Eagle Harbor. October New Management. Community & Golf Newsletter

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1 Eagle Harbor Community & Golf Newsletter October 2008 Events for the whole family: Teen Campfire Movie 10/10 Cooking Class 10/30 Halloween Horror Trip 10/4 Witches Cauldron 10/11 Teen Fright Night 10/18 Haunted Hayride 10/24-25 Trick or Treat Kick-off 10/31 We would like to introduce you to Eagle Harbor s new General Manager of the golf course and recreational facilities, Jim Houston! Jim, a Florida State University graduate, has been in the golf business for more than 10 years and started his career at The Tournament Players Club at Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra, Fla. After more than two years there, he moved to The Plantation at Ponte Vedra. Houston continued working toward his Professional Golfers Association of America membership, which he earned while working at Pablo Creek Club in Jacksonville, Fla. New Management East West Partners is wrapping up their operations after 15 years of providing and maintaining services for Eagle Harbor s facilities. As of October 1 st, Hampton Golf begins their commitment to the community s amenities with Tree Amigos Outdoor Services handling all common area landscape maintenance. Hampton Golf has what it takes to add to an already exciting lifestyle experience at Eagle Harbor and can help the community reach its highest potential while still maintaining fiscal responsibility. In 2004, after earning his PGA membership, Houston started his career with Hampton Golf as the Director of Golf and General Manager for The Golf Club at North Hampton in Fernandina Beach, Fla. In January 2008, he opened Hampton Golf s Sugarloaf Mountain Golf and Town Club in the Orlando, Fla., area. Jim will assume full responsibilities as General Manager at Eagle Harbor on Oct. 1, when Hampton Golf begins managing the community. Hampton Golf brings vast experience in golf and amenities management to the community and I truly look forward to being a part of it, Houston said. Jim Houston New General Manager at Eagle Harbor For more information about Hampton Golf, please visit or call Jim at the Golf Shop at

2 R E C R E A T I O N The Water Cooler Club Healthy Whole Foods Cooking Class Thursday, October 30 6:30-7:30 pm Lick Skillet $20 cash or check made out to Your Green Gourmet. Join us for a fun and informative cooking class emphasizing healthy, whole-foods. Class includes cooking demo, nutritional information with notes, recipes AND best of all you get to eat! Space is limited, RSVP to the Waterfront Park by Sunday, October 26. Fridays, October 10 & 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 taught by Anita Sanci (E.R.Y.T. 500, C.T.), professional level instructor. Space is limited so please RSVP at the Waterfront Park today! Don t forget to bring your water bottle and yoga mat or towel. 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 is a results-driven conditioning program that runs 4 times weekly, for four weeks, at 45 minute durations per session. It is conducted in an indoor/outdoor environment, utilizing a military-style format, coupled with the most progressive, innovative and creative exercises in fitness. For more information, Paul at pmg8897@comcast.net. Bring a towel and water. The first week of classes is FREE. Sign up by calling Waterfront Park at Vendors! Rent a table! Fall Festival Saturday, November 15 If you are interested in displaying or selling homemade arts, crafts, and baked goods at the annual Eagle Harbor Fall Festival, please contact Emily Mnichowski or Mark Bishop at Other vendors are also welcome to participate. Renting a space for the festival is $25 and includes one six foot table. Please RSVP with payment to Waterfront Park by October 23. Community Sidewalk Sale Saturday, November 8 at Fleming Island Elementary Mark your calendars! If you love bargains, you won t want to miss out on Eagle Harbor s semi-annual sidewalk sale. To rent a space, please RSVP with payment to Waterfront Park starting Wednesday, October 15. Spaces are limited. Price $25 per space and includes one eight foot table. Limited to two tables per resident. Crafty Kids Club Wednesday, October 8 & Tuesday, October pm $5 Age 5 11 Waterfront Park Need time to yourself? Drop your child at Waterfront for supervised crafts, games, and a snack. Please RSVP to the Waterfront Park the day before each event. Mondays & Fridays 9-10 am Waterfront Park $5 per class Jump in the water and get fit! Keep cool in the pool with this 60 minute cardio and conditioning class. Please RSVP to the Waterfront Park at Your first class is free! 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 October Waterfront Park Swim Park Creekside Park

3 Pool and Fire Safety with the Clay County Fire Department The Blood Mobile comes to Eagle Harbor! CDD Election On Election Day, November 4, 2008, three seats on the CDD Board of Supervisors are up for election. Eagle Harbor residents who are registered voters may vote for the candidate of their choice for each seat. Find out more about the candidates on Wednesday, October 8 8 am -12 pm at the Clubhouse parking lot To avoid wait, call Waterfront Park at to set up an appointment. Become a Blood Donor! To find out more about donating blood, please find more information at You may be eligible to donate if you: * Are in good general health. * Weigh at least 110 pounds. * Are at least 17. * Have not had a tattoo or traveled to a malarial area in the last 12 months. * Can pass a health and lifestyle screening. * Bring a photo ID. Seat 1 - Alan DiMaio-Leach UNOPPOSED Seat 5 - Stephen Czajkowski Seat 2 - Dave Richard UNOPPOSED Seat 5 - David Herold Are you looking for a fun place to watch all the exciting Monday night football games? Talons is the place! October 6 Minnesota at New Orleans 8:30 pm October 12 NY Giants at Cleveland 8:30 pm October 20 Denver at New England 8:30 pm October 27 Indianapolis at Tennessee 8:30 pm 3

4 Halloween Horror Nights Field Trip Saturday, October 4 4 pm - 3 am Ages: 13 and older Face your deepest fears as Bloody Mary brings history s most terrifying urban legends to life. There s no where you re safe in the most immersive horror experience ever. There are eight all new haunted houses, 6 all new Bone-chilling scare zones, and 3 gripping live shows. The teens will be in groups with a chaperone, in order to allow for more time at the park. RSVP with payment to the Waterfront Park by Thursday, October 2. Price includes ticket, transportation, and chaperones. Parents must fill out a release and assumption of risk form. There is a mandatory parent meeting on Thursday, October 2, 7 pm at Waterfront Park. The bus leaves and returns to Waterfront Park. Teen Campfire Movie Night Movie: Prom Night (PG-13) Friday, October 10 7:30-10:00 pm Creekside Park $5 prepay by 9/10 $7 at the door Teens beware, you're in for a scare. Enjoy watching the scary movie in front of a campfire with smores, scary stories and refreshments included. This is a non swimming, chaperoned event! RSVP to Waterfront Park by October 8. Witches Cauldron Saturday, October 11 Creekside Park Ages: $10 The witch is inviting only the bravest of souls to listen to her stories. She has smores, pizza, and witches brew for all to enjoy. Games, activities, and crafts around the campfire makes this a true halloween holiday tradition. WR012A. Price includes pizza, crafts, special treats and chaperones. Please RSVP to the Waterfront Park by Friday, October 10.

5 Teen Fright Night Saturday, October pm Clubhouse 6th to 10th graders only! $15 prepay $20 at the door Come on out to the monster mash, it s going to be a graveyard smash! Teen Fright Night is back and is scarier than ever. Dress up in your best costume and dance the night away while the DJ spins your favorite tunes. Best costume gets a prize. Price includes admission, games, prizes and candy. RSVP to Waterfront Park by Friday, October 17. Residents must accompany their guest(s). Teens attending the dance must be dropped off and picked up by an adult. Teens will not be permitted to ride bikes to and from the Clubhouse. Haunted Hayride Friday, October 24 & Saturday, October pm Lick Skillet By reservation only! $5 per person Halloween is here and the hayride is back! This year we welcome your family to expierence the Lick Skillet Insane Asylum! The patients have escaped and darkness has fallen on the haunted forest. Get ready to be chilled to the boone. The hayride is a 20 minute tour and runs continuously throughout the evening. Please RSVP at the Waterfront Park with payment by October 24 for your time slot. CAUTION: Enter at your own risk. Some scenes might frighten children (and adults)! Trick or Treat Kick Off Friday, October pm $7 per child $5 adults Start your Halloween night off at our goblin party at the Swim Park. Play the carnival-like games, race in a spooky relay, or make some goblin slime! Either way, there are plenty of prizes and candy to weigh down your Halloween bags. Price includes crafts, games, hot demon dogs, chips and lemonade. Other beverages available for purchase. Please RSVP at the Waterfront Park by Saturday, October 28. Following this event is the traditional Eagle Harbor neighborhood Trick or Treat from 6 to 8 pm.

6 Thursday, October 16 Dinner starts 5 pm Trivia 7 9 pm Clubhouse Buffet $6.00 per person 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 - late arrivals welcome! Ground beef tacos, soft or hard, chicken tacos, chips and salsa. Our regular menu is also available C L U B End of Summer Party Octoberfest Saturday, October 11 6 pm Tennis Park Come join the 55+ Club for a fun night at the Tennis Park with Octoberfest menu. Tennis is encouraged but you don t have to play to enjoy dinner. Assorted German Sausages, Sauerkraut, Thousand Island Dressing, German Potato Salad, Braised Red Cabbage, and rolls. German Chocolate Cake for dessert. Iced Tea, Lemonade, Beer, and a Surprise Ladies Drink Special included. Please feel free to bring your own beverage if none of the above is to you liking. $18/members and $23/guest. Must be a 55+ Club Member. Please RSVP with Erica Washkill at the Clubhouse ( ext 16) by Thursday October 9. Tickets are required.. Senior Tennis Social Tuesday Social Men s Bridge Ladies Bridge One Steppers 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 Bob Sabot at 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. The ROMEO Club Retired Old Men Eating Out meets the last Wednesday of the month for lunch at various locations in town. If you are an EH man and would like to join us, ssmccord@att.net

7 Relax and let us do the cooking. Simply order Thursday night Dinner- To-Go. Each delicious complete dinner is 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 October 2 Teriyaki steak and portabella strips served over brown rice, side of mixed vegetables, dinner rolls and butter, banana pudding. October 9 Seafood Delight featuring two homemade crab cakes, fried shrimp, baked fish (swai), cole slaw, garlic biscuits and homemade key lime pie. October 16 Two Hawaiian chicken breasts served over brown rice sauteed with teriyaki and pineapple, fresh green beans, homemade brownie. October 23 Meat loaf, baked potato, mixed vegetables, house salad, dinner roll and chocolate chip cookies. October 30 Seasoned grilled pork chop, creamy mashed potatoes, mushroom gravy, steamed broccoli, house salad, chocolate truffle cake. Wednesdays 5-8 pm Children 4-11 $6 Adults $10 3 and under no charge. Children s meal must be accompanied by an adult purchase. Please call for reservations of 8 or more Bring the whole family, take the night off and let us do the cooking for you. Each Wednesday night we offer: New Entrée items Drink Specials Desserts Children s Goody Bags Friday Night Dinner Come relax on Friday nights at the club house. We are featuring a cool and refreshing entrée salad every week. Our patio is one of the most relaxing places in town to enjoy a dinner with an awesome view. October 3 Seafood Platter: Blackened or batter fried fish, fried shrimp, crab cake, pesto linguini and creamy coleslaw. $16 Grilled seasoned sirloin steak drizzled with garlic lemon oil, serve with mashed potato, and green beans. $13 October 10 Baked Portobello mushroom topped with crab cake, provolone crab meat and parmesan served over buttered linguini. $14 Chicken Linguini with broccoli blended with a basil cream sauce. $13 October oz. Prime Rib, loaded baked potato, asparagus. $15 Blackened or butter nut grouper and topped with chipotle sauce served with rice pilaf, and broccoli. $15 October 24 8oz. seared Ahi tuna steak, steamed stir fry vegetables, baked potato. $19 Chicken Florentine fettuccine, au gratin potatoes. $12 October 31 No dinner due to Halloween. Dinner entrees served with rolls and butter, house or Caesar salad. October 1 October 8 October 15 October 22 October 29 Golden Fried chicken, buffalo wings, mashed potatoes and gravy, corn on the cob, baked beans, coleslaw, house salad, rolls and butter, peanut butter pie, and ice cream. Shrimp, steak or chicken fajitas, beef enchiladas, tacos, creamy refried beans, chicken enchilada tortilla soup, salad, chips and salsa, ice cream, pineapple upside down cake, and fresh fruit. Italian Night! Variety of pizzas, spaghetti and meatballs, lasagna, chicken parmesan, garlic bread, Caesar salad, Italian cream cake and homemade cheesecake with topping. Teriyaki chicken stir fry, fried rice, wonton soup, sweet and sour shrimp, crab rangoon, mandarin orange pork, spring rolls, veggie slaw, coconut lemon cake and fudge brownie. Seafood Night! Golden fried shrimp, baked or fried fish, chicken tenders, clam chowder, homemade crabcakes, hushpuppies, Alfredo parmesan shrimp linguini, fresh green beans, salad, key lime pie or banana pudding. Sunday mornings 9 am 1:30 pm $14 adults / $6 children ages and under eat free with paying adult We feature all the traditional favorites including scrambled eggs, hash browns, grits, biscuits and gravy, sausage, bacon, peel and eat shrimp, assorted pastries, fresh fruit, sweets, as well as made-to-order omelets. Belgian waffles with all the toppings. Talons - The Restaurant at Eagle Harbor

8 G O L F N E W S Junior Clinics Wednesdays Ages :45 4:30 pm Ages 12 & up 4:30 5:15 pm A quality golf instruction program for juniors ages The program covers instruction in six basic golf skill areas; pitching, putting, chipping, fairway irons, driving and sand traps as well as golf courtesy, etiquette and care of the course. Fee: $12/clinic. Ladies Golf Clinic Tuesdays am $12 Whether you are a beginner or working on polishing your skills, learn the needed fundamentals to give you confidence and knowledge to play the game and have fun! Call the golf shop at to sign up. 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. Ladies Wednesday League Wednesdays 5:30 pm SG $10 entry plus cart fees for patrons or $18 green/cart fee for non patrons. Call the golf shop to sign up by 2 pm on Wednesday.Prizes award each night. 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! No event 10/10, 10/31. G OLF S HOP M OnTHLY S PECIAL Month of October Selected Merchandise 40-50% Off Buy any hat and get the second ½ off (discount taken off lowest priced item) Patron Guest Days All non-holiday Mondays. Patrons may bring up to 3 guests at $25 each Invitational Golf Association Meeting Tuesday, October 7 6:30 pm Course Accomplishments Mike Mitchell Career Low-66 on 6/15/08 Overseeding Golf Course will be closed all day on Tuesday October 14, due to overseeding. October 9, 10 and 11 It is that time of year once again to invite your guest to town.we encourage you to sign up early, there are only 48 teams available for this event. Entry fee: $450 per team. Schedule of events: Thursday, October 9: Practice round and parings party / Beat the Pros Friday, October 10: Three 9 hole matches. Breakfast and Lunch. Saturday, October 11: Two 9 hole matches followed by a Shoot-Out of all the flight winners. Breakfast, lunch and awards party with dinner and music. Looking for Sponsors for this years invitational! Want to get some exposure for your business? Contact Marion Detlefsen at for the benefits of sponsoring this great event. presents the 4th Annual Mary Picard Memorial Tournament to benefit Northeast Florida Hospice Saturday October 25 1:00 pm shotgun start Open to everyone. $100 for individual $400 per foursome Format: Team Scramble All proceeds will benefit The North East Florida Community Hospice Foundation. Mary was a beloved member of the Eagle Harbor Community - her family still resides here and are active members of the EHGA. Community Hospice helped to make Mary's final days the best they could be. The tournament fee of $100 per player includes golf, food, beverages, gifts, and prizes. Last year's tournament, which was a sellout, raised over $11,000; we invite you to help us increase this total by joining our sponsors and/or competing in this event. Please contact the Eagle Harbor Pro Shop, Leigh Florez ( ) or Dennis Williams ( ) for more info. 8 Golf Pro-Shop Hours: 7 am - 7 pm

9 Spooky Halloween TENNIS ADULT SOCIAL Saturday, October 18 6:30 9:00 pm $10 Wear your Halloween T-shirt and come to the tennis courts for an evening of tennis and spooky treats! Mixed doubles Round Robin format. You don t need to sign up with a partner to come out and be part of the fun. Drinks, food, candy and entertainment! Please sign up in tennis pro shop by October 17 to bring one of the following: Bake beans, coleslaw, chips, hamburger or hot dog buns. We will provide the hamburgers, hot dogs and beer. 21 years and older. T E N N I S Teen Night Monday night 6:30 7:30 pm $10 per session - pizza included An opportunity for teenagers to learn and develop their skills and have fun at the same time. Eagle Harbor Men going to Nationals! The Eagle Harbor USTA Men's 3.0 tennis team captured the Florida Sectional Championship Aug to earn the right to attend this month's National Championships held in Tucson, Arizona Oct This is the first Men's team from Eagle Harbor to ever attend a National Championship. Wish them Luck! (See photo on page 12.) Tennis Park: Tennis Shop Hours: Monday Friday 8 am 8 pm, Saturday Sunday 8 am 5 pm EAGLE HARBOR NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH - NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS Join your neighbors in taking a pro active roll to keep our neighborhoods safe. Since the police cannot be all places all the time, the residential Neighborhood Watch is made up of residents who act as extra eyes and ears in the community while going about their daily business. For more information on the residential Neighborhood Watch contact Susanne Morris at neighborhoodwatch@eagleharboronline.com or Deputy Keith Smith at ksmith@claysheriff.com. HOW DOES A NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH WORK? Each neighborhood consists of a Neighborhood Captain and several Block Captains. The Neighborhood Captain is a liaison between the Clay County Sheriff's Office and the neighborhood. He/she oversees the start up of the Neighborhood Watch in that subdivision and supports the Block Captains. All volunteers attend an hour long training session with a Sheriff's deputy. Once the neighborhood volunteers are trained and organized, a Neighborhood Watch sign is placed at the neighborhood entrance. CP053A If you are interested in volunteering for your neighborhood, contact Susanne Morris at neighborhoodwatch@eagleharboronline.com. The following neighborhoods still need volunteers: Brookstone Eagle Cove Eagle Watch Daniel's Landing Fiddler's Ridge Harbor Lake Hawk's Nest Lookout Landing Player's Club Rivergate Stoney Glen Water's Edge Woodlake The Neighborhood Watch would like to introduce all the Neighborhood Captains: Bridgewater Jane Bachtell Cape May David Mellot Commodore Point Marty Schnabel Country Walk Brian & Virginia Henry Cypress Creek Jim Dvorak Eagle Creek Jim Dvorak Fairway Ridge Nina Bielawski Heron Bay Barbara Bennett/ Robert & Celie Meadows Holmes Landing Gina Waterhouse Keaton Chase Marty & Joyce Engelken Lakeway Lee DiGiovanni Linkside Mary Holtcamp Pinecrest Jack Fitzpatrick Pine Lakes Pat Dobbs River Trace Gene Russin Roland's Way Robert & Christy Surgeoner Salt Creek Jim Dvorak Sandy Springs Dave Wall Shelter Cove David & Ginger Leinecker Spring Creek Jim Dvorak Stone Creek Evelyn Gresham/Barbara Cowart Southbrook Jim & Carla Ziegener Sunset Point Bill McFarland The Enclave Dom Bello/Jim Wood The Preserve Ron & Carole Kos Timber Woods Frank & Joanne Letorre Walnut Creek Terry & Cindy Horan Ward's Landing Sandy Goldman & Nina Hemmelgarn Water Crest Joy Campbell Waterford Landing Chris & Kris Ravenscroft These volunteers have committed to the Neighborhood Watch, recruited the necessary volunteers and attended training with the Clay County Sheriff's Office. Thanks to all of them and their residents for helping to keep our community safe and secure 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 Clubhouse Thursday, October 23, :00 pm Highlight summary of the August 28, 2008 Board of Supervisors Meeting by District Management, Government Services Group, (GSG) Approximately 17 residents were present at the Board of Supervisors meeting held on Thursday, 8/28/08 at 6:00 p.m. Public Hearing A public hearing was held on Resolution , to consider adoption of a resolution to establish Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Special Assessments Rates for Fiscal Year 2008/09. The Board approved Resolution A public hearing was held on Resolution , to approve and adopt the Proposed Golf Course, Swim and Tennis, and Water/Wastewater Budgets for Fiscal Year 2008/09. The Board approved Resolution A public hearing was held on Resolution , to approve and adopt the Proposed General Fund (Operation and Maintenance), Debt Service and Capital Projects Budgets for Fiscal Year 2008/09. The Board approved Resolution CDD Attorney The Board approved to increase the attorney s monthly retainer from $3,000/month to $3,500/month effective October 1, District Manager Items Staff presented three (3) proposals received from real estate companies in the Jacksonville and Orange Park areas, to provide the service of leasing the Sales Center for the District. The Board selected Sandra Kahle, Keller Williams First Coast Realty to represent the District in leasing the Sales Center. The Board approved the payment of $5, to GSG, Inc. for the 10% Retainage for the Transition Plan services rendered. Staff presented the Facility Inspection Summary for August 2008, Department Updates, and Monthly Status of Open Items tasked to GSG. Staff also presented the response letter from Clay County, Board of County Commissioners, regarding Eagle Harbor Parkway and Town Center Boulevard intersection: The letter was brought to the Transportation Committee on August 13th and after discussion with staff, the committee recommended staff to continue to study the intersection to see if it warrants a three-way stop sign. Staff will bring the findings of their traffic study back to the committee at the meeting of September 10, 2008 at 3:30 p.m. Finance Items Staff presented the July 2008 Financial Statement, Bond Requisitions, Bank Reconciliations, Check Register and Balance Sheet. *For more information regarding the Board meetings, 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). 15 YEARS.... That is how long it has been since construction first began in Eagle Harbor. As one may imagine if your home hasn t been pressure washed, repainted and/or your mailbox repainted /repaired it is probably past due for a maintenance check up. Your HOA Board of Directors would like to take this opportunity to help restore neighborhood mailboxes to their original beauty. EW019A. Paint will be provided and residents will receive advance notice of the exact date and time the project will take place in their neighborhood via newsletter articles and hand delivered flyers. Find out more about each HOA, the area they cover etc. at > Community > HOA The project will begin the first week of October Following is a preliminary neighborhood schedule for the remainder of 2008: OCTOBER Wk 1 Commodore Pt Wk 2 Woodlake Wk 3 Water Crest Wk 4 Shelter Cove 10

11 Eagle Harbor October 2008 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Community Website Waterfront Park Community Concerns Toll free (866) Tennis Park Golf Pro Shop/Tee Times Talons Restaurant/Bar Mens Bridge Family NIght Dinner Men's Night Balding Eagles Ladies Wednesday League Junior Clinics Water Arthritis 2 Dinner-To-Go 9 Hole Ladies Ladies Bridge Friday Night Dinner Couples Golf 4 Halloween Horror Trip Adult Clinic Tiny Tots Clinic 5 Breakfast Buffet 6 Monday Night Football Teen Tennis Senior Mixed doubles Patron Guest Day Monday Night Madness Swim Park closed 7 Yoga 55+ at Waterfront Park 18 Hole Ladies Ladies Golf Clinic Ladies Night Out Association Meeting 8 Blood Mobile Family NIght Dinner Crafty Kids Club Men's Night Balding Eagles Ladies Wednesday League Junior Clinics Water Arthritis 9 Dinner-To-Go 9 Hole Ladies Invitational 10 Water Cooler Club 55+ Ladies Bridge Friday Night Dinner Teen Campfire Movie Invitational 11 Witches Cauldron 55+ Octoberfest Adult Clinic Tiny Tots Clinic Invitational 12 Breakfast Buffet 13 Monday Night Football Teen Tennis Senior Mixed doubles Patron Guest Day Monday Night Madness Waterfront Park closed 14 Yoga 55+ at Waterfront Park Golf Course Closed HM050A 15 Family NIght Dinner 55+ Mens Bridge Men's Night Balding Eagles Ladies Wednesday League Junior Clinics Water Arthritis 16 Tacos and Trivia at Clubhouse Dinner-To-Go 9 Hole Ladies Ladies Bridge Friday Night Dinner EHHOA Meeting Couples Golf 18 Teen Fright Night Adult Clinic Tiny Tots Clinic 19 Breakfast Buffet 20 Monday Night Football EH ARC meeting Teen Tennis Senior Mixed doubles Patron Guest Day Monday Night Madness Creekside Park closed 21 Yoga 55+ at Waterfront Park Crafty Kids Club 18 Hole Ladies Ladies Golf Clinic Ladies Night Out 22 Family NIght Dinner Men's Night Balding Eagles Ladies Wednesday League Junior Clinics Water Arthritis 23 CDD meeting Dinner-To-Go 9 Hole Ladies 24 Water Cooler Club 55+ Ladies Bridge Friday Night Dinner Haunted Hayride Couples Golf 25 Haunted Hayride Adult Clinic Tiny Tots Clinic Hospice Fundraiser Tournament Monday Night Football Teen Tennis Senior Mixed doubles Monday Night Madness 28 Yoga 55+ at Waterfront Park 18 Hole Ladies Ladies Golf Clinic Ladies Night Out 29 Family NIght Dinner Men's Night Balding Eagles Ladies Wednesday League Junior Clinics Water Arthritis 30 Dinner-To-Go Cooking Class 9 Hole Ladies Ladies Bridge Trick or Treat Kick-off Breakfast Buffet Black Type - Community Event Green Type - Golf Event Red Type - Tennis Event Blue Type -Water Fitness

12 Front Row from left: Kevin Beall, John Tabor (head coach), Sean Moran, James Ellisor, Shea Shimasaki, John Stofan (co-captain) and Bill Chapman (Eagle Harbor Head Pro) Back Row from Left: Bill Freitag, Tom Tossavainen and Jim Pinkerman. Not pictured but also on the team are: Blair Smith, Dwight Chapman, Michael Lee and John Hutton. R E S T A U R A n T H O U R S Talons Restaurant (904) Sunday 9 am - 5 pm Monday 7 am - 9 pm Tuesday 7 am - 7 pm Wednesday 7 am - 9 pm Thursday 7 am - 7 pm Friday 7 am - 9 pm Saturday 7 am - 7 pm P O O L H O U R S Waterfront Monday- Saturday 10 am - 8 pm Sunday 11 am - 7 pm Swim at your own risk Monday-Friday 10 am - 3 pm Swim Park - last day of the season October 12. Monday-Friday 3 pm - 8 pm Saturday 10 am - 8 pm Sunday 11 am - 7 pm The snack bar is closed for the season. Creekside - last day of the season October 12. Friday 3 pm - 8 pm Saturday 11 am - 7 pm Sunday 11 am - 7 pm Pools closed for maintenance days Swim Park: Monday, October 13 Waterfront Park: Monday, October 20 Water Arthritis 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. 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 and Aquatics Director (Stephanie Sanci-White) Activities and Events Tennis Park (Director of Tennis: James Catenis) Restaurant/Bar Talons Food and Beverage Manager (Laura McCowan x 12 Golf Pro Shop/Tee Times Head Pro (Marion Detlefsen) x 15 Golf Membership, Clubhouse Event (Erica Washkill) x 16 Resident Services, Boat&RV storage, 55+Club (Erica Washkill) x 16 Website & Newsletter (Catrine Fredrikson) Golf and Landscape Maintenance 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: 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) Drainage, lake and pond issues, bike path lights Eagle Harbor Golf Club (904) Eagle Harbor Parkway, Orange Park, FL Community Website: