Grand Hampton Magazine - May 2023

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Grand Hampton HOA 8301 Dunham Station Drive • Tampa FL 33647 T: 813.973.8368 F: 813.929.1972

www.egrandhampton.com

Melrose 24 hour emergency number - 813-854-5033

Grand Hampton Board of Directors

Rich Kennedy — President

Rich Craig — Vice President

Michael Holmes— Treasurer

James Burnes — Secretary

Janet Wasserberger — Director at Large Community Association Manager - Chris Haines, LCAM chaines@melrosecorporation.com grandhampton@melrosemanagement.com

Amenities Supervisor - Barry Moon bmoon@melrosemanagement.com

Lifestyle Director: Laurie Ferguson grandhampton@melroselifestyle.com

Gate Access System

Please take the time to set your profile and guest list so the guards at the gate can get your family, friends, and preferred vendors in to see you as fast as possible.

Website: www.egrandhampton.com

Log onto www.gateaccess.net/login to get started. Your community code is GH. Your username is the primary phone number in our system. If you don’t know or have forgotten your Resident Access 4-digit security code, you would need to contact our office to obtain it at 813-973-8368.

Information on the website includes GH Events, Amenities & Rental Info., Forms and Documents for exterior alternations, list of Board of Directors, Board Meeting Minutes, Monthly Newsletter, Association Announcements. And more.

Guard House: (813) 907-9047

Accounting: 1-800-647-0055

Collection Day: Monday (trash) & Thursday (recycling & trash)

Non-Emergency TPD: (813) 231-6130

PUBLISHER: WWW.KEMMEDIAGROUP.COM

Transportation safety is vital to the overall health and well-being of the residents of Grand Hampton. Here are some tips for safety on bikes, golfcarts and pedestrians:

Bike Safety:

• Obey and follow all traffic rules

• Ride bicycles with the flow of traffic

• If you must ride in the dark wear reflective clothing or accents, especially on your ankles, wrists, back, and helmet. If a carrier is added, make sure the rear reflector remains visible

• Add the brightest lights you can find to the front and rear of your bicycle

• Always assume you are not seen by a driver

Golf Cart Safety:

• Obey and follow all traffic rules

• Make sure the direction selector is in the correct position before accelerating

• Always bring the golf cart to a full stop before shifting direction

• Slow down before and during turn

• Check behind you before operating in reverse

• Always yield to pedestrians

• Use seatbelts, if available

• Do not text and drive the golf cart

• Do not allow anyone to stand in a moving golf cart

• Do not drive the cart while intoxicated

• When Driving in the dark be sure your golf cart lights are on

Pedestrian Safety:

• Be predictable. Follow the rules of the road and obey signs and signals. Walk on sidewalks whenever they are available. If there is no sidewalk, walk facing traffic and as far from traffic as possible

• Keep alert at all times; don’t be distracted by electronic devices that take your eyes (and ears) off the road

• Never assume a driver sees you. Make eye contact with drivers as they approach to make sure you are seen

• Be visible at all times. Wear bright clothing during the day and wear reflective materials or use a flashlight at night

• Watch for cars entering or exiting driveways or backing up in parking lots

Have you received an HOA letter to clean up? Do you think you may be getting one?

(813) 955-9269

What you need to know to RSVP for Lifestyle Events

1. Visit our Website: Visit www.egrandhampton.com to see upcoming events and click on the image of the event on the home page or on the event on the community calendar to bring you to that event’s page and click the “RSVP here” button. NOTE: Any event with a star next to it on the online community calendar needs an RSVP.

2. Know your log-in information: If you do not have one set up or need help, please email the website administrator at info@connecttoneighbors.com for assistance.

3. Check for age limits or restrictions: We have events for all ages so please make sure to check if the event is family friendly. Events that are just for adults will have an age limit listed on the event flyer or have the word “Adult” in the title.

4. Note if space is limited: Events may have limited space depending on the location and the nature of the event. Events that are held inside have a maximum number of attendees allowed because the clubhouse has a maximum capacity set by fire code standards. This maximum capacity is set and followed to ensure the safety of our residents.

5. RSVPs are very important to the success of Grand Hampton events. This ensures that we have enough food and or drink to accommodate everyone and minimize waste.

6. If you are not sure how-to RSVP on-line, please call 813-973-8368.

PLEASE HELP US BY RSVPing for upcoming events.

Sincerely, Laurie Ferguson/Lifestyle Director Grand Hampton Grandhampton@melroselifestyle.com

Love Your Life

By Laurie Ferguson/Lifestyle Manager

Mindful May

Grand Hampton has resort-style amenities, the perfect location, beautiful homes but what makes this community above the rest is the happy homeowners. This month is Mindful May, what does it mean to be mindful:Mindfulness means maintaining a momentby-moment awareness of our thoughts, feelings, bodily sensations and surrounding environment, through a gentle nurturing lens. As the school year comes to an end at the end of the month it means a new schedule for kids and parents. Be mindful of the small things. I always notice at all events, the sound of laughter from families or new neighbors making friends. The Lifestyle Program here at Grand Hampton is a mindful way of staying connected with other people in the neighborhood. Also, we have a sense of community instead of just a group of houses together. I look forward to seeing everyone at upcoming events!! Stay mindful and happy.

Laurie Ferguson

History of Mother's Day

Mother's Day is a holiday celebrated annually to honor and appreciate mothers and motherhood. The modern version of Mother's Day has its roots in the United States.

The origins of Mother's Day can be traced back to the 19th century. In 1870, Julia Ward Howe, a social activist and writer, suggested the idea of a Mother's Day for Peace, which was to be a day for mothers to come together and work for world peace.

However, it was Anna Jarvis who is credited with founding the modern Mother's Day holiday in the United States. Anna Jarvis was a social activist from West Virginia who began campaigning for a day to honor mothers after the death of her own mother, Ann Jarvis, in 1905.

Anna Jarvis held the first Mother's Day celebration on May 10, 1908, at a church in Grafton, West Virginia. The event was a huge success, and Anna Jarvis began campaigning for the holiday to be officially recognized by the government.

In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed a proclamation designating the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day. The holiday quickly became popular, and it was soon celebrated in countries around the world.

Over time, the holiday has evolved to include not just mothers but also grandmothers, stepmothers, and other maternal figures. It is a day for people to express their love and appreciation for the important women in their lives.

History of Memorial Day

Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States that is observed annually on the last Monday in May. The holiday is a time to honor and remember the men and women who have died while serving in the U.S. military.

The origins of Memorial Day can be traced back to the Civil War, which lasted from 1861 to 1865. After the war ended, communities across the country began holding ceremonies to honor the soldiers who had died in battle.

One of the earliest Memorial Day observances was held on May 1, 1865, in Charleston, South Carolina. A group of newly freed slaves held a ceremony to honor Union soldiers who had died in a prisoner-of-war camp near the city. They decorated the soldiers' graves with flowers and held a parade to commemorate their sacrifice.

In 1868, General John A. Logan, the commander-inchief of the Grand Army of the Republic, a Union veterans organization, declared May 30th as Decoration Day, a day to decorate the graves of Union soldiers with flowers. The first national observance of Decoration Day was held at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.

Over time, the holiday came to be known as Memorial Day and was expanded to honor all Americans who had died while serving in the military. In 1971, Congress declared Memorial Day a national holiday to be observed on the last Monday in May.

Today, Memorial Day is observed with parades, ceremonies, and the decoration of graves with flags and flowers. It is a time to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who have served in the U.S. military and to honor their memory.

Plan on Making a Change to the Exterior of your House?

Exterior modifications to your Lot require approval from the Association, prior to making the proposed change. All proposed changes are reviewed by The Design Review Committee (“DRC”). The primary function of the DRC is to (a) establish standards for modification of homes and Lots in the community, and (b) to evaluate applications and design documents in accordance with the Design Review Manual for the Association. The Design Review Manual and all regulations, guidelines and standards can be found on the website with the following steps:

www.egrandhampton.com > docs and forms >design review

Here are some are simple guidelines to start any exterior modification request:

1. Submit an application. There are two types of modification application: one for exterior painting only and then one for all other modifications. Applications can be found on the website.

2. Submit a marked survey of your Lot that clearly identifies where the proposed modification will occur on the Lot.

3. Submit any other supplemental information as needed for the modification. Examples of this are sketches/site plans for the proposed modification, details of the materials to be ent the full information from the Design Review Manual or the full requirements for submitting a modification form for the DRC’s review. Please contact Association Manager Chris Haines at chaines@melrosemanagement.com or 813-973-8368 if you have any questions regarding the exterior modification process for the Association.

EASTER FUN!

Pickleball Training Camp at Grand Hampton

Wine Tasting Fun in April

Be sure not to miss the next one which is schedule for Friday, November 10, 2023

AdventHealth Honors 100-Year-Old Veteran with Honorary Membership to Wellness Center

Trainers at the AdventHealth Wellness Center Wesley Chapel have honored a 100-year-old veteran, Roy Caldwood, with an honorary membership in recognition of his dedication to health and wellness.

Caldwood, a retired World War II U.S. Army Buffalo Soldier, began his fitness journey last summer after his wife passed away. His daughter, Diane, suggested he join the AdventHealth Wellness Center Wesley Chapel, and he hasn't looked back since. Caldwood now works out regularly at the center and even has home gym equipment to keep himself fit.

Caldwood's trainer, Mike Guerdan, says that he is truly inspiring and always willing to tackle any new workout. Caldwood says that the key to staying fit at his age is to keep moving, and he's “not ready for the rocking chair just yet.”

"We are honored to have Roy as a member of our wellness center," said Erik Wangsness, President and CEO of AdventHealth Wesley Chapel. "His dedication to health and wellness as a centenarian is an inspiration to us all! We are grateful for his service to our country and are proud to be able to help him achieve his fitness goals."

The AdventHealth Wellness Center Wesley Chapel is open to anyone, not just patients of AdventHealth. The center offers a variety of fitness and wellness programs designed to help people of all ages and abilities achieve their health goals.

Roy works out with his personal trainer, Mike. It’s common for him to do more than 30 push-ups at a time!

LIFE

By ChatGPT

Pasco County Parks Announces Summer Day Camp Registration

~~2023 online camp registration began April 22 at select sites~~

Summer is right around the corner, and this year could be the best one yet for your kids! Pasco County Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources is excited to announce our 2023 Summer Day Camp – seven weeks of summer fun with games, arts and crafts, movies, guest speakers, field trips and much more. Registration begins April 22!

WHAT: Pasco Parks 2023 Summer Day Camp

WHEN: Monday to Friday | June 12 to July 28, 2023

8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily

WHO: Kids ages 5 to 13 | Various locations

HOW: Register ONLINE only | Space is limited

Pasco County residents can register for the full, seven-week program Saturday, April 22 at 10 a.m. Register for full and partial programs Monday, April 24 at 10 a.m. Those who registered for all seven weeks can sign-up for before and after care Friday, April 28 at 10 a.m.

For easy enrollment, create an account here: mypas.co/PascoCreateAccount.

Pasco County also offers an inclusive Exceptional Play in Camp (EPIC) for children who may excel with additional support.

For more 2023 Summer Day Camp information, including a list of locations, EPIC Camp details, camp capacities, costs and financial assistance, please visit: mypas.co/PascoSummerCamp

Life is a mysterious and ever-changing phenomenon that is difficult to fully comprehend or define. It is a journey filled with joy, pain, love, heartbreak, laughter, and tears. It is a journey that is unique to every individual, with each person experiencing it in their own way.

At its core, life is about growth and transformation. From the moment we are born, we begin to learn, explore, and discover the world around us. We make mistakes, we learn from them, and we evolve into the person we are meant to be.

Throughout our lives, we encounter a variety of challenges and obstacles that test our strength, resilience, and determination. These challenges can be physical, emotional, or mental, and they can come in many different forms. Whether it's the loss of a loved one, a career setback, a health issue, or a personal struggle, we are constantly being tested and challenged.

Despite the many obstacles we face, life is also filled with incredible moments of joy and happiness. We experience the love of our family and friends, we achieve our goals and dreams, and we find meaning and purpose in our lives. These moments are what make life worth living, and they help us to appreciate the beauty and wonder of the world around us.

At the heart of life is our relationships with others. We are social creatures who thrive on human connection and community. Our relationships with family, friends, and romantic partners are the foundation of our lives, and they give us the love, support, and encouragement we need to navigate the ups and downs of life.

Ultimately, life is a journey that is meant to be lived to the fullest. It is about taking risks, following our passions, and embracing all the challenges and opportunities that come our way. It is about finding joy in the little things, and appreciating the beauty and wonder of the world around us.

Life is a complex and mysterious journey that is filled with both joy and pain. It is about growth, transformation, and the relationships we build with others. It is a journey that is unique to every individual, and it is up to each of us to embrace it fully and live it to the fullest.

EVENTS

Gypsy- A Musical Fable

5/5-5/7 8pm-10pm

4537 Lowell Road, Tampa

VAN Lutz Conservation Park Tour

5/6 9am Conservation Court, Lutz

May 2023

Homeopathy for Mothers & Children

5/11 11am-12pm

1821 Bruce B Downs Boulevard, Wesley Chapel

Come learn something new while you

Based on the book by Arthur Laurents, Gypsy is the tale of an ambitious stage mother in the 1920s fighting for her daughters’ success, while secretly yearning for her own. This musical includes many well known classics such as “Small World,” “and Together Wherever We Go.”, and “Everything’s Coming Up Roses”, all by by Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim. If you want to experience these live on stage, visit www. carrollwoodcenter.org to purchase your ticket!

Kentucky Derby Watch Party

5/6 6pm

5429 Village Market,Wesley Chapel

Florida has many amazing and beautiful natural parks all over the state. This tour covers the ones available to us in this area. The Veteran Approved Network, VAN Members, area veterans, and their families come together to explore Tampa Bay’s greatest parks! Attend four or more park tours to qualify for great prizes at the December Tour Finale! Visit www.eventbrite.com for more information.

Jewelry & Craft Festival

5/7 1pm-3pm

6333 Wesley Grove Boulevard, Wesley Chapel

bond with your family at this educational seminar! Homeopathy is safe, non-toxic and budget-friendly, made to avoid the harmful side-effects of unnecessary chemicals. Learn what generations of mothers have used to keep themselves and their families healthy, naturally! Topics will include some of the many health issues that are possible for women to go through, and what can help soothe those symptoms. Reserve your spot for free on www.eventbrite.com

Goat Yoga

5/13 10am-11am

3338 Land O' Lakes Boulevard, Land O' Lakes

Join your community at In The Loop

This year will mark the 149th running of the Kentucky Derby! This historical event has been going for almost 150 years for a reason. It is an opportunity for friends and family to get together to bond over light competition and the suspense of the race. The watch party will be held at O'Brien's Irish Pub.

If you are looking for the perfect Mother's Day gift, this is the place to go! The jewelry and craft festival will be held inside the B&B Theatres and have a wide variety of vendors to choose from. All of the local vendors presented will be from the surrounding area in support of small business owners. Once your done shopping, be sure visit the other attractions within the B&B Theatres.

Brewing for a fun morning yoga session, taught by one of our certified yoga instructors. Classes are designed for all skill levels, so anyone over the age of 10 is welcome to participate. Goats will jump around, interact, and play during the yoga session. Your ticket includes a free drink! Available on www.eventbrite.com

Pasco Aging Network Boots and Bling

5/13 6pm-10pm

3535 Trophy Blvd, Trinity

for morning car shows. The evening will feature over 500 spots for everything from exotic to classic cars. To make the experience even more exciting, a live DJ and many local vendors have been hired! Plenty of delicious food and drinks will be available as refreshments. VIP Parking tickets are available on www.eventbrite.com

Mental Health Presentation

5/16 6pm-7pm

Dance your Dream 5/20 5pm

7727 Boyette Rd, Wesley Chapel

Dance your Dream is an annual celebration hosted by HOPE Services. Each year the goal is to uplift and welcome all people living with disabilities and come together as a community to celebrate and have fun. The theme will be prom and dance attire, as this event is for those 15 years and older. Visit www.allevents.in for the registration code!

Come out to Seven Springs Golf and Country Club to support the Pasco Aging Network as they present their annual fundraiser to support senior services in Pasco County! The festival will include lots of entertaining activities such as raffles, dancing, and games! A cash bar will also be available. Find more information on www.pascoagingnetwork.org/ tickets

Mother’s Day Pop Up Shop 5/13 2pm-6pm

11968 North Florida Avenue, Tampa

The National Alliance on Mental Illness Pasco County is teaming up with the community to hold a presentation on the importance of mental health. Every person goes through the strain of everyday life the best they can, but it is important to remember we are not alone. Knowing how to process your emotions and accepting support can be a huge first step in feeling your best. To learn more contact lol@pascolibraries.org.

Latin Night with DJ Mickey

5/18 6pm

5817 Wesley Grove Blvd, Wesley Chapel

Culture Suite Event Venue is presenting Tampa businesses for you to support while picking up personalized and custom gifts for the special moms in your life! All the support will benefit the local mothers running their businesses present at the days event. After you have finished shopping, get your free Mommy and Me photos courtesy of AD 360 Productions! Reserve your spot on www. eventbrite.com!

Provisions After Hours Car Show 5/15 7pm-10pm

5862 Goldview Parkway, Wesley Chapel

This afternoon car show is for those who love all types of cars, but might not be available

Do you enjoy the excitement and passion of Latin music? Then join your community live at KRATE with DJ Mickey! He is a renowned DJ with the skills to keep spinning the best music all night long to keep you dancing! This is a great chance to spend time with your family and connect with your community. No registration necessary!

Unholy Comedy Show

5/20 8pm-11pm

24836 Florida 54 Lutz

Hosted by comedians Hugh Carey and Lauren Gray, Unholy Comedy Show is an immersive night of R-Rated stand-up comedy, audience tarot readings, music, oddities, and more! Get your tickets on www. eventbrite.com.

2023 Spring Figure Skating Show

5/21 1pm

3173 Cypress Ridge Blvd, Wesley Chapel

AdventHealth Center Ice is celebrating spring

with their annual figure skating show! This will also be the launch party of their new program, the Sunshine State Figure Skating Club! With this new collaboration the facility will able to host competitions, shows, and club events to inspire the participants to thrive and hone their talent to best of their ability. Visit ahcenterice.com for more information.

Florida-Friendly Water Harvesting

5/25 2pm-3pm

34043 State Road 54, Wesley Chapel

During Florida’s rainy season, rainwater can be harvested, or captured, and saved for later use in your landscape to offset potable water use in irrigation. Florida-Friendly landscapes utilize efficient irrigation, and water harvesting helps by adding another way to preserve and protect water resources. This program is here to help you learn how to have healthy and beautiful landscapes that suit your lifestyle, while protecting Florida’s natural resources and being environmentally sustainable. Reserve your spot on www. eventbrite.com

Aluna's Zodiac

By Aluna Michaels

MAY 2023

Taurus (April 20 – May 20) — Happy birthday

Taurus! Jupiter is the planet of joy, abundance and harmony, and it moves into your sign for a one year stay! It’s been twelve years since the last visit, so release outmoded thoughts, behaviors or relationships to make room for who you are now and who you’re becoming! Expand, open, and take bold risks in all areas of your lives. You’ll feel guided by a higher force. Stay true to your heart and amazing events will unfold!

Gemini (May 21 – June 20) — So much energy is moving around in your subconscious. You can work to delete negative “computer files” that lead to toxic thoughts. You are not your brain and you’re in charge, even if you think you aren’t! Start with one prominent negative belief and practice being aware of it, even if that seems exhausting if it’s frequent. Soothe yourself each time, then boldly replace it with a new, healing idea. You’ll have less depression, more creativity and better sleep!

Cancer (June 21 – July 22) — Open your heart to new friends, and new activities that ignite your passion for helping your community! You’ll feel playful as Jupiter changes signs this month. You’ll feel less shy about meeting people and you’ll want to get involved in fun groups that are also meaningful to you. You might have challenging discussions with family regarding money. Stand by what you know if fair and don’t waver. Wait until June for any investments.

Leo (July 23 – Aug. 22)

— It’s an amazing career month! Jupiter is opening doors that haven’t been this wide since twelve years ago! You can get your

dream job, or be doing meaningful things at work that fulfill you. In general, you’ll feel that your outer world is matching your inner world. You’re able to be authentic and “real” at work, in relationships and everywhere else! Make sure any partnerships allow space for this “expanded you”. You can’t stay small for anyone!

Virgo (Aug. 23 – Sept. 22) — Jupiter’s change of sign renews your spirituality! Try new ways of connecting with the Universe. Yoga, qigong, meditation, and even travel open your mind to the wonders around you! Make it your top priority to eliminate worry. It drags you down physically, and emotionally. Certain supplements heal rumination. Affirmations work once you identify the thoughts you’re replacing and offer yourself compassion! Relationships deepen with your sense of being relaxed and safe.

Libra (Sept. 23 – Oct. 22) — Jupiter’s change of sign deepens your sexuality . It’s the most profound shift in twelve years! You’re able to be more intimate and perhaps even a channel for the Divine Feminine or Masculine. Make sure a current partnership can grow along with this sacred expansion within you! You can also have amazing opportunities for financial investment. You’re in tune with the abundance of the Universe! Examine options carefully and make a move in June, after Mercury moves direct.

Scorpio (Oct. 23 – Nov. 21) — Jupiter’s change of signs heals longterm partnerships, or brings you a lovely new partner if single. If any relationship is stagnant and unable to grow, it’ll be easy to release. Don’t feel weird if a new connection flows right into

your life. Be open! Forgive all past romantic bonds so you remain optimistic about how your heart has evolved. There are people to match your emotional and spiritual growth!

Sagittarius

(Nov. 22 – Dec.

21) — Honor your body as the amazing being that it is! Set new goals about eating fresher food, being more consistent with fun exercise, and allowing yourself adequate rest. Don’t let people tempt you away from your commitments. Create space in your home for fitness/ meditation. Clear your kitchen and dining area to make them more inviting for cooking and eating. You can also have amazing work opportunities that make your job more meaningful, and even playful!

Capricorn

(Dec. 22 – Jan. 19)

— It’s an amazing relationship time! But don’t start any partnerships if values aren’t aligned, especially in regards to finances. You must be able to talk openly about important issues at the outset. You’ll ask more of current connections as well, and they’ll need to evolve in vital areas. You might also noticing a craving for art or creativity. Explore your talents, even if you don’t think you have any!

Aquarius (Jan. 20 – Feb. 18) — You might be able to buy a new home, or make your current one more beautiful and fun. You can have more people over and feel surrounded by love! Meditate on the fact that you don’t have to comprise your uniqueness to have relationships. You just need to let your magnetic energy draw cool people towards you who adore you

as you are! You can also be making more money, even if you’ve been struggling or worrying for awhile.

Pisces (Feb. 19 – March 20) – Trust yourself! As you meditate more and embrace your authenticity, it can cause waves with to others who want you to stay quiet and compliant. Stand firm in your new reality! New friends come into your world who love your outspokenness and value your spirituality. If you wrestle with addictions or toxic thinking, step back from struggling. Wash self-hate away with your own compassion. You’ll notice fast improvements that give you hope!

Aries (March 21 – April 19) — Jupiter’s change of sign brings financial abundance! It’s like the Universe is cutting you a break after waiting for results to finally arrive! Meditation helps guide you wisely, as will a trusted person whose wisdom deeply resonates with you. You’ll also have huge improvements in self-esteem. You can feel the depth of your self-love. You might also explore the spiritual practice of tithing to a worthy cause to keep prosperity circulating!

Aluna Michaels is a secondgeneration astrologer. She also holds a Masters in Spiritual Counseling and has been teaching and consulting for more than three decades. Her book “Spiritual Gifts of the 12 Astrological Signs” is now on Amazon in Kindle version and as an E-book on her website. Aluna is available for appointments in her home, by phone or Zoom. Call (727) 239-7179 (landline, so no texting!) or call/ text (248) 583-1663 or visit www. alunamichaels.com

For upcoming lifestyle events: check out the GH website at www.egrandhampton.com

These events are subject to change. Please check the website for the most current information. Clubhouse: 813-973-8368

Lifestyle Manager

Pool Party Procedures

Grand Hampton’s Management Staff would like to remind our residents of the pool rules and pool party procedures to make everyone’s time at the pool safe and enjoyable.

Pool Party Procedures:.

• There is a limit of 10 guests for any household for a pool party. You must let the Amenity staff know of your party and your guests within 2 business days of your party.

• Each resident is allowed 4 non-paying guests. Each guest after that is $3.00 for ages 4-11 and $5.00 for ages 12 and up.

• Cabana areas are on a first come, first served basis. You may not reserve seating by placing personal items and leaving the area. You must stay with your items.

• You may never use more than 2 of the upper deck cabana tables.

• You may never use more than 1 of the covered areas around the pool.

• The use of balloons is not permitted in the pool deck/cabana area. Any decorations used must be safely removed before leaving the pool area.

• Food and drink consumption is only permitted on the pool deck area at the upper level or under covered cabanas.

• Food and drinks are only permitted in NONBREAKABLE containers.

NO GLASS!

The staff at Grand Hampton appreciates your cooperation as we work to keep our pool area a safe environment for everyone. For a complete list of pool rules, please refer to the sign posted near the entrance of the pool area. Also, be sure to check out the Grand Hampton website: www.egrandhampton.com.