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THE OFFICIAL NEWSLET TER OF THE COPPERFIELD HOMEOWNERS' A SSOCIATION | APRIL2022

ADVERTISE IN THIS COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER!

Purchasing a home here is about more than just the real estate. It’s about the community.

Copperfield is a special place, where people matter to one another and neighbors become valued and trusted friends.

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lthough invisible fences are allowed in the neighborhood, we ask that you be cognizant about letting your dog roam your front yard.

Many families like to walk the neighborhood and even though your dog is “fenced” in, it is very scary having a dog charge towards you when you are walking past a neighbor's home.

Copperfield is a 300-acre residential community, originally incorporated in February of 1984.

The community includes almost 400 homes on quiet cul-de-sacs and meandering streets, in a countrystyle setting with lush landscaping and mature trees on wooded lots.

Behind the signature serpentine brick walls you will find a neighborhood that prides itself on well-maintained homes and its friendly atmosphere.

As a resident of Copperfield, you automatically become a member of the association and are granted access to the many fine neighborhood facilities.

CHA Board Directors PRESIDENT (CIVIC ACTION)

Larry Smith VICE PRESIDENT (MAINTENANCE/LANDSCAPING)

Pat Dour VICE PRESIDENT (POOL/TENNIS/RECREATION)

Paul Schmitt SECRETARY (ADMINISTRATION/ACTIVITIES)

Kathleen Mullins TREASURER (FINANCE)

QUESTIONS

Jeremy Rydberg

Remember to look at the website copperfieldky.com when you have questions.

Most of your questions can be answered by looking on the website under the FAQ’s.

ACCESS THIS NEWSLETTER ONLINE:

bit.ly/copperfieldapril2022

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The Copperfield Newsletter is a publication of KDA & Tlehs. Subject matter published is the opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the publisher of this newsletter. Professional advice should be obtained before making any decision in which a professional is readily available.

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The contents of this newsletter are provided for the members of the Copperfield neighborhood as a courtesy only. No representations are made as to information presented, the quality of the goods or services advertised, or the veracity of the statements relating to the goods and services. The printing of opinions, information or advertisements does not constitute an endorsement by the neighborhood of such opinions, information, goods or services.

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COPPERFIELD HOA , INC.

Expenditure Report 2/1/22 - 3/31/22 EXPENDITURES

Swim Season

Is Fast Approaching!

JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SWIM TEAM! Registration will open on April 15th.

Questions? Please contact our coaches and board members via email at swimcopperfield@yahoo.com. Also, talk to your friends and neighbors who are already on the team. Benefits include building friendships and confidence while getting great exercise to help keep you conditioned for fall sports!

We’d love to see you swimming with the COPPERFIELD SHARKS!

Q & A for 2022 swim season: Who can join? Residents only, ages 4 to 18.

When does the season begin/end?

Practices begin in late May and season ends in mid July.

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Who do we compete against?

Other neighborhoods and clubs in the Louisville area.

Are lessons & stroke development offered?

Yes, our coaches offer lessons (not included in team fee).

Are sponsorship opportunities available?

Yes! Whether you have kids on the team or not, there are many ways to support your neighborhood Sharks.

We’re looking forward to another great season!! GO SHARKS!!!

Landscape & General Maintenance

$14,241.06

Waste Management Services

$10,632.80

LG&E

$3,118.79

Lousiville Water Co.

$737.85

Administrative Office Expenses

$4,417.97

Clubhouse Cleaning & Maintenance

$1,040.31

Telephone/Internet

$1,513.70

Activities

$220.89

Bank Fees

$975.19

KY Corp Tax

$15.00

Professional and Legal Fees

$5,180.00

Pool Maintenance and Expenses

$1,454.00

Newsletter

$2,762.60

Meetings - Food

$38.48

Total Expenses

$46,348.64

SAVE THE DATE! APRIL 8TH

MAY 26TH

LONGSHOT LOBSTA FOOD TRUCK

TUMBLEWEED FOOD TRUCK

APRIL 11TH

NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SALE

HOA BOARD MEETING

APRIL 21ST

BOURBON TRAIL BITES FOOD TRUCK

JUNE 4TH

JUNE 11TH ADULT PARTY