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Quill

JUNE 2026

Monthly News for Quail Run Senior Estates Paso Robles, CA

SUBMIT ALL MAGAZINE INPUT and INQUIRIES TO:

pasoroblesquailquill@gmail.com th

Submissions received by noon the 10 day of each month will be included; those received by the 12 th day will be included as space permits. Please submit each item in a separate email as an attachment in Word, a pdf, or embedded in the body of the email. Please identify the item on the email subject line (e.g., April Board minutes, etc.). Please send text to go with all pictures submitted. Contact the Editor for any other type of submission. Content, page layout, and graphics will be determined by the Quill staff, Quail Run Administration, and Social Club.

Table of Contents Calendar ................................................................. ..Page 2 Summer Reminders ................................................ ..Page 4 Luau ........................................................................... Page 5 Notices ...................................................................... Page 6 4th of July Celebration ............................................... Page 7 Bingo After Dark ....................................................... Page 8 Ask the ARC ............................................................ Page 9 May BOD Minutes................................................... Page 10 Water Project Meetings ......................................... Page 12 Ella’s Spring Tea Snapshots .................................... Page 13 Laffs........................................................................ Page 14

QUILL STAFF Managing Editor.............................................................. Allison Yates Contributing Editor .....................................................Roxana Lopez The QUILL is provided for the residents of Quail Run Senior Estates by the Quail Run Social Club.

2026 President – Diane Warren Printing of the magazine is by the Mobile Home Parks Company in Sunnyvale, CA at a cost of $1 per household per year paid annually by the Quail Run Social Club.

CONTENT CONTRIBUTORS Calendar ................................................................Office, Social Club Social Club Information ................................... Social Club Officers Homeowners Association Information ....... Board of Directors Laffs ................................................................................... Peppe Rose

Quail Run Senior Estates Board of Directors Linda Rinaldi ....................................... ....... President Hans Kindermann...............................Vice President Lucille Breese.............................................. Treasurer Roxana Lopez ............................................. Secretary Genie Swyers ................................... Member at Large David Calvert ................................... Member at Large Frank Miccoli ................................... Member at Large

QUILL DISTRIBUTION CREW Coordinator ............................................................... Carol Thayer Distributers Tamara Barnett, Tisha DiCicco, and Bill & Sonja Riley Quail Run Office 1400 Quail Run Avenue, Paso Robles, CA 93446 Phone: (805) 238-2999 Fax: (805) 238-5432

Quail Run Social Club Board Diane Warren…………………………………President Jim Porter………………………………..Vice President Tamara Barnett………………………………Secretary Sheri Leighton …………………………….…Treasurer

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Editor’s Notes: Mobile Home Park Magazine has encountered significant problems this year with their equipment, so do check the Quill online on the publisher website www.mobilehomeparkmagazines.com/quail-run/.

It’s usually posted early in the month.

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June 2026 Mon/1 Tues/2

Wed/3 Thurs/4 Fri/5 Sat/6 Sun/7 Mon/8 Tues/9

Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00

QR Women’s Bible Study 10:30 Chair Yoga 1:00 to 1:30

Crafty Needles 2:00 to 3:30 Angler’s Group 2:00 Lounge

Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30

Ukulele 10:30 BOD Meeting 10:00 Ukulele 10:30

Private Party 11:00 Upstairs Private Party 6:30 Chair Yoga 1:00

Community Wide Yard Sale 8-3:00 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30 Annual Big Trash Pick Up

Crafty Needles 2:00 to 3:30 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00

Social Club Karaoke 6:00 Bocce Ball 10:00

Chair Yoga 1:00 to 1:30 Angler’s Group 2:00 Lounge Dominoes 1:00

Wed/10

Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30

Ukulele 10:30

Private Party 11:00 Upstairs

Thurs/11

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00

Recycle Pickup 9:00

Private Party 9:00

Fri/12

Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30

Ukulele 10:30

Chair Yoga 1:00

Sat/13

Water Line Mtg 10:00

Sun/14

Flag Day

Mon/15

Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30

Tues/16

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 QR Women’s Bible Study 10:30 Maintenance Mtg 10:00

Open Music/Beg Cribbage 4:45 Ukulele 2:30

Office Closed 12:00

Open Music/Beg Ukulele 2:30 Cribbage 4:45 Quill Deadline

Bunco 12:30 Private Party 3:30 Water Line Mtg 6:00

Street Sweeping

Angler’s Group 2:00 Lounge

Open Music/Beg Ukulele 2:30 Cribbage 4:45

Office Closed 12:00

Crafty Needles 2:00 to 3:30 Chair Yoga 1:00

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June 2026 Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00

Ukulele 10:30 Book Club 3:00

Private Party 11:00 Upstairs Private Party 6:30

Fri/19

Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30

Ukulele 10:30

Chair Yoga 1:00

Social Club Office Closed Bunco After Dark 12:00 6:00

Sat/20

Newcomer’s Luau 4:00 Father’s Day Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Crafty Needles 2:00 to 3:30 Bocce Ball 10:00

Chair Yoga 1:00

Angler’s Group 2:00 Lounge

Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00

Ukulele 10:30 Bunco 12:30

Private Party 11:00 Upstairs

Dominoes 1:00

Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30

Ukulele 10:30

Chair Yoga 1:00 to 1:30

Office Closed 12:00

Angler’s Group Open Music/Beg 2:00 Lounge Ukulele 2:30

Cribbage 4:45

Wed/17 Thurs/18

Sun/21 Mon/22 Tues/23

Wed/24 Thurs/25 Fri/26 Sat/27 Sun/28 Mon/29 Tues/30

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aquarobics 9:30 to 10:30 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Water Reads

Crafty Needles 2:00 to 3:30 Chair Yoga 1:00 to 1:30

Open Music/Beg Ukulele 2:30 Cribbage 4:45 Bingo After Dark 6:00

Note - If you would like an event on the QR Calendar an approved Clubhouse/Facility Reservation is required.

This Calendar reflects the current events as of the Quill Deadline. Please notify the Office if you are no longer having an event.

Parade and Free Hot Dog Lunch 3

Office will be closed July 3rd for Independence Day

SUMMER IS HERE! And with summer comes a lot of outdoor activity, including visits from family and friends. Here are some friendly reminders from the Board about using our facilities:

Facilities/Amenities:

• Billiards and ping-pong in the clubhouse • BBQ/gas grill on pool patio • Pool • Pickleball/tennis court • Bocce ball court* • Shuffleboard court • Horseshoe pit • Other lawn games are available in the big storage box next to the bocce ball court. *Please do not play any of the lawn games on the bocce ball court.

Play them on the lawn.

Reminders from Quail Run Rules and Regulations: Please read and respect all signs in the park.

• Swimming pool and Spa open hours: 8:00 am – 10:00 pm.

• Children’s pool hours: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm.

• NO RUNNING IN THE POOL AREA and no jumping into the pool from the deck.

• Babies with diapers are not allowed in the pool at any time.

• Spa is off limits to children under age 18.

• No amplified music allowed in the outdoor areas.

• Dogs are not allowed on the upper lawn area behind the clubhouse.

• Guests, visitors, or grandchildren of a resident must be 16 years of age or older to use the pool room, pool tables, ping pong tables and related equipment. The homeowner must be present.

• No skateboards or scooters (either push or electric) are allowed in the park.

• Bicycles may be ridden only on the asphalt roads, not on sidewalks or the tennis court.

• Guests are not allowed to block anyone else’s driveway. Use visitor parking spaces if needed.

Guests of all ages must be accompanied by a resident at all times.

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Newcomer’s Luau

Saturday, June 20th 2026 4:00 PM Please join your neighbors in welcoming this year’s New Residents of Quail Run at a Luau Theme Party. We will have Kahlua Pork, Shoyu Chicken, Jasmine Coconut Rice, and Hawaiian Mac Salad.

Enjoy island music and dancing.

Newcomers are FREE, and cost is $15.00 to everyone else.

Please dress in Island attire.

Pool will be open so bring your suit!

Purchase tickets at the office by Wednesday, June 17.

Please make checks payable to QR Social Club.

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Friendly Reminder: • • • • • •

Be a good neighbor, keep dogs from barking and disturbing others.

Do not allow pets to relieve themselves in neighbors’ yards.

The lawn area behind the clubhouse is off-limits to dogs.

Pick up after your pet.

Free pick-up bags available at stations around the park (please don’t take more than you need on any one outing. Leave some for others).

Failure to pick up after your pet or allowing dogs to bark could result in a fine.

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Bingo After Dark Join the Quail Run Social Club for a Fun-Filled Evening Full of Surprises and Entertainment in the Clubhouse

June 24, 2026 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

• Cards will sell for $3.00 each or 2 for $5.00 • There will only be four games so the payouts will be generous • There will be a 50/50 drawing • Please bring an appetizer to share • Beer, wine and water will be provided • Feel free to bring any other beverage of choice • Invite friends and neighbors • Event chair-Needed/Co Chair-Linda Rinaldi

April 2026 Winners at Bingo After Dark:

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The Quail Run Architectural Review Committee (ARC) is comprised of resident volunteers who are familiar with the Rules and Regulations pertaining to landscape, painting, construction, and other topics delegated to them for review in our Rules and Regulations. The ARC gets a lot of repeat questions and will try to address one of those questions or an ARC-related topic in each Quail Quill.

This month’s question: “Is it okay to build a fence on my lot?”

Answer: The quick answer is “Yes.” But there are a number of rules pertaining to fences that must be observed. Section II SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS in our Rules & Regulations contains the information about fences: 2. Exteriors: The exterior of Units and any other structures including fences, must be maintained in a neat and clean condition, including paint and repair.

13. Fencing and Privacy Panels: Fencing may be constructed on side and rear property lines within the following parameters. a. A maximum height of 6 feet (6’) is allowed provided that the top foot is framed lattice. A maximum height of four feet (4’) will be allowed for ranch, rail, and wrought iron without spikes, or picket fences. b. [not related to fences] c. Allowable fencing or lattice/screen materials are Redwood, Cedar, wrought iron without spikes, and Vinyl. Any lattice or screen fencing exceeding forty-two inches (42”) in height must consist of framed lattice only or a combination of solid fencing materials topped with framed lattice. d. Side property fencing may not be closer than 20 feet from the curb (at the gutter).

If you are planning to install or replace a fence, the ARC requires a drawing be attached to your ARC Request form showing the exact location of the fence and the measured distance from the street curb to your side portion of fence.

This is so we can determine that you are meeting the 20-foot setback rule.

Note: Some work deemed “maintenance” may not require that an ARC Request form be submitted. When in doubt about whether an ARC Request is needed, contact Justine in the office, or contact Roxana Lopez, ARC Chair, at 805-296-7095 or auntrocky@gmail.com.

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QUAIL RUN SENIOR ESTATES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION OPEN BOARD MEETING MINUTES: Thursday, May 7, 2026 I.

CALL TO ORDER: President Rinaldi at 10:00 am

II.

FLAG SALUTE

III.

ROLL CALL AND ESTABLISH QUORUM: Secretary Lopez There are seven board members; four (4) board members constitute a quorum. Five members present.

President, Linda Rinaldi Director at Large, David Calvert (via Zoom) Vice President, Hans Kinderman - absent Director at Large, Frank Miccoli Treasurer, Lucille Breese -absent Director at Large, Genie Swyers Secretary, Roxana Lopez MARK IV Manager Stephanie Croft (via Zoom) and Onsite Manager Justine Hascall present

IV.

BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS: 1. Garage Sale date is June 6, 2026.

2. City Cleanup (all trash items) is June 9, 2026 3. Pool may be closed again due to the liner flaking off. Reserve funds had this item scheduled for next year, but pool service recommends we not wait that long. Bids are being obtained. Pool likely will need to be closed for two weeks to get it relined.

V.

APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES: Minutes of April 2026 Board Open Meeting and Executive Session adopted unanimously.

VI.

FINANCIAL REPORT: President Rinaldi read the March 2026 Treasurer’s report: ending balances $65,024.83 in operations account and $1,404,911.62 in reserves for a total of $1,469,936.45. Report accepted unanimously. Full report is posted on the bulletin board at the clubhouse.

VII.

OPEN FORUM – no comments

VIII.

COMMITTEE REPORTS (Full committee reports are posted on the bulletin board outside the clubhouse backdoor with other postings.)

A. Budget and Finance: President Rinaldi and Director Miccoli reported that everything is in order.

B. ARC: Roxana Lopez reported that the ARC is receiving a lot more ARC Requests now that Spring is here.

Residents are reminded to get a copy of the current ARC Request form from the office. Requests for fences and landscape require a drawing attached showing exactly where work will be done. Recap of last month ARC Requests: 16 new, 17 in progress, 2 withdrawn, 4 denied, 0 on hold, 7 completed.

C. Maintenance/Future Planning: Manager Haskell read the minutes from the April 13, 2026 Maintenance Committee meeting. Completed: Pool deck and new hand rails, Eucalyptus trees on Sherwood trimmed by 4th Gen Trees, kickstand installed on clubhouse kitchen door, ballot box relocated, drip lines/sprinklers on medians adjusted to minimize overspray, RVPA hillside mowed. Ongoing/Planned: lighting consistency throughout the park, solar motion lights by mailboxes, HVAC unit in clubhouse replacement, possible options to mitigate speeding, replace clubhouse sound system, replace flooring in prep kitchen, olive tree spraying, clean solar panels, clean windows in HOA buildings, address plaster disintegrating in pool.

D. RVPA: Chair Graham reports one RV space available for larger unit, five spaces for smaller units. Four reminder notices sent to owners to update registration and/or insurance information with the office.

E. Social Club News: President Diane Warren reminded everyone of upcoming Social Club activities and the recycle pick-up dates coming up. This year the July 4 meal will be free to all, covered by recycle income.

F. Manager’s Report - Manager Justine Hascall announced that the new HVAC unit in the clubhouse has been installed and solar panels have been cleaned. Reminder of dates of upcoming garage sale and trash pick-up (see announcements above). The following new residents were welcomed into the community: Scott & Deborah Hackett, 225 Lark

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IX.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Waterline update: President Rinaldi announced Open Meetings will be held on the following dates and times to discuss what we know about the water project. These date options should give everyone the opportunity to attend at least one: a. Friday June 12 at 6:00 p.m. b. Saturday June 13 at 10:00 a.m. c. Friday July 24 at 6:00 p.m. d. Saturday July 25 at 10:00 a.m.

B. Proposed Vehicle Towing Policy – Director Swyers gave a summary of the revisions to the proposed towing policy. Proposed policy adopted unanimously and will be sent out to residents for comments.

C. Proposed 2026 Paint Book – ARC Chair Lopez gave a history of what was done over the past two years to create the proposed paint book. Open discussion followed with several residents and ARC members giving input and asking the Board to move the project along. One member and Director Miccoli shared that the past policy (which we cannot locate in writing) was that any color accepted by the Board would be added to the paint book, but previous management did not follow through with getting those colors into the book. This unwritten policy has resulted in confusion and hopefully can be addressed in this process. In general, the majority of feedback received from residents has been positive, but several Board members would like fewer trim/accent options. President Rinaldi indicated that the Board will review the proposed paint book and bring it back for discussion and a possible vote at the June meeting.

X.

NEW BUSINESS A. Retro Pay Tax Extension - payment for automatic extension for Corporations and Exempt Organizations: $11,000.00 to IRS, and $3,750.00 to State Franchise Tax Board. Approved unanimously.

B. Corporate Estimated Income Tax – quarterly payments as follows: 6/15/26 $2,024.00 IRS and $1,189.00 to FTB; 9/15/26 $2,603.00 to IRS; and 12/15/26 $2,603.00 IRS and $1,047.00 to FTB. All payments approved unanimously.

C. Financial Review for year ended December 21, 2025 –Board voted unanimously to accept the report.

D. Select Inspector of Elections – President Rinaldi announced the appointment of Carol Thayer as our Inspector of Elections. She will address the Board at the June Open Meeting.

E. KW Construction Proposal to exercise our 23 water valves and repair any as needed for a cost of $1,955.00 plus $40.00 each for any that need to be cleaned. Unanimous approval.

F. Marc IV Contract Renewal – Stephanie reports there are no changes from our current contract, other than a 3% fee increase (no increase last year). Unanimous approval.

G. Paint Request – 279 Quail Summit, Color: Jade Dragon SW9129. Resident requests approval to paint a color not in the current paint book, but is currently on another house in the park. ARC Committee supports the request and asks the Board to add the color to the current paint book. Motion to accept and add the color to the current paint book. President Rinaldi votes no, all others vote yes. Motion passed.

H. Paint Request – 357 Nightingale, selected paint color from current book but asking for exception to trim color to allow black trim to match their black door. Motion to allow the exception. President Rinaldi votes no, all others vote yes. Motion passed.

I. Paint Request – 379 Partridge, repaint house same color which is not in the current paint book. Motion to approve the request based on the previous unwritten policy discussed above. President Rinaldi votes no, all others vote yes. Motion passed.

J. Rules & Regulations – discussion on how to reduce speeding in Quail Run. Ideas suggested: speed bumps, stop signs, dips, new electronic speed sign with a camera. Some discussion on pros and cons of these options. Additional stop signs tossed out as being too easy to ignore (as many drivers do now).

Bruce was asked to get cost information on the other options and bring them to the next Maintenance Committee Meeting. Director Swyers commented on the speed of cars coming toward town on Sherwood, and asked if the Board could write a letter to the City expressing our concerns given the increased amount of traffic related to the new housing in the area. President Rinaldi will draft a letter.

ADJOURNMENT to the Executive Session following immediately: President Rinaldi at 11:20 am.

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QUAIL RUN WATER PROJECT INFORMATION SESSIONS PLAN TO ATTEND A SESSION

a. Friday June 12 at 6 PM b. Saturday June 13 at 10 AM c. Friday July 24 at 6 PM d. Saturday July 25 at 10 AM.

BOARD TO SHARE WHAT IS KNOWN

ALL RESIDENTS INVITED CLUBHOUSE

There are many people driving their cars or trucks in the Park over our posted 15mph speed limit. For the safety of all of our residents and pets, please slow it down!

Remind your guests and workers of our speed limit.

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