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APRIL 2025
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MEMBERSHIP
MARK CHITWOOD VP OF CLUBS
CIERA WOODRUFF DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP
GOLF
DARREN HOWARD DIRECTOR OF GOLF
ADAM ALLDREDGE HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL
KEVIN GOMES DIRECTOR OF AGRONOMY
GREAT HOUSE
ALICE DIXON GREAT HOUSE & EVENTS MANAGER
BERNARD KRAMER DESCEND MANAGER
DOMINIQUE ADDISON EXECUTIVE CHEF
SWIM, FITNESS, & RECREATION
PHILLIP HOPPER DIRECTOR OF CLUB EXPERIENCE
KIYA DOBSON HILL HOUSE MANAGER
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS
BRANDI DARNALL OWNER RELATIONS MANAGER
String crafts
APRIL 5 | 10AM-11AM | CRAFT ROOM
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PAINT & SIP
APRIL 6 | 1PM-3PM | CRAFT ROOM | 21+ | $45
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FAMILY TRIVIA NIGHT
APRIL 12 | 5PM-8PM | DINING ROOM
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EGG HUNT & CRAFTS
APRIL 19 | 11AM |
RIDGELINE
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APRIL 20 | 10AM - 2PM | DESCEND
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WEDNESDAY: 11AM-7PM
THURSDAY: 11AM-8PM
FRIDAY-SATURDAY: 11AM-9PM
SUNDAY: 11AM-8PM
DESCEND WILL BE OPEN 11AM-7PM APRIL 14 & 15
OFFERING AN ALL-DAY LUNCH MENU
THURSDAYS
FRIDAYS-SUNDAYS |
8AM-5PM DAILY Bistro
MONDAY-TUESDAY: 12PM-6PM
FRIDAY-SUNDAY: 8AM-12PM
Trail & Cart Fees
We will be billing cart/trail fees in April. Please select here to see the 2025 Cart Program options.
If you would like to enroll in one of these optional programs or make an adjustment to the program you are currently on, please e-mail Adam.
Tournament Registration
The Invit
It’s that time of year, gentlemen! Grab a partner and join us for the Domerie Peak Invitational.
Due to high demand, registration will be tiered in structure based on member type. Please refer to Adam’s e-mail here for reference. Guest name and handicap are necessary when registering.
Please select the link below to view the event schedule and registration page.
MEN’S INVITATIONAL
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REGISTRATIONS OPEN AT 9AM ON APRIL 1ST.
The Birdies are taking over Bourbon Street for this year’s, NOLA-themed Tee in the Timbers Invitational!
Registration for all eligible Golf members will be available through the membership website until June 15th. Guest name and handicap are necessary when registering.
Please select the link below to view the event schedule and registration page.
WOMEN’S INVITATIONAL
6AM-8PM DAILY
FRIDAY
WEDNESDAY TUESDAY Yoga 11:30AM Bootcamp 8:45AM *Optional Abs Kicker 9:35AM Heavy Hitters 10:35AM *Optional Abs Kicker 11:10AM Cardio Circuit 10AM
APRIL 18 | 5PM-7:30PM | 1761 WANNAWISH
SUNDAY-THURSDAY: 6AM-7PM
FRIDAY-SATURDAY: 6AM-9PM
10AM-5PM DAILY
10AM-5PM DAILY
Rope Rider
OPENING APRIL 4
APRIL 4-17: 8AM-6PM
APRIL 18-30: 7AM-6PM
FIRST TEE TIME 1 HOUR AFTER OPENING
2025 GOLF EVENTS
APRIL 11
MAY 3
JUNE 6
JUNE 12
JUNE 20
JULY 12-13
AUGUST 1-3
SEPTEMBER 6-7
SEPTEMBER 12
OCTOBER 11
FIRESIDE CHAT
OPENER SCRAMBLE
MEMBER-GUEST
WOMEN’S CLUB
MONS/WEDS 1PM TUES/THUS 9AM
JUNIOR GOLF
MEN’S CLUB
MONDAYS 9AM WEDNESDAYS 9AM
PGA JR. LEAGUE(AGES 8-14) JUNE-JULY 3-DAY CAMP (AGES 6-15) AUGUST 18-20
Traffic Calming and Speed Awareness
As you may recall from community association meetings in 2024, we have been working on the implementation of a traffic calming and speed awareness initiative for our sixty-plus miles of private streets. Although we have already activated some of our new resources such as a mobile speed tracker that can be moved around the property to access traffic volumes and speeds as well as deploy a mobile speed awareness sign, traffic cameras along major thoroughfares which can be monitored remotely for observing careless and reckless driving, parking and stop sign violations, littering, etc.…, we are now ready to execute the next stage of the program.
Starting in April, we will be utilizing dashboard mounted speed detection radar in all patrol vehicles which are equipped with traffic cameras. This new technology will allow us to accurately record vehicle speeds as well as capture the vehicle license plates for possible identification in our owner database Since we are not law enforcement and our streets are private, we will not be making traffic stops or citing for violations of laws We will however be citing for rules violations Vehicles that exceed the posted speed limit will be issued a notice of violation and a fine imposed.
Our current SROA and TCVA violation and schedule of fines list speeding and/or reckless driving with a First Offense being a Warning, Second Offense (or Warning) being a $100 fine and Repeat/Continued Offenses (in addition to the first fine) being a $200 fine. We also have a construction and builder violation and fine schedule that we will be following. As a reminder to all owners, the rules apply to your guests and visitors as well. Any violations of your guests or visitors will ultimately be the responsibility of the owner since the CC&R’s are only applicable to the homeowner.
For visitors and guests that we do not have their vehicle information or know their identity, we will attempt to locate their vehicle in the community and make contact with them. If the visitor or guest is associated with a rental property, we will notify the property manager and or owner so that they can address accordingly. With an escalating fine schedule, those rental property managers and owners will want to make sure that their guests understand that they will be held responsible for any fines that the owner may incur as a result of their guest’s violation.
As a final piece in our traffic calming and speed awareness initiative, we will be installing speed cushions on Suncadia Trail and Tumble Creek Drive These cushions (bumps/humps) will allow emergency vehicles with their wider wheelbases to traverse the cushions at a higher speed while a normal vehicle would experience a sudden bump if they attempted to do so. Additionally, these cushions are removable which will allow us to relocate them to different areas based on the needs.
Once our new resources and technology are fully deployed, we will begin tracking/monitoring the effectiveness of our program. It is our intention to provide a detailed report showing significant improvement in reducing speed and reckless driving before year end. Future investments in technology are also being considered. Additionally, we will be looking at having an updated speed study conducted by our traffic engineering firm. With the help of our owners, guests, visitors, property managers, contractors, staff and management, we should see an immediate improvement to traffic compliance.
Respectfully,
Edward Simpkins, CMCA, AMS, CCE Director of Community Associations
