2016 Issue 3

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May 3, 2016 Northdale OWLS Suzanne Reno Singing Owls type music Bring a Dish to Share 11 AM - Northdale Park May 10 NDSTD Meeting: 7 PM @ Northdale Park: BCG Conference Rm. May 16 NCA Annual Mtg.Elections 7 PM@ Northdale Park: BCG Conference Rm. June 7 Northdale OWLS OWLS Western Hoe Down, Tampa Style by the Singing Hooters Bring a Dish to Share 11 AM - Northdale Park June 14 NDSTD Meeting: 7 PM @ Northdale Park: BCG Conference Rm. June 20 NCA Board Meeting 7PM@ Northdale Park: BCG Conference Rm.

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Cal. of OWLS Events

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In spite of Friday's rain, Saturday morning was beautiful. The Easter bunny was available for pictures and handed out candy, the kids loved the bounce house. Tonya and Matt's Ice Creamery handed out coupons, and Ierna's handed out several different items. Mary Kay-Martha Hughes gave all the moms pink eggs filled with pink M&Ms, and a discount card.

Northdale Civic Association Hillsborough County Parks and Recreation OWLS Claude Siler-Nixon-Catering2U Ierna's John Erbs -John Erbs Service and Automotive Martha Hughes-Mary Kay Cosmetics Smitty Smith's Diversified Services Walgreens in Northdale Winn Dixie in Northdale

Tonya and Matt's Ice Creamiest

Also thank all the volunteers including the park workers, OWLS, NCA board members.

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Northdale Civic Association NORTHDALE IS A Great PLACE TO LIVE and to raise a family. Let's work hard to keep the high standard of living we enjoy in Northdale. If you are interested in volunteering, the Northdale Civic Association (NCA) has numerous committees that need assistance, including: county relations, events, deed restrictions, computers, finance, advertising and publishing this newsletter.

DEED RESTRICTION VIOLATIONS Residents can request an investigation of deed restriction violations. Complaints need to be in writing or submitted online. The NCA conducts periodic neighborhood inspections and will act on their findings when necessary.

Residents can request an investigation of a possible deed restriction. Follow the instructions at http://www.northdale.org/ or, if you prefer, mail us a complaint.

Print out a form on line or pick one up at the UPS store or the Sheriff's station in the BOCC building. Mail it to NCA Deed Restrictions at 3853 Northdale Blvd. #374, Tampa FL 33624.

When a violation occurs a letter will be sent to the violating homeowner with a request to correct the problem.

After a reasonable amount of time passes, and the problem persists, the coordinator may contact you with the available options. Some of these options could include legal action against the homeowner.

* The Northdale Civic Association is a volunteer organization of concerned citizens whose mission is to make Northdale a better place to live and increase property values by providing assistance in enforcing the deed restrictions to which each homeowner is legally subject.

The NCA is also the organized voice of Northdale, and represents residents when issues affecting Northdale are raised by Hillsborough County, the State of Florida and other governing bodies.

The NCA issues this Newsletter and organizes the following events and programs: Welcome Wagon Program; Easter Egg Hunt; Community Garage Sales; Family Fun Festival; Northdale Pumpkin Run; Holiday Decorating Contest; Meet the Candidates; and the Northdale OWLS (Older, Wiser, Lively, Seniors). Board Meetings are open to the public.

HOW TO JOIN THE NCA Forms are available in each edition of the Northdale Newsletter. There are forms 0n-line @ www.northdale.org Annual membership is only $35 HOW TO JOIN THE BOARD All members are eligible to run for NCA Board positions in elections held each May. Elections for those positions are made by the sitting board at the monthly board meetings.

The dates of those meetings are

posted in the Community Calendar.

Northdale: A great place to raise a family!

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The Northdale Newsletter is published bi-monthly by the NCA. If you wish to submit a press release, editorial or article, send to: Jessica Kingsborough, NCA Editor, 3853 Northdale Blvd., Box 374 Tampa, FL 33624 (813) 968-6867, or email jessicaa@action100realty.com

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The NCA will not become involved in conflicts between neighbors, animal problems or landscape issues due to drought.

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President’s Letter

By Ann Frisbie The Northdale Civic Association will hold its Annual Meeting on Monday, May 16th at 7 P.M. at the Northdale Park Recreation Center, 15550 Spring Pine Drive. Election for the NCA Board of Directors will take place that night. The meeting is open to the public and I encourage residents to attend.

The 2016-2017 NCA Membership Campaign will begin on June 1st. The annual membership dues will remain $35.00 per household. This small investment (less than $3/month) gives us the ability to provide deed restriction enforcement in Northdale and, when necessary, pay for legal advice and services to resolve issues. In addition, it pays for maintenance of the Northdale website, Neighborhood Watch program, the Northdale Newsletter publication and community events like the Spring Egg Hunt, Concerts in the Park and the upcoming Candidates Night on August 16th. We could do so much more if more homeowners decided to support the community by joining the NCA. Please note that NCA membership dollars are not used to present the Northdale Family Fun Festival and 5K Pumpkin Run events which are self-funded through the sale of sponsorships or runner fees.

I want to extend my best wishes and thanks to Jim Plautz who has moved out of Northdale and has now turned over his duties as Editor of the Northdale Newsletter to Jessica Kingsborough, our newest NCA Board Member. As editor, Jim brought a fresh perspective, creative ideas and found cost savings for the publication. The quality of the newsletter increased tremendously over the years that Jim was in charge and his hard work is very much appreciated. I know Jessica will continue to give us a newsletter that we will be proud of.

I want to thank NCA Board Member Martha Hughes who was chairperson of this year’s Spring Egg Hunt at Northdale Park on March 26th. Hundreds of happy kids enjoyed the morning at Northdale Park.

The Northdale Family Fun Festival & Parade on April 9th was blessed with picture-perfect weather which brought out a large crowd of >3,500 to enjoy the free food, games, and entertainment. This event brings positive recognition to Northdale from many places outside the community. People from all over Hillsborough County and beyond came to Northdale Park and were impressed with our community. I want to thank all that helped make it a success.

It has been reported that the type of mosquito that carries the Zika Virus is present in Florida. We can all do something to help Florida fight the problem and it doesn’t cost anything. Mosquitoes can breed in standing water, so look around your yards and get rid of it -- empty flower pot saucers, pails, clogged gutters, or wherever water pools. Make sure bird baths have fresh water or put them away. Get rid of tires and other items that can collect water. Information about the Zika Virus can be found at the Florida Health Department’s website www.floridahealth.gov

Sincerely, Ann Frisbie 813-968-8460 Frisbie_annv@verizon.net

Northdale website at www.northdale.org

Mail $35.00 Payment to: Northdale Civic Association 3853 Northdale Blvd - Box 374 Tampa, FL 33624

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Monthly Meetings on 1st Tues 11 AM @ Northdale Park Our Mission is to create a growing network of co-ed seniors, to provide social activities, local events, travel, entertainment and educational seminars in common interest groups as ways to safely enjoy our lives.

“Sweet Summertime – Watermelon Anyone?”

May 3, Tues – Suzanne Reno singing Owls style music!

May 4, Wed – Upstairs Downstairs Adventure at University Tampa Museum May 11, Wed – Tour & Lunch at Don CeSar Beach Resort & Spa May 15, Sun – Carrollwood Players: – Caught In The Net, a farce May 16, Mon – Bunco Party Luncheon at Brunchies, 14366 N. Dale Mabry Hwy. May 18, Wed – Lunch Bunch at Miller’s Alehouse Restaurant (Separate Checks).

May 20, Fri – Intergenerational Kickball Game at Park May 26, Thurs – Rays Baseball vs. Marlins (Miami) Jun 7, Tues – OWLS Western Hoe Down, Tampa Style by the Singing Hooters Jun 9, Thurs - Tampa Bay History Museum – MacDill AFB Special Event Jun 11 – Jun 19 -- Nine-day Amish Country & Philadelphia Tour Jun 13 – 17, Mon thru Fri – Senior Summer Camp Week at Northdale Park Jun 19, Sun – Carrollwood Players: – The 39 Steps, a comedy farce.

Jun 20, Mon – Bunco at Brunchies, 14366 N. Dale Mabry Hwy Jun 22, Wed – Lunch Bunch at Cheddar’s Restaurant (separate checks) Jun 23, Thurs - Relaxing Spongeorama Sunset Cruise in Tarpon Springs July 1-31 - Super July National Parks and Recreation Month Jul 7, Thurs – Rays Baseball vs. LA Angels July 15, Fri - Mystery Trip to a Unique Place Nestled Along the River

For other scheduled events and more, see Owls website at: www.NorthdaleOWLS.org

Weely Activities include Aerobics Lite, Bridge, Bing-Owl, Line Dancing, BBOB’s (Bill’s Blooming Orchid Buddies), Chair Volleyball, Hand & Foot Cards, Mah Jongg, “Dress A Girl Around The World”, Pickleball, Tai Chi, Singing Hooters, Table Tennis, Meals on Wheels Deliveries, Walking, & Yoga!

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Deed Restriction Committee Report Since our last issue of the newsletter the Northdale Civic Association has received numerous phone calls and e mails requesting information about the planned construction on the southwest corner of Northdale Blvd. and North Dale Mabry Hwy. The calls are mostly homeowners that are concerned with traffic issues and some have expressed unhappiness with the removal of many trees and the openness of that area, with concern that it will affect property values in the community. This is not an NCA issue. The Northdale Special Tax District maintains the walls on both sides of the entrance to Northdale. The Tax District believes it has an easement agreement on that side of the street similar to the one they have with Walgreens on the other side. They are currently negotiating with the developers of the proposed Wawa store to allow the monument to stay put. Refer to the Tax District article for more information.

Misinformation. 1) We get many requests to investigate an alleged violation in ways that we do not prefer.

Phone call and email complaints limit us because we need legal documentation to proceed. If you think you see a violation then PLEASE file the proper form found on line at our web site. Folks tell us they do not like to file a form because they want it to be private. For the record, we do not divulge any complainant to anyone. Now, if a situation finds its way to mediation, then the mediator may insist on knowing the name of the person(s) filing the complaint, but we will let you know beforehand and let you make the call to go forward with the complaint.

When we do an inspection I assure you it is near impossible to see everything, all the time, for 2600 homes. So if you think there is a violation that you feel needs to be addressed then file a complaint. The complaint form allows us to maintain proper records and helps with a reasonably accurate follow up system.

2) Another thing that seems to be out there is the NCA’s ability to enforce deed restrictions. Back in 2007 we started a process to first revise and then renew the deed restrictions. At that time we believed that our 30 year old restrictions would automatically renew for another 10 years. Much to our surprise our attorneys informed us of a Florida law, the Marketable Recording Title Act (MRTA) that made it impossible to renew. So without going into much detail about MRTA, we basically started over by revising and then renewing as each neighborhood section became due. The MRTA situation made a slight change to deed restriction enforcement, but did not eliminate it. When we send out a violation letter to owners (even if the property is a rental) we usually have success. Most homeowners comply. When a situation continues and we exhaust all avenues then the Executive Committee will make a decision on how to proceed. The severity of the case and financial obligation comes into the call. This is where your dues are so important. As I have said before, over 65% of Northdale homeowners approved the revised/renewed restrictions but less than 35% pay $35 a year dues. It is up to you.

Please remember that the NCA Board meets every third Monday of the month except December. We urge you to share your thoughts with us by coming to a meeting or even writing to us via e-mail at www.northdale.org/ at contacts.

Sincerely, Frank Giordano Deed Restriction Chairman

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Northdale Special Tax District NORTHDALE SPECIAL TAX DISTRICT REPORT Both the Tax District and the Northdale Civic Association have received many inquiries recently with regard to the proposed WaWa construction at the entry to our community. Below we will bring you up to date on what has and will be taking place.

On or about January 24, 2005, Sun Trust Real Estate Corporation created a Perpetual and Exclusive Easement for Entry sign and Landscaping (“Easement”) which was recorded on May 2, 2005 in OP Book 14848, Page 1856 of the public records of Hillsborough County, Florida. However, at the time of recording, the legal description of the property identified in the Easement was not attached. While Northdale Special Dependent Tax District (the “district”) still believes it has a valid easement, UP Development WaWa Dale Mabry, LLC (the “Developer”) has yet to fully recognize the Easement.

The District has attempted to reach an amicable resolution with the Developer. However, to date, such efforts have proven unsuccessful. After heavy equipment appeared on the site, the District filed a lawsuit styled “Northdale Special Dependent Tax District v UP Development WaWa Dale Mabry, LLC”, in the Circuit Court of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, in and for Hillsborough County, Florida, Case No.2016-CA-2027, to quiet title with respect to the Easement as well as seek a temporary injunction to prevent any disturbance of the District’s sign and vegetation in the Easement area.

The District is still attempting to resolve this matter with the Developer. There is an injunction hearing scheduled for April 27, 2016, upon the District’s Motion for Temporary Injunction. In the meantime, the District is hopeful that an ultimate resolution can be reach. We will keep you informed as to the progress.

Meanwhile, repairs to our community walls continue and to date we have had no further updates from Hillsborough County with regard to the waste water construction that continues along Dawnview and Northdale Blvd. The County is currently taking bids for the landscape and irrigation repairs.

Please know that both the NCA and the Tax District are aware of your ongoing concerns and will attempt to keep you informed of any and all progress. As always we appreciate being alerted to any new conditions that may warrant our attention and actions. Thank you all for keeping Northdale a first rate community in which to live and raise our families.

Nancy Stearns, Board President

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Northdale Special Tax District What is the NSTD? The Northdale Special Taxing District is a Hillsborough County dependent tax district. The District was originally set-up under a State ordinance, but in 1992 was adopted under County ordinance #92-35. The County collects the taxes for the District and provides the ordinance or regulations that give authority to the District. Funds are derived from the County non-ad valorem tax of $130 per residential unit. Residents in single family homes, along with apartments and condominiums are assessed $130.

Also, all properties within Northdale boundaries including businesses and other non-profit groups are taxed based on an equitable per residential unit basis.

The District is responsible for maintaining the common areas throughout Northdale. These areas include the main entrances coming into Northdale, landscaping in common areas alongside roadways and medians, neighborhood entrances, the outer surface of the block walls and along the roadside. The District also maintains selected lakes and wetland areas along the main roadways in Northdale.

The District is governed by a Board of nine trustees who are elected by the public or appointed by the Board. Board members must be registered voters and reside in Northdale.

The trustees receive no compensation for their work. The Board has hired an administrator to complete many of the day-to-day details of the district. The administrator is a subcontracted (paid) position.

Although the District does maintain the common areas in Northdale, there are many areas that the District does not control. The District does not maintain roads, street lighting, street signs, or utility lines. Also, the District does not maintain private property or enforce deed restrictions.

Deed restrictions are enforced by the Northdale Civic Association (NCA). The District and the Civic Association are two different and separate bodies. The District is a public governmental body and the Civic Association is a private association of Northdale residents. Only the Civic Association has authority to issue deed restriction warnings.

Northdale Special Taxing District Board of Trustees Nancy Stearns - President Tom Murray - Vice President Eli White -Treasurer Don Hachey - Secretary Angel Bustelo Frank Giordano Ray Klaus Bill Castens Earl Albright

Contact Information NSTD - (813) 810-0125 Northdale Special Tax District PO Box 340024 Tampa, FL 33694-0024 rick@thefloridasolutionsgroup.com

"Tax District Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 7PM at Northdale Park, Bill Castens Gymnasium conference room"

The next meetings will be:

May 10 June 14

Although separate, the District and the Civic Association work to achieve the same goal of making Northdale a great place to live.

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Claywell Elementary 2015-2016 School Year Summer Reading A summer reading brochures will go home with Claywell students. Kids are encouraged to go to their local public library, such as Jimmie B. Keel, to check out and read those titles over the summer. Also, check out all the wonderful programs offered by the public library system this summer. Another option is to visit local bookstores, such as Barnes & Nobles which offers a reading program. MyOn will be available online all summer too! Go to www.readonmyOn.com for contests. Scholastic also has a challenge for students. We’re hoping our students read at least 1500 minutes over the summer.

Mrs. Kline hopes every child at Claywell enjoys reading for pleasure and information. Have a happy summer in June & July! We will celebrate our summer readers when they return in August.

Sunshine State Readers & Non-Fiction Contest Winners Congratulations to all our third through fifth grade students who read all 15 of the 2015 Sunshine State Readers as well as some second graders who met the Non-Fiction Challenge. These students will celebrate with a pizza party in the library on June 1, 2016.

Library Contests 1st Grade FRA Bowl 2nd Grade Fairy Tale Bowl rd 3 Grade Seuss Olympic Competition 4th Grade Claywell Battle of the Books District Battle of the Books th 5 Grade Mythology Bowl

May 17th May 24th May 13th May 16th June 2nd May 27th

***Donations Needed: Greek Food for May 27th.*** Students See Bay News 9 in Action Students in Mrs. Kline & Mrs. Moats live morning show production will go on a field trip to see Bay News 9 on May 31st. Maybe some of them will be inspired to go into the journalism/communication field.

Last Day of School Students will have their last day of school on June 10th. Summer here we come!

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2902 W. Bearss Avenue Tampa, FL 33618 813.273.3652 http://www.hcplc.org Hours: Sunday: 12:30 pm-5 pm Monday – Thursday: 10 am – 9 pm Friday – Saturday: 10 am-6 pm Highlighted events for May and June 2016. Please call the library for additional details and information. See the events calendar online at http://www.hcplc.org for all library events.

Children Story Time – Mondays at 10:15 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.

Baby Time – Tuesdays at 10 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.

Toddler Time – Wednesdays at 10 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.

Teen Thursdays at 6 p.m.

Adult Gallery @ 2902 Art Display – May and June: Portraits and Cartoons by Paul Szep Computer Instruction (see library for topics) Tuesdays at 7 p.m., Fridays at 10:30 a.m., Saturdays at 2 p.m.

The Friends of the Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library Carousel Bookstore Open 7 days a week (except for holidays). Come visit and look for excellent books at bargain prices. *Programs funded by the Friends of the Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library 19

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Thank You Northdale! for 32 good years!

Rosann and I moved to Northdale in 1984, with our three children; Bill, Mike and Kelly. They all graduated from Gaither with honors, went on to college and relocated out of state. Rosann passed away three years ago, leaving me with an empty space and a large home on East Course Drive. I sold my home in January and moved from Northdale.

I’ll miss Northdale. You’ll still see me sweating at the YMCA, playing pickleball at Northdale Park and trying to hit that little white ball on Northdale Golf Course. My son, Bill, and I played a lot of tennis at Northdale. I miss that too.

I have been Editor of the Northdale Newsletter the past two years. It’s been a good experience and that I will look back on with fond memories. My wish is that more Northdale residents would pay the $35 annual dues and support the Civic Association. They help keep property values high.

Good bye, and good luck. It’s been a great 32 years!

Jim Plautz (lame duck Newsletter Editor)

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Winner! Luz Rinco'n Home Depot, Family Fall Festival, Grill Drawing

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Wesley Cowan, DMD & Northdale News Trivia Contest Winners T

$400 Mark Frey Fantasia Drive

$25-value Consolation Prizes

Molly Home

Janet Roberts 16411 N. Florida Ave Lutz, FL (1 Mile North of Bearss) (813) 269-7733 www.twistedroosterb ar.com

16411 N. Florida Ave Lutz, FL (1 Mile

William Lawrence

North of Bearss)

$50.00, Dinner 4 2!

Christine Ginty

(813) 269-7733 www.twistedroosterb ar.com

Thank You for supporting the Trivia Contest!

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Family Fun Festival Revisited Thank You Sponsors and Vendors!

Gold Level Sponsors: Florida Medical Clinic John Erb’s Auto Service Center Northdale Pharmacy

Titanium Level Sponsors: Bath Planet Benzer Pharmacy Florida Dept. of Health – Hillsborough County Florida Hospital - Carrollwood Humana I9 Sports Jim Browne Automotive Mary Jo’s Performing Arts Academy MedExpress Urgent Care Morgan Exteriors Renaissance Senior Living Center USAmeriBank

Pewter Level Sponsors: Blue Cross/Blue Shield Bob Sierra YMCA Classical Conversations Easy AC Forman Dermatology Home Depot Ierna’s Heating and Cooling LaVida Massage Lee Electric Mathnasium of Carrollwood Maximized Living Health Care Paul Davis Restoration Professional Pool Solutions Right at Home Suncoast Skin Solutions US Lawns of North Tampa Verizon Fios Walgreens #2975 – Northdale WCC Taekwondo Western & Southern Life

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Special appreciation to: Express Press – Donation of Festival Flyers Hillsborough County Fire Rescue Hillsborough County Parks & Recreation Dept.

Northdale Park Staff – especially Pat Cullina Hillsborough County Special Events Staff Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Hillsborough County Commissioner Victor Crist Members of Fire Fighters Local Union #2294 Northdale OWLS volunteers Northdale resident volunteers Whole Foods – donations

Entertainment and Games provided by: Bert & Sassy Crystal Blue Sound Services Gaither High School Little Debbies Gaither High School Marching Band Gaither High School Men’s Quartet Gaither High School SHOWCASE Gaither High School Starettes Gaither High School ROTC Program Mary Jo’s Performing Arts Academy My Superslides & Jumpers LLC Piper John - Northdale’s John Maio Show on the Road Crew Spider Man – Michael Pelaez

Participating Restaurants & Food Vendors Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza Beef O’Brady’s Northdale Bimbo Bakeries Brunchies Casper’s Company - McDonalds Costanera Peruvian Cuisine Jeremiah’s Italian Ice Kona Ice Miller’s Ale House Publix Markets Small Cakes Tanya & Matt’s Ice Creamiest

Festival Photographs provided by N.Rose Photography Thanks to Tom Harrison @ Express Press, for all you do for Northdale!

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