www.natomaspark.com SEPTEMBER 2017 IÄÝ® T«®Ý IÝÝç Social Events 1 President’s Post 2 Community Safety Fair 3 Water ConservaƟon and 4 Landscape Maintenance Message from The Club 5 Living Fit Challenge 6 7 Real Estate Sales Report 7 Paladin Update 8 Class Calendar 9 Calendar of Events 10 The Club at Natomas Park is a private, closed membership facility for the sole use and benefit of the homeowners and their guests within the Natomas Park Master AssociaƟon. Natomas Park News
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SEPTEMBER 2017
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Social Events 1 President’s Post 2 Community Safety Fair 3 Water Conserva on and 4 Landscape Maintenance Message from The Club 5 Living Fit Challenge 6 7 Real Estate Sales Report 7 Paladin Update 8 Class Calendar 9 Calendar of Events 10
The Club at Natomas Park is a private, closed membership facility for the sole use and
benefit of the homeowners and their guests within the Natomas
SEPTEMBER CAFé HOURS Cove Café Friday, Saturday & Sunday: 11:00am—9:00pm SEPTEMBER EVENTS September 1, Friday Family Bingo Time: 6:30pm
September 4, Monday Labor Day BBQ Time: 12:00pm - 3:00pm This year’s Labor Day BBQ includes Rumpshaker Blues Band, two bounce houses, frozen slushies and margaritas, Gryo Stop food truck and BBQ flare at The Club cafes.
September 9, Saturday Community Yard Sale & Shred Event Time: 9:00am - 1:00pm Find all your neighbors’ yard sales on the community map (available at Club beforehand). The Club parking lot will be the place to come to shred your documents, donate your gently used items for charity, and tune up your bike using the Bike Doctor services!
September 15, Friday Margaritaville Happy Hour Time: 5:00pm—9:00pm Enjoy frosty margaritas and fiesta food while listening to the Tiki Lounge Liz-ards!
September 23, Saturday Festival of Cultures 2:00pm – 6:00pm A Day of Unity and Celebration! Join us for live music and dance performances, Henna art, activities and a fashion show.
UPCOMING EVENTS October 6, Friday Family Bingo Time: 6:30pm October 7, Saturday Natomas Park Community Safety Fair Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm Free community event open to every-one! The parking lot will be filled with vendor booths who will provide safety demonstrations, information and swag. Puppies and bouncing for the kids - amazing door prizes for the grown-ups!
October 12, Thursday Thursday Night Football Chiefs vs. Raiders Time: 5:25pm Enjoy food and drink specials while watching the biggest rivalry in the AFC! October 14, Saturday Martini Night Time: 6:30pm Back by popular demand! Save the date! October 20, Friday Oktoberfest Happy Hour Time: 5:00pm—9:00pm We’re celebrating German style! Enjoy food and drink specials along with live music! October 28, Saturday Spooktacular Halloween Carnival Time: 11:00am - 3:00pm The annual Halloween Carnival is sure to be a hit again this year with better carnival games, pizza, candy, a haunted house and much more! We’ll have something for all ages. Don’t miss out on this very special event!
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September 1 Julie and The Jukes Genre: Classic Blues
September 8 Yvonne Band
Genre: Mixed
September 15 Tiki Lounge Lizards Genre: Instrumental Surf
September 22 The Outcome Genre: Rock
September 29 Dog Town Ruins Genre: Classic Rock
F H H —L M S (6:00 – 9:00 )
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Dear Members The Board of Directors has been opera ng with only 4 members since the resigna on of director Kym Hoffman. Since then the Board has been considering who might be the best person to fill the vacated posi on. With the lack of interest in a Board posi on which was made so apparent when only one person ran for the one open Board posi on this past June the Board felt their choices were limited. They felt someone with a background of volunteering and par cipa on would be the best choice. A er many hours of discussion, the Board is happy to announce that Jennifer Radke has been appointed to the NPMA Board of Directors to fill the vacated posi on. Jennifer has a history of commi ee par cipa on and is a former Board member who we feel will be an asset to our team. The Board is making progress toward repairing the pool deck surface deteriora ons. The plan is to complete this during fall/winter. Test sample areas have been applied to the tot pool deck. Please take a minute to look at them and give us your opinion via the sugges on box. Other things worth men oning include: The current fitness center equipment is past its prime and the cost of ongoing repairs is not sustainable. With the reserve study indica ng it is me to replace the equipment the Club commi ee has taken on the task to research new equipment. The Social commi ee held a marathon session to iden fy events for next summer, looks like there will be a lot going on in 2018. We look forward to hearing from you, your comments and feedback are important to us. Drop them in the comment box, email them to [email protected] or come to the Board of Directors mee ng and share them with us. For mee ng schedules and dates check the newsle er or call the office at 916‐925‐9200 See you around the Club!
Charles Gray President, Natomas Park Master Associa on
Board of Directors
Charles Gray PRESIDENT
Rafer Chambers VICE PRESIDENT
Rob Lake SECRETARY
Tristan Godt CFO
Jennifer Radke DIRECTOR at LARGE
District Delegates
Roy Tresaugue DISTRICT A
Ana Chan DISTRICT B
Rob MacKinnon DISTRICT C
Rex Smith DISTRICT D
Mani del Rosario DISTRICT E Commi ee Chairs
Genise PLessas ARCHITECTURAL
John Orgera CLUB/SOCIAL
Kris Escarda COMMUNICATIONS
Jay Radke FINANCE
Vacant PARKS & SCHOOLS
Rafer Chambers NORTH NATOMAS COMM. COALITION
Robert Hester SAFETY
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Put Your Best Foot Forward A life me of being ac ve begins on the way to school. Studies have shown that students who walk and bike to school are more alert in class, have higher physical ac vity levels throughout the day an reduced stress levels. NNTMA’s Walk to School program provides incen ve to students who commute to school by the power of their own two feet.
Big changes this school year! All students that walk, bike, scoot or skate to school will receive a free Trip Scanner Card. Students can use this card to earn prizes, special recogni on, and par cipate in challenges through the year. Parents can use this card to receive text and email alerts when their child gets their card scanned on campus ‐ every day! That’s right, volunteers will be on campus every day to greet students as they walk, bike, skate, and scoot to school. Visit NNTMA.org to find out more about school specific walking groups, programs and events, or to volunteer your me.
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CITY WATER CONSERVATION AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE
Did you hear, the Sacramento City Council voted to end the current emergency restrictions on watering and at the same time made long-term conservation a way of life by adopting a watering schedule for 2018 and beyond? How exciting?! Read more at https://www.sacramentocityexpress.com/2017/08/17/water-wisely-and-you-can-water-every-day It is no secret that with the hot weather and limited water resources over the past few years, not all landscaping was able to persevere through the drought and many plants, shrubs, lawns, and trees have died. Here’s what you should do if you are noticing your landscape is in need of a refresher. Dead lawn? Consider re-seeding or re-sodding your lawn. Fertilizer is always appreciated by your lawns and will promote healthy growth with minimal water. When fertilizer, be sure to choose the right kind of fertilizer, low in nitrogen and high in potassium, in order to aid your grass roots throughout the fall and winter months. Dead shrubbery? Either replace the shrubbery with the same shrub species OR submit a Home Improvement Application proposing a new look for your planter beds. Dead trees? First, you will need to identify whether the tree is a Street Tree or Accent Tree. Street Trees are those trees that are approximately 4 feet from the sidewalk and the closest tree(s) to the street. These are required trees, and will need to be replaced with a tree from the Association’s Approved Street Tree list if removed. If it is an Accent Tree, these are not mandatory but as always, additional greenery is encouraged when removing plants or trees in the front yards. If you are unsure, please contact management and you will be guided through the process. Please note, the removal or replacement of any tree requires prior approval from the Architectural Control Committee and a Home Improvement Application must be submitted for review. Interested in Water Efficient Landscaping? We think that’s a great idea! You don’t have to choose be-tween conservation and maintaining a beautiful landscape. Not only is it a smart move, as the practice of water conservation is likely here to stay, but with an outlined application process containing multiple re-sources and an experienced management team to help you along the way, we know you’ll be as excited as we are for this improvement! Did you know, for residents interested in replacing grass with river-friendly landscaping, the City offers a $1/per square foot rebate to help with the cost. Learn more at the above link. It is the Board’s desire that members begin to take action to restore the landscapes to their previous, or a new and improved condition; however, with the drought’s end finally here, we would like to remind homeowners that not only is landscaping maintenance encouraged and desired by your Board and your neighbors, it is also a requirement per your governing documents. Please be reminded that regular mowing, edging, weeding, lawn care and plant/tree replacement is required and if these items are not taken care of, your property will be at risk of being deemed in violation. We understand that some lots are in need of minor and major projects and for that reason management and your Board are more than willing to assist with allowing adequate time for project completion and guidance when it comes to landscape decisions. Please feel free to contact management with any questions, concerns, or for assistance with this process at [email protected].
Janae Palos Compliance Manager Natomas Park Master Associa on
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Keep on, Keepin’ on!
Your team of Club Associates continues to promote a positive work environment and a commitment to providing excellent service members, their families and their guests. Through hard work and dedication, Cody Meikle has been promoted to Operations Coordinator. We also welcomed the new Club Events & Activities Manager, Allison Sertic, to the team. She is an amazing addition and comes with years of experi-ence in events, communication and food & beverage service. We have to say goodbye to some of our sea-sonal staff: Parker, Steven and Michaela. They did an absolutely amazing job and we are so very thankful to have had their help this season!
The Club The fire suppression system sprung another leak causing water damage in the Party Room and the hallway leading to the women’s restroom in the Lounge. Necessary repairs were made to stop the leak and management is currently getting a bid to replace the aging pipes. As you may have noticed, sections of the concrete around all three pools are eroding and are in need of repair. A portion of the children’s pool deck has been used as a test section for various overlays and designs. Management is working on obtaining bids to apply the overlay around all pool areas. All canister lights in the Lounge and Party Room have been replaced with LED lights that have a 10-year life-span so hopefully there won’t be any more outages for a while. The party rentals have been going great with almost every weekend in the summer months booked solid. Process improvements are currently being discussed to streamline the rental process and enhance the member experience. We are currently looking to hire a new fitness instructor to take over the Saturday Active Yoga classes and Zumba classes as needed. Stay tuned!
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The Events September is full of events that you won’t want to miss out on! Join us Monday, Sep. 4th for the annual Labor Day BBQ. Live music and family fun for everyone from 12pm-3pm Don’t miss out on the Community Yard Sale and shred event on Sep. 9 from 9am-1pm. Document shredding will be available at The club from 9am-1pm. The Bike Doc will also be on-site to assist with any bicycle repairs. Come on down! We’re happy to announce the first-ever Festival of Cultures event that will be held on Sep. 23 from 2pm—6pm at The Club. The Club/Social Committee has done an amazing job getting the community involved.
The Projects The new access card system has been completed and we are again able to process new member applications and print Club cards. The new prox-imity cards are more versatile than the older swipe cards and can scan through purses, wallets, bags, etc. for quicker entry into The club. New Club Card designs have also been devel-oped that are in line with the association’s new logo and style guide. The Club exterior will be painted starting Sep. 18. Additional information regarding project details and Club access routes will be sent shortly.
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CALLING ALL HOMEOWNERS! Are you new to our community or have you lived here forever? There are so many opportuni es for YOU to become involved in the fun at the Club! You may have no ced a recent eblast and survey in the fitness center. A study by the club/social commi ee is currently underway to gather ideas and input from members on replacement fitness equipment. We are scheduling social ac vi es and fes vi es for the next year, looking for new ideas for the Kid’s Zone and planning Teen events. The Fes val of Cultures Celebra on is scheduled for Saturday, September 23 from 2PM to 6PM, and its FREE THIS YEAR! A Safety Fair, with the fire and police departments on‐hand, will be held in the Club parking lot on October 7, from 10AM un l 2PM. The commi ee is looking for volunteers to help out! Come meet your neighbors, make new friends and share your ideas with the commi ee
Get involved in YOUR COMMUNITY! The Social commi ee met in August to plan the Social events for 2018 and we are always looking for community input to expand our ideas. Each month the commi ee schedule is included our newsle er and eblasts are sent out to let you know of upcoming events. Do not get the eblasts you say? ….No problem! Sign up on the community website at www.natomaspark.com or connect through Facebook to find out what is happening in YOUR community at Facebook.com/NatomasParkHOA The Club/Social Commi ee
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Sales data provided by: John Lan ng & Tomas Garcia
NPMA Members & eTernity Realty.
Bedrooms Baths Sq. Ft. Sales Price
3 3 1536 $320,000
3 3 1776 $350,000
3 2 1630 $355,000
3 2 1700 $370,000
3 2 1628 $372,000
4 3 2007 $397,500
4 3 2088 $401,000
3 2 1857 $421,500
4 3 2492 $460,000
5 3 2587 $472,000
5 3 2811 $504,800
4 3 2675 $526,000
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Bedrooms Baths Sq. Ft. Sales Price
4 3 2585 $550,000
6 3 4090 $579,900
5 3 4090 $599,000
5 4 4022 $615,000
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Fireworks Stand Worker Shot With BB ‐ 07/04 In the waning hours of July 4th, Paladin responded to a report that a juvenile male had shot a worker at a fireworks stand off of Natomas Blvd. The juvenile re‐portedly fled, along with several addi onal juveniles, away from the community. The responding Officers were unable to locate the group. Sacramento Police also responded and took a report. The vic m was treated at the scene for minor injuries.
This incident is an example of minors out and unsu‐pervised. Many day me burglaries have been found to be perpetrated by truant juveniles. When juveniles congregate late at night, they can o en engage in dis‐rup ve or destruc ve ac vi es. Because of these is‐sues, many states and municipali es have enacted truancy and curfew laws.
In the State of California, minors are not permi ed to be out without supervision typically during two peri‐ods of the day. The first period is during school hours, which are not relevant during summer vaca on, and the second is curfew. Curfew hours are between 10 pm and 6 am. With few excep ons, juveniles are not permi ed to be out in public without a parent or guardian during these periods.
If you see any minors out during school hours or a er 10 pm, without adult supervision, please contact Pala‐din at (916) 331‐3175, or the Sacramento Police De‐partment at (916) 956‐4492. If you see anyone ac ve‐ly commi ng a crime, please contact Sacramento Po‐lice via their emergency line at (916) 732‐0100.
Corporal W. Kenealey #205 www.paladinprivatesecurity.com
24‐Hour Dispatch Center:
916‐331‐3175
Please note that all calls are recorded for quality assurance. When calling, please state you are calling from
Natomas Park to expedite delivery of our services
Know your Paladin Officers Corporal Kenealey Corporal McPherson
Officer Fields Officer Cardwell Officer Poole Officer Raybon
Paladin Private Security Monthly Report (June 27 ‐ July 27)
MAJOR INCIDENTS BY TYPE:
* Categories reflect incidents deemed to be of the highest interest to the community.
Ac vi es Report Calls for Service 339 Self‐Ini ated Incidents 540 Total Incidents Reported 879 Incidents by type: Alarm response 20 Burglary Home/Car 7/2 Ci zen assistance 28 Domes c disturbance 4 Loose animals 22 Narco c ac vity 4 Noise complaints 17 Parks viola ons 6 Suspicious ac vity 75 The of property 4 Traffic collision 1 Trespassing 10 Vandalism 5
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Circuit Training
9:00am RIPPED 9:00am
Power Hour 5:30am
Body Sculp ng 9:00am
Power Hour 5:30am
RIPPED 9:00am
Aqua Boot Camp 9:00am
Core/Abs 10:15am
Zumba 6:00pm
Strength n' Core 9:00am
Zumba 4:00pm
Mixed Level Yoga 9:00am
Zumba 5:00pm
Low‐Impact 10:30am
Zumba 5:30pm
Tabata Strength 7:00pm
Baby Boogie 10:10am
Boot Camp 6:15pm
Baby Boogie 10:10am
Mixed Level Yoga 7:00pm Taekwondo
5:15pm & 6pm Mixed Level Yoga
7:30pm Kids Zumba 4:00pm
Cardio Mix 7:00pm Taekwondo
5:15pm & 6pm
Core/Abs 7:15pm
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Kids Zumba Perfect for our younger Zumba fans! Kids get the chance to be active and jam out to their favorite music. Kids Zumba features kid‐friendly routines based on original Zumba
choreography. We break down the steps, add games, activities
and cultural exploration elements into the class
structure.
Zumba A fun‐filled dance aerobics class that fuses La n rhythms with
some hip hop, belly dancing and a few tradi onal aerobic moves.
Low‐Impact Aerobics This class is suitable for
beginners, deconditioned, older people, & non‐dancers who
find Zumba moves too intricate. The steps are simple
and easy‐to‐follow with variations shown so that you can adjust the intensity to suit your needs. Join us to get your weekend off to an energetic
start!
Baby Boogie* You and your child will love
spending time together as they learn and play with music and
movement. Parents and toddlers (ages 18m–3yrs) will enjoy playing instruments, singing, dancing, games and
beat activities.
Strength n’ Core A low‐impact, high‐intensity fat‐burning workout designed to strengthen and tone your whole body using only your body weight and func onal balancing movements! Great
for all fitness levels!
Body Sculp ng
A resistance training class that combines moderate‐intensity cardio intervals with upper and lower body exercises. Designed to use your own body weight as
well as hand weights to increase muscular endurance.
Circuit Training Intense cardiovascular intervals
combined with muscular strength and toning exercises make the class a complete, well‐rounded workout in a short
duration of time.
Core/Abs This rou ne recruits mul ple muscle groups like lumbar spine and trunk muscle
strengthening, to build and support the core muscles while at the same me condi oning your body from head to toe!
Power Hour This is sixty minutes of high‐ intensity interval training
designed for everyone. This class takes the participant
through a variety of strength training and cardio exercises with brief rest periods in between to keep the heart
elevated, increase metabolism, and burn fat!
RIPPED
This total body, high‐intensity style program using free weights, resistance, and body weight,
masterfully combining the com‐ponents of R.I.P.P.E.D.
"Resistance, Intervals, Power, Plyometrics and Endurance as the workout portion along with Diet" in ways that are fun, safe,
and extremely effective.
Taekwondo* Kid's Taekwondo emphasizes the value of self‐discipline, sportsmanship, respect, and positive attitude. Physical benefits include: increased
agility, flexibility, cardiovascular fitness and strength.
Mixed Level Yoga Through flowing yoga workouts
we will increase strength, flexibility, and balance. As we release tight muscles and
counteract stress, we'll relax both body and mind. Beginners
are always welcome.
Tabata Strength Training This unique low‐impact class
will take you through a progression of strength‐building
exercises with a variety of equipment, with the goal of increasing your muscular
endurance. This interval training method is proven to be both
effective and efficient.
* Denotes a class fee
Boot Camp Boot Camp is a high intensity, fast‐paced workout for the intermediate/advanced exerciser. This class will
challenge your cardiovascular fitness and get your heart
pumping! This is not a beginner class.
Cardio Mix This is a high energy class that combines cardio and strength training exercises to give a total body workout for a maximum
burn.
Aqua Boot Camp Prepare for some intense
movements to get in shape and achieve maximum results through this fun and challenging workout. This high intensity workout will
improve your cardiovascular fitness, increase strength and endurance and improve flexibility. Swimming skills are not necessary, but plan to get your hair wet. Water worthy
shoes are recommended.
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Club/Social Commi ee First Tuesday ‐ 6:30pm
Communica ons Commi ee Second Tuesday ‐ 6:30pm
Finance Commi ee
Third Wednesday ‐ 6:30pm
Monthly Board Mee ng Fourth Wednesday ‐ 6:30pm
Parks and Schools Commi ee (March, August & November)
Third Monday ‐ 6:00pm
North Natomas Community Colla on (NNCC)
Second Wednesday ‐ 6:30pm
Safety Commi ee Second Monday ‐ 6:30pm
Architectural Control Commi ee (ACC) by Invita on Only
Third Tuesday ‐ 6:00pm
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Happy Hour 5:00pm
Live Music by July & The Jukes Family Bingo
6:30pm
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3 4 Labor Day BBQ 12pm ‐ 3pm
5 Club/Social Commi ee 6:30pm
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7 8 Happy Hour 5:00pm
Live Music by The Yvonne Band
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9am ‐ 1pm
10 11 Safety
Commi ee 6:30pm
12 Communica ons
Commi ee 6:30pm
13 NNCC 6:30pm
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Happy Hour 5:00pm
Live Music by Tiki Lounge Lizards
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19 ACC
6:00pm
20 Finance
Commi ee 6:30pm
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22 Happy Hour 5:00pm
Live Music by The Outcome
23 Fes val of Cultures
2pm ‐ 6pm
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27 Board of
Directors Mee ng 6:30pm
28 29 Happy Hour 5:00pm
Live Music by Dog Town Ruins
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Did you know the Natomas Park website has been revamped? Go to www.natomaspark.com and explore all that the website has to offer. Have ques ons about the CC&Rs or architectural review process? Misplaced your copy of the latest newsle er? Anything you ever wanted to know about the Asso‐cia on is just a click away. Please note that because Natomas Park is a members‐only community, certain areas of the site require a password to view. Please contact Management at [email protected] if you need assistance logging in. Weekly e‐blasts are also sent out to the membership with details on events, asso‐cia on business, The Club and much more! To start receiving community e‐blasts, please send an email to [email protected]. You may unsubscribe at any me in the future. Don’t miss out on important informa on and updates on ex‐
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