuits & gravy, sausage, bacon, lunch items, assorted pastries, fresh fruit, sweets, as well as made-to-order omelets. In May we are featuring quiche-of-the-week and a delicious waffle bar with spreads, chocolate mouse, whipping cream and homemade syrups. HOURS IN JUNE Sunday 9 am 5 pm Monday 11 am 8 pm Tuesday 11 am 5 pm Wednesday 11 am 8 pm Thursday 11 am 8 pm Friday 11 am 9 pm Saturday 11 am 5 pm Happy hour: 2 for 1 drafts all day, every day. Half price house wine and well drinks, 3-6 pm. Talons - The Restaurant at Eagle Harbor Clubhouse Event Coordinator Vanessa Broderick x 11 Golf Carts Eagle Harbor was designated as a Golf Cart Community by the Clay County Board of Commissioners. This County Resolution allows golf carts to be driven on designated Eagle Harbor neighborhood roads north of CR 220 and west of Hwy 17. Publix shopping center is NOT included in the area where golf carts are permitted. Eagle Harbor has a registration program for ALL private golf carts in our community. The registration is free. How to Register: Contact Erica with Fun Card Services at the Waterfront Park ( ) (ewashkill@eagle-harbor.com) to set up an appointment. Bring your proof of insurance and photo identification to your appointment. Upon completing your registration you will receive two numbered decals to adhere to each side of your golf cart. Failure to register results in the suspension of user privileges of the facilities and amenities. Florida State Law requires that drivers of a golf cart must be at least 14 years of age. Motorized vehicles, including golf carts, are not permitted on sidewalks. To report any golf cart violations, please contact the Clay County Sheriff s office at To obtain additional information regarding the laws of golf cart use, and to view and download copies of the Statutes and Resolution go to

8 G O L F N E W S Summer Junior Golf Camp We offer the best Summer Junior Golf Program in the area. Our PGA Professional staff will conduct two 3 week sessions. This program covers the basic skills needed to develop the proper fundamentals to a great golf swing and knowledge of the game to last a lifetime. Session 1 Week 1 June (Short Game) Week 2 June (Rules, Long Game) Week 3 June (Play day/tourney) Session 2 Week 1 July 8-10 (Short Game) Week 2 July (Rules, Long Game) Week 3 July (Play day/tourney) Age groups and times 6-8 9:30-10:30 am 9 and up 10:45-11:45 am Patrons $135 Non Patrons $150 Cost includes all instruction, and awards party with pizza and prizes. Please call the golf to sign up. G OLF S HOP M ONTHLY S PECIAL Month of June All Adidas & Nike Apparel 20% off Patron Guest Days All non holiday Mondays. Patrons may bring up to 3 guests at $25 each. Golf Association Meeting Tuesday, June 3 6:30 pm Course Accomplishments Bill Gortney Hole in One on #4 4/3/08 Bill Smith Eagle on #2 4/16/08 Charles Patterson Hole in One #15 4/18/08 Foncine Wood Career Low Score 86 4/22/08 Debra Haris Hole in One #4 4/22/08 Andy Manson Eagle #9 5/2/08 Dick Johnson Hole in One on #13 5/7/08 Upcoming Events Team Scramble June 7 8:30 am SG Association event. $25 + applicable cart and green fees, includes lunch and prizes. Bring your own team, or give your name to the pro shop to be paired with fellow golfers. Open to Association Members. Ladies Patron Guest June 14 8:30 am SG Ladies bring a friend and join us for the 2nd annual One Day Patron Guest. Entry fee of $150 per team and includes tee gift, green and cart fees, breakfast, lunch and prizes. Format: Best One Ball of Two. Entry forms must be in Golf Shop by June 12. Open to Patrons. NFJG Junior Tour June 16 7:30 am Tee Times For more information: Ladies Golf Clinic NEW TIME during the summer! Mondays 6-7 pm $12 Whether you are a beginner or working on polishing your skills, learn the needed fundamentals to give you the confidence and knowledge to play the game and have fun! Call the golf shop to register at Monday Night Madness Mondays 5:30 pm SG $10 entry plus cart fees for patrons or $18 green/cart fee for non patrons. ABCD Scramble. Call the golf shop to sign up by 2:00 pm on Monday. Prizes awarded each night. Beer & Balls Thursdays 6 7:30 pm $13 for all the range balls you can hit. Complimentary draft beer. Our golf professionals will be on the range for brief instruction. Adults only, please. 8 Ladies Wednesday League Wednesdays 5:30 pm SG $10 plus applicable cart fee for patrons or $28 for non-patrons. Call the golf shop to sign up by 2 pm on Wednesday. Prizes award each night. Golf Pro-Shop Couples Golf Fridays 5:30 pm SG We welcome all golfers to join our couples mixer. $10 entry plus cart fees for patrons or $18 green/cart fee for non patrons. Plan to stay for dinner and drinks after your round. Call the golf shop by 2 pm on Friday to sign up. All levels of experience welcome! Hours: 7 am - 7 pm

9 T E N N I S Semifinalist Marcus Fugate (USA) Mike & Sandy Shore Larry & Rhonda Knight Host families play an important part of the success of the tournament, players Ross Wilson, and Matt Roberts (all USA) stayed with the Wentz family. Singles winner Greg Jones thanks the ball kids, empires, tournament staff, host families and sponsors for a great tournament experience. Elisa & Jay Wichtendahl Summer Kids Camp Each session emphasizes modern stroke development, on court conditioning, match-play, and sportsmanship. Participants are grouped based on his/her ability level. Mondays- Fridays 10 am 1 pm June 9-13, 16-20, July 7-11, 14-18, July 28- August 1 August 4-Thursday August 7* Finalist Clinton Thomson (AUS) $160 per week per child / 20% off 2nd child. * 4 day weeks: $130 $45 per day Mon Thur, $50 Fridays** **Includes pizza & pool party on Fridays If you pay for a whole week of summer camp you will receive an Eagle Harbor Summer Camp T-shirt. Only one T-shirt per child / per summer. Camp participants should bring sunblock, a change of clothes, a swimsuit and a towel everyday. Make Up Policy: Any junior who signs up by the week and misses a class due to rain or illness may make up the class one day during the next week. No refunds are given for missed classes for any other reasons. Adults Summer Program Join us for adult summer camp! There are no ladies clinics during the summer. June :30-9:30 am July :30-9:30 am July 28- August 1 7:30-9:30 am $125 per week or $30 per day Please RSVP the week before each camp with payment. Summer Round Robin Greg Jones, Sidney, Australia. Need a little competitive tennis during the summer? Sign up for the Summer Round Robin at the Tennis office. The B and C teams will begin on June 10, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.; A and D teams on June 12, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Cost is $10 and 2 cans of tennis balls. RT016A. For more information, Debbie Blackshear at dblack779@aol.com. Tennis Park: jcatenis@eagle-harbor.com Tennis Shop Hours: Monday Friday 8 am 8 pm, Saturday Sunday 8 am 5 pm 9

10 C D D The CDD Board meets once a month and meetings are open to the public. Meeting agenda, minutes and other documents of interest can be found on the community webpage in the community section. They are also available at the CDD office at 2105 Harbor Lake Drive. The business of the CDD is managed by a district management company, Government Service Group Inc. (GSG). They have a toll free number where residents can call with community concerns: (866) CDD Board of Supervisors: Alan DiMaio-Leach (Chairman) alanineaglehbr@aol.com Steve Czajkowski (Vice Chairman) sczajkowski@yahoo.com Amy Wilson gatoramy@aol.com Walt Joba waltjoba@comcast.net Ryan Alderson rald@comcast.net CDD Board Meetings are held at the Sales Center Thursday, June 26, :00 pm Highlight summary of the April 24, 2008 Board of Supervisors meeting, by District Management, Government Services Group, (GSG) Approximately 20 residents were present at the Board of Supervisors meeting held on Thursday, 4/24/08 at 6:00 p.m. District Manager Items The Board approved the Fiscal Year 2007/08 Annual Report. Staff presented Department Updates and Monthly Status of Open Items tasked to GSG. The Board authorized staff to begin negotiations with Hampton Golf for Operations Maintenance, and Customer Service for Golf Course & Restaurant, Tennis Center and other Amenities and Programs. The Board authorized staff to begin negotiations with Tree Amigos for Landscape Maintenance. There was a discussion regarding the Information Center at Eagle Harbor usage. Finance Items The Board did not approve the Budget Calendar for Fiscal Year 2008/09; pending revisions to be made by staff. Staff presented the March 2008 Financial Statement, Bond Requisitions, Bank Reconciliations, Check Register and Balance Sheet. Minutes The Board approved the March 27, 2008 regular meeting minutes. *For more information regarding the April, 2008 Board meeting, please visit the Eagle Harbor website. Eagle Harbor is comprised of six separate HOA s. Each HOA board is responsible for enforcing specific Covenant and Restrictions for their respective neighborhood(s). Covenant and Restrictions are enforced by three separate entities: HOA, ARC (Architectural Review Board) and the CDD (Community Development District). The HOA is responsible for enforcement of ongoing residential concerns, generally items listed under Article V in the Covenants and Restrictions: lawn maintenance, nuisances, trash cans, etc. Find out more about each HOA, the area they cover etc. at > Community > HOA Eagle Harbor Homeowners Association Are you interested in serving on the 2008/2009 Homeowners Association Board of Directors? If so, the Nominating Committee would like to hear from you. Please fill out the enclosed Nomination Form and return it to the following address or fax it to us on or before June 13, 2008: Eagle Harbor Nominating Committee PO Box 9697 Fleming Island, FL FAX# 904/ Please include a short informational sheet about yourself (not to exceed 8½ x 11 ), including any qualifications and why you would like to serve on the board. You can also download the Form at located under Minutes and Documents or feel free to contact our management company, Paraclete Services at (904) for a copy or to answer any questions. The Annual Meeting will be held at 6:00 p.m. on July 18, 2008 at the Fleming Island Elementary Cafetorium. This meeting is for all 2,169 Eagle Harbor homes located North of Highway 220 and West of Highway

11 C D D The CDD Board meets once a month and meetings are open to the public. Meeting agenda, minutes and other documents of interest can be found on the community webpage in the community section. They are also available at the CDD office at 2105 Harbor Lake Drive. The business of the CDD is managed by a district management company, Government Service Group Inc. (GSG). They have a toll free number where residents can call with community concerns: (866) CDD Board of Supervisors: Alan DiMaio-Leach (Chairman) alanineaglehbr@aol.com Steve Czajkowski (Vice Chairman) sczajkowski@yahoo.com Amy Wilson gatoramy@aol.com Walt Joba waltjoba@comcast.net Ryan Alderson rald@comcast.net CDD Board Meetings are held at the Sales Center Thursday, June 26, :00 pm Highlight summary of the April 24, 2008 Board of Supervisors meeting, by District Management, Government Services Group, (GSG) Approximately 20 residents were present at the Board of Supervisors meeting held on Thursday, 4/24/08 at 6:00 p.m. District Manager Items The Board approved the Fiscal Year 2007/08 Annual Report. Staff presented Department Updates and Monthly Status of Open Items tasked to GSG. The Board authorized staff to begin negotiations with Hampton Golf for Operations Maintenance, and Customer Service for Golf Course & Restaurant, Tennis Center and other Amenities and Programs. The Board authorized staff to begin negotiations with Tree Amigos for Landscape Maintenance. There was a discussion regarding the Information Center at Eagle Harbor usage. Finance Items The Board did not approve the Budget Calendar for Fiscal Year 2008/09; pending revisions to be made by staff. Staff presented the March 2008 Financial Statement, Bond Requisitions, Bank Reconciliations, Check Register and Balance Sheet. Minutes The Board approved the March 27, 2008 regular meeting minutes. *For more information regarding the April, 2008 Board meeting, please visit the Eagle Harbor website. Eagle Harbor is comprised of six separate HOA s. Each HOA board is responsible for enforcing specific Covenant and Restrictions for their respective neighborhood(s). Covenant and Restrictions are enforced by three separate entities: HOA, ARC (Architectural Review Board) and the CDD (Community Development District). The HOA is responsible for enforcement of ongoing residential concerns, generally items listed under Article V in the Covenants and Restrictions: lawn maintenance, nuisances, trash cans, etc. Find out more about each HOA, the area they cover etc. at > Community > HOA Eagle Harbor Homeowners Association Are you interested in serving on the 2008/2009 Homeowners Association Board of Directors? If so, the Nominating Committee would like to hear from you. Please fill out the enclosed Nomination Form and return it to the following address or fax it to us on or before June 13, 2008: Eagle Harbor Nominating Committee PO Box 9697 Fleming Island, FL FAX# 904/ Please include a short informational sheet about yourself (not to exceed 8½ x 11 ), including any qualifications and why you would like to serve on the board. You can also download the Form at located under Minutes and Documents or feel free to contact our management company, Paraclete Services at (904) for a copy or to answer any questions. The Annual Meeting will be held at 6:00 p.m. on July 18, 2008 at the Fleming Island Elementary Cafetorium. This meeting is for all 2,169 Eagle Harbor homes located North of Highway 220 and West of Highway

12 Greg Jones, Garber Automall Tennis Classic Champion 2008 R E S T A U R A N T H O U R S Talons Restaurant (904) Sunday Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Tuesday, Saturday Friday 9 am 5 pm 11 am 8 pm 11 am 5 pm 11 am 9 pm P O O L H O U R S Swim Park and Waterfront Park Monday-Saturday 10 am-9 pm Sunday 11 am-7 pm Maintenance closings: Swim Park 6/2, Waterfront Park 6/9 The Swim Park will open at 12 pm June 21 & 28 due to swim meet. Snack Bar: Beginning 6/5: Open 11 am - 8 pm Creekside 5/24-6/4: Monday- Friday 3 pm - 7 pm Saturday & Sunday 11am - 7 pm Starting 6/5 Sunday - Saturday 11am - 8 pm Maintenance closing: 6/16. Closes at 4 pm on 6/12. Water Arthritis E A G L E H A R B O R D I R E C T O R Y Waterfront Park Swim Park Creekside Park Recreation & Aquatics Director (Stephanie Sanci-White) Activities and Event Coordinator (Rachel Schiff) Party Coordinator (Marissa Bryan ) Tennis Park (Director of Tennis: James Catenis) Golf Pro Shop/Tee Times Head Pro (Marion Detlefsen) x 15 Golf Membership (Kim Watts) x 16 Restaurant/Bar Talons Clubhouse Event Coordinator (Vanessa Broderick) x11 New Resident Services, Boat&RV storage, 55+Club(Erica Washkill) Website & Newsletter (Catrine Fredrikson) Golf and Landscape Maintenance Architectural Review Committee Construction Office Lick Skillet Home Owners Associations (Lawn maintenance, pet and noise nuisances, trash cans, etc.) Eagle Harbor HOA Stone Creek HOA Pine Lake Townhome HOA x1505 Black Creek HOA x1503 Town Center HOA x3230 The Enclave HOA x1503 District Managers GSG Toll free: Wednesday s 10 am - 11 am at Waterfront Park Early Morning Lap Swim Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 6-7:15 am. Waterfront Park. Facility operating hours are subject to change based on inclement weather conditions. Helpful phone numbers for Eagle Harbor residents: Clay County Animal Control Clay County Sheriff s Dept Clay County Mosquito Control Clay Electric (to report a street light out) Eagle Harbor mailboxes (Cynthia) Drainage, lake and pond issues, bike path lights Eagle Harbor Golf Club (904) Eagle Harbor Parkway, Orange Park, FL Community Website: w w w. E a g l e H a r b o r O n l i n e. c o m