Residents' Review June 2023

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President’s Message Fellow CCS Residents,

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appy summer! I hope everyone had a wonderful end to the spring and the school year and that you are as excited as I am to relax with family and friends during these hot summer days!

From an HOA standpoint, I’m delighted to report that the pool will now be open to all residents for “Swim at Your Own Risk” starting at 6AM this summer. Out of respect for your neighbors near the pool, please be conscious of noise while you are enjoying the pool in the early morning hours. I hope lots of you will be able to enjoy swimming laps in the early morning, and that some of our younger residents can enjoy splashing and swimming before the sun is at its strongest! We are excited about this change allowing residents to use our community amenities in ways that are best and most convenient for them.

Speaking of the pool, we are so proud to support our CCS Sharks! The HOA recently invested in new, automated timers for swim meets to match the amenities for swim teams in similar communities. We will have 129 swimmers hard at work in the pool on weekday mornings in June between 8:00 - 11:00AM. Even if you do not have a swimmer in your family, please come and cheer on the Sharks at home meets on Thursday, June 1 and Thursday, June 22 at 5:30PM! Tremendous thanks to Meredith Brohm, Lindsay Ryan and

the entire swim team committee for getting this year off to another great start.

I also hope you continue to enjoy playing pickleball and tennis on our fabulous community courts! Please remember to use the new scheduling software@ pmi.cincwebaxis.com/ ccs when planning your games to minimize confusion on the courts.

Finally, please remember and remind your guests to be extra careful when driving on our streets in the summertime. Now that school is out, there will be even more people and children walking, biking, and on golf carts in our community. Let’s allow the summer heat to slow us all down so everyone stays safe!

2023 BOARD OF TRUSTEE MEE TING SCHEDULE Meetings are held at the HOA Office at 5:00pm.

June 12 @ 4:00pm

I hope to see you on June 10 for the Tone Twisters Concert in the Park!

Happy summer, Jonathan Webber | President

jwebber@ccshoa.com

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Log on to pmi.cincwebaxis.com/ccs for tennis/ pickleball reservations and all matters of CCS Register your home alarm with the City of Johns Creek.

Walk AGAINST traffic — it’s safer for EVERYONE. If you need to park on the road overnight please call the HOA or our Safety Team.

No motorcycles, or scooter types may be ridden in CCS.

General Manager's Letter

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would first like to say CONGRATULATIONS! To all the graduates! I wish you all the best as you move into the next chapter.

I hope you are all enjoying the pool! If you have misplaced or can’t find your pool key cards please contact the HOA Office for replacements, the cost is $25.00 each.

I would like to ask your cooperation on a few pool observations.

Please ask your older children to not use the kiddie pool and the kiddie pool slides when the little ones are using it. The little ones do not have anywhere else to play and swim. Lastly, please be considerate with the number of guests at the pool, especially now in the beginning of the pool season. Currently, there is not a limit on the number of guests, but if that gets out of control, there may be a need for a limit in the future.

Children have been pulling the bars open to crawl through the pool fence either to get balls that have gone into the pool area when the pool is closed, or to avoid having to walk around to the entrance gate when the pool is open. Not only is this a very dangerous practice but we have had to replace 4 sections of the fencing this year prior to pool opening. Please speak with your children and let them know that they may call safety patrol to retrieve balls, but they cannot bend the bars to the fence to crawl into the pool area. Thank you!

Stephanie Fain | General Manager sfain@ccshoa.com

Watch your speed & stop for stop signs; our community is monitored!

Complimentary Notary Service available at the HOA. Contact the HOA before any trees are cut; permission required.

Report ANY suspicious activity to our Safety Team.

ANY exterior changes require ASC approval.

Call the HOA for more info.

Traveling, vacation, unoccupied home? Submit a Vacation/Away Form to our Safety Team.

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ummer has finally arrived, make sure to get out and enjoy the outdoors and put a little effort in your landscape to ensure that your trees, plants and flowers survive the most stressful season of the year. This is especially important this year due to the cold temperatures that we experienced during the winter. Many plants will come out of dormancy stressed and weak making them more susceptible to insects and disease meaning they will need additional care to recover.

Below is a list with descriptions that you can follow to assure success and minimize plant loss in your landscape.

Irrigation This is the single most important task that you can do to protect your landscape from an extended drought and high temperatures. Your landscape contractors should give you an evaluation of your irrigation system(s) that includes any repairs or modifications needed to properly water your landscape. You will need your systems running at 4

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100% efficiency. Even though most mature trees shrubs and groundcover typically do not need supplemental watering, this year could be different if we are hit with another drought. Make sure that all available irrigation (trees, shrubs, ground cover, annual flower beds and turf) is ready for the task. If not, the loss of plants and trees could become much costlier than the preparation.

Fertilizer

Mulch or Pine Straw

If your landscape provider hasn’t applied horticultural oil to your plants during the winter months to control wintering insects, make sure that a systemic insecticide and if needed, a systemic fungicide is applied. Most importantly make sure that plants that exhibited insect and disease problems last year are treated. You will want to make sure that plants that are commonly known to harbor pests such as Roses, Boxwoods and Crape Myrtle trees are treated as well.

It is typical to recommend a May/June application due to the premium quality of Pine straw that is available at that time of year. If you haven’t completed this yet, it is highly recommended to apply now. A 2-3″ layer of pine straw or 1-1.5″ of decomposed hardwood mulch will suffice. Plus, it will breathe new beauty into your landscape.

If you’re working with a contractor, make sure that they provide a trenched edge, with smooth flowing simple curves, between turf bed lines. This will help contain the mulch within the bed and provide a detailed edge that leaves that crisp clean appearance.

Apply a very slow-release fertilizer such as 12-4-8 (70% slow-release nitrogen) with micro-nutrients and gibberellins (like vitamins for the body) to all trees, shrubs, and ground covers. This will assist with root and foliage growth.

Insect and Disease Control

COUNTRY CLUB of the SOUTH GATE HOURS MAIN GATE: 24 hours per day /7 day a week BARNWELL GATE: MONDAY – FRIDAY 5:00 am – midnight SATURDAY – SUNDAY 6:00 am – midnight

2023 ARCHITECTURAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE Konni Minter, Chair

Lyn Isaacs Bruce Alonso

Lynn Newport Ed Young

ASC MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AT 5:15 AT THE HOA OFFICE June 12,26

Sept 11,25

July 10,31

Oct 9,23

Aug 14 & 28

Nov 6

Dec 4

CLUB GATE: MONDAY 6:00 am – 7:00 pm TUESDAY – SUNDAY 6:00 am – midnight SERVICE GATE: MONDAY – FRIDAY 7:00 am – 7:00 pm SATURDAY 7:30 am –7:00 pm SUNDAY Closed SERVICE GATE PROCEDURES AND POLICIES: There are absolutely no contractors allowed on property on Sundays regardless of interior or exterior work. The only exceptions are in an emergency situation with permission from the General Manager, Stepahnie Fain or CCS Director of Safety, Brian Evans.

Stepahnie can be reached at 770-998-0131 (office) and Brian may be reached at 770-998-0131 (office).

Please be reminded that no contractors/vendors will be admitted into the community unless residents have registered them into the dwellingLIVE system.

If your contractor/vendor arrives at the Service Gate and you have not registered them into dwellingLIVE they will be directed to the HOA Parking Lot to contact the resident and request to be put into the system to gain admittance to the community.

Annual Color Bed Make sure that your landscape provider uses the right plant for the bed location and provides a design that is drought tolerant. Make time to meet with an experienced seasonal color designer to ensure success.

Seasonal color is the most expensive landscape asset on any property.

Turf Fertilize with a 60%- 70% slow nitrogen fertilizer so that the potential for burn is very low. The turf green up may be delayed by a week or two, but the slow, safe feeding fertilizer will allow time for the roots to strengthen if another dry period is in the forecast.

All Contractors must provide a valid Drivers License for entry. All contractors must be off property by 7:00 pm.

All contractors must exit the Service Gate between 7:00 am and 7:00 pm Monday thru Saturday. No exits at the Main Gate or Barnwell Gate are allowed.

If contractors are admitted after hours or on Sunday under emergency situations approved by the General Manager or the CCS Director of Safety, they must enter and exit at the Barnwell Gate.

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Introducing the Class of 2023!

“Instruction ends in the schoolroom, but education ends only with life.”

Frederick W. Robertson

Jack Uhde

Thomas Chambers

Caroline Gregory

Jack Uhde is a 2023 graduate of Johns Creek High School. Jack will be attending Florida State University (with an Academic Scholarship) where he plans to major in Finance. We are so proud of you Jack! Go Noles!

Thomas Christopher Chambers will be graduating Magna Cum Laude from Johns Creek High School. He is the son of Lisa and Tom Chambers. Thomas was an active member and President of the Johns Creek Debate Team and participated in ALTA tennis throughout high school. He will be attending the Morehead Honors College at the University of Georgia, majoring in Mathematics.

Caroline Elizabeth Gregory, daughter of Eric and Ginger Gregory, will be graduating from Rivers Academy on May 18th, 2023, the same day as her birthday! Caroline will be attending KSU in the fall as a part time student while pursuing her acting and social media career. She will be studying Media and Entertainment while at KSU and looks forward to incorporating her studies into her vocation.

Josie Cruser Josie Cruser graduated from the University of Georgia with a marketing degree from the Terry College of Business. This summer she begins her career as an advisory associate at KPMG US, Denver, Colorado office. Congratulations Josie! Go Dawgs!

Jordan Won Jordan Celeste Won is graduating Magna Cum Laude from the University of Georgia, College of Environment and Design with a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture. She is working throughout Europe this fall to learn sustainable practices from their vineyards and farms.

Jordan is an active member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority and plans to pursue a career designing resorts and themed attractions. We are so proud of our daughter and wish her all the best as she pursues her career.

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Brendan Morse Brendan Morse, son of Tracie Proctor Morse & Greg Morse, grandson of Doug Proctor, is a JCHS graduate. Serving through the Young Men’s Service League, Brendan’s favorites were the Tiny Home Building project, outfitting homes from trailers for homeless women, and serving dinner to JC Veterans and learning their stories. Brendan enjoys working out and spending time with his friends. He will attend the University of North Georgia this fall to study Business.

Emily Hinckley Emily Hinckley, daughter of Mollie and Jerry Hinckley, graduated Magna Cum Laude from Johns Creek High School.

Emily will attend the University of Georgia in the fall to study International Relations.

Congratulations Emily, we are so proud of you!

Jack Cleary Jack Cleary graduated from Johns Creek High School. He will be attending The University of Alabama in the fall, where he will be majoring in Business and Pre-Law. As a lifelong fan, he looks forward to attending all of the home football games, as well as participating in Greek life. Roll Tide!

Tillman Won Tillman Joseph Won is graduating Magna Cum Laude from Johns Creek High School. He will be attending the University of Georgia, majoring in Computer Science. Tillman plans to complete a DoubleDawg program which is a Bachelors and Masters combined degree while at UGA. We are very proud of our son and wish him all the best in college.

Go Dawgs!

Alix van Namen

Rob Trotter

Johannah Bennison

Alix van Namen is the son of Jason and Nicole van Namen. He is graduating with honors from Johns Creek High School. He enjoyed Basketball, Beta Club, Young Life, and leading middle school students at Wyldlife.

He spent several hours working as he went through high school. He will be attending the University of Tennessee, Haslam School of Business majoring in Marketing.

Heather and Scott Trotter are proud to announce their son Rob Trotter graduated from Georgia College and State University with a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication and Marketing. Rob is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, served as the Sales Manager for The Colonnade GCSU news publication, and was the Campus Ambassador for Monster Energy. In addition, he studied abroad in Denmark. Congratulations Rob!

Rob and Laura Bennison announce the graduation of Johannah Regan Bennison from Wesleyan School (Honor Roll). Hannah participated in Varsity Tennis (4 years), fundraised for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (5 years), and was a member of the National Charity League, Roswell-Alpharetta Chapter (6 years). She will be attending Samford University’s Moffett and Sanders School of Nursing.

Chase Nolde Chase Nolde, son of Jeff & Tracie Nolde. He is graduating with honors from Johns Creek High School. Chase is a basketball player, enjoys sports, a Transit leader at North Point Community Church as well as a Wyldlife leader for 6th grade boys at Perimeter School. Chase enjoys staying active when he has free time and playing pickleball. Chase will be attending Michigan State University in the fall where she will be studying Business Finance. Go Green!!

Aaron Kruse Aaron is graduating from Mount Pisgah Christian School and will be attending the University of Pennsylvania in the Fall. He was accepted into the Wharton School of Business and will be playing for the Quaker football team.

Taylor Lewis Trevor Schweizer Trevor Schweizer is graduating from Blessed Trinity Catholic High School. In high school, he was a student athlete, representing his school in tennis and XC. He was active in Kairos, volunteerism, and a member of the National Honor Society. Trevor is planning to attend The University of Alabama in the fall to study Business. Roll Tide!

Aiden Carlock

We are so proud to announce Taylor Lewis will be attending Auburn University at Montgomery in the fall to continue her academic and volleyball career. She is a graduate of Providence Christian Academy where she played Varsity Volleyball all four years. We look forward to seeing God’s plans in her life.

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It is with great joy and excitement to announce that Aiden Carlock is graduating from Mount Pisgah Christian School. He is happy to be heading to Athens this fall where he will be attending the University of Georgia. Go Dawgs!

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Ethan Hickman

Carolina Watkins

Francesca Artusa

Ethan Todd Hickman will be graduating with the Class of 2023 from Greater Atlanta Christian School. Ethan ran Cross Country and Track and Field. He was also a commentator for football, basketball, and soccer on the NFHS network. Outside of school, he was an active member in his church youth group. Ethan will be attending Clemson University in the fall.

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Caroline Watkins, daughter of John and Joni Watkins, graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of South Carolina with a double major degree in Management Human Resources and Marketing and a minor in Sociology. In the fall, she will begin Graduate School at the University of South Carolina pursuing a Master’s Degree in Human Resources.

Francesca Artusa graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Alabama on May 6th. She will be back in Tuscaloosa starting her PhD in Developmental Psychology in August, while continuing her work in the research lab and as a TA for for the Psychology Department. Roll Tide!

John DiBenedetto

Jack Adelman is graduating from Mount Pisgah Christian School and will be attending the University of Georgia as a UGA Charter Scholarship recipient, where he will root for his beloved Dawgs. Jack intends to focus his undergraduate studies on political science and international affairs in pursuit of admission into law school. GO DAWGS!

Jim and Janet DiBenedetto are proud to announce their son, John DiBenedetto, is graduating with Honors from the University of Georgia. John has earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the Terry College of Business.

We, along with John’s brothers, Jake & Jeff wish John all the best as he moves on to his next chapter. Go Dawgs!

Shaun Del Vecchio Lesley and Dean Del Vecchio proudly announce the graduation of their son Shaun Del Vecchio from John’s Creek High School. Shaun was active in Tennis & Volleyball as well as 14 clubs his senior year.

He enjoyed the opportunity to participate in a worked-based learning where he made many friends in the front office. He will be attending Concordia University Wisconsin, committed to playing tennis and studying Biomedical Sciences.

Lucy Russell Lucy Russell is graduating from Greater Atlanta Christian School as an AP scholar with Honor.

She also received the National Merit commendation award. Lucy plans to attend the University of Georgia in the fall and major in chemistry on a premed track. We are proud of you Lucy! Go Dawgs!

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Jack Adelman

Camille Ryan Camille Ryan will be attending Miami University in the fall.

She is a recent graduate of Blessed Trinity Catholic High School where she was a Varsity swimmer, Kairos leader and member of the National French Honor Society. Camille is a leader at her church and was recently awarded the Roswell Rotary Club’s Service Above Self award. She is excited to be working as a head coach for the CCS community swim team this summer. Go Sharks!!

Allison Marty Allison Marty graduated from Mount Pisgah Christian School as Valedictorian and a National Merit Finalist.

She was Editor-in-Chief of the Liberty Bell student newspaper as well as a member of the Mock Trial Team and Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society. Allison will be attending Emory University in the fall and will be pursuing degrees in Chemistry and Mathematics.

Lana Suleiman Lana Suleiman is graduating from Kennesaw State University and heading to Mercer Law School in the fall. We love you and are so very proud!

Divya Babbar Divya Babbar, daughter of Rajnish & Nitti Babbar, is graduating with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) from George Washington University. Despite her disability brought on by Spinal Muscular Atrophy (a neuromuscular disorder), which makes her wheelchair bound, Divya has overcome numerous challenges to reach this milestone. After graduation, Divya will be working as a postdoctoral fellow at a private practice in Washington, DC giving psychotherapeutic services to adults and couples.

Anna Gouchev Congratulations on your graduation from Tulane University with a Batchelor of Science degree in Neuroscience and Minor in Spanish!

We are bursting with pride! Love, Mom and Dad.

Declan Vereen Declan Vereen is graduating from Johns Creek High School and plans to attend Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville this fall.

He is currently undecided on his major but excited about this next chapter.

Katherine Mc Gehee Jennifer & Carl McGehee proudly announce the graduation of their daughter Katherine (“Kate”) from Mount Pisgah Christian School, Class of 2023. Kate will be attending the University of Georgia in the fall where she will major in English on a pre-law trac.

Hannah Laughlin Congratulations to Hannah Grace Laughlin for graduating from the University of Georgia with a degree in Theatre! Her passion for the performing arts has led her to pursue her dream of acting, and we wish her all the best in her future endeavors. With her dedication and talent, there’s no doubt that she will continue to shine in the world of theatre. Congratulations again and may God continue to bless you, Hannah Grace!

Mani Hoshko Emanuel Paskov-Hoshko is a 2023 graduate of Mount Pisgah Christian School. Mani will be attending Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida where he plans to major in International Business. We are so proud of Mani’s accomplishments and his persistence. We know he can achieve anything he sets his mind and heart on.

Shazeb Patel Congratulations to Shazeb Patel on your graduation and best wishes for the new beginning of your life. Your hard work and determination has paid off, we are proud to announce his acceptance in Stony Brook University NY Majoring in psychology. We wish him the very best for his future!

Grayson Ward Grayson, son of Scott and Jennifer Ward, graduated from Johns Creek High School in May. Grayson is looking forward to continuing his education at The University of Alabama this fall as a National Merit Presidential Scholar. He plans to pursue studies in Aerospace engineering and Spanish. Roll Tide!

Eve McEwan Eve McEwan, daughter of Trent and Stephanie, graduated with Honors from Johns Creek High School. Eve was a four sport Athlete at JCHS, with a passion for swimming, leading her to co-head coach CCS this summer. She will be attending the University of Tennessee in the Fall, majoring in Pre-Vet. Congratulations Eve, we are so proud of you! Go Vols!

Warmest of Welcomes to our newest neighbors

The Spriggs Family The Mercado /Dorrance Family The Neto/Mottek Family

Bulletin Board Submittal of articles by residents with content For Sale or Wanted for the Community Bulletin Board should be 50 words or less and emailed to kdriscoll@ccshoa.com on or before the 10th of each month for the following month’s publication.

Please Note: Ads will run for three issues and then be removed.

Hi CCS Neighbors, my name is Jack Uhde and I graduated from JCHS in May. My neighbor and I have started a pressure washing/odd jobs business. We are looking to save up money before we head off to college in the fall.

We have over 6 months of experience. I am happy to provide quotes. Please reach out to me at 470-488-8460.

real estate

report As of March 20th

Number of Homes in CCS: 735

Homes Sales Pending: 6

Homes Currently for Sale: 9

Sold YTD: 9

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CCS COMMUNITY EVENTS Check out the Social Event website where you can pre-register for several of our events that are occurring within the next few months.

www.CCSEvents.org

Weekly Activities Pickleball Group: Wednesdays at 9:00am at the Rec Center Courts - Free Daily Walking Group: Daily Meet up at 7:30am at the Rec Center - Free To participate send a note to ccsevents@googlegroups.com

2023 CCS Community Events Concert in the Park June 10th | 7-10pm | Rec Center 4th of July Fireworks at the Club Back to School Gathering Snowie Shaved Ice Aug 4th 2-4 @ Rec Center Adult Pool Party| Aug 26th Family Movie in the Park | Sept Concert in the Park | Sept /Oct Dog Parade | Oct Kids Halloween Parade | Oct 28th Red Cross Blood Drive | Nov 9th Children’s Santa Party | Dec 2nd

Save the Date! June 10th

Concert in the Park, The Tone Twisters Back by popular demand….. The Tone Twisters!

Join us on Saturday, June 10th from 7:00- 10:00pm on the Rec Center Field.

Make sure to call your friends and gather the family for a night under the stars enjoying great music, dancing and your neighbors. Bring your chairs and tables, food and beverages and lets have a party under the stars!

Just for the kiddos we’ll have a big slide and glow in the dark necklaces.

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Neighborhood Holiday Party | Dec 7th

WARNING SHARK SIGHTINGS

CCS Summer For the past 4 few weeks, our swimmers, coaches, and parents have juggled their busy end of school events with our back to swim team schedule!

Our swimmers are training hard, and we’re excited to see them put their skills to practice at our first home meet on June 1.

If you’re not on swim team but looking for swim lessons, our coaches can help! Many offer private lessons after practice. Contact them to schedule!

Camille Ryan (678) 218-7987 Carleigh Ryan (404) 927-3803 Emily Kilguss (678) 570-0247

Emma Glazier (470) 330-7713 Eve McEwan (678) 858-3670 Sam Cruser (770) 695-3956

June Swim Team Reminders May 30: Mock Meet/Time Trials June 1: HOME Swim Meet vs. Pinewalk

NEON GLOW ON! IT’S TIME TO HULA!

June 8: AWAY Swim Meet at Martin’s Landing June 15: AWAY Swim Meet at The Falls

LET’S PAJAMA JAM OUT RED, WHITE, BLUE, CCS, & YOU

June 22: HOME Swim Meet vs. Haynes Landing June 27: AWAY Swim Meet at Spring Ridge

PINK OUT!

June 29: ASA Championship at GT, morning session June 30: End of Season Party 5:00 - 8:00 For more information and swim team news: https://ccos.swimtopia.com Country Club of the South // countryclubofthesouth.org

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Johns Creek Summer Concert Series Concert #2: Slippery When Wet, Friday, June 2, 2023 Concert #3: Boogilicious, Monday, July 3, 2023 Concert #4: Flannel Nation, Saturday, Aug. 5, 2023 Concert #5: Who’s Bad, Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023 Concert #6: Johns Creek Symphony Orchestra, Saturday, Sept. 30 Food trucks will be on-site. Beer and wine will be available for purchase.

Time: Doors open at 6 p.m.

Location: Mark Burkhalter Amphitheater, Newtown Park, 3150 Old Alabama Road Seating is on a first come-first-serve basis.

Concerts are rain or shine! In the case of rain, attendees are welcome to bring umbrellas. No pop-up tents, please. If we experience lightning or severe weather, we may delay the start of the concert or evacuate if necessary.

The concerts are FREE. Gates open at 6 p.m. and the music starts at 7 p.m. Outside alcohol is NOT allowed. Please note: Dogs are NOT allowed (apart from service animals).

First come, first serve seating. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome.

Table Reservations Interested in reserving a table in the Amphitheater at the concert? Reserve a table on the city website. Questions? Contact Cara Prell, Recreation Programs Coordinator at 678-5123281 or email Cara.Prell@JohnsCreekGA.gov.

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Movies at the Park

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ummer Movies at the Park is a free summer outdoor series of familyfriendly movies presented on a huge inflatable screen. Pre-show activities include an inflatable moonwalk, face painting, children’s activities, giveaways, and music. Free to attend! Ɂ Friday, June 9, 2023: “Lightyear” (PG) Ɂ Friday, July 14, 2023: “DC League of Super Pets” (PG) Ɂ Friday, Aug. 11, 2023 | Teen/Adult Night: “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” (PG-13) Time: Movie starts at dusk. Gates open at 7 p.m.

Location: Newtown Park is located at 3150 Old Alabama Road.

Families are encouraged to bring blankets and relax as they watch the movie. No alcohol or pets please.

Food trucks are scheduled for each of the Movies at the Park events!

June 9 Food Trucks: Hungry Hippos, Kona Ice July 14 Food Trucks: Fair On Wheels, Kona Ice Aug. 11 Food Trucks: Burger 21, Kona Ice

EXCLUSIVE INVITATION TO ATTEND A MEMBERS-ONLY EVENT...

SEE WHAT YOU'VE BEEN MISSING RIGHT IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD! Come taste & explore new wines from specialty vineyards at a wine-tasting event, enjoy live music performances from up-and-coming artists, or join us for competitive family fun on family night.

You choose your complimentary event!

With a recently completed multimillion-dollar course renovation project, we have elevated the experience for our Members to a new standard, which includes: Completely renovated greens Modernized shaping around all greens Expansive cart path renovations Renovated golf course stations 300+ trees strategically removed for playability and long-term health Modern GPS on all golf cars Scan the QR code below to register, personalize your preferred event experience, or reach out to our Membership Director.

Johnna Maran, Membership Director 678.297.5938 | Johnna.Maran@invitedclubs.com Restrictions may apply. See Club for details. © Invited - All rights reserved

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CCS Charity Guild Membership Memos Thank you to all our members and Patrons who have donated in 2023! A special thanks to our Diamond, Gold and Ruby Patrons.

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heart-felt thank you to all who participated in this year’s Boogie Nights fundraiser, April 29 at the beautiful home of Taylor and Mike Creati. The event was a big success, raising almost $50,000 for our 2023 Large Grant Recipients. Two of our Grant Recipients, Atlanta Human Society and Wellspring Living, opened the event with a brief description of the communities they serve and the impact our funding has on their ability to help those communities. It was a good reminder to all that we weren’t just there to have fun, but to raise money for those in need. Our smooth-talking auctioneer Jeff Nolde did a stellar job on the live auction, while the impressive DJ skills of George Fey kept people grooving well into the night. By all accounts it was one of the most successful -- and fun -- events the Guild has ever held. Thanks again to the Creati’s for opening their home for the event, and for dressing the part so perfectly!! Visit our website for more photos of the event.

Diamond Patrons ($10,000+) Chuck Schneider Suzanne and Richard Schultze

Gold Patrons ($5,000-$9,999) Cathy and Glen Bradley Melissa and Bud Denker Melissa Dickens Kristin and Tom Golub Douglas Ross

Ruby Patrons ($2,500-$4,999) Judy and John Bardis Julia and David DeCook Stephanie and Joseph DiPietro Marianne and Winfried Johnson-Rank Catherine and Charles Rice

Only 1/3 the way through the year and we also have: 32 Silver Patrons ($1,000-$2,499) 62 Hope Patrons ($500+$999) 16 Members ($100-$499)

Thank you to everyone for your generosity!

For a full up to date listing of Charity Guild Members, please visit www.charityguild.org It is not too late to join! Become a member or Patron today at: CharityGuild.org/donate

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Boogie Nights Success!

Stellar Hosts Taylor & Mike Creati

Raising Hope Support our 2023 Sponsors!

Camp Sunshine Drive Thank you for supporting the Camp Sunshine Drive The generosity of the Country Club of the South was evident by the incredible array of donations provided to Camp Sunshine for their drive. Pictured here: Judy Bardis, Joyce Connolly and Alicia Brady, Development Director, Camp Sunshine. And special thanks to Joyce Mays who oversaw this effort.

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Country Club of the South Contacts BOARD OF TRUSTEES

PRESIDENT

TRUSTEE & CCS CLUB LIAISON

jwebber@ccshoa.com 404-971-3273

balonso@ccshoa.com 678-524-1622

VICE PRESIDENT ;SAFETY LIAISON

TRUSTEE; SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIR

TRUSTEE; VENDOR RELATIONS

zross@ccshoa.com 404-457-8197

mross@ccshoa.com 847-513-3508

Jonathan Webber

Marlon Rhine

mrhine@ccshoa.com 770-598-5697

SECRETARY; TREASURER

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Zaquis "Z' Ross

Konni Minter

kminter@ccshoa.com 423-330-7725

Megan Ross

Rob Glazier

rglazier@ccshoa.com 404-702-8245

CCS GROUPS

CCS BIBLE STUDY

(Fri. morning) Lani Lusk

CCS SWIM TEAM

Meredith Brohm

770-521-9620

meredith910@gmail.com 404-751-7455 (Meredith)

(Wed. evening) Pam Buckley

Marcy Hirshberg

678-520-8449

(Fri. morning) Larry Buckley 770-777-1684

CCS CHARITY GUILD

678-472-0178 marcyhirshberg@gmail.com

Kathy Solomon

(404) 697-5056 3DogSolomon@gmail.com

CCS HOA STAFF

DIRECTOR OF SAFETY

sfain@ccshoa.com 770-998-0131 ext. 234 770-605-1777 (Cell)

bevans@ccshoa.com 770-998-0131 ext 232 ( available via office number 24/7 )

Stephanie Fain

OPERATIONS MANAGER gbarber@ccshoa.com 770-998-0131 ext 233

OFFICE MANAGER; NOTARY Kathy Driscoll

kdriscoll@ccshoa.com 770-998-0131 ext. 227

FACILITIES MAIN GATE 770-442-9940 OR 770-905-5007

GENERAL MANAGER; NOTARY

Gregg Barber

Whereas, Country Club of the South is a gated community and holds the security and safety of its residents and guests in the highest regard, each individual resident, their families and guests are responsible for their own individual security and safety.

Bruce Alonso

TRUSTEE; ASC CHAIR; CCS CLUB LIAISON

Brian Evans

MAINTENANCE STAFF

Florim Ibrahimi (Flo) Steven Duputy

BARNWELL GATE 770-663-8599 SERVICE GATE 770-998-0213 CCS GOLF CLUB 770-475-1803

Pam Gebhardt

Pam Gebhardt NEW LISTING Downtown Alpharetta 165 Manning Street $2,300,000

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RECENT CCS LISTINGS W G NETIN S LI

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EXPERIENCE MATTERS. RESULTS COUNT. PEGGY CONNORS, #1 CCOS Agent 2022-2019 | 33-year Resident

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As a local market leader and long-time CCOS resident, I am fully devoted to delivering custom plans tailored to the unique needs and demands of the luxury real estate market for buyers or sellers. Let my expertise go to work for you!

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(Including 2 Off Market)

Total Homes Sold

Median Sales Price

Sales Price to Original List

Median Days On Market

7

$1.6M

100%

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YOUR NEIGHBOR. YOUR REALTOR. Contact me to discuss the real estate market in Country Club of the South.

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3003 CLIPSTONE COURT Lakeside Manor Home

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WANT HELP STAYING COOL? GET OUT YOUR LAWN MOWER… I recently received the following question.

Therefore your unit should be clear of any obstructions, from plants to more permanent structures like a fence or your house for at least 18” on every side.

Dave - In an effort to make our a/c unit less conspicuous in the backyard my wife has allowed plants to grow up around it. I tried to tell her that this is potentially bad for the unit but she doesn’t agree.

Not only that, but in case someone thinks you should build a deck over the unit, there should be at least 5 ft. of clearance on the top of the unit as well.

We’ve agreed to let you decide. Help!

John in Lithia Springs So, first of all – this is what I really love, the entire sanctity of a marriage hinging on my word.

Sorry wife, I’m on John’s side on this one and here’s why.

Your a/c unit needs to be able to breathe. It takes fresh air in on the sides and exhausts hot air out of the top. It also needs room to be services and washed.

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So John, keep the area around your a/c unit clean and clear of debris. If you want to make your wife happy, feel free to plant and maintain some nice shrubbery about 3 ft. away from the unit.

Just make sure you leave room for the service man to get to your unit.

Also leave room for your tent so that you will have a place to sleep.

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He provides a multitude of tips and advice on planning, building and fixing up around the house. Follow Dave on his Facebook page: Facebook.com/thehomefixitpage

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GREEN & GROWING

Scouting for Summer Pests!

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armer temperatures mean summer fun, but they also bring pests to the garden and landscape. Fortunately, gardeners and homeowners spend more time outside tending to things this time of year and are able to spot some of these common pests before they become a major issue! Here are just a few to defend against.

Nothing is more heart breaking than tending to summer vegetable plants and then having them ravaged in just a matter of days. While humidity in the South is inviting for many diseases, especially on tomato plants, one thing gardeners can control is the tomato hornworm. This fat, green worm looks like something out of Alice in Wonderland, and it is anything but cute.

Just one or two per tomato plant can strip it of its leaves in a matter of days. Rather than using a chemical, these guys can be plucked right off the plant by hand and then left for the birds to enjoy. Other than humans, some natural enemies to tomato hornworm are wasps and praying mantis, so you can often depend on nature to take its course.

To prevent damage by tomato hornworm, gardeners must scout plants carefully every few days, as the pest’s green color blends right in with leaves. A full sized tomato hornworm is typically an inch and a half to two inches long. If infestations are great,Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) sprays are acceptable for organic control.

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A favorite plant for Japanese beetles are roses, but this pest will feed on many ornamental plants and even trees throughout the summer. They’re easily identified by their iridescent green color, and the damage they cause is hard to ignore. They eat leaves down to just the veins, leaving them looking skeletonized. The effectiveness of using the yellow Japanese beetle traps is debated because, while trapping some, it may also draw a large, unwanted population to the landscape. Place the traps away from susceptible plants, and remove the trap once it’s got activity on it. Chemical control is possible to suppress them, but elimination is difficult. Read and follow pesticide labels for application amounts and timing to mitigate the risk to other, desirable insects.

April and May brought thousands of questions into county extension offices statewide about strange, toothpick-like growths coming out of the trunks of many trees- commonly figs, crape myrtles and maples. Ambrosia beetle bores into unhealthy, often weakened and thin-barked trees around the turn of spring, and what is seen along the trunk is the sawdust kicked out of the holes they’ve bored.

Over the summer, a second generation will emerge from affected tree trunks to scout out more trees to continue their lifecycle. Once this damage is spotted, it is important to cut away the affected limbs or trunks and remove and either bag or burn them. Proper tree care, health, and maintenance are the best defenses against problems like this. Certified arborists can also be consulted about preventative sprays for vulnerable trees.

Noticing yellow or browning in spots of the lawn, or perhaps soft, spongy spots? This can be damage by chipmunks, birds, and especially moles, which feed on earthworms underground. Most creatures dig up spots in the grass, but moles tunneling underneath certainly affect larger areas in the lawn by pushing soil up! Their tunnels can span an entire yard. Reducing watering and stomping the tunnels down to redirect moles are often effective methods, but are ones that need constant attention. Traps are available to stop them from tunneling, but caution must be used and the homeowner educated so as to not harm or injure the wrong animal.

And finally, there’s not a person on this planet who cares formosquitoes as they try and enjoy summer fun! Keys to reducing mosquitoes are eliminating standing water in common areas and in clogged gutters and using Mosquito Dunks in desired water, like ponds and birdbaths. They’re deemed safe for birds and fish. Consider an oscillating fan while relaxing outdoors. And rather than treating your entire outdoor area, treat yourself with repellents like Off, Deet or Skin So Soft. Lastly, make some adjustments to how you get dressed! Avoid dark clothing and strongly scented soaps. Apparently that’s what they’re most attracted to. Who knew?!

Ashley Frasca is host of the radio show Green and Growing, heard on 95.5 WSB Radio every Saturday from 6-9:00 a.m. For gardening tips, information, and advice, follow her Facebook page: Facebook.com/greenandgrowingwsb

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The No. 1 Sales Team in Country Club of the South SOLD OFF MARKET

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3003 Clipstone Court Offered for $1,010,000

1014 Cherbury Lane Offered for $2,195,000

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9410 Colonnade Trail Offered for $3,400,000

3994 Emma Lane Offered for $6,495,000

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5035 Harrington Road* Offered for $1,249,900

9140 Barkston Drive Offered for $1,899,900

2120 Northwick Pass Way Offered for $1,250,000

374 Citadella Court Offered for $1,999,000

1110 Matheson Way** Offered for $1,199,000

SOLD

SOLD

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1045 Leadenhall Street Offered for $1,149,000

1235 Stuart Ridge Offered for $2,350,000

1015 Leadenhall Street* Offered for $2,499,000

1003 Cherbury Lane Offered for $1,700,000

1245 Stuart Ridge Offered for $2,995,000

SOLD

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9150 Old Southwick Pass* Offered for $3,295,000

1210 Cromwell Court Offered for $1,050,000

3930 Merriweather Woods Offered for $1,199,000

Your Neighborhood Experts An Unmatched Combination of Expertise and Experience

With a combined 45 years of experience and residency in Country Club of the South (Paul - 28 years and Ken - 17 years), we know our community like the

Ken Gary, Esq. & Paul Wegener

back of our hands. We would be honored to guide you through the process and

kg. 404.693.1066 pw. 404.713.7895 kengary@atlantafinehomes.com paulwegener@atlantafinehomes.com

deliver next-level results by utilizing our extensive network, years of experience and strategic marketing. If you are considering buying or selling or want to learn how to prepare for this ever-changing market, please do not hesitate to contact us. We have several qualified clients looking to buy in the area.

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No. 1 statistic sourced from FMLS, deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. *Agent represented buyer and seller in the transaction. **Represented buyer.