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President’s Message Cathy Weis, BOD President Why is it that time seems to move so quickly now-a-days? It feels like I just wrote my August newsletter message yesterday! Where does the time go? I know many of you feel the same when you visit with your families and friends and see how much those little ones have grown! But…we continue to live the blessed life here in beautiful Tidewater Plantation... for that I am most grateful.

I am pleased to inform you that the Beach Cabana Satellite Parking is now complete! As promised, Coastal Asphalt finished their work in August and we installed the required fencing on the two sides where there are neighboring houses. As previously mentioned, we now have 22 extra parking spaces; 23 in the new satellite and a reduction of one at the Cabana due to a requirement to add a second handicap spot. We hope you take advantage and enjoy this new amenity.

We have discussed speeding in our newsletter, at BOD meetings and in general, ad nauseam as there are often complaints from residents regarding speeding. As a result, our Watchman Service conducted a speeding survey over the last few months, garnering 1780 checked vehicles across 9 major streets in Tidewater. This was an anonymous test; no identifications were tracked. The results of this test were very similar to the one conducted in 2010, indicating that 70% of the total vehicles were traveling under 25mph. Twenty-seven percent were traveling 15 - 30 mph; and just 3% were traveling over 30mph. The primary location where speeding was observed was on Tidewater Drive on the Plantation side, while the secondary location was Tidewater Drive on the Bluff’s side. Since

What’s InsidePresident’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Board Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 1FirstService Residential Message . . . . . Page 2Condo Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3Recreation Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 5Tide Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 8Business Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 8Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 12

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this test did not indicate that Tidewater has a speeding problem, your Board has decided to take no speed calming actions at this time. However, that 3% is still out there so please watch your speed and obey the stop signs so you are not one of the offenders.

The Good Samaritan program should be well underway with Samaritan volunteers contacting single-family home residents throughout Tidewater. This Samaritan program was developed as part of Tidewater’s Emergency plan in case of a major storm. The idea is that a volunteer will be responsible to check 20+ homes for damage after a storm and notify homeowners who may have decided to leave if necessary. If you have not been contacted, please let our management team at FirstService Residential know.

It is the time of year when your Board, the Management Company FirstService Residential and many of our various committees are working on preparing the upcoming year’s budget. We will finalize this in September with the intent of publishing the final 2018 budget and sending it to all Tidewater owners for comments in October. The financials will also be available on the Tidewater website (tidewaterplantation.org) at that time.

Our annual meeting is scheduled for Saturday, September 9 at 9 AM in the Amenity Center. By now you should have received your Ballot package. Please be sure to vote and return your proxy by Tuesday, September 5. At the Saturday, September 9 meeting our audited financials will be reviewed and two officers will be elected to fill the open positions. We hope to see you there.

BOARD NOTESRoger Quinn - SecretaryContact Information: TWBOD@tidewaterhoa .orgphone: 843-663-3500

At the regular meeting of the TPCA Board of Directors held on August 3, the following actions were taken:

Items Ratified at Meeting – The Board approved the 2018 Special Projects, totaling $80,500.

Important Notice - the above is not intended to be a complete catalog of actions and discussions that took place during the Board Meeting. For a complete transcript, one should review the actual minutes of the meeting. Copies of the minutes of all Board Meetings are available under the Board of Directors section on the Tidewater website (tidewaterplantation.org), and are on file in the Documents Room at the HOA Administrative Offices.

For an emergency call 911, not the Tidewater Gatehouse .

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FirstService Residential Message Susan Strickland, CMCA, AMS, PCAMManagement has received numerous calls regarding the use of the Beach Cabana. I have included the Beach Cabana Rules below for your convenience:

D . Beach Cabana House1 . General Beach Cabana House Access Information

a) Beach Cabana House Usage

(i) All Owner(s) in good standing and registered spouse or significant other can use the Beach Cabana House.

(ii) Owners may register other immediate members of their family as owner guests. Family members for Beach Cabana House access purposes include those identified as children (sons and daughters with their spouse/ significant other), grandchildren, and mothers and fathers.

(iii) Registered family guests may use the Beach Cabana House without the deed-designated owner(s) being present. Registered family guests may not extend Beach Cabana House access privileges to others. Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an owner or registered family member.

(iv) All non-registered guests must be accompanied by an owner or spouse or significant other. Owners, spouse or significant other must remain with their guest(s) while at the Beach Cabana House.

(v) The Beach Cabana House is not available for private parties.

b) Guest Registration

(i) Registration forms are available from the Managing Agent in the TPCA Administration office.

(ii) Registration forms require the guest’s name, relationship, and date of birth for each named family guest.

(iii) Owner(s) are required to acknowledge their responsibility to abide by theTidewater Rules and Regulations and that the owner is responsible for the behavior and activities of their registered guest(s).

c) Privileges and/or Fine

Failure to abide by the Tidewater Rules and Regulations can result in suspension of amenity privileges and/or fines to the owner.

2 . General Beach Cabana House Rulesa) ID Requirements

All owners and registered guests must present a photo IDshowing name and birth date when using the Beach Cabana House.

b) Beach Cabana House Parking

One vehicle per Tidewater home/unit is permitted a parking space for owner and/or guests. A parking pass may be issued during peak Beach Cabana House usage periods. Failure to have a parking pass may result in the vehicle being towed (at the vehicle owner’s expense) from the facility and may result in the loss of Beach Cabana House privileges.

c) Hours of Operation

The Beach Cabana House will be open daily, year-round from 6:00 AM until dark except during the summer season when it remains open until 12:00 Midnight. The access system will not permit entry or exit after 12:00 midnight unless special arrangements are made with the Managing Agent.

d) Liability

The loss or damage of personal effects for whatever reason is the responsibility of the owner of the personal effects.

e) Behavior

(i) Conversations, radios, cell phones, etc. should be at a generally acceptable level.

(ii) No running within the Beach Cabana House.

(iii) Smoking is prohibited on the Beach Cabana property, in the Beach Cabana house and the Beach Cabana

outside deck.

(iv) If kitchen or bathrooms are used, clean-up after use.

(v) No glass containers are permitted.

TPCA CONTACT INFORMATIONTPCA CONTACT INFORMATION CONDO ASSOCIATIONS CONTACT INFORMATIONCONDO ASSOCIATIONS CONTACT INFORMATIONFirstService Residential Property

Management Services(843) 663-3500

Contact: Susan Strickland at: [email protected]

Heron Lake and Teal Lake Contact: Chelsa [email protected]

Board Contact: [email protected]

In the case of an afterhours or weekend URGENCYPlease call (843) 249-0909

Harbor LoftTidewater Ridge

Contact: Katy [email protected]

(843) 839-3131

Clubhouse Villas - Lighthouse Villas

Kendall [email protected]

Contacts:Sherry Mador

[email protected](843) 272-2695

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(vi) Deck furniture, kitchen appliances, kitchen counter space, etc. cannot be “reserved” while owners or guests are not actually using the item(s).

f) Grills

Grills of any type are prohibited within the Beach Cabana House or on the grounds.

g) Pets

Pets are not permitted in the Beach Cabana House or tied/ chained on Beach Cabana House grounds.

Reminder

Our office staff is here to assist you. We can be reached at843-663-3500. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM until 5 PM, excluding holidays.

RemindersRegularly Scheduled Meetings

❖ Board Meeting – Thursday, sepTember 7 @ 1 pm - The ameniTy CenTer

❖ annual Meeting – saTurday, sepTember 9 @ 9 am – The ameniTy CenTer

❖ lighthouse Point Villas – Friday, sepTember 8 @ 9 am – Cassels building

❖ teal lake annual Meeting – saTurday, sepTember 16 @ 3 pm – Cassels building

❖ drB Meetings 1sT and 3rd monday oF

eaCh monTh (Closed meeTing)

Condo CornerTeal Lake Village/Heron LakesChelsa Fenner, Community Manager

Teal Lake owners - Mark your calendars for the 2017 Annual Meeting. It will be held on Saturday, September 16, at 3 PM in the Cassels Building.

We are in the midst of hurricane season. Fortunately, we haven’t had any significant storms this year. But you can never be too prepared. Here are some helpful hurricane tips to follow:

• Know where to go. If you are ordered to evacuate, know the local hurricane evacuation route(s) to take and have a plan for where you can stay.

• Put together a go-bag: disaster supply kit, including a flashlight, batteries, cash, first aid supplies, medications, and copies of your critical information if you need to evacuate.

• If you are not in an area that is advised to evacuate and you decide to stay in your home, plan for adequate supplies in case you lose power and water for several days and you are not able to leave due to flooding or blocked roads.

• Make a family emergency communication plan.

• If a storm is to occur, FirstService Residential will be sending out alerts through email blasts.

For Teal Lake - If you are an absentee owner and leave your unit for an extended period of time, feel free to contact us to have Jeff turn your water off. Turning your water off when you are away could help with unpredictable leaks that would go unnoticed if the unit is unoccupied.

• For Teal Lake - The pest control for 2017 will be Saturday, November 3. Please mark your calendars accordingly.

• For Heron Lakes - For 2017 the pest control dates are: Friday, September 1 and Friday, December 1. Please mark your calendars accordingly.

Again, if there are any maintenance concerns, please contact the management office so it can be arranged for Jeff to stop by and inspect.

As always, if anyone has any questions you can contact me at [email protected] or 843-663-3500.

Clubhouse VillasKendell Benjamin, Association Manager Sherry Mador, Administrative Coordinator2017 Meeting Dates - all to commence at 9 AM at the Cassels Building:

Board Meeting – Monday, October 16

Watch Your Speed

Recently, there have been many concerns with excessive speed within the Association’s parking lots. The recommended speed limit is 20 mph - did you know that the total stopping distance at 20mph is 67 feet under ideal conditions?

There are people taking walks, jogging, walking pets, etc., throughout the neighborhood and following the recommended speed limit will help keep us all safe. We know life can be hectic and sometimes it seems like going a little bit faster or not coming to a complete stop at that stop sign is not that big of a deal, but it only takes a split second for an accident to happen.

We would like to remind all our residents to please be considerate of your neighbors and take that little bit of extra time to be a safe driver.

Lighthouse Point VillasKendell Benjamin, Association Manager Sherry Mador, Administrative Coordinator

2017 Meeting Dates - all to commence at 9 AM at the Cassels Building:

Board Meeting – Friday, September 8

Board Meeting – Friday, November 10

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forwarded to the Harbor Loft Board and the DRB for review and approvals.

If you have not received any community email from me please be sure to update your email address.

Tidewater RidgeKaty Swimm, OMNI Management Services, Inc.

Please verify your email address with Katy Swimm to be certain you receive all email blasts of updated information pertaining to your community.

• There is a vacant seat on the Board of Directors. If you are interested in serving your community please contact [email protected] .

• No tenants are permitted to have dogs in the units. This is a responsibility of the Owners when renting units.

• All Owners are responsible to keep their units, including the screen porches, clean and neat. Screen porches are not to be used for storage. No outdoor furniture is allowed on the common area. Screen repairs are the responsibility of the owners and should be repaired immediately when torn.

• There will be power washing of the units in the very near future; I will send out an email blast to advise you of the date.

• The Board is planning updates to the community regarding landscaping such as removing and replacing dead shrubs/bushes. This is still being reviewed and inspected to determine what is needed.

Communications CommitteeBeth Boyer, Chairperson

NEWSLETTER

If you would like to receive the newsletter in electronic form only, please notify our management company so we can remove you from the newsletter mailing list. Either call 843-663-3500 to be taken off the mailing list, or [email protected].

Home Smoke DetectorsPrevention Through Detection

The majority of fatalities that occur in home fires happen at night when people are asleep. Contrary to popular belief, the smell of smoke may not wake a sleeping person. Smoke produced by a fire can numb the senses and quickly put you into a deeper sleep. Household smoke detectors can cut your chances of dying in a home fire by approximately 40 percent by sounding an alarm and alerting you and your family to a fire in time to escape.

Selecting a Detector: Smoke detectors are available in a variety of brands and can be purchased in hardware, department and discount stores. Make sure the detector you buy has been approved and tested by the Underwriter’s Laboratory (UL). Battery-operated units are preferable to those that run on electric current. Make sure you have a battery back-up if you do purchase a detector which runs by electricity.

Installation: Smoke detectors should be installed in hallways just outside the bedrooms in single-story homes. A minimum of two detectors are recommended for two-story homes. On the bottom floor, place it near the bedrooms. If there are no bedrooms downstairs, detectors should be installed in or near living areas, dens or family rooms. On the second floor, detectors should be placed just outside the bedrooms. Detectors should NOT be installed near kitchens or heat ducts where something could set off false alarms.

Harbor LoftKaty Swimm, OMNI Management Services, Inc. Watch for upcoming information on repairs to the bridge going into Harbor Loft. There could be possible closure/re-routing or one lane available for entry. Tidewater Plantation is in the process of requesting/receiving engineering proposals. Please drive with caution when coming into Harbor Loft due to contractors working on homes, children playing in streets and now, more traffic in the community.

DRB: It is a requirement by the Harbor Loft Board and DRB for all Owners to complete a DRB application for any repairs/replacements or additions to the outside of units. Please check the website for any cost that may be involved from the DRB. All forms need to be sent to [email protected] to be

TIDEWATER COMMITTEES AND CHAIRPERSONSTIDEWATER COMMITTEES AND CHAIRPERSONS

Budget and Finance Eileen ChambersCommunications Beth BoyerDesign Review Board Marlin DawdyGovernment Liaison Jim HulenInformation and Technology Greg SoloweyInsurance Paul WrobelInvestment Jim Offutt

Natural Resource Ann LippincottPromotions Bill PearsonProperty Lenny DeMarcoRecreation Mary Jane BilickiRules and Regulations Jules JagetSecurity Jim Muirhead


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Tidewater Website Login Instructions

For information regarding our community, go to www.tidewaterplantation.org. Sign in with your ID and/or password. If you have forgotten your ID and/or password, contact the staff at FirstService Residential and ask them to send you a new one. (843-663-3500). Once you are on the site you can view many of our community’s activities, meeting information, real estate information, CCR documents, rules and regulations and much more. The CIS system is also on the website. Your ID and password are the same for the CIS system. If you need instructions for CIS, send an email to [email protected] current month’s newsletter is on the website on or about the 25th of each month. Click on “Current Newsletter” on the Home Page. You can also view older newsletters by clicking on the menu item on the left titled “Newsletter”.

Design Review BoardPam Rudge, Director-at-LargeThe Design Review Board has communicated in several newsletter articles over the past several months that our Board’s purpose is to assist our property owners in every way we can to insure fair and complete compliance with the design standards included in our governing documents. With that said, the entire DRB would like to take this opportunity to thank the Tidewater community for their cooperation and support as the volunteer members of this Board, your neighbors, work numerous hours a month to help and assist you with maintaining our standards and keeping Tidewater a great place to live.

Please note these reminders as we continue to work efficiently and prepare for our meetings.

1. For those who are submitting applications:

aMake certain your application is complete and submitted in a timely manner.

aMake certain you have attached required fees for the project, diagrams, building/landscape plans, brochures and or similar type documents accurately and completely detailing your project.

• Applications/requests received in our office no later than Monday of the week prior to the next meeting, will be assured of getting on the agenda and acted upon at that meeting. Applications failing to meet those criteria will most likely fail to make the agenda, and be tabled until the necessary fee and/or missing documentation is received.

2. DRB meetings are generally held on the 1st and 3rd Mondayof the month. There will be occasions that meeting dates are changed due to holidays, etc., and we make every effort to communicate these changes to

the community.

3. “Ask Before You Act” –if you have any questions, please make certain that you ask us at [email protected] or by calling (843) 663-3500.

Recreation CommitteeSuzanne Crouch, SecretaryIt has been a busy summer here at Tidewater. Family, friends, travel, concerts and cook-outs! As the season transitions to Autumn, the fun doesn’t end here on the Plantation. Check the fall lineup below!!

Upcoming Events: Beach Cabana Happy Hour - Friday, September 8 - 6-8 PM .They have been quite a hit this year! Now, this will be the last beach happy hour for this season so, don’t miss the fun!! It’s BYOB and bring along an appetizer or dessert to share.

Ride ‘N Dine - Wednesday - September 6 - 4:15 - 6 PM at Tidewater Golf Club! Ride ‘N Dine is back by popular demand. Not a golfer, but would like to see the beauty of Tidewater Golf Course and share the experience with family and friends? The Recreation Committee along with the Tidewater Golf Course would like you to join us September 6 for an enjoyable evening. We will gather by 4:15 PM, tour the course from 4:30-5:30 PM, and meet for drinks at the Tidewater Grille, followed by dinner at 6 PM. If you just want to join us for dinner, the instructions and cost are the same.

The menu will consist of Salad, Fried Chicken, Baked White Fish, Mixed Vegetables, Roasted Red Potatoes, and Assorted Desserts. We are pleased to let you know that the cost will remain the same as last year, $18 per person including tax. This cost does NOT include gratuity . Please submit your payment following the Reservation Procedure below. To be included, your payment must be received by Friday, September 1. If you have any questions, please call Tim Weis at 843-427-7300. We look forward to seeing you!

Additional free summer concert added Sunday, September 10th!! Thanks to some wonderful donors, the group, Too Much Sylvia, will perform in front of the Amenity Center on Sunday, September 10 from 5-7 PM. Bring your beverage and snacks and enjoy the fun. This will be the season’s Grand Finale!! A special Thank You to Spencer Thomasson from Five Star Contracting, Hank Thomas from Century 21 Thomas, Nancy and Bob Terrell from Century 21 Thomas, Harold Wiegel from Myrtle Beach Water Sports and Bob Cavanaugh, Councilman for their support in helping to sponsor this event! We hope to see you there!

Future Plans:

a The Talent Show is scheduled for Thursday, October 19. Get together with your friends and start planning your act! Please email Ellen McShera at [email protected] or call her at 843-280-0080 to get involved in this fun activity!

a Dancing with the Troops – Saturday, November 11 with the Fat Jack Duo to provide entertainment!

a Trim the Tree – Friday, December 1st

a New Year’s Eve!! - Catered dinner at the Amenity Center by A&A with music and dancing provided by Gary Lowder and Smokin’ Hot. Come join us to ring in 2018!!!

If you have ideas for additional activities you would like the Recreation Committee to entertain, please submit them by email to [email protected] . We value your input!


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Volunteers needed! The Tidewater Recreation Committee needs a few interested and hardworking volunteers to fill vacant seats in 2018. If interested in helping plan and provide the fun here at Tidewater, please email Mary Jane Bilicki at [email protected].

Reservation Procedure:Please read below to sign up for an event!

YOUR CHECK IS YOUR REGISTRATION: To register for an event, place your check made out to ROTSC in an envelope. On the outside of the envelope include the following: names of all people attending, your phone number and email address. Place the envelope in the gold mailbox at the Fitness Center by the advertised cutoff date. There will be a notice on the box if the event is full and a waiting list will be established if necessary.

For events where reserved tables are available, payments for a full table of 10 must be included in one envelope. If you are not part of a reserved table, you will be assigned to a table with others. If you are out of town, you may mail your check and information to the Tidewater Recreation Committee . 2000 Spinnaker Drive, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582 .

Looking Back:Photos from the July summer concert with the Paul Grimshaw Band! A special thanks to Tim and Cathy Weis and Ron and Harriette Nichols for helping to sponsor this event. The band was an enormous hit with the crowd. The “Tidewater Dancers” were in full swing all night long!!!

Water Aerobics 2017Linnea KnechtA special thank you goes to Marylou Convery who has graciously led Water Aerobics three times a week for us this summer as a gift to the community. She has provided a much needed workout and we have all benefited from it.

Hole in OnePeter DelichIt was a slam dunk! Ron Cenker hit a slight draw that hit the base of the flagstick on # 9 at Tidewater and it went in on the fly. The shot was 170 yards plus 10 yards because of the wind using a 6 iron. It was witnessed by Brian Kutney, Don Delich and Peter Delich.

Lake Placid IronmanBeth BoyerPeter Boyer, son of proud parents Beth and Ed Boyer, competed in the Lake Placid Ironman on July 23. Pete completed the Ironman in 13 hours, 7 minutes, shaving close to an hour off his previous attempt. An Ironman is a 2.4-mile swim, followed by a 112-mile bike ride and concluding with a full 26.2-mile marathon. Pete finished 955 out of 2199 participants.


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Red Hat’s LuncheonBy Eileen ChambersTwo Tidewater Red Hat groups went on a joint outing on Friday, July 14, to the historical Madison House Bed & Breakfast located in Whiteville, NC. The ladies enjoyed a luncheon of tuna and chicken salads with key lime pie for dessert. They were also treated to a self-guided tour of the 6,700 square foot magnificent home which was tastefully furnished with antiques and relics of yesteryear.

Welcome Tidewater NeighborsBeth Boyer, ChairpersonPlease join us in welcoming all our new neighbors to the community!

Artisans of TidewaterMarilyn DrangeThe Artisan Open Studio will be presenting a D.I.Y. Concrete Planters Workshop at the Tidewater Beach Cabana on Monday, September 11th.

At 10 AM, Kathy Turnauer will be demonstrating how to shape and decorate concrete forms using molds and incorporating glass, shells, pebbles, and other interesting beach treasures into easy planters. Cost is $15

to cover materials. Please contact Kathy at [email protected] RSVP/ASAP.

Join the fun creating a planter, an amazingly simple and fun way to unwind at the beach with neighbors! Bring a lunch and drink. Dessert will be provided.

Artisan of the Month - Kathy TurnoverThe September Artisan of the Month is Kathy Turnauer. Since retiring, Kathy has worked in fused glass, a kiln-based warm glass form, as an art medium, exhibiting and selling work in local galleries. Kathy is constantly being recognized for her work and won an honorable mention at the Seacoast Artists Guild 2015 Fall Juried Show and Second Place Ribbon at the Seacoast Artists Guild 2016 Spring Juried Show. She was also named an Artist in Residence by the South Carolina Department of Parks.

Kathy is an active member of the Tidewater Artisans and is always finding creative ideas to share in workshops with Tidewater residents. See Kathy’s exhibit during the month of September in the lobby of the Tidewater Grille Clubhouse.

George and Martha Washington Coming to Myrtle BeachOn Constitution Day, Sunday, September 17 at 2 PM - Mark your calendars and invite your family and friends for this special program, “George Washington and the Constitution” commemorating the Two Hundred Thirtieth Anniversary of the signing of the US Constitution. This is a free event, presented by the Theodosia Burr DAR Chapter!

Location: Base Recreation Center, 800 Grabeski Lane, Market Common, Myrtle Beach, SC.

❖ David Bartlebaugh & Michelle Coffee 1203 Trisail Lanefrom Little River, SC

❖ Stephen & Janell Ditsious 909 Tidewater Drive from Steven, PA

❖ Lawrence & Tamara Anvik 909 Morrall Drivefrom Guilford, CT

❖ Mark & Louise Spivey 1551 Spinnaker Drive Unit 5713 from Holly Springs, NC

❖ John & Kathy Gartland 4953 Dory Courtfrom Kihei, HI

❖ David & Pamela Akers5003 Gilbert Lanefrom Liberty Twp., OH

Grille NewsReservation Phone Number 843-913-2412

Happy HourFriday, September 1 - Happy Hour 5:30 - 8 PM

Friday, September 8 - Happy Hour 5:30-8 PM

Friday, September 15 -Happy Hour 5:30-8 PM

Friday, September 22 - Wheel Night 5:30-8 PM

Friday, September 29 - Happy Hour 5:30-8 PM


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September 2017 Tide Chart

HIGH LOW

DATE DAY AM PM AM PM1 Fri 4:03 4:44 10:22 11:06

2 Sat 4:54 5:31 11:12 11:51

3 Sun 5:42 6:16 11:59

4 Mon 6:28 6:58 12:34 12:44

5 Tue 7:10 7:38 1:15 1:28

6 Wed 7:51 8:18 1:55 2:11

7 Thu 8:32 8:58 2:36 2:55

8 Fri 9:14 9:41 3:17 3:40

9 Sat 10:01 10:29 3:59 4:27

10 Sun 10:53 11:23 4:43 5:17

11 Mon 11:50 5:31 6:12

12 Tue 12:23 12:51 6:24 7:15

13 Wed 1:25 1:54 7:23 8:26

14 Thu 2:28 2:56 8:30 9:38

15 Fri 3:31 3:58 9:40 10:43

16 Sat 4:33 4:59 10:45 11:40

17 Sun 5:33 5:56 11:44

18 Mon 6:29 6:48 12:31 12:38

19 Tue 7:19 7:36 1:17 1:28

20 Wed 8:06 8:20 2:01 2:15

21 Thu 8:51 9:02 2:42 3:01

22 Fri 9:34 9:43 3:22 3:44

23 Sat 10:18 10:26 4:00 4:26

24 Sun 11:03 11:11 4:39 5:09

25 Mon 11:51 5:18 5:53

26 Tue 12:00 12:42 6:00 6:40

27 Wed 12:51 1:33 6:47 7:33

28 Thu 1:44 2:23 7:41 8:32

29 Fri 2:35 3:14 8:42 9:3130 Sat 3:26 4:03 9:43 10:25

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September 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Every Monday: Art 10 AM – 3 PM Amenity Center • Every Friday: Mahjong 9:30 AM Amenity Center Artisan Open Studio: 4th Monday – 10 AM – 3 PM @ Amenity Center

Water Aerobics: M/W/F 9 AM @ Community Pool, bring your own noodleWater Aerobics: T/Th/Sat 11:15 AM @ Owners Pool

Coed Tennis: Thursday 4-6PM- Sat 9-11AM

Summer Concert 5 to 7 PM @ Amenity Center

Design ReviewBoard Meeting

Design ReviewBoard Meeting

Ride ‘N Dine4:15 Dinner @ 6PM

TW Board Meeting 1 PM @ Amenity Center

Lighthouse Point Villas Board Meeting – 9 AM @ Cassels Building Beach Cabana Happy Hour – 6 to 8 PM

Teal Lake Annual Meeting – 3 PM @ Cassels Building

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