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Contact Holley by the Sea President Alex Crawford Internal Vice President Mary Langdon
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External Vice President Bill Crouch
What’s next? We asked recall replacement board candidates the following question: Question: If you were sitting on the board next week, what would it look like? I would get all the facts by having meetings with staff and the new CAM, see our financials and look at where we are with manpower. There are a lot of questions that need to be answered. I Waschenko know a lot of people want to go back to the way it was – but we need to look at everything and do it out in the open with town hall meetings. I’m here to make HBTS a better place – so whatever is best for the membership – that is what I am here to do.
Treasurer Jan Frink Secretary Beth Twigg Email the board: BoardofDirectors@ holleybythesea.org
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A certified process server delivers the recall ballots to Board of Directors President Alex Crawford Wednesday, April 29. Residents voted overwhelmingly to recall Crawford and External Vice President Bill Crouch. The board must schedule a special meeting to certify the results.
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employee Chris Barnick, who worked at HBTS for 11 years; and maintenance employee Susan Durfee, who worked at HBTS for five years. After three months of protests, meetings “When Jackie, Chris and Susan were not and ballot counting, Holley by the Sea retained by the board, this residents have recalled the really gave a final boost to board of directors. the recall,”Janet Longdin A certified process server said.“When people saw delivered 2,311 recall ballots, that they were fired, that 163 more than necessary, to really incensed a lot of board President Alex Crawpeople.” ford’s house Wednesday, April Goebel, Barnick and 29. Durfee supported homeThis concluded an effort to owners with recall signs recall Crawford and External and ballot stations at the Vice President Bill Crouch, entrances to HBTS folwhich was spearheaded by lowing their last day, April John and Janet Longdin.The 4. Barnick was recognized Longdins received help from many homeowners, as well Former board member John Longdin one year ago as a star employee and when she as former FirstService Resi- checks a recall ballot with county records as Beth Walter looks on. learned the recall ballots dential employees/homewere delivered said,“I can’t owners who were let go wait to come back!” following the board’s“no fault”firing of Holley by the Sea has 4,718 voting interFirstService April 4. ests; however, at its April meeting, the board The final push came when the board disapproved suspending voting privileges of missed three long-time employees: maintemembers whose assessment fees were 90 nance manager Jackie Goebel, who worked days past due. at HBTS for eight years; front desk By Sandi Kemp HBTSnews.com
I understand the recall votes have been submitted and the current BoD has five working days in which to respond. I stand ready to serve on the board until a new board is seated in the July elecBower tions. In that time frame, we (as a community) will need to discuss and establish a viable "restore point" and begin work toward that end. –Bob Bower The most pressing issue to me would be to discuss and vote on rescinding the Dec. 2 vote to terminate FSR. I understand that some members are resistant to that idea and I would like Danner to hear their specific issues. "The worst contract I've ever seen" is not specific.Yes, the website needs improvement and that needs to be fixed. There may be issues that can be resolved with some tweaks. The other critical issue that goes hand in hand with the previously mentioned business is to restore the status of our long-term employees that were terminated for all of the wrong reasons. –Rod Danner
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recall. Since this number sigrequesting comments. Crawford received the origi- nificantly exceeds the mininal ballots, which were ordered mum for recall we are requesting that, in an numbered. He accordance didn’t jumble them. with Florida “I don’t do busiStatue 720.303 ness that way,”he (10)(b)2, a spesaid.“That’s what cial meeting be she would have called by the done, not me … board within There is some disfive business crepancy in how days to certify you read the the results of statute, but I just this recall. The wanted to make Chris Barnick was named association sure I erred on the Holley by the Sea Shining members await side of Star Employee in 2014. your response.” caution.” The board must call a spe“I appreciate that the recall group did not stoop to the pet- cial meeting to take place by ty and malicious behavior that close of business Wednesday, many members have had to May 6. If it decides not to certisuffer through with recent per- fy the recall and dispute the validsonal attacks by Crouch, Craw- ity, the Florida Department of ford and their few friends,” Professional Service and Regulation will be involved. Melissa Lambert said. Crawford, Crouch,Twigg and Longdin’s letter concluded, “Today, we are presenting you Langdon did not respond to with 2,311 ballots in favor of requests for comment.
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“On Tuesday, April 28, 2015, 424 members were in arrears. This reduces the number of voting interests from 4,718 to 4,294. Therefore, a simple majority for this election would be 2,148,”John Longdin wrote in the letter included with the ballots. According to Florida Statute that governs homeowners’ associations – specifically 720.305(4) – these voting interests, “may not be counted towards the total number of voting interests for any purpose, including, but not limited to the number of voting interests necessary to constitute a quorum …” If all property owners had voting interests, 2,360 ballots would be required and the recall would have fallen short by 49 votes.The recall won by a landslide, with only 112 votes
Former employee Susan Durfee’s sign says Former maintenance manager Jackie Goebal “Save our jobs.” helps with the recall effort. to retain Crawford and Crouch. member Jan Frink that the The two other board memInside the box of ballots ballots were served or that she bers, Mary Landin and Beth were five copies of the letter, had a letter addressed to Frink. Twigg, were also sent the letone for each board member. HBTSNews sent the letter to ter by HBTS News and as of As of 11 a.m. Crawford had Frink, who said it was“sim- press time had not not notified fellow board ple and straight forward.” responded to emails
Survey says? HBTS long-range planning underway Approximately 2,400 people who registered their email addresses with FirstService Residential recently received a long-range planning survey asking residents to prioritize a list compiled by the Long Range Planning Committee. Of the 83 people who have responded so far, the top three priorities are: 1. More multi-use paths for walking, jogging and bike riding 2. More sidewalks 3. Improved code enforcement to help alleviate illegal dumping and littering A list of additional comments included several concerns already included in the current budget. The Long Range Planning Committee strongly encourages homeowners to complete the survey. A full report will be available at the annual meeting in July and will be used in future budget planning. The survey is also available at the recreation center and at HBTSNews.com.
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Holley by the Sea Improvement Association, Inc. Rules and Regulations Regarding Campaigning, Canvassing and Sign Posting in Common Areas and Recreational Center WHEREAS, ArticleVI of the Articles of Incorporation of Holley by the Sea Improvement Association, Inc. (the“Association”) provides that the affairs of the Association shall be managed by the Board of Directors; and WHEREAS, Article II, Section 4 of the By-laws of the Association authorizes the Board of Directors to adopt and publish rules and regulations governing the use of the common areas and facilities including the personal conduct of the members and their guests thereon, and to establish penalties for infractions of such rules and regulations; WHEREAS, in an effort to help ensure peace and tranquility for all who use the Holley by the Sea common areas and facilities, and to promote and enhance the safety aspects of living in and visiting the Holley by the Sea common areas and facilities, the following rules regarding canvassing, campaigning, and sign posting are hereby adopted: Campaigning, canvassing, and sign positing on the Holley by the Sea common areas and facilities for any matter, including elections and other Association matters, is subject to the following conditions: 1. Canvassing, campaigning and sign posting in the lobby area and walkways is prohibited. What does Florida State Statutes say about rights of owners to assemble?
720.304 Right of owners to peaceably assemble; display of flag; SLAPP suits prohibited.— (1) All common areas and recreational facilities serving any homeowners’ association shall be available to parcel owners in the homeowners’ association served thereby and their invited guests for the use intended for such common areas and recreational facilities. The entity or entities responsible for the operation of the common areas and recreational facilities may adopt reasonable rules and regulations pertaining to the use of such common areas and recreational facilities. No entity or entities shall unreasonably restrict any parcel owner’s right to peaceably assemble or right to invite public officers or candidates for public office to appear and speak in common areas and recreational facilities.
In all sincerity, Rod Danner
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New board-approved policy regarding usage of the common areas:
I am appalled by your blatant and very transparent decisions at the April 20 special meeting to control every available aspect of messaging concerning our association. With only five items on the agenda, three of them were aimed at silencing any opposition and controlling the flow of information to the membership. The“Campaigning Policy”was clearly intended to silence the opposing recall faction, although presented otherwise. I believe Danner that the recall effort does fit the definition of association business even though it is contrary to your wishes. The prohibition is in itself a clear violation of F.S. 720 which you frequently choose to ignore. Termination of the contract with Sandpaper Marketing for the Facebook page even though the offer was made to halve the cost was quite obviously aimed at one individual. Now the development and administration of the Facebook page is under the control of a board family member. I in no way anticipate that the page will be a free and unbiased source of information. Fortunately, there are other pages that serve as informational and discussion platforms for the membership. The most egregious decision that was made last night was to terminate the contract for the insert to the HBTS News, a publication that deals solely with our community. Again, quite transparently aimed at one individual. The insert allows the president and the GM to engage with the membership and to forward informative content concerning the future of the association. Rather than support a publication that deals directly with our community, you would choose to have that information buried in a publication that deals primarily with happenings at Pensacola Beach, Pensacola and other areas. If what you have to say is so unimportant that it could be placed in a publication adjacent to the schedule for the next pub crawl, I would submit that it is a frivolous expenditure of funds. Publishing in“Splash”is just one more case of“tried and failed”. I frankly do not buy the statement that you have an incomplete email address list by blaming it on FSR. Myself and numerous others have selectively been excluded from your email list even though we have corresponded with you via that medium on numerous occasions. It was quite laughable when the president stated that she didn’t think the email blast should be used for propaganda. The email blasts sent out to only select members are filled with positive spin for negative situations. Those of us that are excluded have to receive them from third parties.You should represent all members or none. In closing, I would like to address the comment directed towards the small number in attendance at last night’s meeting. The vice president intimated that it was due to a lack of interest. I think that most likely it has to do with members recognizing the futility of engaging in dialog with this board of directors. Comments or concerns from the floor have no effect on the outcome of votes other than the occasional tabling or postponement should the outcry be loud enough.
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HBTSNEWS 3 MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR
May 2015
The Southern way is the best way “It’s a one-stop shop for a Southern girl,”said Lisa Gambill, resident of HBTS and co-owner of Navarre’s Southern Specialty Market. Since opening nearly a year ago, the popular shop has expanded and evolved.“We’re coming into our own. We want to offer more to the community. We’re going to offer all things Southern – we’re a Southern variety store.” In their first year, co-owners Lisa and her sister-in-law of 15 years, Magda Morton, built their reputation on their delicious variety of foods. At the market, shoppers have come to love Lisa’s Chocolate Addiction Cake and the weekly soups with jalapeño cheddar cornbread muffins. Cajun pork chops and chicken wheels, which are chicken breasts rolled up with smoked beef then wrapped in bacon, have been best sellers since the shop opened. They have offered other boutique-style items since opening but now the women of Southern Specialty Market are ready to offer an extended inventory to shoppers. In addition to the cakes, sauces, spices, soup mixes and salads shoppers have come to love, the women are adding more items to the shop including the Feeling Smitten bath and body product line which was recently featured on Good Morning America and is an Oprah Top 100 favorite. Another new line they offer are the sought-after Ginger Snaps, the interchangeable jewelry fashion snaps that allow you to customize bracelets, rings, purses, boots and more. It’s no surprise that the snaps fly off the shelves
since they also happen to be one of the fastest growing jewelry lines in the country. The shop also stocks the most popular shirts for a Southern girl including Lily Grace, Coastal Waters, Southern Sippin, Simply Southern and more. Navarre’s own Spirit Jersey also lines the shelves and the women have created their own irresistibly soft, fitted T-shirts that feature popular sayings like“BlessYour Heart,” “Well Dressed Southern Mess”
Absolutely love this little shop! Lisa is such a sweetheart. Their pork chops wrapped in bacon are to die for, the bonus is I get my Wilber's Carolina BBQ sauce. –Jessica Furnish
and“NamasteY’all.” One of the biggest changes at the store is also the most exciting for the two women. “Now we’ve got everything you need for a day at the beach,” Magda said. “That’s right, if you want to spend a day at the beach and you forgot your cover up, we’re going to have it here. We also have beach bags, we have floats for the kids, we have food for you to pack the cooler
with,” said Lisa. The same store that serves as a Southern girl’s one-stop shop is also a great place for everyone to shop for a perfect gift whether it’s jewelry, home decor, kitchen tools or even bathroom essentials. “We do real gift wrap. We box it and wrap it,”Magda said. The one-of-a-kind, self-serve bath and body bar that features sugar scrub bars, sea sponge soaps and body butter bars is another popular feature at South-
Sweet ladies and awesome food!! Thank you for the help with all the cute things for our cruise!! You guys ROCK!! So thankful to have you in Navarre!! Your store is the BEST!! – Donna Hudson
ern Specialty Market.You’ll also discover fun and exciting gifts you can’t find anywhere else. The newest additions include the very popular Lokai bracelets that have elements infused from the Dead Sea (lowest point) and Mount Everest (highest), as well as handmade in USA Gurkee rope sandals. All of this and more is waiting for you along with the warmth, friendliness and sass of a Southern girl at Southern Specialty Market.
Super friendly customer service!!!! I felt like family upon walking in!! Definitely will be back, again and again!! –Sara Davis McPherson
Fabre Engineering site surveying underway
Photo by Andrew Adams Jarrett Johnson of Fabre Engineering works with some high-tech instruments near the HBTS Beach House on Saturday, April 18. This survey is a part of the comprehensive “as built” site drawings required as a part of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection permit process, and is the first of many steps to get such projects, including parking lot repairs, on track.
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APRIL MEETING SYNOPSIS
May 2015
Opinion/April meeting synopsis There have been no less than four public meetings since HBTS became selfmanaged on April 4. Meetings took place on the April 8, 14, 20 and 27. We encourage you to visit ourYouTube channel to watch the meetings for yourself. Some of the“highlights”of the last month include: ■ The board voted to not buy space in HBTS News for content provided by the board. ■ The board voted to not renew the Facebook contract with Sandpaper Marketing. ■ The board approved a policy on the usage of the common areas. The original draft policy was very far reaching. For instance, The original version had,“Defamatory or controversial material which will have a divisive effect on the Members, their guests, or the community cannot be displayed or handed out.” The approved policy states: “This policy states that Campaigning, canvassing, and sign positing on the Holley by the Sea common areas and facilities for any matter, including elections and other Association matters, is subject to the following conditions: 1. Canvassing, campaigning and sign posting in the lobby area and walkways is prohibited”- which still
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Charlie Baum argues a point from the cheap seats when Pat Traynor is at the podium. The crowd can be seen in all stages of disgust, laughter and exasperation. Right, Pat Traynor speaks with Alex Crawford after she named him chairmain of the nominating committee. seems to contradict Florida State Statutes. ■ The board president admitted to having meetings regarding employee insurance with other board members without noticing the meetings. ■ Weeks earlier Crawford provided a sign-up sheet for those who wanted to serve on the nominating committee but neglected to bring the sheet to the meeting where members were named to the nominating committee. Current nominating
committee: Pat Traynor, chairman; Billy Neal; Dan Ramsey; Mark Lewis; and Teryl Deegan. (See April 27 meeting) ■ Bill Crouch said he would resign if/when presented with the correct number of recall ballots. ■ The board did not retain long-term employees who were grandfathered in before FirstService Residential started managing HBTS. These employees would not have cost the association the 30 percent liquidated damages
as stated in the contract. Board member Mary Landon stated,“My feeling is – if those employees had time to hand out recall ballots when they were supposed to be doing their job – then they didn’t have a place at HBTS.” Former employee Jackie Goebel took exception to that comment and stood up to say she never handed out ballots while on the clock. It boiled down to the perception that employees were not retained for“political”reasons. At least five full-time
employees over the age of 60 were not retained. FirstService charged Holley by the Sea $46,051 for the retained non-grandfatheredin employees. When asked by the recall board, FirstService said it would consider a refund if FirstService is reinstated. The bill has not been paid as of press time. ■ Crawford spent t i m e explaining a “medical condition”of an employee that w o u l d n ’t allow her to b e employed at HBTS. The employee stated this was a lie, and may file suit against the association. ■ Friends of board admit to“telling stories”to get the members all “riled” up on Facebook. ■ Friends of board take a lot of time to praise the“volunteers” that worked countless hours at the front desk. ■ The guest exception policy was reworked several times. The final version was not provided to HBTS
News by deadline. ■ Bill Crouch listened to a voicemail from a vendor left for FirstService and called the vendor to say he fired all of the employees including FirstService and that he needed to see all of FirstService bills. When he thought there were more, he continued to call the vendor asking for invoices that belonged to FirstService. ■ Service Master was hired to clean the facility. ■ Many members are complaining that the e n t ra n c e s , exercise equipment, and bathrooms are not kept as clean as they were when FirstService was the management company. ■ Board solicits praise for working long hours until employees could be hired to replace the employees who were not retained or elected not to be retained. Less than a third of the original staff was there the Monday after self-management began.
For ticket information and sales, go to http://www.juanaspagodas.com/joenichols.htm Wristband pick-up for those who purchased online will be on the following days: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, May 5, 6 & 7 from 5-8 PM in the Club. Bring ticket purchase confirmation.
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Make sure to get your tickets before all options are SOLD OUT! Wrist band pick up is May 6,7 & 8 from 5-8 PM in the Club • **Surprise Nashville Recording Artist May 6 – during wristband pick-up Those traveling from out of town can pick up their wristbands on Saturday, May 9 at the Will Call station located in front of Sailors' Grill starting at 10 AM. General Admission armbands can also be purchased at that time for $40.
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MUST HAVE PURCHASED A TICKET AND PICKED UP WRIST BAND for access to Sailors’ Grill, Juana’s Pagodas, the Club, decks and the beach area. This is a rain or shine event. There is a NO REFUND POLICY. NO COOLERS, BACKPACKS, CHAIRS, BLANKETS OR UMBRELLAS (ponchos ok). There will be several food and beverage concession areas available to keep you nourished throughout the day. CASH ONLY at concession stands.
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President’s Corner: Please welcome H.B.T.S’s new faces. The new CAM/GM is April Salazar. April has Alex Crawford arrived at a challenging time but is more than capable of leading the Association as we proceed with self-management. On the Front Desk we welcome Yvette Wirt, Christina Cameron and Carrie Shields who will also be helping Shelby Filek in the Architectural Control Department. Our new custodians are Brittany Birsette and Erica Bruski and we have added Bryce Voit as a lifeguard. Coming on board soon will be Amanda Slepica in the Youth Department and of course lifeguards and Camp counselors for the Summer programs. Simple HR have proved to be a great choice for an HR Company, they have managed the new hires and made sure all employees who wanted health care are signed up and ready for the new Florida Blue plans on May 1st. Congratulations to Shelby Filek who has been promoted to Architectural Supervisor and to Katie Johnson who has been promoted to Youth Director– both appointments well deserved. Fabre Engineering is making progress with the survey and as-builts. Frank Myers will be holding a workshop soon to discuss the next step as we work to satisfy the DEP and the County. After several rain delays the dome over the lap pool has been taken down and we are ready for the warm swimming weather. Thank you Gordon for your hard work. After a particularly heavy rain we had what appeared to be a leak from the flat roof over accounting. This proved not to be a roof issue but rather the drainage pipe backing up due to years of accumulated roots and dirt. We have now put in a French drain to move the water away from the foundation of the building. First Service Residential failed to supply importable data for our transition to T.O.P.S and this has delayed the progress of implementation. Kudos to Rae and Rhonda for their hard work and flexibility and inventive work arounds. The old website has been resurrected as a purely temporary measure until we can implement the T.O.P.S website. Andra is busy taking pictures to show everyone what a beautiful community we live in. This will be a website that prospective buyers in HBTS can access as well as staff and residents. Denise and the Social Committee have some great events planned for the Summer. She and the volunteers did a wonderful job at the Easter Egg Hunt and the families attending all had a great time. I would like to say a personal ‘Thank You’ to the staff – both the transitioned staff and HBTS’s new employees. In concert with the volunteers who helped out during the first few weeks, their ‘Can-do’ attitude and cheerfulness has been an inspiration. The Recreation Center did not close, the Childcare continues to be available as do all the programs. The pool and gym are operational and all the doom and gloom predictions did not happen. To everyone who has helped make the transitions possible I want to thank you. It has been hard work but that hard work has produced a wonderful team going forward. If we now put this contentious period behind us I believe we can make this the wonderful Community. If you would like to help, in any way at all, please contact me or a Board member. It is time to come together. Alex Crawford President
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APPRECIATION: On April 1, 2015, the Social Committee held the Easter Egg Hunt at the HBTS Recreation Center. We had all ages attend for a great day with the Easter Bunny, refreshments, the Easter egg hunt, and lots of prizes. This event was a hopping success with a very large attendance. Thank you to all the adults and children that enjoyed this celebration! The Social Committee gives a BIG THANKYOU to everyone who attends and supports our events, especially the HBTS residents, the HBTS Board of Directors, & the HBTS Staff. Also, thank you to the volunteers who made the Easter Egg Hunt a HUGE success! Easter Bunny: Life Guard Chandler
Sign permit & laminated signs: Pam Baty
Refreshment Donations & Help from the Community: Elise Chisholm Melissa Lambert
Special egg gifts: Alex Crawford
Advertising: Sandi Kemp
Social Committee Event Volunteers: Andra Jones, Tony Timmerwilke, Brenda Timmerwilke, Earl Dean, Mary Dean, Shirley Mosher, Vinny Mosher, Frank Myers, Denise Myers
Architecture News HOA’s for Dummies….. Homeowners’associations, or HOA’s, are legal entities formed to maintain common areas and enforce the operative legal documents known as CC&R’s (Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions). They are established to help maintain order in the community. Most condominiums and single-family subdivisions have established HOA’s, which are typically formed prior to the commencement of development. Each homeowner is given the opportunity to review the CC&R’s and other important documents prior to their close of escrow on a property located within the HOA. HOA’s are comparatively recent inventions. Prior to World War II, the majority of neighborhood organizations were casual and their policies were a manifestation of cultural morals and social norms. As the population drastically grew after the war, communities inevitably augmented and became increasingly diverse. The HOA attempts to initiate the old notion of the neighborhood again, but it has to rely upon a certain set of values that have been attained by law through deed restrictions instead of common familiarity. The following are the elements of a Homeowners’ Association: • HOA’s are legal entities with operative documents – that outline requirements in order to handle maintenance and enforcement matters. Generally there is a governing board elected from members of the HOA that employs a General Manager/CAM and/or property management company to handle the administrative and day-to-day operations • HOA’s have the influence to ratify and impose maintenance and design standards in addition to those recognized by City Ordinances • Membership is most typically mandatory for all property owners within the development
Youth Dept. Summer is coming! Hello Parents! With the end of the school year approaching so fast, I would like to remind everyone that we are now accepting applications for SUMMER CAMP. Summer camp starts June 1, enrollment packets are at the front desk. Eligible children to attend are those who are going in to Kindergarten in the 2015-2016 school year through those who have completed 5th grade in the 2014-2015 school year. We are also HIRING for summer camp counselors. Applications are at the front desk at the Recreation Center. Applicants must be 18 years or older to apply and must pass background screening and drug testing. Please apply by May 1.
ACTIVITIES: Mark your calendars and join us in celebrating our upcoming events! Summer Family Events Flick & Float and Burger Bash: Watch for dates to be announced throughout the summer! July 4th Celebration Date: Saturday, July 4, 2015 Plan for a big day at the HBTS Beach House with fun, food, and music! Yard & Craft Sale One of the favorite events of the year will be coming this Fall! It is time to get your items ready to sell and for artists to create tons of their favorite crafts! Dates & Times will be coming soon! Thank you for your support! Denise Myers, HBTS Social Committee Chairman
• Many HOA’s circulate a newsletter or some other form of periodic communication • Members are usually charged required fees to fund association operations Each community is different from the other. No two associations are the same. It is common practice for an HOA to control most, or all of the subsequent: • Maintain all of the common elements. • Encourage neighborhood activities and social events. • Implement deed limitations which might include garbage control, home exterior maintenance and non-residential use of properties. • Provide safety protocols. • Set up and gather maintenance fees required to fund association operations. Other restrictions that may be enforced by an HOA are: street parking, storing boats and RVs, basketball hoops or non-residential structures. The choice of whether or not to live in a development governed by CC&R’s and an HOA is ultimately yours. Heywood Realty & Investment, Inc.“HOA’s for Dummies”[heywoodrealty.com/2012/11/hoa-for-dummies] 11/18/2012 The Architectural Office (located inside the Holley by the Sea Rec Center) is here to assist you navigate the HOA’s CC&R’s. Please contact us for more information regarding exterior home improvement projects, parking of recreational vehicles and general questions regarding policies and procedures. We are here to help you whether you have lived in the community for some time, are a new homeowner, or a renter who may later purchase in our wonderful community. Shelby Filek, Architectural Staff ArchStaff@holleybythesea.org (850) 939-1693 ext. 3.
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HBTSNEWS 9 MARSHA TRIEBOLD, SWIM COACH EXTRAORDINAIRE
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Marsha Triebold, Swim Coach Extraordinaire
By Andrew Adams Since August 2005, Coach Marsha Triebold, a Level 3 certified swimming coach, has led the HBTS Stingrays, the only year-round USA Swimming Team in Santa Rosa County. Being a part of USA Swimming includes insurance coverage and ongoing background checks and training for coaches. Nearly 25 youth, ranging
in age from 6 to 18, participate in the HBTS swim team. The only qualifications are a basic knowledge of the four strokes and the ability to swim one length (25 yards) of the pool in both freestyle (front crawl) and backstroke. Triebold has been a member of HBTS since 1995. She and her husband, Howie Triebold (also a certified swimming coach), moved here
with their three daughters while Howie was stationed at Hurlburt Field. One of their daughters, Michele Whitfield, is a teacher at a Navarre area school and is also a member of HBTS. Triebold has worked at HBTS’ Recreation Center since 1996 and has served in different positions. She started out as an aerobics instructor and has also worked as a
Pool Dome being removed for the summer
Photo by Andrew Adams Temporary workers, under the supervision of an assistant to former maintenance manager Jackie Goebel, prepare the pool area for the removal of the dome. The weather did not cooperate. To avoid mold and mildew issues next fall, the dome must be put away completely dry. The pool dome allows the heated lap pool to be used comfortably and therapeutically during the cooler months of November through April. Despite being nearly surrounded by water on our peninsula, there are only two other lap pools (The Club II in Gulf Breeze and the Navarre Family YMCA) in south Santa Rosa County. Most lap swimmers and water aerobics participants look forward to being outside in the sunshine.
lifeguard, conducted weight room orientations, worked at the front desk and even called Bingo. The team travels for all of its meets, since meets cannot take place at the rec center. They travel as far as Dothan, Ala., and Biloxi . They also go to Panama City and the University of West Florida for meets. While she is a part-time employee, of HBTS, Triebold’s travel expenses, including hotel, mileage, meals and everything else come from her own pocket. Swimming is in Triebold’s blood. As a girl in Kernsville, Pa., she and her four sisters swam competitively. She compteted on her college team for two years. Triebold’s mother was a non-swimmer but was enthusiastic in her support. At one point, her mother participated in an adult learn-to-swim and became reasonably proficient in the water. At 86, her mom still wakes up at 5 a.m. to exercise. Triebold continues the family tradition of motivating physical activity in the next generation. She has five grandchildren under the age of 4 and looks forward to coaching them in a few years.
If she could have a blank check to do what she wanted to enhance the opportunity to develop swimmers in the Navarre area, Triebold would: 1. Build a 50-meter pool that is at least 6’feet deep at the starting block and has a state-of-the-art pace clock and timing systems. 2. Increase the eligibility
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■ Seller: Joshua P. Brady Buyer: Lance A. Beard Address: 2011 Cardinal Lane Date: 03-23-15 Price: $210,000
■ Seller: Fannie Mae Buyer: Tammy Brown Address: 6986 Flintwood St. Date: 04-07-15 Price: $142,000
■ Seller: Samuel Garrett Buyer: Kevin Alford Address: 25 Mayo St. Date: 04-10-15 Price: $209,000
■ Seller: Daniel D. Hobson Buyer: Michael J. Beaudoin Address: 7680 Sandstone St. Date: 03-26-15 Price: $215,000
■ Seller: Jasen A. Wells Buyer: Chase B. Griffin Address: 6664 Bellingham St. Date: 03-13-15 Price: $180,000
■ Seller: Mark J. Ramsey Buyer: David R. Hawkins Address: 2496 Crescent Rd. Date: 03-30-15 Price: $162,500
■ Seller: Matthew D. Fullmer Buyer: Matthew Allen Address: 7558 Duval St. Date: 03-10-15 Price: $193,000
■ Seller: Roy D. Robinson Buyer: Cary Manning Address: 6701 Castlewood St. Date: 04-09-15 Price: $45,500
■ Seller: Edward G. Robinson Buyer: Donnie L. Honaker Address: 2579 Cove Rd. Date: 03-30-15 Price: $258,000
■ Seller: Cynthia A. Becklin Buyer: Gary McCain Address: 7876 Frankfort St. Date: 03-27-15 Price: $215,000
■ Seller: 222 East 13th Street Corp. Buyer: Harris T. Siglin Address: 7553 Rexford St. Date: 03-30-15 Price: $235,000
■ Seller: Cary Manning Buyer: Zachery R. Taylor Address: 6745 Codell St. Date: 03-18-15 Price: $259,900
■ Seller: Teresita C. Marasigan Buyer: Vincent Colangelo Address: 2732 Murifield Dr. Date: 03-31-15 Price: $122,677
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■ Seller: Whitworth Builders Buyer: Ryan C. Campbell Address: 7150 Mento St. Date: 03-13-15 Price: $322,000
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