Harmony Life - September 2022

SEPTEMBER 2022

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SEPTEMBER 2022

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Welcome to the September 2022 edition of Harmony Life Magazine.

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Bill Bokunic 321.331.6398 Bill@QMCWorld.com

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Longtime Harmony resident, Jim Schreck, is bringing his Phyre Brewery and Tavern concept here. It will replace the Harmony “Tavern” that has been closed for the last month. We will bring a full interview next month, but in the meantime, know that Phyre is coming!

CONTRIBUTORS

Here is a link to Phyre’s current website for their Saint Cloud location: https://phyre-brewery-and-tavern.business.site/

Kerul Kassel PHD

Harmony Life Magazine is produced by residents for residents. Please feel free to message me directly with content and pictures: Bill@QMCWorld.com

Teresa Kramer

Remember to join the Facebook groups, Harmony Residents Forum, AND THE NEW, ADDITIONAL, HARMONY RESIDENTS FORUM, DRAMA FREE. See you in October!

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NOTES FROM the CHAIR

By Teresa Kramer Chair, Harmony Community Development District

HARMONY: CAN INNOVATIVE IDEAS SAVE THE CDD MONEY? nance charges for streetlights.

Look at the Big-Ticket Items in the Budget First

Landscaping—The CDD was able to make

The biggest savings are typically found in the categories that cost the most. A quick review of Harmony’s budget shows that the top three categories of spending are: 1. Landscaping tops the list at $754,335 annually—this includes mowing the grass, trimming the hedges, weeding and mulch ing the planter beds, repairing the irri gation system, and applying fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides on the main tained landscape in Harmony.

2. Field Services comes in second, costing $538,072 annually—this is the cost of the staff and supplies for doing the day to-day maintenance on everything in Harmony except our landscaping. This pot of money pays for both staff and sup plies. Staff includes four staff members and a supervisor who are available on-site seven days a week, as well as their train ing, office trailer and approximately 25% of an Area Field Director to provide over sight. Supplies include everything from chlorine for the pools to those infamous doggie bags for the 83 Dog Waste Stations around Harmony.

3. Utilities round out at third for $359,700 annually—this includes water, both po table for the pools, splashpad, dog parks and bathhouses and reclaimed for irri gation; sewer for bathhouses; electricity for streetlights, entry signs, pool heater, bathhouses, staff trailer, gazebos and irrigations system; and OUC mainte4 Harmony Life Magazine l September 2022

So, let’s look at each of these categories individually and see if there are any changes that Harmony can make to save money. For September, let’s dig deeper into landscaping. a couple of changes this year to minimize the increase in Harmony’s landscape maintenance costs, both were in turf maintenance.

Turf Maintenance—Turf maintenance is

by far the biggest portion of our landscape bill, coming in at just under $295,000/year.

This includes mowing, edging, blowing, and application of fertilizer, herbicides and pesticides. The mowing alone costs about $7000 each week for mowing the entire community.

The first change the CDD made was to reduce the mowings required for the large meadows of bahia grass from 42 weekly mowings per year to 38 per year. This reduction will not only save money but will also allow the bahia to seed properly to ensure proper natural replacement of aging plants.

The second change was to remove the mowing of the rights of way in front of homes located on Cat Brier, Five Oaks, and Schoolhouse from the contract. During the original days when the developer controlled Harmony it was important for the perimeter roads to be kept uniform and well-manicured to promote new home sales. Although those days are long past, the tradition of the CDD paying our landscaper to maintain the turf in those areas

has continued. To save money, the CDD has removed those areas of turf from the landscape contract. We are asking that the residents on those streets mow and maintain the turf between the sidewalk and the street in the same way that the residents on all other streets have had to do since the inception of Harmony.

But is there more that can be done? If you don’t mind taller grass, the mowings can be cut back further. Bahia could be mowed only every other week during the growing season and then once a month during the winter months. Additionally, our St. Augustine turf could be dropped to only once a month mowing in winter as this is when it grows out instead of up, resulting in a fuller turf.

Another option would be to take some of our bahia meadows and convert them to wildflower meadows. Wildflower meadows are only mowed once per year after their seeds mature, so that they can reseed themselves annually. This results in a month or so of “scruffy” appearance, but the colorful flowers and cost savings may be worth it. This option does come with a cost, the cost of converting the bahia meadow from a grassland to a wildflower meadow, so a full cost-benefit analysis would be needed. A small-scale wildflower meadow could be a start for this money saving option so that residents could see how it might look if planted behind their homes.

Shrub and Ground Cover Maintenance—The cost of trimming our

hedges and decorative grasses and keeping our planter beds free of weeds costs Harmony just over $86,000/year. But a lot of our shrubs are dying back, many due to old age as they are 15+ years old and have been pruned every month of their lives. Replacing these shrubs will cost even more if we replant the commercial standards. However, if we look to the Florida natives which grow here naturally and

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udget season for FY 2023 (Oct 1, 2022 to Sept. 30, 2023) has just ended, so now is the time to start thinking about FY 2024’s budget and how Harmony might reduce costs and save money. But, where do we start?

require much less maintenance, then we can reduce both the cost of replacement and the cost of ongoing maintenance.

One such shrub that we currently have in several locations in our landscaping is the Florida Firebush, Hamelia patens. This bush, which flowers from very early spring to late fall, continues to thrive well past that 15-year mark and looks beautiful in natural form, only needing to be pruned once a year. Oh, and you can grow new bushes by simply sticking a cutting from an existing bush into the soil. It’s that easy, so we can create new shrubs from the ones we already have. This is only one of the many Florida natives that can help us reduce our landscaping budget. So, if we can replace many of our currently declining shrubs with firebush, coonties, beautyberries, or other Florida natives, we will decrease our shrub maintenance budget significantly.

Tree Maintenance—Harmony’s mature trees are a significant part of what separates Harmony from other neighborhoods in Central Florida. Although our sycamores have grown high enough that they no longer need extensive pruning, many of our oaks still require annual or biennial pruning at a cost of $46,909/year.

day Field Services maintenance.

So, if you have any innovative ideas about how Harmony’s CDD can save money on our landscape costs, please reach out to me or any of the other CDD supervisors. You can always reach me at Teresa@HarmonyCDD.org. Looking forward to hearing from you. n

These are just a few ideas of how Harmony can save money by thinking outside the box when it comes to landscaping. Next month, day-to-

Mulch Application—Mulch keeps the weeds

PHOTO PROVIDED BY TERESA KRAMER

down, conserves water and gives our landscape beds a finished look. In most areas pine bark/ nuggets are used as mulch, but in areas under pine trees, the mulch is pine straw. Mulch is also used in our children’s playgrounds. We may want to compare the cost of installing a rubberized mat in each of our playgrounds versus the cost of keeping mulch in these areas.

A single application of mulch throughout Harmony costs $68,747, and it is typically applied twice a year for a total of $137,494/year.

Irrigation Repair –The majority of Harmony’s irrigation system is between 15 and 20 years old and was built where the roots of our oak trees are now growing. This creates a perfect storm for irrigation line breaks which are not only expensive to repair but which waste expensive reclaimed water. The Toho Water Authority has been working with us in refunding the cost of the water lost due to breaks if the break is located and repaired expeditiously. However, maintaining this system is still an expensive endeavor costing Harmony almost $73,000/year.

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DID YOU KNOW?

By Kerul Kassel PHD Hamony CDD Board Member

HARMONY'S PET-FRIENDLY DESIGN

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ID YOU KNOW that Harmony was designed to promote the peaceful coexistence of human and animal residents within the community while striking a balance between the preservation, use and enjoyment of Harmony's natural areas? Underlying these objectives are the values of fostering a respect for the land, the protection of wildlife and the sensible use and enjoyment of Harmony's abundant natural and manmade amenities by its residents.

Harmony’s design welcomes companion animals, especially dogs and cats, in a way that allows us to enjoy our pets while also providing a safe environment for them, and for wildlife. That is why Harmony has three dog parks and why dogs and cats are prohibited from being allowed outside without being tethered to a person. We are lucky to have so many places to walk our pets (and so many convenient places to dispose of their waste) as well as let them socialize with each other. Dog park time allows neighbors to get to know one another, too. That’s how my family got to know many of our neighbors.

Unfortunately, our pet-friendly reputation has led people from outside to dump their pets here instead of taking them to the shelter if they can no longer keep them. My family has rescued a couple of dozen dogs over the 11 years we have lived in Harmony. But it is not only dogs that have been dumped here.

In the recent past Harmony has been seeing more and more cats outside. Note that feral cats are not vicious, they are not dangerous (except to wild bird populations), and they are not disease carriers — at least any more than a pet cat. But nobody wants to find cat poop in their landscaping beds, have their arm ripped from the socket by their dog that lunges after a free-roaming cat, or listen to the yowling and fighting of cats outside their home.

Feral cats can live 12-15 years, although there are dangers: cars, dogs, coyotes, fights with other cats, disease and parasites, and finding food and shelter. Feral cats can be tamed with a bit of effort and patience. But in a short time they can multiply their numbers by a lot if not neutered.

One feral female can lead to an entire feral colony within a year or less, and a colony can spread throughout the whole town within two or three years.

All it takes is a single unneutered male cat. So, it is really important that we humanely trap all feral cats and have them neutered. It’s also really important that you keep your pet cats indoors. The Nature and Animal Committee has traps, as well as funds to help pay for spay/neuter costs.

If you see feral cats in your neighborhood, please private message me on Facebook or Nextdoor.com or email me at kerul@me.com so that we can work on getting them trapped and neutered.

We do need more neighbors who are willing to help trap feral cats, who are able to transport cats to and from the vet once they have been trapped, and who might act as temporary foster homes until the cats are recovered enough to release. Please send me your contact information if you might be able to help in the future. n

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Q&A: WHEN YOU SUSPECT A STROKE, REMEMBER “B.E. F.A.S.T.” Strokes happen suddenly and often without warning. Knowing the signs and symptoms, and what to do once you recognize them, can literally save lives. Dr. Alkesh Brahmbhatt, director of the NeuroScience System Emergency Department at AdventHealth, shares his insights on the signs and symptoms of stroke and how important it is to get to the emergency room (ER).

Question: What signs and symptoms of stroke signal

Question: Where should you go if you believe you

Dr. Brahmbhatt: Whether it’s happening to you or to someone you love, there’s a simple phrase to remember when making a potential stroke diagnosis: B.E. F.A.S.T. Knowing this phrase and the importance of each letter can be the difference between life and death.

Stands for Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, and Time. Have you lost balance? Are your eyes clear? Quick checks of these two items could indicate a potential stroke, in which case you should call 911 or go to the ER immediately.

Dr. Brahmbhatt: The ER has to be the first place patients who think they are having a stroke need to go. If you’re having a heart attack, you don’t have time to go to your primary physician. You go to the ER so we can use our lifesaving techniques.

Same thing with stroke. As soon as you feel you are experiencing the signs and symptoms of stroke, go to the ER or call an ambulance to take you to the ER. The paramedics can start the protocol and alert the ER that you are coming in with slurred speech, dizziness, and other subtle signs and symptoms.

Once we make those determinations based on the F.A.S.T. exam, we can continue with a stroke protocol.

One of the easiest methods for identifying a stroke is known as a F.A.S.T. exam:

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DOWNTOWN ST. CLOUD ALIVE & WELL

By Stephanie Milfeld Owner, Z and Q – A Children's Boutique

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ne of the things I hear most in regards to our historic downtown is, "I had no idea this was even here!" or "I didn’t even know this was going on!" As we dive into the fall/holiday season I want to encourage you to visit Downtown to shop small, dine small and partake in some of the awesome activities and events that take place just minutes from your home.

Want to try a fun exercise class? Check out Zumba on Mondays and Cardio Drumming on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Nutrition Zone located at 1100 Massachusetts Ave.

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Browse the fall window displays and vote on your favorite during our Window Stroll on Sept 10th!

Want to get creative? Try a cookie decorating class at Savvy Sweets on September 2, 8, 23 and 30! They are also offering a Ladies’ Night Gnome Cupcake Decorating on September 14th and a Hocus Pocus party on Oct 1st! Register at SavvySweetsTreats.com How about meeting some local authors?

Check out East Row Market and The Pink Paisley’s after-hours event on September 14th located at 1104 New York Ave. Speaking of books, if you have little ones you should check out Storytime at 10am every Thursday at Z and Q (1037 New York Ave.) where you receive a special cookie coin for a free cookie from Savvy Sweets afterwards.

Savvy sweets is also doing a Donuts with Grownups event for little hands on September 15th after storytime where your little ones will get to decorate 6 donuts!

Another concern I often hear is that you can’t make it downtown during small business hours. NO WORRIES! Many of the downtown businesses are offering LIVE SALES on Facebook and Instagram once a month where you can shop from your device no matter where you are or what you are doing.

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• East Row/Pink Paisley Tuesday, September 6th, 8pm

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Finally, Monthly Market returns on September 28th from 5-9pm with food trucks, live music, 100+ unique pop-up vendors, and a whole lot of fun!

Among the construction, downtown St. Cloud is alive and well and ready for you to come visit.

Where will we see YOU this month downtown?

Follow @downtownmonthlymarket for more info or check out downtownsaintcloud.com for a full calendar and info on various local businesses. n Z and Q – A Children’s Boutique 1037 New York Ave. Saint Cloud, FL 34769 www.zandq.com • @zandqboutique

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