www.natomaspark.com News SEPTEMBER 2011 _________ INSIDE THIS ISSUE Upcoming Social Events President’s Post Community Shred, e-waste, paint & bike repair event Special message from paladin Security Fire Station 43 opening Club Manager’s Message Paladin Security Report Proposition 84 North Natomas TMA Golf League Calendar of Events N. Natomas Regional park Funding _________ The Club at Natomas Park is a private, closed membership facility for the sole use and benefit of the property owners within the Natomas Park Master Association and their guests. September 17 | 6:30 pm Live Reggae Music | Catered by Hannibal’s (more details on page 2) Don’t Miss Out on the upcoming NPMA “Green” Day scheduled for September 10th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Bring your shreddable items, and electronic/ computer equipment for disposal and recycle, bikes for repair, and check out the Paint Your Fence Day booth. See page 4 for more details or pick up a flyer at the Club about this unique community service event!
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www.natomaspark.com
News
SEPTEMBER 2011
_________
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Upcoming Social Events
President’s Post
Community Shred, e-waste, paint &
bike repair event
Special message from paladin
Security
Fire Station 43 opening
Club Manager’s Message
Paladin Security Report
Proposition 84
North Natomas TMA
Golf League
Calendar of Events
N. Natomas Regional park
Funding _________
The Club at Natomas Park is a private, closed membership facility for the sole use and
benefit of the property owners within the
Natomas Park Master Association and their guests.
September 17 | 6:30 pm
Live Reggae Music | Catered by Hannibal’s (more details on page 2)
Don’t Miss Out on the upcoming NPMA “Green” Day scheduled for September 10th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Bring your shreddable items, and electronic/
computer equipment for disposal and recycle, bikes for repair, and check out the Paint Your Fence Day booth. See page 4 for more details or pick up a flyer at the
Club about this unique community service event!
Friday evenings 5:00 - 9:00 pm
Live music 6:00 - 9:00 pm
A fantastic way to meet new friends and catch up with old ones!
Social Events
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THE CLUB AT NATOMAS PARK
2101 Club Center Dr. Sacramento, CA 95835 Phone: (916) 928-6833
NPMA is divided into five (5) districts. Districts A thru E. It's important to know your District when time to cast your vote on
important matters of the Associa-tion. Visit the website under
Resource Center and then click on Community Facilities to view a copy of the district map or take a peek at the new, color-coded map recently hung at the Club.
Special Meeting of the Social Advisory Group September 3 Time: 12:00 pm (Party Room) Come share your ideas and help plan for the 2012 event season.
Look for more information next issue on these upcoming events:
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Wine Tasting October 22
Halloween Party October 29
Oktoberfest Happy Hour October 7
Community Shred Event & Paint Your Fence Day September 10 Time: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm • DOCUMENT SHREDDING ‐ FREE • PAINT YOUR FENCE DAY • FREE MOBILE BIKE REPAIR ‐ FREE • RECYCLE YOUR E‐WASTE ‐ FREE
Labor Day BBQ September 5 Time: 1:00 pm $3.00 Hot dog meal and $4.00 ham-burger meal. Each meal consists of potato salad or green salad, chips and beverage. Enjoy a bounce house for the kids and live music.
Caribbean Night September 17 Time: 6:30 pm Tickets: $7.00 Catered by Hannibal’s catering: Sliced beef brisket with Captain Mor-gan Rum glaze, grilled Jamaican jerk chicken, Caribbean rice and peas, field greens with mango vinaigrette, coco-nut fruit salad, rolls & butter. Live Reggae. Limited tickets available.
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NPMA
Board of Directors
Chuck Cunningham PRESIDENT
Tristan Godt VICE PRESIDENT
Kris Escarda SECRETARY
Jim LaBella CFO
Charles Gray DIRECTOR District Delegates
Jack McNally DISTRICT A
Edward Lewis DISTRICT B
Bill Fassnacht DISTRICT C
Craig Gross DISTRICT D
Carolyn Hadin DISTRICT E Committees
Paul Noreen ARCHITECTURAL
Jay Radke FINANCE
Beth Mahony PARKS & SCHOOLS
Richard Hack PLANNING
Maria Solis TRAFFIC & SAFETY Advisory Groups
Bo Banks CLUB MANAGER
Jo Ward ASST. CLUB MANAGER/ EVENT COORDINATOR Community Management
Greg Vorster GENERAL MANAGER
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Dear Members,
Here it is September and we are winding down from a fairly cool summer. We have had remarkable attendance at the Club this summer. As a re‐minder, we have only September and October to really enjoy Friday’s live music along with all of the other amenities that we provide at our weekly Happy Hour. Don’t forget that we also have family bingo on the first Friday of each month.
As we move into the fall, the Board, Management and the Finance committee start the preparation of items for the 2012 budget. Member assessments are the main income contributor, but additional revenue is also generated through café sales, social activities, the aquatic program and late charges. There are over twenty different financial streams that merge into the overall income for the Association. The resources from these items are budgeted into seventy different areas that reflect expenses incurred by the Associa‐tion. Some expense items are payroll for personnel supporting operation of the associa‐tion, security, funding allocated for reserves to cover future replacement and repairs, and contingency funds for expansion of the Club.
In preparing for 2012, we can feel good about how well we have done in 2011. Through the month of July we have experienced a six‐digit increase in budget income over ex‐penses. This even included expending a portion of the litigation money for the Phase I activities that you now see at the Club. We have, and are now conducting, meetings to address the preparation of the master plan to complete those items addressed in our construction defects litigation resolution, plus incorporating changes and additions rec‐ommended through member surveys and the Ad Hoc committee. The Board urges you to attend these meetings so that you can contribute to the future of our Club.
President’s Post
Chuck Cunningham
President, Natomas Park Master Association
Natomas Park News
Fitness & Activity Classes
A complete listing of all offered classes can be found on the community website under Your Community and then click on The Club @ Natomas Park or visit the Class Calendar
in the toolbar. Handouts are also available at the Club.
PRESIDENT’S TRIVIA :
On some Sunday take a penny and double it for Monday. Continue doubling each day until you have 64 cents by the end of the first week’s Saturday. If you continue doubling each day, how much will you have in 4 weeks (28 days)? Hint: It’s better than the lottery.
Answer on back page
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SHRED | E-WASTE | FENCE PAINTING | BIKE REPAIR Community Event
Get rid of your unwanted or outdated television, computer, monitor or other household electronics? Bring them to the
Club on Saturday, September 10th! (complete list of acceptable items located on back of mailed event flyer, at
clubhouse or listed on the website announcement)
FREE!!
FREE!!
FREE MOBILE BIKE REPAIR Have you seen the North Natomas TMA’s new Bike
Doc? Bring your bike for free diagnostics and repair. Bikes will be repaired on a first-come, first-served basis. One bike per person. More information? Call the NNTMA…419-9955.
DOCUMENT SHREDDING Bring your documents to the clubhouse for
shredding: confidential documents, paper, books, binders CDs, files, etc. All shredded materials will be turned into
recyclable waste! Look for the Shred-It truck!
FREE!!
PAINT YOUR FENCE DAY Sherwin Williams will provide one gallon of paint for $28.89 and includes a free 13-piece roller kit , saving you $10.57.
Freshen up your property by painting your fence!
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Natomas Park MOMS Club
A community of MOMS who support each other as we
navigate the joys and trials of motherhood!
Our activities include: • Playgroups • MOMS Night Out • Book Club • Babysitting Co-op • Service Projects
or visit our website: http://sites.google.com/site/
natomasparkmomsclub
Dear NPMA Residents,
Over the past year, Paladin has made dozens of apprehen-sions of offenders
for thefts, vandalisms and burglar-ies. While most crimes Paladins will arrest for are felonies, many are misdemeanors. In the case of a mis-demeanor, a cooperative victim is needed for effective prosecution. If a victim opts not to press charges, the justice system will not usually be able to effectively convict the violator. Complicating this is the fact that crime is generally a "young man's game". Most of the crime we experience in Natomas Park is at the hands of teens and young adults. When they are apprehended, victims often view these offenders as "kids" who they believe will respond posi-tively to a "scare" from security or Police. We find that victims in cases involving youth often choose not to
press charges by virtue of this gravely optimistic and all too often inaccurate belief.
While choosing not to press charges is certainly a victim's right, we ar-gue that this decision potentially victimizes others. The scare factor, frankly, doesn't exist with most at-risk youth today. With prosecutorial discretion, diversion programs and limited first time offender sentenc-ing guidelines, even getting charged with a crime isn't much of a deter-rent for many youthful offenders. It often takes multiple arrests, prose-cutions and violations of probation before an offender actually faces a life-altering punishment. Further-more, we must remember that most offenders are only connected to a fraction of the crimes that they have actually committed.
In the past year, Paladin has stopped several package thieves, home and auto burglars following a prior stop
for similar crimes. The common denominator in those stops has been that on their first stop, the "fear fac-tor" was trusted to set them straight. We've seen time and time again how this has no bearing on future con-duct. Contrarily, we have not had second encounters with those who were duly charged with their crimes nearly as often. As a community, our safety and quality of life are interconnected. What has impacted your home will likely impact an-other. Please do not risk your neighbors' safety by giving offend-ers the benefit of the doubt. Trust the justice system to determine who deserves a second chance. When given an opportunity to charge an offender, we beg of you to take it. It is heart breaking to tell today's vic-tims, "We had them last week...but the victim opted to let them off."
Sincerely, Matt Carroll Vice President of Paladin Security
From the Community Manager: ——— Special Message from Paladin Security ———
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Information provided by Sarah Novo, District One ‐ Thank you!!
Use Mosquito Repellent to Prevent Mosquito Bites and West Nile Virus
The District D’s of Mosquito Prevention: • DRAIN standing water that may produce mosquitoes. • DAWN and DUSK are times to avoid being outdoors. • DRESS appropriately be wearing long sleeves and pants when outside. • DEFEND yourself by using an effective insect repellent. Make sure to follow label directions! • DOOR and window screens should be in good working condition. • DISTRICT personnel are also available to address any mosquito prob‐
lems. Call them at 1‐800‐429‐1022 or visit
www.FIGHTtheBITE.net
FIGHT THE BITE ...
Certified Farmers Market right here in Natomas!
EVERY SATURDAY THRU OCTOBER
9:00 AM - Noon Inderkum High School | 2500 New Market Drive
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NPMA is proud to introduce a new program, Membership Has Its Advantages that we hope will help our homeowners in these hard economic times. It’s a simple discount Program.
Here's what you do: Go to the businesses listed on www.natomaspark.com and click on Membership Has Its Advantages on the toolbar.
Present your Natomas Park Club Card when you are ready to purchase.
Here's what the business does: Gives you a percentage off your purchase (listed below). That’s it! There is no cost and there are no minimum purchase requirements but YOU MUST SHOW YOUR CARD TO RECEIVE THE DISCOUNT.
Please check the website frequently as new businesses will be added often! There are over 50 participating business.
If you are a new homeowner and have not received your card, this is a good time to get one! Bring your Grant Deed or final closing statement and your identification to the Club and get one FOR FREE!.
If you have a business and would like to participate in this program, please contact the Administrative Office at (916) 925-9200 to find out how it works AND remember, there is NO COST to get involved.
Exclusively for Natomas Park Residents September’s
sampling of participating businesses…
Grand Opening of Fire Station 43
The City of Sacramento’s newest fire station is open and staffed for business as of August 15, 2011! The station boasts an brand new engine, grass rig and plans for a paramedic unit as well.
The Natomas community is invited to the Grand Opening ceremony sched-uled for September 17th (specific time will be announced at a later date).
The station was constructed and certified as a Leadership in Energy and Envi-ronmental Design, and built to the LEED Silver certification standard. LEED is an internationally-recognized green building certification system, which provides building owners and operators with a framework for identifying and implementing practical and measurable green building design, construction, operations and maintenance solutions.
The station is also equipped with a garden space firefighters can grow their own fresh produce and beautifully landscaped grounds.
Join your neighbors on September 17th in welcoming the Station 43 staff and check out your new state-of-the-art fully equipped fire station.
Information provided by Councilmember Angelique Ashby’s office.
10% off
$2 off
4 wks FREE
“September days have the warmth of summer in their briefer hours, but in their lengthening evenings a prophetic breath of autumn. The cricket chirps in the noontide, making the most of what remains of his brief life. The bumblebee is busy among the clover blossoms of the after-math, and their shrill and dreamy hum old the outdoor world above the voices of the song birds, now silent or departed.” ~September Days By Rowland E. Robinson, Vermont
5% off
The station's new monument
Firefighter’s garden area
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Message from The Club Manager by Bo Banks
The summer sea-son is coming to an end and look-ing back it has been a summer with major in-
creases in member utilization compared to any previous year. The new Cove Café was well received and used at a level be-yond our anticipation. We hope that you were able to enjoy the facility and all its amenities and are proud of the many improve-ments that have been made in making the Club your “Resort at Home”. We want to thank eve-ryone who participated in the Annual Club Survey. Your feedback was extremely helpful and the information collected will be used to evaluate and make improvements to the op-eration for the coming year. As we move into fall, the Board and Management are working with an architect and master plan consultant to determine future expansion options to The
Club facility. Your Board of Directors, Ad Hoc Committee, Delegates, and Management have had meetings with the con-sultant group to develop a scope of work for the expansion. The ideas considered for the expan-sion were generated from you, the homeowners, when the asso-ciation conducted its member survey over a year ago.
We are pleased to announce that Megan Evans has been pro-moted to serve the membership as the Club’s Office Adminis-trator/Member Services coordi-nator. Megan will be responsi-ble for maintaining membership records as well as overseeing the daily accounting for the club activities. Team member Dennis Rose was nominated by his co-workers as “Employee of the Quarter” (April - June) for his outstanding teamwork and effort. Pool Monitor Grant Conley was awarded a “Service Award” for his outstanding ef-forts.
Due to the increase in club usage, the following changes to club policies are effective immediately. These changes are to ensure that Members are able to enjoy their club as it is intended.
Friday Guest Policy • Homeowners are allowed to bring in 2 free guests, up to a
total of 4 per household at $5 each for guests 3 and 4.
Cabana Rentals • Cabanas will not be available for rent on Friday nights. • The Large Cabana can be rented for up to 40 people at a
cost of $150. • The Small Cabanas can be rented for up to 20 people at a
cost of $75 each.
Rental Cleaning Deposit • All facility rentals (excluding the Lounge) will now require a refundable deposit of $300. The Lounge requires a deposit
of $1,000.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Club Policy Changes
CONTRATULATIONS!! Gary Borge
Winner of the $1000 NPMA Paint Contest
sponsored by Progressive Painting
(916) 924‐1642
THE CLUB AT NATOMAS PARK
BLOOD DRIVE
September 26th 4:00pm – 8:00pm
NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED!
PLEASE BRING A PHOTO ID PLEASE EAT & DRINK PLENTY OF
FLUIDS.
ELIGIBILITY QUESTIONS: 1-866-822-5663
Happy Hour Bands
September 2nd InTheNo 9th Bluez Houndz 16th Eva Lemert 23rd Quinn Hedges 30th Vibrocounts
October 14th Christian DeWild 21st Dan Palmer 28th Gary Allen
www.progressive‐paint.com
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Dear NPMA Residents,
PALADIN PRIVATE SECURITY ACTIVITIES REPORTED
JUNE 24TH TO JULY 25TH
CALLS FOR SERVICE 334
SELF‐INITIATED INCIDENTS 534 TOTAL INCIDENTS REPORTED 868
INCIDENTS BY TYPE: *CATEGORIES WITH NO OCCURRENCES DO NOT APPEAR IN THIS MONTHLY LISTING…
INCIDENTS BY AREA: DISTRICT A 161 DISTRICT B 221 DISTRICT C 106 DISTRICT D 241 DISTRICT E 139
Three Residential Burglars Arrested In mid July, residents and Paladin were able to lead Police to three suspects responsible for at least one residential burglary in the Natomas Park community. Paladin Officers responded to a call of suspicious juveniles hanging out in front of a house on May-brook Drive. Residents reporting the suspicious group observed as they proceeded to make entry into the back yard, then exited seconds later with a TV, X-box and other electronics. Once Paladin Officers arrived on scene they confirmed there had in fact been a burglary of the home. Witnesses on scene reported they had seen the suspects flee the area on foot carrying the stolen property and watched as they entered another nearby home. Paladin Officers on scene immediately established a perimeter around the second home and awaited the arrival of the Sacramento Police. Once the Sacra-mento Police arrived on scene they conducted a further investigation and ultimately arrested three suspects who were found in possession of stolen property. Credit for these arrests goes directly to the vigilant residents who stepped forward not only to report the crime, but showed no hesitation when asked to act as witnesses to the crime.
Fire in Community Park Threatens Nearby Homes In early July, a Paladin Officer was patrolling along Club Center Drive when he no-ticed smoke billowing from a grass fire inside Burberry Park. The Officer stopped to notify Paladin Dispatch, who notified the Fire Department of the situation. Bystanders approached the Officer and reported the flames were heading east towards nearby homes. The Officer quickly joined several residents and bystanders who were running garden hoses, buckets and shovels to the park in an attempt to stop the fire from spreading to nearby homes. Once the Fire Department arrived on scene they were able to successfully extinguish the fire and prevent any property damage. Reports from wit-nesses on scene indicated fireworks had been heard detonating inside the park mo-ments before the fire erupted.
Tip Leads Paladin & Police to Underage House Party In mid July, Paladin and the Sacramento Police were notified of an internet posting which advertised a house party on Kalamer Way. The advertisement indicated drugs and alcohol would be present. Units from the Sacramento Police and Paladin contacted the parental guardians at the home, but were offered little support in stopping the pend-ing party. On the night of the party, Paladin units were already positioned outside the home and were joined by Officers from the Sacramento Police. Attendance at the party quickly climbed in excess of one hundred persons many of whom were juvenile teen-agers. After only an hour the party was shut down and guests were cleared from the area. Over a dozen Sacramento Police and Paladin Officers responded to safely direct the mass of party goers out of the area. No property damage was reported and the oc-cupants of the residence were found to have moved out only days later.
Unlocked Vehicles Remain Number One Target Throughout the month of July a total of 17 vehicle burglaries were reported. Nearly all of those burglaries were from unlocked vehicles where the owner left property in plain sight and didn’t lock the doors, or had left the windows down. Criminals have proven time and time again that their favorite targets are the easy ones and there is no easier target in than a target left unlocked.
Corporal W. Ferguson #107 [email protected] www.paladinprivatesecurity.com
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Paladin Disclaimer Paladin will respond to alarm calls at your residence as a value-added ser-
vice. To take advantage of this option, simply inform your alarm company of our 24-hour dispatch center’s number: (916) 331-3175.
Please keep in mind that in doing so, you are permitting Paladin officers to enter your property in response to calls and to take reasonable measures to
Investigate suspicious circumstances.
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Cars Parked on Your Street? We Need Your Help! The Association requests your help in identifying vehicles in your neighborhood that are parked on the street
and toward which property address the owner of the vehicle resides. Please do not report guests who are visiting as they are allowed to park on the street. Please use the form below and return to
NPMA, PO Box 348677, Sacramento CA 95834.
The NPMA website offers an online reporting form as well. Go to www.natomaspark.com and click on the Street Parking Form listed under Member Services on the tool bar.
Let’s clean up our streets!
License # Make/Model Color Owner Address
Your name (optional) Phone (optional)
In July, at the request of the commu-nity, Councilmember Ashby in coor-dination with the City Parks Depart-ment submitted a grant proposal to the California Department of State Parks to receive approximately $5M in funding under Proposition 84 – Phase II. If awarded, this funding will go towards build out of a baseball field complex within the North Nato-mas Regional Park and will include various great amenities such as a re-gional baseball complex, amphithea-tre, farmer’s market, children’s play area and outdoor gathering space. Current funding available would only provide for build out of 3 of the ball fields, the water and children’s play area and the parking lot. If you would like to show your sup-port for this project and its impor-tance as a regional and community amenity, (a letter template has been placed on the website under News & Announcements for your conven-ience). Our office will also have pre-printed letters available for signature
at the Natomas Police and Commu-nity Resource Center as well as at various community events such as Natomas at Nite on August 5th and the Healthy Kids Fair on August 11th at Inderkum High School (for addi-tional details on either of these events please visit www.angeliqueashby.com or call our office at 808-7001). I will also bring copies with me to any HOA/Neighborhood meetings I at-tend. Please feel free to forward letters from your association members as well as your HOA/Neighborhood As-sociation or other groups you repre-sent or participate in. Letters may be mailed directly to our office at the address below. We will take care of delivering the letters to the State Parks and Recreation Office. Councilmember Angelique Ashby 915 I Street, 5th Floor Sacramento, CA 95814
Thank you for your support and dedication to our community.
Proposition 84 Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization
Information provided by Sarah Novo, Director of Constituent Affairs, District One
¡Attention! NPMA Animal Owners
The loose dog that Paladin Security picks up could someday be yours. To prevent your animal from getting lost or ending up in the
pound unclaimed, please include your name and phone number on your animals tagged collar. If your animal doesn’t like wearing a col-lar, microchipping it is a good op-tion. Talk to your veterinarian for more details and protect your pet.
Café Hours
Bring a friend and stay awhile!
Hours may change without notice.
Monday – Thursday 3:00 - 9:00 pm
Friday – Sunday 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE
INVITATION ONLY (Typically the 3rd Thu of each month)
The Architectural Control Committee reviews changes submitted by residents and ensures that they are in compliance with the CC&Rs, Architectural Guide-lines, and other governing documents.
MONTHLY BOARD MEETING Regular Meeting
Fourth Wednesday - 6:30 pm
The Natomas Park Master Association Board of Directors meets regularly on the fourth Wednesday of
each month and is open to the membership of NPMA.
The NPMA Board of Directors meets in closed executive session following
its regular meeting, and as needed to discuss potential litigation,
contractual issues, personnel issues, or member discipline.
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NATOMAS PARK Committees CLUB ADVISORY GROUP Second Tuesday - 6:30 pm
The group assists and advises The Club management and the HOA Board
concerning: club operations, programs, policies, rules, and facility needs.
Please bring your ideas and suggestions to the next meeting.
PARKS AND SCHOOLS COMMITTEE
Third Monday - 6:00 pm The PSC meets to address the needs and desires of Natomas Park residents in the area of building and expanding our park
system and developing and securing our school system. All residents
are welcome to attend any meeting to share their comments or concerns.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Third Wednesday - 6:30 pm
The Finance Committee meets to review and provide financial expertise and budget recommendations for the
Board of Directors and other committees.
SOCIAL ADVISORY GROUP First Tuesday - 6:30 pm
The group meets monthly and as needed to plan events at The Club and within the community. Come
share your ideas or offer your help for any event.
PLANNING COMMITTEE Meets Quarterly
(Jan, Apr, July & Oct) Second Wednesday - 6:30 pm
The committee reviews and discusses upcoming property development
plans and communicates with the City of Sacramento concerning projects in
North Natomas.
TRAFFIC AND SAFETY COMMITTEE Second Monday - 6:30 pm
The TSC meets to discuss traffic and crime in Natomas, receive reports
from the security vendor, and formulate policy recommendations
to the Board.
Kids Zone Hours
Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm &
4:00 - 8:30 pm
Saturday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sunday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
$3/hour & $2/hour for siblings
Discount cards available.
Class Calendar
Friday Body Sculpting 9:00 am
KinderDance 4:00 pm
Zumba 5:00 pm
Family Karate 6:00 pm
Thursday Athletic Yoga 9:00 am
Toddler Music 10:10 am
Taekwondo 5:15 pm & 6:00 pm
Core/Abs 7:15 pm
Active Yoga 8:45 am (New Time)
Family Karate 10:00 & 11:00 am
Pre-school Olympians 12:00 pm
KinderDance 1:00 & 2:00 pm
Saturday Circuit Training 9:00 am
Core/Abs 10:00 am
Zumba 5:30 pm
1Yoga Mix 7:00 pm
Sunday
Monday Interval Cardio 9:00 am
Zumba 4:00 pm
Family Karate 5:00 pm
Zumba 6:15 pm
Gentle Yoga 7:30 pm
Tuesday Cardio Camp 9:00 am
Toddler Music 10:10 am
Taekwondo 5:15 pm & 6:00 pm
Cardio Mix 7:00 pm
Wednesday Body Sculpting 9:00 am
Zumba 4:00 pm
Step for All 5:30 pm
Boot Camp 6:15 pm
Mixed Level Yoga 7:30 pm
Family Karate 8:45 pm
Get Involved! Join a Committee
A routine that works muscle groups to build and support core muscles while conditioning the body from head to toe. It also focuses on strengthening the lumbar spine and trunk muscles. Taught by Amy Lopez - Sunday’s at 10:00am
Core Abs Class Spotlight:
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Calendar of Events September 2011
Pedal on over to the Club at Natomas Park (2101 Club Center Drive) on
Saturday, September 10th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bike Doc will be mak-ing another "house call." So, bring out the old two-wheeler and bike mechan-ics will give it a free facelift. Bikes will be repaired on a first-come, first-served basis. We recommend coming early so the mechanics have enough time to give your bike the proper diag-nosis. One bicycle per person, please. Take your newly repaired bike for a joy ride on September 17th around West Sacramento (27 miles). It will be a fun
time in the sun enjoying a ride with great company. Roll through down-town West Sacramento, around the commercial corridor, over the Deep Water Channel, and nab a table at Nug-get Market for goodies in Southport - hosted by the TMA. On the way back, we’ll take in ski boats, the Riverfront Promenade and cruise by the Crocker Art Museum as we head for home. No need to RSVP – just show up! Meet at the NNTMA office, 1960 Del Paso Road, and the group will depart at 8:30 a.m. Of course, don’t forget to bring your helmet, water, and an extra tube in case you get a flat! For more informa-tion, please call the North Natomas TMA, 916-419-9955.
North Natomas TMA
Visit the NPMA website for community information and event updates at www.natomaspark.com
Golf League
NPMA golf outing of the year will be held at Teal Bend on September 24th . First Tee
Time starts at 3:00 pm.
Cost is $34.00 and includes: • 18 holes of golf • golf cart • range balls • $5.00 towards prizes
If interested in participating, please contact Bo Banks
at the Club at (916) 928-6833.
Kick Up Those Heels – Enjoy a Ride on Two Wheels!
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 Happy Hour
5:00 pm
Family Bingo 6:30 pm
3 Special Advisory Group Meeting
12:00 pm
4
5 Labor Day BBQ
1:00 pm
6 Social Advisory Group 6:30 pm
7 8 9
Happy Hour 5:00 pm
10
Community Shred, Paint & More Event 10:00am - 2:00pm
11 12
Traffic & Safety 6:30 pm
13 Club Advisory Group 6:30 pm
14
15 16 Happy Hour
5:00 pm
17 Caribbean
Night 6:30 pm
18 19 Parks & Schools
Committee 6:00 pm
20 21 Finance
Committee 6:30 pm
22 23
Happy Hour 5:00 pm
24 Golf League
3:00 pm
25 26 Blood Drive
4:00 - 8:00 pm
27 28 Board of
Directors Mtg 6:30 pm
29 30 Happy Hour
5:00 pm
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President's Trivia Answer: At the end of the second week’s Saturday you would have $81.92. $10,485.76 at the end of the third week’s Saturday. Finally, at the end of the fourth week (Saturday) you could take a great vacation or retire with $1,342,177.28, so save your pennies.
Are you a Natomas Park owner who owns a business? We would like to introduce you to your NPMA neighbors by spotlighting your business in the Nato-mas Park News. Please submit your business infor-mation and any services or photos that would help your neighbors get to know who you are and how you can serve them! One business will be spotlighted monthly. Your NPMA Business listing will also be listed on the community website. Please send in your business name, industry category and contact infor-mation. Submit your information via the website information request link, email to Laura Goss at [email protected] or mail to: NPMA, PO Box 348677, Sacramento CA 95834
Do you Own a Business?
NPMA Business Owner’s Directory Check out the business listing and see what services your NPMA neighbor's have to offer by visiting www.natomaspark.com and click‐ing on NPMA business directory under Stay Connected on the toolbar or by picking
up a copy the next time you visit the Club.
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NPMA Business Owner ~ Sept. Spotlight
Nikki’s Daycare & Preschool
Where Learning & Fun meet!
OPEN ENROLLMENT NOW! Please call for more information or to schedule an appointment
(916) 515-9679
Specializing in: Preschool Learning Arts & Crafts Outdoor Activities Social Play & FUN!
