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Storms Crossing

VALENTINE’S DAY PARTY

February 12, 2025

Thank you to all the residents that joined us to celebrate a day of love & friendship.

Easter Egg Hunt

Saturday April 12 @ 12:00pm

Location : Rio Bend Grassy Area

EASTER EGGPAINTING

APRIL 9 @ 4:30PM

STORMS CROSSING

ACTIVITY CENTER #6

Join us for Easter Cookie Decorating

April 10 @ 4Pm Storms Crossing Activity Center #6

April 16 @ 4:30Pm

Storms Crossing Activity Center #6

POOL RULES & REG

1. The pool is to be used only between the hours of 8 a.m. and 9 p.m.

2. Absolutely no one is admitted without their pool pass/key.

3. Guests must be accompanied by a Resident. No more than 2 guests per household. The guests must have signed a Recreation Pass, no exceptions. Passes available at Storms Crossing Office and submit to Storms Crossing Management before taking guests to the pool.

4. Children under the age of 14 shall not use the pool without an adult (age 21 or older in attendance)

5. Children age 14 and older need to have a signed Swimming Pool Permission Form from parents on file with Management in order to swim without adult supervision. Available at Storms Crossing Office.

6. All children age 14 and older adults must have a Recreation Pass before the swim season starts (May 2nd) and have it with them when using the pool facilities. Allowing any other person, especially a non-resident of the community, to use your Recreation Pass will result in the revocation of your pool privileges.

7. Any person known to be or suspected of being afflicted with an infectious disease, suffering from a cough, cold or sores, or wearing bands or bandages shall be excluded from using all Pool facilities unless such person submits a written statement, signed by a licensed physician, confirming that the person does not present a health hazard to other Pool users, or permission is given by the Management.

8. No food may be served or eaten in or around the Pool area at any time, without Management's consent. Refreshments must be served in unbreakable containers; no glass.

9. No alcoholic beverages shall be served or consumed in or around the Pool area at any time. No person under the influence of alcoholic beverages is permitted in or near the Pool or Pool area.

10. Running and jumping, "horseplay", fighting, boisterous or dangerous conduct, and/or any noisy behavior disturbing to the other residents, is forbidden in or around the Pool area.

11. No radios, record players, or other musical instruments may be used in or around the Pool area without consent of Management.

12. Residents and their guests are required to be properly attired at all times, going to and from and in or around the Pool area. No "G" string swim suits and no gang attire is permitted. All swimmers with long hair must wear their hair in a ponytail or wear a bathing cap.

13. Showering is required prior to using the Pool.

14. No baby oil or suntan oil is allowed in the Pool or Pool area.

15. No toys, no inner tubes, no large floating devices, or any other objects whatsoever will be allowed in the Pool at any time.

16. No diving is allowed.

17. No animals are allowed in or around the Pool area.

18. No smoking at all by anyone in the Pool area.

19. Safety equipment is not to be used except in case of emergency.

20. NO LIFEGUARD WILL BE ON DUTY.

Persons using pool facilities do so at their own risk. Do not swim alone. Management assumes no responsibility for accident or injury. Management is not responsible for articles lost, damaged or stolen.

21. Management reserves the right to deny use of the Pool facilities to anyone at any time.

22. There is no admittance to the Clubhouse in the swim attire.

Note: The word "Pool" as used above also includes jacuzzi/sauna, if such facilities are available.

GOLF GOLF

1. Be courteous and respectful to all golfers and staff.

2. Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled tee time to check in

3. If you need to hit the driving range before your tee time make sure to arrive early

4. If there are golfers on teebox 1 please wait at the top of the hill

5. When using a cart, pull forward to the step on the first teebox to allow golfers to exit the course

6. Don’t drive carts out to the parking area, on teeboxes, on greens, and on the hills of holes 1 & 4

7. All golfers must have their own set of clubs, and there will be a fee for each ride-along

8. All golf cart rentals must be turned to the cartbarn 30 minutes before the golf course closing time

9. Proper golf attire is required to play

10. Individual carts will not be rented on weekends to prevent running out of carts

11. Anyone driving a golf cart must have driver license or a permit

12. Continuous violations of any of these rules will make you susceptible to being banned for the season

13. Absolutely no outside alcohol permitted

the game!

StormsCrossingResidents

FreeGolfInformation

1.1FreeGolfGameperdayfor2oftheregisteredresidents,must presentStormsCrossingResidentGolfCard,requestyourcardfrom StormsCrossingManagement.

2.Nofreegolfcourseentranceand/orfreegameforresident’sguest. Golfisapaidamenityforallguests.

3.TrailfeesapplytoallgolfplayersincludingStormsCrossing residents.ChecktrailfeeswithRioBendGolfProShop.

4.GolfcartshavearentalfeeforallgolfplayersincludingStorm’s Crossingresidents.Nogascartsallowedonthegolfcourse. CheckcartrentalfeeswithRioBendGolfProShop.

5.AllStorm’sCrossingresidentsmustfollowtheRioBendGolfPro Shoprules.Violationoftherulesmaycauseyoutobesuspendedor bannedfortheseason.

6.StormsCrossingresidentFreeGolfamenityisnon-transferrable 7.Callforteetimesavailability760-352-0152

8.CallStormsCrossingofficetoreceiveyourGolfCard760-592-1078

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By Lupita

NEW HOUR

You are invited to participate in sTORM’S cROSSING zumba fitness offered by Lupita

Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:00 - 7:00 PM Storm’s Crossing Activity Center #6

Happy Ho rms Crossing January 15 @ 5:00PM

Emergency Call 911

In case of an medical emergency, to report a disturbance, or unusual/dangerous situation call 911 or the local authorities below

EC Fire Department.......................................760-337-4567

EC Regional Medical Center.....................760-339-7254

IV Sheriff Dept....................................................442-265-2000

Police Dept...................................................760-352-2111

March 2025 #60

Yard/Driveway/Patio/House

Front Yard & Lawns

Clean up leaves, sticks, debris

Fill in bare spots

Apply fertilizer and weed control

Trim and prune shrubs

Trim grass

Round up water hose

Maintain grass green

Driveways

Declutter driveway

Wash & clean driveway

Organize items allowed at driveway

Remove items that are not permitted

Patio

Wash patio & walkways

Patio furniture permitted only

Declutter patio & organize

Check stairs for torn carpet

Check stairs for any damaged steps

House

Clean out gutters

Wash outside exterior walls & doors

Touch up paint if needed

Wash windows

THE INS AND OUTS OF MOBILE HOME INSURANCE

WHAT DOES MOBILE HOME INSURANCE COVER

Mobile and manufactured homes often fall into the same spectrum of personal property as boats and RVs. This creates an incongruity between the way that site-built homes and manufactured homes are insured. Mobile homes are evaluated differently from site-built homes. Land ownership typically is separate from the actual home.

There are a number of advantages to buying and insuring a mobile home. However, depending on where and how your home is situated, you’ll need to consider varying forms of coverage.

STRUCTURE COVERAGE

The physical structure is perhaps the most easily evaluated, yet important element of the insurance assessment. Retaining an insurance policy on the structure itself protects the owner from gross loss. This includes events like a house fire and significant weather damage.

An mobile home is generally considered a home that was constructed before 1976. Whereas, a manufactured home could be of similar structure, but have a later date of construction. Either option would be insured in a similar way, but a modular home may require a policy like a site-built home.

Mobile homes may only require a Named Perils Policy where coverage is determined based on the type of damage sustained. This coverage typically is less expensive than other plans. But it is important that you check with your insurance agent to verify exactly what is included in your coverage plan.

DWELLING

Mobile homes are eligible for Dwelling Coverage, which insures attached structures such as porches, chimneys and garages. This can be especially useful for personal property storage, like in the case of an attached garage.

Say, for instance, your home is damaged by a fire. This is a risk and concern for many homeowners. But insurance for your manufactured home should cover the cost of the damage and any required replacements to structural elements.

PERSONAL BELONGINGS

Furniture and electronics are protected with personal belonging coverage. It is essential to insure personal belongings, especially those of value like your TV or computer.

The coverage can be considered by Actual Cash Value Coverage or Replacement Cost, meaning at actual cash value you will be reimbursed for the assessed value of the item considering age and condition. Replacement cost would evaluate the cost of an item at the time of the claim.

This is usually added to your initial policy based on a report of your assets. It can be especially helpful should your home sustain water damage, for example, that ruins belongings. While this mobile home insurance is not required, it can help you pay to replace the damaged items.

LOSS OF USE

In the instance that your manufactured home sustains storm damage, and you need to evacuate the residence, Loss of Use insurance will make sure that you can pay for other accommodations. Should you lose the right to inhabit your home as a result of incurred damage, you may qualify for an insurance refund. This can also be referred to as additional living expenses because it covers meals and housing expenses if you are unable to live in your home.

Setting coverage limits for this particular variation is important because it will determine the amount that is afforded to you if something catastrophic happens and renders your home unlivable.

LIABILITY

Another consideration while creating your mobile home insurance policy is liability. If you or someone who resides in your home causes damage to a neighboring home or your neighbor is injured on your property, Liability Coverage can help. This form of coverage typically includes damage to personal property and bodily harm.

Both medical expenses and replacement costs can be covered under mobile home liability insurance.

REPLACEMENT COST

Another portion of the valuation process will include a detailed rundown of the materials, features, and the construction of your manufactured home. This process will help your insurance company determine the worth of your home, should it become uninhabitable or suffer significant structural damage.