April 2016 News & Events by Greater Nashville Apartment Association

G N A A N E WS & E VE NTS

2016 B oard o f D irec tors

APRIL 2016

CHAIRMAN DIANA ENGLISH, CAM, ARM

CONTENTS Features

5 FEATURE ARTICLE The Flats at Taylor Place 6 IT’S THE LAW The $55 Million Verdict 7 TAA NAA Capitol Conference 2016

Association News

CHAIRMAN-ELECT LISA SWICK , CAPS VICE-CHAIRMAN ANDREW KLAHN, CAM, CAPS, NALP, HCCP SECRETARY/TREASURER STEPHANIE BURNS, CAPS, CAM, NALP IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRMAN STACY MOLEN, CAM MANAGERS REPRESENTATIVE ABBY WITTENMEIER MAINTENANCE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN JOHNSON, CAMT, CPO

ASSOCIATES REPRESENTATIVE LACEY SMITHSON, NALP

9 2016 DIAMOND AWARDS REGISTRATION Enter Today! 10 EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Investing In Your Future 11 2016 TRADE SHOW REGISTRATION Band Together! 14 CALENDAR Something Special Noted on the Calendar 15 MANAGERS LUNCHEON Ratings and Reviews 16 ASSOCIATES NEWS Productivity Hacks 17 MAINTENANCE NEWS HVAC Troubleshooting and 410A Update 18 NEW MEMBERS Welcome! 19 THAT 70’S GOLF CLASSIC Registration and Sponsorship Opportunities 20 GENERAL MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON Do You Have a Dog in the Fight? 21 MOVERS & SHAKERS Cheree Neely

MANAGEMENT DIRECTORS ANNE ADAMS, CAM, NALP KITTY BARRY BRIGITTE BYRON, CAM JO ANNE CORBITT, CPM® TRACEY CROWE LISA JULIEN, CAM, CAPS, ARM BRET MARCHBANKS, CAM STACEY SPARKMAN, CAM ZAC WARD TAMMY WILLIAMS MAINTENANCE DIRECTORS RUSTY GUILLIAMS, CAMT II, CPO DIANE MASON, CAMT, CPO ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS JACK ABERNATHY, CAS JILL CARPENTER, CAS AMY LEONARD JENNIFER McCOY DWAYNE RAWLS, CAS MDHA REPRESENTATIVE NORMAN DEEP LEGAL ADVISOR WES HALL PRESIDENT DIANE CARTER DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING JENNA W. WILLIS DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION & EVENTS DANIEL SIRCY

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About the Cover THE FLATS AT TAYLOR PLACE

COVER SPONSORED BY

FINANCE CONNIE MORRIS MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT & SALES GINNY JOHNSON ACTIVE PAST CHAIRMEN MARY BRADLEY BRAD CATHER, CPM®, HCCP, SHCM KIRBY DAVIS FAYE ELLIS, CPM® ANDY GASS, ARM BARBARA HAYNES SHELLEY JAMES, CAPS TAMMY LEE, CAM CHARI LEWIS, CPM® LINDA MASON, CAPS NANCY MORRIS, ARM LINDA PAGE, CPM®, ARM JUDY ROSE, CPM® RITA WILKINSON, CPM®, ARM JOYCE WOLFE, ARM

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The Flats at Taylor Place

Best of the Best Diamond Award Winner THE FLATS AT TAYLOR PLACE is a creative urban com-

munity where traditional and trendy meet in perfect harmony. Located on the edge of Germantown and Salemtown, the 282 apartment homes offer several diverse living options, from streetlevel stoops to garden courtyards set back from the street. It also features lofts with two-story windows and stunning downtown views. The Flats at Taylor Place is not just another apartment development with luxury finishings and a competitive amenity package – it offers residents a unique living environment inspired by the north Nashville neighborhood. Developed on the site of the former Werthan Packaging Company, The Flats at Taylor Place melds history with present; industrial with residential; and links two of Nashville’s oldest neighborhoods. Avoiding the cookie cutter mid-rise appearance, the building is inspired by the native factories and warehouses of this unique section of Nashville. The Flats boasts a distinctive decorative style using items that previously served as functional pieces of equipment: rolling pins from the printing press, gears, scales, and fire doors adorn the common areas and grounds at the property. A glass amenity bridge, inspired by existing conveyor bridges on the grounds, provides gorgeous views of downtown Nashville and is home to the fitness center, club room, and rooftop terrace. Set on the edge of Germantown and Salemtown, the factory used to sit as a barrier, but The Flats at Taylor Place serves as a bridge, bringing these two neighborhoods together and fostering the continued redevelopment of the area with new residential and commercial projects. The Flats are built for today’s connected, busy, creative individual, offering WiFi hotspots throughout the building; the glass Amenity Bridge containing the Fitness Center and Club Room, an Outdoor Kitchen and Pool, the Roof-top Terrace, and a Community Dog Park. A short walk around Historic Germantown also delivers multiple acclaimed restaurants, and the property is just minutes from downtown Nashville. Studio, one, two, and two-story loft apartments offer fully equipped kitchens with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and high-end finishes throughout. With 37 different floorplans, residents are able to find just the right apartment to call home.

BY ANDREW KLAHN, CAM, CAPS, NALP, HCCP, LINCOLN PROPERTY COMPANY GN AA N E WS & EVEN TS

I T’S TH E LAW

The $55 Million Verdict THE MEDIA AND LEGAL EXPERTS agree that a Nashville jury’s

award to the former ESPN sportscaster will likely “echo” throughout the hotel industry. This “echo” will be heard loudest in Nashville and will reverberate through more than just the hotel industry! Years ago, a nationally known celebrity was brutally attacked in her Howard Johnson motel room in New Jersey. She was awarded a multimillion dollar verdict for the hotel’s failure to properly provide safety and security. Within months, owners and managers in our industry faced lawsuits involving similar fact patterns. Two cases in Atlanta produced judgments in excess of $1 million each. This recent Nashville case involved safety, security, and privacy, with an emphasis on the guest’s expectation that her privacy would be honored and protected. Privacy doesn’t just mean the physical aspect of one’s location, but also it includes privacy of an individual’s personal information. We should already have policies and procedures in place to protect all aspects of the privacy of our residents. Now we must have these policies and procedures in place, and in accordance with the jury’s decision, we must be assured that these protocols are taught, understood, and followed by all management team members. As an example, we all know that hotel desk clerks never orally state a guest’s room number. Instead, they note the room number on a card or key envelope and pass it to the guest. Should this same silent communication be used in our management offices? It is now emphasized by the Nashville case that we should not, in any manner, disclose a resident’s location to a third party. The United States Census is still four years away. However, a local census is currently being taken in the Middle Tennessee area. The Census Bureau does not (and has not in previous censuses) required owners or managers of rental property to give the names of the persons living in a particular residence. They only require that they be informed as to the number of residents and each resident’s age – not their date of birth. In previous articles, we have discussed our need to not be involved in the execution of a search warrant or arrest warrant by disclosing private information or providing a method of entry. The Nashville case further reinforces this position. All areas of personal safety, security, and privacy are now in the spotlight. Establish proper protocol, educate staff, and maintain periodical reassurances that those policies and procedures are being followed.

BY WES HALL, LAW OFFICE OF HALL & ASSOCIATES 6

G NAA NEWS & EV EN TS

TEN N ESS EE A PA RTMEN T A SS O C I AT I O N

NAA Capitol Conference 2016 ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, members of the Tennessee Apartment

BY CATIE LANE BAILEY, TAA LOBBYIST MILLER & MARTIN, PLLC, ATTORNEYS AT LAW

Association participated in the National Apartment Association’s Capitol Conference Lobby Day 2016 in Washington, D.C. As we met with the eleven members of the Tennessee Congressional Delegation, we emphasized the importance of the industry by highlighting the economic impact of apartment homes and their 38 million residents. Country-wide, the industry contributes $1.3 trillion to the economy and supports more than 12.3 million jobs annually. Changing demographics and lifestyles have resulted in a growing demand for rental housing. Local, state, and federal level partnerships play a key role in ensuring there is housing to meet this demand. Only through collaboration between the government and the private sector can we reach the shared goal of providing a variety of quality housing options for all Americans. In terms of legislation and policy, we discussed three topics: the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and reauthorization, the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program, and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Fair Housing Accessibility. NFIP, a critical risk-management tool that provides many at-risk apartments with their required flood coverage, is set to expire in September 2017. Because the private flood insurance market is limited and often cost restrictive, the apartment industry supports the long-term reauthorization and reformation of NFIP in order for it to remain financially solvent and able to continue guaranteeing at-risk property owners flood coverage. Housing providers have very specific responsibilities under both the ADA and the Fair Housing Act to ensure that their communities are accessible to people with disabilities. As the widelydubbed “drive-by lawsuits” continue to increase, litigation solely for financial gain is growing with no intention on the part of litigants to improve accessibility needs. A bipartisan measure exists that would provide a business owner up to 120 days to cure an alleged violation or defect prior to the initiation of a lawsuit. The apartment industry supports this legislation as a means to reduce complaints motivated purely by financial gain. CONTINUED ON P. 8

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The apartment industry also supports common sense reforms of the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program in order to streamline property inspection requirements, ensure and continue the voluntary nature of the program, and predict funding from Congress and honor existing contracts. Legislation has passed the House that encourages such reform. Both Senators Alexander and Corker were asked to support the same measure in the Senate. AT THE STATE LEVEL, TAAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bills of interest continue to move

through the committee process. TAAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rent control restriction legislation continues to gain support from interest groups and passed out of the House committee with a unanimous vote in favor of the legislation. The wastewater treatment authority legislation is currently making its way through committee. Various amendments have been placed on the bill. Those are being monitored very closely to ensure that the end result addresses the problems that are occurring in Hamilton County. Finally, the domestic violence amendment that was drafted by TAA was supported by various interest groups including the group that initiated the legislation. The bill as amended passed out of the House committee with unanimous support. The legislature is still aiming to adjourn by the middle of April. A comprehensive summary and update will be provided to you upon the conclusion of the legislative session.

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2016 Diamond Awards Showcase Your Community! Enter the GNAA Diamond Beautification Awards Contest.

Awards will be presented at the Greater Nashville Apartment Association Awards & Installation Banquet on November 19, 2016. Be sure to mark all applicable categories for which youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like to be judged.

1st, 2nd, 3rd place will be awarded for these categories:

Community Beautification

Overall community appearance

Flowers

Design, suitability to site

Clubhouse

Overall design, layout, furnishings & amenities

Judgi ng 2 wee Dates: La st ks of Ju 1st 2 weeks ne and of Jul y

Garden

Mid/High Rise

Garden

Mid/High Rise

Garden

Mid/High Rise

Maintenance Shop

Organization and safety

Best Pool

One winner will be awarded for each category below:

Overall swimming pool appearance

Best Model

Best design and decoration

Garden

Mid/High Rise

Garden

Mid/High Rise

Community Name: ___________________________________________________ Authorized Representative: ____________________________________________ Phone _________________ Email: ________________ Date _______________ # of Apt. Homes ________ Year Built _____ Total Amount $ _________ Remember to check all appropriate categories. Please complete and return to: Greater Nashville Apartment Association, 2 International Plaza, Suite 201, Nashville, TN 37217 Phone 615-365-3047 Fax 615-365-3571 www.nashvilleaptasn.org

Space is limited | Register for all courses online at www.nashvilleaptasn.org. Payment is due by course date. | No Cancellations | No Refunds

ED UCATI ON A L OPPORT UN I T I E S

To register for these courses and more, go to www.nashvilleaptasn.org.

CPO Certified Pool-Spa Operator Training Program April 7-8, 2016

GNAA Training Room 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

All new information on the Model Aquatic Health Code All books included. Students will need to bring pens, notepad & calculator. The program requires an open book written exam. The exam is a pass/fail test. CPO certification is a 5-year certification and is transferable from state to state.

Cost: $365 (members), $500 (non-members)

Leasing: The Next Level April 26, 2016

GNAA Training Room • 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Full Breakfast Provided! Topics include: Leasing: From Leads to Living! Leasing in a Digital Landscape • Sales Trends Closing the Back Door • Q&A (Send your questions or challenges to holly.michael@clkmm.com and your topic may be picked to cover in class.) Presented by:

Holly Michael, CAM, CLK Multifamily Management Cost: $75

HVAC Certification Course May 3, 2016

GNAA Training Room • 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. One-Day Seminar – Test Included Includes updated HVAC Information This seminar will prepare students for the EPA test, which will be given during the class. The HVAC certification is a lifetime certification. Students are encouraged to study the HVAC certification manual before class. Manuals will be available at the GNAA office by April 15. Spanish manuals available (class instruction in English).

Presented by: Phillip Waynick

Cost: $135

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GNAA TRADE SHOW 2016 T H U R S D A Y, J U LY 7 Gaylord Opryland Hotel Ryman Exhibit Hall Cost: $765 Single Booth $1,430 Double Booth $2,500 Quad Includes booth sign, draped table & two chairs R E G I S T R AT I O N Company Name______________________________________ Contact___________________________________________ Phone____________________________________________ # Booths__________________________________________ 2016_ApartmentHousingDay_flyer.qxp_AdTemplate.qxd 9/23/15 12:29 PM Page 1

National Apartment Housing Day

CELEBRATING HOME Tuesday, April 5, 2016

SAVE THE DATE – TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2016! The National Apartment Association (NAA) is celebrating the apartment housing industry with its second annual National Apartment Housing Day. On Tuesday, April 5, 2016, National Apartment Housing Day returns as NAA’s members, affiliates and supplier partners across the country celebrate working in the greatest industry— apartment housing! Now is the time for NAA affiliates and supplier partners to start planning to Celebrate Home. Combine an education session, a property tour with media or an editorial board with a luncheon, a dinner or a happy hour celebration. There has never been a more exciting time to be a part of the apartment housing industry!

Check www.naahq.org for updates.

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Maintenance Appreciation Congratulations to the Winners!

Lane 1 Thomas, Pinnacle Heights sponsored by Law Office of Hall & Associates Lane 2 Derrick, Fawnwood sponsored by Comcast Lane 3 Steven, South Brook sponsored by Pye-Barker Fire & Safety Lane 4 Josh, Concord Village sponsored by HND Management Lane 5 Paul, Nottingham sponsored Bug Solutions Lane 6 Randall, South Brook sponsored Restorations by Roof Roof Lane 7 Wes, Noah’s Landing sponsored by PPG Paints Lane 8 Chris, Bell Franklin Gateway sponsored by Sharp, Robbins & Popwell Lane 9 Cowboy, Views of Brentwood sponsored by Chadwell Supply Lane 10 Mike, Nottingham sponsored by Ferguson Enterprises Lane 11 Adam, Lexington sponsored by The Stanfill Agency Lane 12 Janet, Meadowood sponsored by Summit Property Restoration Overall Winner – Janet, Meadowood

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Associates Lunch

Hermitage House 11:30am

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CPO Class* 8am - 5pm

FRIDAY

CPO Class*

SATURDAY

8am - 5pm

Programs Committee* 10am

Communications Committee*

Golf Committee*

Managers Lunch*

Go-Getter Luncheon

9am

12pm

Trade Show Committee*

Awards Committee*

Maintenance Lunch

10am

Leasing: The Next Level*

8:30am - 12:30pm

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Banquet Committee* 9am

Apt. Tour Committee*

9am

Hermitage House 12pm

Community Service Committee* 10:30am

9am

11am Invitation Only

Board of Directors Meeting 10am

General Membership Meeting Gaylord Springs Links 11am

TAA Board Meeting* 11am

Board Retreat Invitation Only

*at GNAA office

APRI L MA N AG E RS LUNCHEO N

Ratings and Reviews WE DNESDAY, APR I L 13 | 12:0 0 pm GNAA ED U CAT I O N FAC ILIT Y Two International Plaza, Suite 201 | Nashville, TN 37217 Presented by: RI C K S E LLS,

RentPath Senior Regional Product Solutions

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:

CertaPro Painters of Middle Tennessee Doc Air | Koorsen Fire & Security Langley & Taylor Pool Corp. | My Town Movers Reliable Roofing Construction & Repair Service Inc. RentPath | Summit Property Restoration

Are you in need of a REPLACEMENT while your leasing agent is on vacation? Are you in the PROCESS OF HIRING and find yourself short-handed? Is your leasing agent OUT OF THE OFFICE due to sickness or a long-term leave?

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We have several highly experienced leasing consultants, assistant managers, managers, maintenance personnel and groundskeepers available for temporary and permanent full-time and part-time positions in the Metro Nashville area. We carefully screen our applicants to meet the needs of each individual apartment community. Our goal is to help you and your property function smoothly, organized and profitably during this time. Short or Long Term Temporary Placement Permanent Full Time Placement â&#x20AC;˘ Shopping Services 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed

Reservations are required by phone (615) 365-3047, by fax to (615) 365-3571, or by email to info@nashvilleaptasn.org. Reservation forms can be obtained at our website, www.nashvilleaptasn.org. Non-sponsoring Associate members will be required to pay $35 at the door. RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE. Any reservations not cancelled 3 days prior to the event will also be billed $35 to your account.

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Mike, 1st Choice Construction; Brittany, NTS Development Co.; Troy, 1st Choice Construction

Whitney, Comcast; Traci, Uptown Flats; Jay, Comcast

Anne, Matrix Residential; Mike, Drain Guy

Diana, HND Management; Shannon, Leaders Moving & Storage

Stephanie, Lighthouse Property Management; Farris, Progreen Restoration

Gia, Lighthouse Property Management; Debbie, Two Rivers Roofing

Jeff, Reliable Roofing; Deanna, The Ridge at Green Haven

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AP R I L A SSO CIAT E S LUNCHEO N

Productivity Hacks

Shortcuts for Boosting Productivity and Efficiency W E D NESDAY, APRI L 6 | 11:30 am HERMI TAGE H O U SE SM O RG A SB O R D 3131 Lebanon Road | Hermitage, TN 37076 | 615.883.9525

Cost: T H I S LUN CH EO N IS CO M P LIM E NTA RY

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Presented by: ST EPH A NIE B U R NS, CA P S, CA M , N ALP,

The Grove Apartments, NTS Development Co.

RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED. Limit 50 attendees, first come, first served. Please note that reservations not cancelled within 3 working days of the event will be billed $35 to your account if you do not attend the luncheon.

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HVAC Troubleshooting and 410A Update W E D NESDAY, APRI L 20 | 12:0 0 pm HERMI TAGE H O U SE SM O RG A SB O R D 3131 Lebanon Road | Nashville, TN 37214 Presented by: J I M FOX , HVAC TechLine

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:

Drain Guy, LLC Get A Grip HVAC Techline Langley & Taylor Pool Corporation Real Floors Reliable Roofing Construction & Repair Service, Inc. Summit Property Restoration Reservations are required by phone (615) 365-3047, by fax to (615) 365-3571, or by email to info@nashvilleaptasn.org. Reservation forms can be obtained at our website, www.nashvilleaptasn.org. Non-sponsoring Associate members will be required to pay $35 at the door. RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE. Any reservations not cancelled 3 days prior to the event will also be billed $35 to your account.

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N EW ME M B E R S APARTMEN T CO MM U NIT IE S APPLEGATE Nick Letendre 1330 Wenlon Dr. Murfreesboro, TN 37130 615-624-8817 FAX 615-956-6527 128 apartment homes mgr.danndowns@brooksideproperties.com Brookside Properties Referred by: Brigitte Byron, Brookside Properties ARBOR BROOK Jennifer Fuller 350 Covenant Blvd. Murfreesboro, TN 37128 615-907-0017 FAX 615-907-0013 360 apartment homes arborbrookpropertymanager@beztak.com Beztak Properties Referred by: Valerie Hirsbrunner, BG Staffing BROADSTONE GERMANTOWN Katie Maddox 1100 3rd Ave. N. Nashville, TN 37208 855-244-4566 276 apartment homes broadstonegermantown@allresco.com Alliance residential Company Referred by: N/A GLASS CREEK VILLAGE Whitney Trusty, Senior Vice President 201 N. Elm St. Greensboro, NC 27401 615-773-7400 360 apartment homes wtrusty@recarrolmanagement.com R.E. Carroll Management Referred by: Mgmt. company is looking to expand in the area ASSOC I AT ES 4 SEASONS LAWN CARE, INC. Rodney Shelton 709 Willamsburg Dr. Smyrna, TN 37167 615-519-9949 FAX 615-223-7253 rodney.4seasonstn@gmail.com Full service lawn care & landscaping, irrigation & lighting Referred by: Website AFLAC Barry Campbell 5278 Lickton Pk. Goodlettville, TN 37072 615-598-4473 FAX 615-835-3565 b3¬_campbell@us.aflac.com Supplemental insurance Referred by: Dwayne Rawls

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B2BUV Sims W. Hill, Jr. 944 Forest Acres Ct. Nashville, TN 37220 615-517-0692 FAX 706-524-7965 Utility vehicles, transportation service Referred by: Heather Booher, Colonial Grand

GOTCHA COVERED SOLUTIONS Tom Christoe 1002 Ragan Ct. Goodlettsville, TN 37072 615-559-0033 gotchacoveredsolutions@gmail.com Turnover services, janitorial Referred by: Loyd Owen, Bug Solutions

BANK FINANCIAL, F.S.B. John Manos 15 W060 N. Frontage Rd. Burr Ridge, IL 60527 630-242-7212 FAX 630-242-7819 jmanos@bankfinancial.com Financial services Referred by: Website

LAUNCH BROADBAND DJ Klein PO Box 961 Madison, AL 35758 256-653-6442 djklein@launchbroadband.com Fiber internet, DirectTV Referred by: Website

DAY’S CONSTRUCTION, LLC Andrew Day 1416 Chantilly Ln. Franklin, TN 37067 615-306-6939 FAX 901-387-4538 aday@daysconstruct.com Roofing, exterior renovations Referred by: Website Research DOCAIR Barry Westbrook 4014 Flagstone Ct. Franklin, TN 37069 615-373-2498 bwestbrook@docair.com Air purifying, restoration services Referred by: Website/Office Staff EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM Kevin Seats 195 H Omohundro Nashville, TN 37210 615-525-9075 kseats@ertnashville.com Water, fire, smoke, mold restoration Referred by: Website FAMILY HERITAGE Jimmy King 2451 Atrium Way Nashville, TN 37214 615-498-1849 jking@legacyservices.com Supplemental benefits Referred by: Andy King, Restorations by Roof Roof FITZPATRICK INSURANCE SOLUTIONS, LLC Erick Fitzpatrick 10415 Morado Cir. Bldg. 1, Suite 160 Austin, TX 78759 512-380-9551 FAX 888-974-5767 lwomack@fisisthebest.com Commercial insurance Referred by: Active in other associations

PLASTIC SUPPLY Connie Meadors 1319 Lewis St. Nashville, TN 37210 615-254-5725 FAX 615-242-2108 plasticsupply@att.net Acrylic fabrication & plastic products Referred by: Andy King, Restorations by Roof Roof STAINMASTERS CARPET CLEANING Brandon Walker 6350 Lickton Pk. Goodlettsville, TN 37072 615-642-9245 stainmasterscarpet@gmail.com Carpet cleaning, emergency water extraction, carpet repairs, restoration Referred by: Previous Member SUNSET POOL AND SPA LLC Steve Warner 1775 Old Hillsboro Rd. Franklin, TN 37069 615-290-9145 sunsetpoolandspa@comcast.net Swimming pool renovation service, repair Referred by: Andy King, Restorations by Roof Roof TRASH FAIRIES Christian Rickers Chris McDaniel PO Box 222 Kenbridge, VA 23944 434-414-1624 christian@trashfairies.com Doorstep trash & recycling, bulk pick-ups, power washing Referred by: Anne Adams, Matrix Residential

Greater Nashville Apartment Association’s

2016 Golf Tournament

Thursday, May 19, 2016 Hermitage Golf Course, General’s Retreat

Thank You Tournament Sponsor

SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT & FLOORING

REGISTRATION 6:30am CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST 6:30am SHOTGUN START 8:00am LUNCHEON 2:00pm AWARDS & PRIZES Following the Tournament COST $150 per player – Includes green fees, cart, range balls, use of practice facility one hour prior to event, 1 mulligan, 1 toss, 1 putting ticket, 4 drink tickets, team pictures, luncheon

Registration

Sponsorship Categories

Company Name_________________________________________________________

SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ _____ _____ _____

Players________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Authorized Signature_____________________________________________________ Phone_________________________________________________________________ Email__________________________________________________________________ METHOD OF PAYMENT: Total $________

q Amount Enclosed $________

q Bill GNAA Account

NO REFUNDS • NO CANCELLATIONS There will be no competitive company or category lockouts on any event.

Prizes for: Hole-In-One • Closest to the Pin Longest Drive • Longest Putt Best Decorated Hole MAIL OR FAX TO: 2 International Drive, Suite 201 • Nashville, TN 37217 phone 615.365.3047 • fax 615.365.3571 www.nashvilleaptasn.org

$2,500 Title Sponsor $750 Beverage Cart $500 Registration $500 Cooling Cart $500 Food Sponsor (4) 1 available $300 Putting Contest $300 Driving Range (2) $100 Welcome Banner

$500 Contest Holes SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____

Longest Drive #2 Closest to the Pin #3 Hole In One #5 Corn Hole #15 Longest Putt #18

$300 Fairway Holes SOLD _____ _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ SOLD _____ _____

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