The District - August 2023 Edition

BACK TO SCHOOL GLOW PARTY • AUG 4TH GLOW

EAGLE HARBOR'S OFFICIAL

Back to School GLOW Party!

Friday, August 4 | 6:30-9:30pm | Swim Park

The season is almost over and it’s time to go back to school! We want to throw a special party for all our school aged Residents! A live DJ will be spinning out some of our favorite tunes. Snack Bar will be open serving up fun for adults and kids. Best of all when the sun goes down we will be passing out glow sticks and lighting up Swim Park!!

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Eagle Harbor Book Club

Monday, August 28 | Annex | 6:30pm

Book Club meets the Fourth Monday of every month. Didn’t attend the previous meeting? No problem! Join your fellow book lovers as we discuss our previous read August – West with Giraffes: A Novel Paperback by Lynda Rutledge and take on a new book for the upcoming month. RSVP by calling Waterfront Park at 904-621-8362 by Thursday, August 17

Labor Day Celebration

Monday, Sept 4

More information on these events and more coming in the September Edition of The District.

TENNIS ANNOUNCEMENTS

Ladies Country Club & Working Woman’s Clinics Start August 14 www.eht.tenniscores.com for time & signup sheet

Tennis 101 Beginner Clinic – August 16 (every Wednesday) 6:30-7:30pm

If you have always wondered what the Tennis buzz at EH is about and would like to give a try. We will be running a very low key, easy and fun beginner’s clinic every Wednesday night. Call the pro shop at 904-269-2500 or email justinf@eagleharbor.info to sign up. Racquets will be provided to those that do not have one.

Tennis Cardio Class will kick off august 18th and will run every Friday from 8:30-9:30am. Open to all levels. $15 per player must sign up through www.eht.tenniscores.com

Junior Clinics start Wednesday, August 14th

Call the tennis shop 904-269-2500 to sign up

Kids Clinic

Tiny Tots is for ages 3-6 from 4:00-4:30 on Mondays and Wednesdays. $10 each child per clinic. *please notice the price increase.

Orange Ball Developmental Clinic is for juniors ages 7-10 from 4:30 -5:30pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. This is a great way to introduce your children to tennis. It is a fun, educational clinic that teaches them the game, eye hand coordination and of course how to have fun playing. $15 per child per clinic.

Tournament Level Clinic is for juniors ages 12 and up from 5:30-6:30pm on Mondays and 6:30-7:30pm on Wednesdays $15 per child per clinic. This is for the intermediate tournament level kids. (Must be approved by a pro to attend this clinic)

Teen Tennis Clinic is for beginner juniors ages 12-18 from 6:30-7:30pm on Wednesdays. It is a fun, educational clinic that teaches them the game, eye hand coordination and of course how to have fun playing. $15 per child per clinic.

**A minimum of 4 registrants are required per session or the session will be canceled. ** You can register by phone at 269-2500 day of the clinic

Advanced Junior Training and Tournament Coaching

at Eagle Harbor Tennis is designed for the disciplined player who competes on a High School Tennis Team or in USTA sanctioned Tournaments. The program includes intense drilling, strategy, conditioning, match play and goal setting. 3 day program will be every week: TUE: 4.30-6pm / THURS: 4-5.30pm / FRI: 4-6pm

• Tuesdays and Thursdays will consist of stroke production, consistency and conditioning training.

• Friday’s will be dedicated towards match play and tournament prep with emphasis on strategies for all players.

All sessions are lead by Director of Tennis Justin Flynn and Head Professional Aline Berkenbrock

Registration:

4 week registration (all 3 days a week) $280

4 week registration 2 days a week ($200)

1 day a week ($100)

Drop in fee $25 per session

Session 1: August 15th-September 8th

To register please call the pro shop at 904- 269- 2500 or email justinf@eagleharbor.info

TENNIS COURT HOURS

ALL COURTS OPEN FROM 8am-9:30pm

Tennis Shop Hours

MONDAY-THURSDAY 8am-12pm, 3pm-7pm FRIDAY 8am-12pm, 3pm-6pm SATURDAY 8am-1pm SUNDAY 9am-1pm

New to Tennis?

If you are interested in getting started playing tennis but don’t know where to begin, please contact the Tennis Shop at 269-2500 and one of our staff members will be happy to assist you.

Have court alerts sent directly to your phone!

Text EHT17 to 84483 to receive alerts from Eagle Harbor Tennis (make sure you capitalize EHT).

Eagle Harbor Tennis and Pickleball Dress Code

Proper tennis attire and shoes are required on the tennis/pickleball courts.

NO CROCS OR FLIP FLOPS are to be worn on the courts. Shirts MUST be worn at all times, Ladies – NO SPORTS BRAS, CROP TOPS, or SPANDEX SHORTS are to be worn by themselves.

Junior Matchplay Fridays at Eagle Harbor Tennis

Organized Matchplay with coaching for ALL juniors every Friday will focus on singles and doubles.

Open to all Orange Ball, Green Ball and Yellow ball players

• Play matches in a friendly but competitive environment

• Players will receive coaching advice throughout on all aspects of match play

• Players participate at their level with opponents of similar age and skills

“Our Junior Matchplay program is an excellent stepping stone from coaching to match play. The program helps students with point construction, strategy, where to stand for point play, communicating with their doubles partners, practicing scoring in addition to focusing on match etiquette and much much more. The program prepares players for all upcoming tournament play and high school seasons. The program is lead by Director of Tennis Justin Flynn and his coaching staff”

EVERY FRIDAY Time: 4-6pm Cost: $20 per player

To register please call the pro shop at 904-269-2500 or email justinf@eagleharbor.info

PICKLEBALL

Pickleball courts will be locked when courts are wet and all 3 courts will not re-open until the whole facility is dry.

DO NOT PLAY ON WET COURTS!

1. Pickleball Courts are for Eagle Harbor Members ONLY!

2. A Member is allowed 20 guests a year. 1 guest per 1 member. Member must check guest in before play. Guest must be with a member at all times. Guest Fee is $5 per person per day unless member is using a guest pass.

3. Proper Pickleball Attire should be worn. **No cutoffs or jean material. No Sports bras or bikers shorts may be worn by themselves. Shirts MUST be worn at all times.

4. Only smooth sole Tennis Shoes should be worn. Running shoes, Cross-training shoes, Flip flops, or Crocs are not permitted due to risk of injury and damage to courts.

5. DO NOT play on wet courts.

6. Smoking is NOT permitted around the pickleball grounds.

7. Proper Court Etiquette should be observed at all times.

8. NO FOOD OUTSIDE THE TABLE AREA.

If you are not wearing the correct clothing or shoes you will be asked to leave the facility

• Do not remove the furniture from under the cabana area

• Do not move the nets in between the courts

• Please place all trash in trash can

• A maximum of 4 players is allowed per court

Help Eagle Harbor keep our new pickleball courts in good shape.

JUNIOR PICKLEBALL CLINICS

August 8 4-5pm, Ages 8-12, $15 per child

August 24 4-5pm, Ages 8-12, $15 per child 5-6pm, Ages 13+, $15 per child

To Register e-mail Jana Nebrat at janan@eagleharbor.info

BEGINNER PICKLEBALL

Every Monday and Wednesday mixed beginner Pickleball @ 6 pm

To Register e-mail Justin Flynn at justinf@eagleharbor.info

**Please understand that Special events may arise and or bad weather may affect the weekly clinic schedule.

Restaurant at Eagle Harbor

Hours:

Monday: 11am-4pm

Tuesday - Saturday: 11am - 10pm (kitchen closing at 9pm)

Sunday: 10:30am-6pm

Trivia Night Every Tuesday & Wednesday 7-9pm

Looking for fun on a weekday? Come test your brain for the chance to win prizes!

Thursday Pizza Nights Every Thursday

Join us Thursday nights for delicious pizza made your way! Served hot to your table to take it home for a movie night.

Prime Rib Saturday August 5

Leave the cooking to us and come on down for dinner for a yummy prime rib dinner

Live Music on the Patio August 4 & 18 7-10pm

Join us on the back patio the First & Third Fridays of every month as we bring in a local musician for Live Music Nights.

Global Cuisine August 11 & 25

Join us the Second & Fourth Fridays of every month as we tour the world on our Global Cuisine Night.

For the Month of August we are featuring Jamaica and Soul food.

A Simple Act of Kindness

Amidst our busy lives, the Eagle Harbor community has once again demonstrated its caring and compassionate spirit. A heartwarming act of kindness recently unfolded when a member noticed one of our beloved team members walking to work daily in the sweltering summer heat. Concerned for his well-being, the community rallied together to offer assistance in the most uplifting way.

The kind-hearted member discreetly approached the Eagle Harbor General Manager with an idea to help our dedicated team member. They suggested providing him with a bike to make his daily commute easier. Sensing the genuineness of the gesture, the EH staff decided to approach the team member with warmth and openness.

They shared with him that a thoughtful community member had noticed his daily walks and wanted to gift him a bike, should he find it beneficial. Gratefully, he accepted the offer, and the Eagle Harbor community’s spirit of unity and support came to the forefront.

Upon spreading the word, another resident stepped forward with a generous donation, providing the bike for our team member. The initial member, delighted to see the positive impact of his idea, made sure the bike came equipped with a helmet, a light, and a lock for safety.

When the moment arrived to present the gift, it was nothing short of heartwarming. The team member’s face lit up with joy and appreciation. He expressed his gratitude, sharing that he had faced some challenging times recently and had relocated to Eagle Harbor to be closer to family and help care for his grandchildren.

Thanks to the incredible kindness of the Eagle Harbor community, his daily commute would now be more enjoyable and convenient.

The member who initiated this act of compassion wished to remain anonymous but felt overjoyed witnessing the positive impact of his gesture. In a touching gesture, he personally delivered the bike to our team member, brightening his day even further.

At Eagle Harbor, we celebrate the empathy and support that flourish within our community. Together, we create an environment where everyone feels cared for and appreciated. Let us continue to inspire each other through acts of kindness and unity.

Remember, a simple act of kindness has the power to uplift not just one life, but the entire community. If you have any heartwarming stories to share, don’t hesitate to reach out. Together, we make Eagle Harbor a truly special place to call home.

Helen Runjo, General Manager Eagle Harbor Golf Club

News and Notes from the Golf Shop

By Bryce DiPatri Head Golf Professional: BDipatri@hampton.golf

Hours of Operation

Golf Shop Hours:

Monday–Sunday 7am-6pm

Driving Range Hours:

Monday 6:30am – 4pm

Tuesday-Sunday 6:30am – 6pm

Adult Clinic Series

Drive for Show, Putt for Dough Clinic Series!

We will alternate between driving and putting each week. Wednesdays at 6:30 PM

Sign up by 12 pm on Wednesdays to participate. Call the shop at 904-269-9300 or email bdipatri@hampton.golf

Happenings in Golf

“Beers and Balls” is back!

On August 4th, we will be enjoying beverages with golf instruction! Call the golf shop to learn more.

Upcoming Events

• Saturday, August 12th The Grint Tour (Afternoon Tee Times)

• Monday August 21st Executive Golf Card Event (9AM Shotgun)

• Tuesday, August 29th Summer Team Play Lady Pro (9AM Shotgun)

BLACK CREEK

END OF SUMMER BASH

We hope you are able to join us for Black Creek’s Neighborhood End of Summer Bash at the Creekside pool Saturday, August 5th from 3:30PM – 7:30PM. Music, Food, water, and non-alcoholic beverages provided by the HOA. Bring an appetizer or dessert to share, and your pool necessities. RSVP to Darrell Damrow @ blackcreek.hoa.vp@gmail.com by Saturday, July 29th

EMAIL Want to receive HOA correspondence via email? Email the HOA’s management company with your request to have your email address added to the community database: ssanciwhite@paracleteservicesllc.com

*Email addresses are not shared with other residents and/or outside entities

EAGLE HARBOR

Got a Letter from the HOA?

What does it mean when you get a Courtesy Notice from the HOA regarding a possible covenant infraction? What if you receive a Certified Notice or Intent to Fine? What is the associations protocol for handling these matters? The association board of directors has set forth the following protocol to ensure the community documents are followed and to keep/ retain the beauty of our community streetscape:

• Courtesy Notice – a first notice indicates what was seen during a routine community inspection or what may have been reported by a resident. Routine inspections are performed twice a month, usually every other week as required by the HOA board of directors.

• Second Notice – indicates the matter previously noted in the Courtesy notice has not yet been remedied. If you are unable to complete the requested task in the amount of time specified, please contact the HOA office to discuss the situation. This action will place a ‘HOLD’ on future notices to allow you the time you need to remedy the matter.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Fall Community Sale

Oct 7th, 7AM - Noon

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Annual Member Meeting –

Oct. 17th @6:30 p.m.

* Swim Park Annex Bldg, 1880 Eagle Harbor Pkwy, 32003

Halloween Décor contest –

Decorations to be displayed the evening of Oct 24th to be entered

Best Christmas Decoration Contest

– TBD

2023 Schedule of Meetings for the Black Creek HOA & ARC can be found by visiting:

www.blackcreekassociation.com

Black Creek HOA & ARC

Swim Park Annex, 1880 Eagle Harbor Pkwy

ARC: Monday, AUG 14 at 5:30pm

HOA: Tuesday, AUG 15 at 5:30pm

JOIN OUR COMMUNITY FACE BOOK PAGE

Simply log into Facebook and search for Black Creek at Eagle Harbor Residents.

For more Black Creek HOA and ARC information visit: www.blackcreekassociation.com

• Intent to Fine – indicates the matter is still outstanding and no one has contacted the management office to discuss the matter. The Intent to Fine notice is an invitation to the resident to meet directly with the HOA board of directors to discuss the matter prior to a fine being assessed.

• FINE Issued – indicates the HOA board determined a Fine was justified. The Fine Issued notice is an invitation to the resident to meet with the community Covenant Enforcement Appeals Committee to discuss a possible appeal to the HOA board’s decision to assess a fine.

• FINE Assessed – indicates a Fine has been assessed, in accordance with the Florida Statutes 720, due to continued non-compliance and no response received from the resident.

Still have questions? Contact the HOA office: 904-278-0616

Neighborhood Parking

The safest place for your vehicles is your garage or driveway but if there is no room, we ask that you be aware of a few parking restrictions.

• Don’t obstruct sidewalks. This is prohibited in accordance with state statute 316.1945. Contact the Clay County Sheriff’s Office non-

emergency number should you be witness to such parking.

• Don’t park across from someone else’s driveway, impeding their ability to exit their property

• Do not park too close to mailboxes as this may cause the postman not to deliver the mail

If you have too many cars to safely park in your garage and/or driveway, it may be necessary for you to arrange to park them elsewhere. Additionally, please be aware, and abide by, the posted community speed limit signs.

HOA & ARC monthly meetings:

EH ARC:  Tuesday, AUG 8 at 5pm

@ 1880 Eagle Harbor Pkwy, 32003

EH HOA: Wednesdy, AUG 16 at 12pm

@ 1880 Eagle Harbor Pkwy, 32003

New Resident or Mailing Address?

Are you a NEW resident, in the military, or an Eagle Harbor OWNER whose mailing address is different than your property address, call us at 904-278-0616 x1001 to ensure the association has your correct mailing address.

For more information visit the Eagle Harbor website: www.eagleharborassociation.com

Tuesdays

Mah Jongg Ladies:

Bring your card and join us for Mah Jongg and lunch every Tuesday 11:30am–3:30pm at Eagle Harbor’s Talons Restaurant. For additional information call Barbara Collin at 904-375-8456

Mon-Fri

Hand and Foot

Ladies: Join us every fourth Wednesday of the month for Hand and Foot and lunch at Talons Restaurant from 11:30am–3pm. For additional information call Carol Bendlin at 904-579-4286.

Duplicate Bridge Only

Tennis Gentlemen and Ladies:

Join us on the tennis courts for Men’s One-Stepper and Two-Stepper tennis Monday-Friday from 8-9:30am.

Tuesdays

Poolside Social

Bring a snack and join your adult neighbors at the Waterfront Park for camaraderie every Tuesday evening from 5pm until close. NOTE: casual dress including swimsuits. No glassware or glass bottles around the pool – Thanks.

4thWednesday

1st&3rd Thursdays

1st & 3rd Thursdays  11am-4pm at Talons Must be experienced.  Men welcome. If interested, please call Joan Sobanski at 904- 269-1182  or email at usherette402@gmail.com

3rdWednesday

Luncheon

Join us for lunch the Third Wednesday of each month at 11:30am at Eagle Harbor’s Talons Restaurant.

The following activities are open to everyone but are geared for our more mature residents:

4th of July Red, White and Blue Parade

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Hours:

Monday—Friday 8:00 am 5:30 pm

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We service old and new AC systems including Y1234.

Worldwide Automotive is a proud Corporate Sponsor of Safe Animal Shelter. Bring in any of the following supplies kitty litter or tide pods, and receive $25 off of any service of $150 or more, excluding oil changes

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

August 4 – Back to School Glow Night

August 4 – Live Music at Talons

August 4 – Beers & Balls

August 5 – Prime Rib Night

August 10 – First Day of School

August 11 – Cuisine Night

August 12 – The Grint Tour

August 18 – Live Music at Talons

August 21 – Executive Golf Card Event

August 25 – Cuisine Night

August 28 – Book Club

August 29 – Summer Team Play Lady Pro

Mah-Jongg – Tuesdays, 11:30am–3:30pm

Hand and Foot – 4th Wednesday, 11:30am–3pm

Men’s & Women’s Tennis – Mon-Fri, 8–9:30am

Duplicate Bridge Only – 1st & 3rd Thursdays, 11am-4pm

HOURS OF OPERATIONS

AQUATICS:

Waterfront Park / Creekside Park

Monday - Saturday 10am - 8pm; Sunday 11am - 8pm

Swim Park

August 1-August 9

Monday - Saturday 10am - 8pm ; Sunday 11am - 8pm

August 10-August 31

Wednesday - Friday 3pm - 7pm ; Saturday & Sunday 11am - 7pm

Maintenance Days

Swim Park: Monday, August 7

Waterfront Park: Monday, August 14

Creekside Park: Monday, August 14

Special Event Hours

Waterfront Park:

Hydrofit: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 9-10am

Swim Park:

Thursday, August 3: Closing at 5pm due to a Private Party

EAGLE HARBOR DIRECTORY

TALONS:

Hours:

Monday: 11am-4pm

Tuesday - Saturday: 11am - 10pm (kitchen closing at 9pm)

Sunday: 10:30am-6pm

Talons Special Event Sales Department Hours of Operation

Tuesday-Friday 10am-4pm / 904-269-9300 ext 5

TENNIS:

Tennis Shop Hours:

Monday-Thursday 8am–12pm / 3-7pm

Friday 8am–12pm / 3–6pm, Saturday 8am–1pm, Sunday 11am–4pm

Courts: All Courts Open from 8am–9:30pm

GOLF:

Shop Hours: Monday–Sunday 7am-6pm

Driving Range Hours: Mon 6:30am – 5pm, Tues–Sun 6:30am – 5pm