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OUR COMMUNITY Notes from the Manager
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From Your B.O.D.
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Important PFCA Notice
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Letter to the Editor
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PUT ON YOUR APRONS POCONO FARMS!
New for 2020 at the Farms
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Cookers Needed! For those interested in entering the competition by preparing a wing sauce, a chili or both please contact Nick at recdir@poconofarms.com for all the details.
In the Farms
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Women’s Club Holiday Lunch
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Saturday, January 11, 2020 | 4:00 pm
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
January 2020 Calendar
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SPORTS
Prizes Awarded for Best Overall & Most Creative! $8.00 per person $10.00 at the door (limited availability)
Entry fee includes chili tastings and 10 wings from 4:00pm-5:30pm
Please register for this event at the Administration Office prior to Thursday, January 9, 2020 Payment is required at the time of reservation.
Rockin’ Recreation
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Fun with Fitness
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Round by Round
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LAKESIDE GRILL & PUB JANUARY HOURS* MONDAY CLOSED TUESDAY CLOSED WEDNESDAY CLOSED THURSDAY 5pm - 10pm Kitchen closes at 10pm FRIDAY 5pm - 11pm Kitchen closes at 10pm SATURDAY 12pm - 11pm Kitchen closes at 10pm SUNDAY 12pm - 8pm
*hours subject to change RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED 570-894-4435 x132 Our menu can be viewed at www.poconofarms.com
T h e Nex t B oa rd of D i rec tors Meeti n g i s JANUARY 1 7, 2020 All meeting times are 7pm unless otherwise noted
182 Lake Road, Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania 18466
Newburgh, NY 12550 PERMIT NO. 335
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS: President Treasurer Secretary Director Director Director Director Director
Steve Bunker James Yando Wayne Meyers Richard McCormick Annette Doerr Frank Milano Peter Volpe James Ribardo
COMMITTEES: • A & B/Environmental / Crime Watch • Finance • Golf • Recreation / Fitness / Tennis / Pool • Communications/ Long Range Planning
Richard McCormick James Yando James Ribardo Annette Doerr
DEPARTMENT HEADS General Manager 894-4435 ext. 100
David Timko dtimko@poconofarms.com
Asst. General Manager Katrina Weithman 894-4435 ext. 132 katrinaw@poconofarms.com Controller 894-4435 ext. 103
Thomas Franchetti controller@poconofarms.com
Golf Pro 894-4435 ext. 110
Kyle Monahan golfshop@poconofarms.com
Weather events at times cause all of us to look at how they affect our personal and professional lives. When extreme weather is forecasted, we should all take the necessary steps to ensure our safety and the safety of others. During extreme weather events, we will try to communicate as much information to our members as we can. Using email is the quickest and most efficient way for us to communicate. When these extreme events happen, we will make every attempt to communicate the office and facility hours to you or any changes in hours. At times, the weather does require us to make decisions to open or close the offices, close them early, or open them later. We make those decisions based on the best available information provided to us. Although we are cautious not to overreact, we need to take the necessary steps to ensure the safety of the staff. We need to make sure that they can make it home safely, or at times defer the opening of the offices so that they may get to work safely. Whether it is an extreme weather or snow event, the Maintenance Department will be on site clearing the roadways and plowing snow. Please understand that in either case, it does take time to get to 80+ cul-de-sacs, especially if the snow is heavy or there is an abundance of it. We will get there. When it is really coming down quicker than we can plow it, we will make one pass through all of the cul-de-sacs to open the road up. We will then come back again to open up more and then usually a third time to push the snow back as far as we can in preparation for the next event. We understand that all of us have different work schedules and other commitments that require us to travel, even in inclement weather. We ask for your patience and cooperation during these times. Understand that the staff is out there and we will get to all of the Association owned roads in the most safe and efficient manner. We do rotate the starting point each and every snow fall so that you are not always the last to be plowed or always the first to be plowed. This has seemed to work well the past. Have a safe, healthy, and prosperous New Year!
2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS
Greens Superintendent Jeff Lesoine 894-4435 jeffreyl3@poconofarms.com Chef 894-4435 ext. 130
Len Iorio pfkitchen@poconofarms.com
Activities Director 894-4435 ext. 113
Nick Gallagher recdir@poconofarms.com
ALL MEETING TIMES ARE 7PM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED Friday - January 17, 2020
Friday - April 24, 2020
ANNUAL MEETING
Public Safety & Compliance Director Artie Furman 894-4435 ext. 105 afurman@poconofarms.com
Friday - February 28, 2020
Thursday - May 21, 2020
Saturday - July 18, 2020
Maintenance Dave Winters 894-4435 pfmaint@poconofarms.com
Friday - March 27, 2020
Fitness 894-4435 ext. 116
Kristen Aylward fitness@poconofarms.com
Communications 894-4435 ext. 106
Susan Nevarez admin@poconofarms.com
(work session)
Friday - June 26, 2020 Friday - July 17, 2020
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From You r Boa r d Of Dir ec tor s BY ANNETTE DOERR Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow… Happy January everyone! Now that the hustle and bustle of the holiday season has wound down for the most part, we can start getting into our new normal routines. If your New Years resolution was to get into better shape, stop by our fitness center and look into a membership. It’s clean, convenient, affordable and right around the corner! Unless you just moved in to our wonderful community (welcome if that’s the case), you’re already familiar with the unique challenges we face living on this beautiful mountain. Some years are worse than others; here’s hoping now that it’s officially winter, 2020 rings in with a mild one for all of us in Pocono Farms. Our weather is usually cold and snowy through most of March, so although you’re reading this in January, keep these tips in mind throughout the rest of our blustery winter. On a positive note, our days are getting a little lighter each day!
idea@poconofarms.com DO YOU HAVE A .... comment? question? suggestion? Send an email to a current board member. Responses will be sent directly to the sender and periodically published in the Weathervane.
Are you receiving our e-mail blasts? If not please check the following: 1. Make sure we are not going to your spam or junk folder 2. Make sure we are an approved recipient on your list (just add us to your address book ~ webmaster@poconofarms.com) If you are still not receiving e-mails let us know at admin@poconofarms.com or call the office: 570-894-4435 or drop us a line at: Pocono Farms Country Club - 182 Lake Rd., Tobyhanna, PA 18466
Our maintenance department is well-stocked and fully staffed to take on the challenges that a Tobyhanna winter can bestow upon us. If you live in a cul-de-sack or private road that Pocono Farms maintains you’ll see them out and about when the weather is at its worst. Public roads are cared for by the township. If you live in the vicinity of a fire hydrant, please make sure that it’s dug out and accessible in case of emergency. Our fireman, several of which are Pocono Farms residents, are volunteers and spend hundreds of hours training annually; the least we can do is make sure they can do their job and access a hydrant quickly if necessary. As a rule of thumb, hydrants should be cleared of snow and debris 3-feet on each side, so that they can easily be accessed in every direction. Power can go out for a variety of reasons, make sure you have a plan to stay warm like having extra firewood on hand if you have a fireplace or wood stove. Candles, while beautiful, can cause a fire risk, so stick with lanterns and flashlights when possible. And now’s a great time to stock up on extra batteries so you’re always prepared if the lights do go out! Make sure you report any outages directly to the power company. Never assume your neighbor already called it in, they may be thinking the same thing! PPL has an “Outages” section on the main page of their website to make it easy for you to report any issues. Take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with their website, you can even report an outage by text: (https://www.pplelectric.com/) Winter is a great time to try dinner at the Lakeside Grill and Pub or attend one of the many events planned. It’s a great way to meet your neighbors while enjoying a fun night out. Keep an eye on the website, your email, the Facebook page, and in Weathervane to keep abreast of upcoming events this winter. It’s awesome to have entertainment and dining options right here in Pocono Farms, especially in the winter! If you’re lucky enough to be one of our snowbirds, and you’re reading this on a warm sunny beach, we hope you’re enjoying your winter. We look forward to the warmer weather and having you back home! Stay safe everyone!
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NOTICE The 2020 approved posting version of the PFCCA, Inc. operating, capital, and replacement reserve budgets have been uploaded onto the website, under “Board of Directors Documents”, for review pending final approval/adoption at the December Board of Directors meeting. Printed copies are also available upon request at the administration office.
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L et t er to t he Editor We have had a night to remember last night at our club, right here at Pocono Farms, it was our Holiday party. My wife and I have been members for 39 years, first as weekenders, where we would come up on Friday night and leave Sunday night. Upon our arrival, we would put our heat on in the house, and then go up to the club, (winter months). On our first time to the club, which is now the Lakeside Grill & Pub, we had a couple ladies come up to us and welcome us to Pocono Farms, which really impressed us both. Since that time we became regular Friday night people.
NEW FOR 2020 at the Farms Brand new website that includes easier navigation with updated technology to insure that you stay informed in all your community happenings and opportunities New Lakeside Grill and Pub menu starting in January Contact the administration office to register your email address to receive up to the minute information at your fingertips. We ask that anyone that has not been receiving emails recently to contact the administration to update your information. We will also now be able to accept long term rental tenants emails.
We became an active couple in our community, played a little tennis, joined golf, and enjoyed many of the other opportunities the Farms had for members. I am writing today (December 10, 2019) to let the members of Pocono Farms, know what they missed last night. Pocono Farms has such a beautiful banquet facility and so many great amenities, we as members should utilize them all. In the 39 years here, with all the New Year Eve’s parties, member/ member golf events and special functions my wife and I have attended, this was by far the best I can ever remember, it was so well put together, I was amazed. There was a live band that played our kind of music. The food was excellent, you could not find better even in Manhattan, the members who attended made this special also. I need to recognize a few people and I am sure I will forget someone. I have to start with our Assistant General Manager Katrina, for putting this together and finding that band, the entire staff, our chef and his entire staff and Nick who was running around all night. Once more thank you for a great evening, that we can all talk about for a long time. God Bless America. Richard Brescher WEAT HERVANE
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P o c ono Fa r m s Exclusive Event
SUPER BOWL Live From Hard Rock Café Stadium in Miami Florida
LIV
Sunday, February 2, 2020 | Kick Off 6:30pm
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Drink Specials! Bucket of Beer $10! Sangria Pitchers $6!
Lakeside Grill & Pub Tailgate Starts at 5:30pm. Watch The Big Game on Our Big Screen TV’s!! Prizes, Raffles, 50/50 (to benefit the local feeding family’s ministry)
Grand Prize: A $500 Pocono Farms Amenity Credit
(Each attendee will receive one ticket for a chance of winning the grand prize. Additional tickets may be purchased the day of the event. Must be present to win)
Super Bowl Station Selection’s $15.00 per person plus tax & gratuity The Nachos Grande Wing Dings The Dog Pound Stadium Fare Running Back Roast Beef ****limited options from our regular menu will also be available****
Reservations suggested, call 570-894-4435 ext 131 or email Katrina at katrinaw@poconofarms.com
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of the Poconos of the ofResults thePoconos Poconos Experience and Matter! Keithand Torregrossa Team Experience and Results Matter! Experience Results Matter! Keith Torregrossa Team Keith Torregrossa Team Keith Torregrossa Broker/Owner
Keith Torregrossa Listing Agent
Cheryl Ehrhart Buyer’s Agent
Cheryl Ehrhart Buyer’s Agent
Keith Torregrossa (570) 421-2345 Office Cheryl Ehrhart Listing Agent Buyer’s Agent
Tara Tall Buyer’s Agent
Tara Tall Buyer’s Agent
Linda Dross Transaction Coordinator Linda Dross
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Coordinator (570) 424-1521 Direct Linda Dross Tara Tall Transaction (570) 421-2345 Office (570) 424-1521 Direct Buyer’s Agent Coordinator POCONO FARMS HOME SALES
Total Homes Sold (570) 421-2345 Office (570) 424-1521 Direct 101 as of December 6, 2019 Average List Price $136,528 Average Sold Price $126,535 Average Days on the Market 89 days
Last year sales were strong, 105 Blackfoot Lane call to find out what your home is worth! I have Buyers in the Street-Stroudsburg, area looking for different property 1111 North Fifth Pa. 18360 types… Have you had any thoughts of selling? remaxmtp@ptd.net Each Office Independently Owned and Operated Pa. 18360 1111 North Fifth Street-Stroudsburg, 105 Blackfoot Lane remaxmtp@ptd.net
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ROCK I N’ R ECR E AT ION BY NICK GALLAGHER
First off I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year! Recreation will move into the New Year with some awesome upcoming events! This month we will be hosting the Dart league starting January 12th in the Lakeside Grill & Pub on Sundays at 1:00 pm. If you would like to sign up please email me your team information no later than January 6th! We will have a new style of trip this month then ones before. Starting in January we will have Camelback Lift tickets and tubing for sale in our Administration Office! If you are looking for a great day of fun on the mountain you can buy your tickets at a discounted price, instead of waiting in line and buying tickets at the door! Next we cannot forget about the Chili and Wing Cook Off at the Lakeside Grill & Pub on January 11th this year. You can attend the event to enjoy the delicious wings or maybe even test your sauce making skills and enter your very own wing sauce or chili to win either most creative or best overall! ***As a reminder to all in the community please check our Facebook page at Pocono Farms Country Club Association Inc. for updates on flyers and event changes!
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Dart League
Start Date: Sunday Jan. 12th 1:00pm • Sign up information due: Sunday Jan, 6th One time only $10 entry fee per person
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F un w it h Fitness
IN THE FARMS
BY KRISSIE AYLWARD, PFCCA FITNESS DIRECTOR
ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HOURS Monday - Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm & 1:00pm - 4:30pm ID Badge Picture Hours: 8:30am - 12:00pm & 1:00pm - 4:00pm
HAPPY NEW YEAR! I hope that you had a wonderful holiday season and you are ready to get to work. We have so many exciting things coming in 2020!
Capital Improvement Fees on transfer of property: House: $1,415 Lot: $708
Our TRX circuit class has made the official class line up and is offered on Tuesday evenings at 6pm. This is a class that you must sign up for in advance as we have limited space. Butts and Guts is taking off and filling up on both Monday evenings at 5:30 pm and Wednesday mornings at 9 am. Cardio kickboxing will be introduced this month and will be a class that you will need to sign up for as space will be limited. I am also excited to announce that we will be offering personal training sessions in the New Year! This is a fantastic addition to our fitness center and will keep us comparable to other fitness centers in the area. I will also be putting together a meal plan for those of you interested in cleaning up your eating habits. I know winter time can be a time to relax and stay snuggled up inside our homes. We tend to eat all those nice comfort foods and left over sweets from our holiday gatherings. However, I encourage you to stay active. Winter time also brings snow and shoveling. Some of us are not used to the physical activity these winter events can bring and it is then that we can get into trouble. Just 30 minutes a day can be a life saver.
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Stop in to the fitness center and let us help you make 2020 your best year yet! As always thank you for your continued support and words of encouragement. Have a fantastic January! Krissie
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BUILDING REGULATIONS: Permits are required from the township and from PFCCA. Please check with the office (570-894-4435) as to your specific needs. • Building permit required from respective township and PFCCA before construction begins • Construction permitted from 7am - 7pm Monday- Saturday – excluding major holidays • Resale certificates are required. Fee is $300.00. Resale and other related documents can be obtained at www.homewisedocs.com REFUSE COLLECTION: Curbside pick-up of household trash and recycling is done on Tuesdays beginning at 6:00am. County Waste picks up household trash and accepted recycling. If you have any other items to discard, please call them at 570-382-3304 to set up arrangements. Major Holidays that will affect your collection days are: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, and Christmas. When those holidays fall on a Tuesday, garbage collection will be on Wednesday. ANIMALS: Dogs must be leashed or on owner’s property at all times. Wildlife, such as deer and black bear, are common at Pocono Farms. We ask that you NOT FEED any wild animals. EMERGENCIES: For ALL emergencies including medical or fire please contact 911 first, then contact Public Safety at 570-894-4435 x105. TRASH COMPACTOR INFORMATION: Hours: Wednesday: 8:00am to 12:00pm Friday: 8:00am to 12:00pm Sunday: 10:00am to 12:00pm The Compactor is located on Kilmer Road. The Compactor ONLY accepts the following: Kitchen / Household Garbage Household garbage does NOT include any Bulk items. We have a separate recycling container that is available for members during normal Compactor hours. Please make sure all cardboard is folded or broken down prior to dumping at our location. Items not broken down will NOT be accepted
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BY RODGER SPEAR The New Handicap System Guess what guys and gals! Just when we thought we understood the current handicap system the USGA and the R&A, after a number of years of hard work, review and dialog created the World Handicap System. The new system is designed to bring a single set of rules for handicapping and provide a more consistent measure of a player’s ability throughout the world. These new handicapping rules go into effect on January 1, 2020. The question is, how will these changes impact the average golfer? The answer, according to the experts, is not much maybe a slight movement up or down. Under the new system your top eight of twenty rounds, will count toward your handicap, not ten out of twenty under the old system. It should be noted that you only have to play three 18-hole rounds or six 9-hole rounds to create a handicap, rather than the previous five 18-hole rounds. Also, posting 9-hole scores are encouraged. The new maximum handicap index is fiftyfour replacing the 36.4 max for men and the 40.4 for women. The new system will update your index every day as opposed to the old approach which revised the index on a bi-monthly basis. Obviously, this will improve the accuracy of an index and reflect a timely handicap on any particular day. It is therefore imperative that you post your scores daily.
Host Your Event in Your Community’s Picturesque Lakeside Banquet Facility Let us assist you in planning your next special event Baptism • Bar / Bat Mitzvah • Confirmation Family Reunion • First Communion Quinceanera • Rehearsal Dinner Shower • Sweet 16 • Wedding
With seating for 20 to 120 people Contact Katrina: 570-894-4435 ext. 132 katrinaw@poconofarms.com
Another factor that will be considered is the “Playing Conditions Calculator” which compares all scores posted on the same day at the same course in order to determine if the course played easier or more difficult as to setup and/or weather conditions. It will include all players, no matter what tees are played or skill level. The USGA has indicated that an adjustment will not happen often; however, given certain conditions it can. Over the years we have all used Equitable Stroke Control handicapping hole by hole with each hole having a maximum number of strokes a player can post. As of January 1, 2020 the new guideline is “Net Double Bogey”. As an example, if a player with a course handicap of 13 is playing the 5th handicap hole, the maximum score a player can post on that hole would be a double bogey plus 1. If the 5th most difficult hole is a Par 3 a score of 6 would be a net double bogey. If a player is not getting a stroke on a particular hole the player would score a double bogey. Lastly, there will be an adjustment to a player’s index for periods of time that a player struggled with their play. As an example, if your past six or more scores are significantly higher than your normal scores, you will probably run into a ‘soft cap”. Furthermore, if your handicap gets worse by 3 points in a 12 month span, further scores will only be calculated at 50%. A “hard cap” applies if a handicap gets worse by 5 points in a 12 month span. The good news is that all you really have to do is insure that you post your scores daily. Specifically on the day you play, and insure that you apply the new “Net Double Bogey” to your scores.
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Women’s Club Holiday Lunch Our Lakeside Grill & Pub team members, Michael & Jamie, dressing the part of holiday elves for the Women’s Club Holiday Lunch that was held on December 11, 2019. Laughs, lunch, friendship and giving back to the community are all components of what makes the women’s club a great opportunity to become involved in the community. The PFCCA women’s club meets on the second Wednesday of every month from April-December at 12:00pm in the clubhouse.
P o c ono Fa r m s Exclusive Event
Chinese New Year 2020 It’s The Year Of The Rat!
Saturday, January 25, 2020 | 6:00 - 10:00pm Come celebrate heritage, tradition, good times & good food!! DJ karaoke dance party, crafts & games for the whole family, Origami demonstration, Saki & Chinese tea samples!
Chinese Food Buffet To Include: • Hot and sour soup • Vegetable egg rolls • Sweet & sour pork • Shrimp stir fry • Vegetable fried rice • Broccoli with garlic Sauce • General Tso’s Chicken • & many other treats!
$19.95 $9.95 per person
children under 10
For more information call 570-894-4435 ext 132 or email Katrina at katrinaw@poconofarms.com Reservations requested by 1/21/20
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Pocono Farms Realty
Located below the Lakeside Grill & Pub ● 182 Lake Rd, Tobyhanna, PA 18466 Call 570-580-4550 to schedule your listing appointment. Pocono Farms Realty is the ONLY Exclusive Realtor of Pocono Farms Country Club Association.
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3152 Laurel View Ln
316 Panther Rd $112,000 3BR/2BA/1,284SqFt.
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303 Ruger Ln
$125,000 3BR/2BA/1,498SqFt.
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Call or Text: 518-504-7589
Website: www.PoconoFarmsRealty.Com Email: PoconoFarmsRealty@Gmail.Com Lead Realtor: Lex Colon
Broker: James H. Ott #RM423546
We Need You!
The mission of Neighborhood Watch is to: Be the eyes of the community! Cooperate with the A & B Committee! Maintain community property standards!
A driver’s responsibility is to: Contact police or Public Safety if a house or common property has been entered/damaged. Report properties not being maintained to the community codes. Choose your own day/hours. Interested? For more details, call Russ Kelly 570-894-4034 or Administration Office 570-894-4435