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6 Manager’s Message: Creating a Smooth Transition

8 Developer: David Weekley Homes New Fairways Model Grand Opening in Blackstone at Vistancia

10 Caretaker Landscape: Winterizing Your Landscape

11 Covenants Corner: A Good Neighbor is a Priceless Treasure

12 Featured Event: Santa’s Village

14 What’s Happening

16 Scrapbook

18 Getting Crafty: Rudolph Photo Ornament Craft

20 Liberty High School: Liberty HS Hosts Successful Homecoming

20 Vistancia Elementary: December Events

21 Lake Pleasant Elementary: What an Incredible Community We Live In

22 Tee Time: Six Fingertips to a Better Swing

24 Blackstone Country Club: Chef Steve’s White Chocolate Pumpkin Cheesecake

26 City of Peoria: Community Park Becoming Reality

27 Police Beat: Holiday Scams

28 Clubs/Resources

30 December 2015

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>>> mANAGer’S meSSAGe

By Craig Pustejovsky, Community Manager

“T ransition” is defined as “an act, process or instance of changing from one state, form, activity or

place to another.” Next year will be an exciting year for the Vistancia Village Association, as 2016 is when control of the Vistancia Village Association Board of Directors transfers from the developer to the homeowners. The turnover process will occur at the Annual Meeting of the members when the Declarant Board passes control to the new Homeowner Board through an election. The annual meeting is slated for March 2016 (exact date to be determined).

So what initiates the process of transition? There are two classes of membership in the Association: Class A, which are owners; and Class B, which is the Declarant. Per Section 6.3 of the Association’s CC&Rs, Class B memberships shall cease and be converted to Class A memberships (also known as transferring control of the Board ) 180 days after the total votes outstanding in the Class A memberships equal the total votes outstanding in the Class B memberships. This year, the number of Class B memberships equaled the number of Class A memberships, triggering the six-month clock to turnover in March.

Although the idea of transition may seem daunting, it is a fun and exciting time/process for the Association. Currently, the Board of Directors is made up of three directors, but at transition, will increase to a five-member board. Per Article IV, Section 2 of the Association’s Bylaws, “At the first Annual Meeting following termination of the Class B membership, the number of directors shall increase to five (5). The Class A members shall elect two (2) directors for a term of two (2) years, and three (3) directors for a term of one (1) year. At each Annual Meeting thereafter, the members shall elect directors to replace those directors whose terms have expired and all such directors shall be elected for a term of two (2) years…” What this means is that the two homeowners with the most votes at this Annual Meeting will serve the initial two year term, and the other three homeowners will serve an initial one year term.

So, who can serve on the Board? Residents wishing to serve on the Board must be at least 18 years of age, and a member in good standing. Only one resident per lot may serve on the Board at one time.

Approximately 60-90 days prior to the Annual Meeting, you will receive a “Call for Candidates” packet from the Association that will contain general information to fill out for owners wishing to serve on the Board. This is an ideal opportunity to either nominate yourself or someone you know.

Approximately 30 days prior to the Annual Meeting, you will receive your “Annual Meeting” packet. This will contain a ballot with all of the names and bios of the prospective candidates for the Board. There will also be a “Meet the Candidates” night prior to the Annual Meeting, which will give you a chance to vet prospective Board Members before casting your vote on the ballots mentioned above.

Stay tuned, as your management team will be holding a series of informational seminars in the coming months to discuss and answer questions about transition and the Annual Meeting. These and other important dates will be communicated via eblasts, so be sure to watch your email for these communications.

This is an exciting time for the Association! Please participate in the governance of your community. Together, we can make transition, and the natural progression of our developing community, both an enjoyable process and a significant accomplishment.

Creating a Smooth Transition

AssociAtion

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David Weekley Homes celebrated the Grand Opening of their newest luxury model in the Fairways neighborhood

in Blackstone at Vistancia. The model, spanning 3,381 sf, features a centrally located private courtyard with fireplace, grand foyer, an expansive owner’s retreat, wood beam ceilings, and sliding glass doors that promote the finest in indoor/outdoor luxury living.

The Fairways neighborhood includes 52 homesites in total, many backing the 3rd hole of the award-winning Blackstone Country Club golf course that boasts peaks in elevation and unique views for homeowners.

The Fairways features six uniquely crafted single-story spacious floorplans ranging from 2,675 to 3,818 sf:

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Winterizing Your Landscape

H istorically, December is one of the wettest months of the year for Phoenix and surrounding areas. It is a great time of year to save money on water bills by turning off the

irrigation to your trees and shrubs. If you have seasonal flowers and/or over seeded your lawn, over watering can actually cause root rot and increases probability of turf diseases. The flowers and grass will let you know when they are in need of a drink. Grass will start to have a slight gray appearance and the flowers will have a slight drooping of the flowers and leaves.

Winter in the desert also brings cooler temperatures; be sure to cover frost sensitive plants and flowers as well as above ground exterior water lines like hose spigots. If plants do receive damage from the frost, be sure not to prune off the damage until the threat of frost is gone for the season (end of February is a good rule of thumb). It may seem tempting, but stay the course and wait. By leaving the frost damage on the plant it will protect the foliage underneath and the recovery will be quicker in the spring.

Finally, this is the time of year to prune trees, especially deciduous trees that have gone dormant. Dead wood, cross branching, and diseased areas of the tree should be the primary focus while pruning which in turn will give you a healthy and well maintained tree with lots of new foliage come spring.

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have a vested interest in it and in its success. Some may say that the 1st thing to be done is educate them on the CC&R’s and adopted policies. Others might say a schedule of up coming lifestyle events should be delivered. Others may simply introduce themselves, exchange contact information and give a small welcoming gift. Each approach has merit and important value. Another approach is simply by being a good neighbor. Here are seven easy steps you can do if somebody has moved into your neighborhood.

1. Introduce yourself. (Small gift and some small talk about local pizzerias or what time the trash man usually comes by.)

2. Consider your neighbor’s lifestyle. What do they do for work, what is there schedule? If they work nights then quiet mornings could be very important for them. If they have children, quiet evenings might be important) Similarly, give them information that’ll help them be more considerate of your lifestyle. If you do a lot of yard work, or if your teenage son plays the drums, let them know in advance and mention that if it’s getting too loud, they shouldn’t hesitate to let you know.

3. Control your dog. Keep your dog on a leash if out walking in the community and make sure to clean up after it. If you have a particularly noisy dog, this may also become a source of contention for your neighbor. Put yourself in their shoes and imagine how upset you’d be if you or perhaps your newborn was woken from a much-needed nap by the sudden yapping of a nearby dog. If you have problems controlling your dog’s barking or whining, consider seeking advice from a pet trainer.

>>> COveNANTS COrNer

By Andrew Olson, Covenants Coordinator

A Good Neighbor is a Priceless Treasure

4. Practice parking etiquette. If you or your guests need to park in the street, obtain a variance and park in front of your home, not theirs.

5. Keep your yard tidy. Weed your yard regularly, because the presence of weeds in your yard is not only unsightly but can also spread to your neighbor’s yard. Mow your lawn regularly and keep your trees and bushes trimmed appropriately.

6. Put Trash/Recycle bins out on the right day. Only put your rubbish/garbage out on the day it’s due for collection and remove from public view the same day. Garbage cans attract vermin, insects, and other pests, and is also unsightly. Keep your trash area clean and debris free. Wash your garbage cans if they begin to smell.

7. Communicate with your neighbor. Above all, touch base with your neighbors regularly and keep them in the loop. Remember the golden rule and if anything you are planning to do may affect them, minimize it and let them know in advance. Keep the channels of communication open by reminding them that if you’re doing anything which disturbs them, they should feel comfortable approaching you about it.

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>>> feATured eveNTCommunitySanta’s Village Saturday, December 12 | 10AM-1PM | Association office

SaSanta and Ms. Clause are bringing the North Pole to Vistancia to spread some holiday cheer! Come visit us to write and mail your Christmas letters to Santa, decorate

a cookie in Mrs. Claus’ kitchen and put together a craft at the Elves Workshop. Smile for the camera as you tell Santa your wish list. Aries 70 Studio will be on hand to take pictures with Santa. This is a come and go event, the cost is $3 per child. Tickets on sale in the Association office. You can show up anytime between 10AM and 1PM to go through Santa’s Village. Bring your family and pose for the live nativity presented by Spirit Song Church. The live nativity is being held in conjunction with Santa’s Village, and the photo will be emailed to you for free after the event.

The WORTH Group is sponsoring Toys for Tots in Vistancia. Please bring a NEW, UNWRAPPED toy, bike or a check (made out to: Marine Toys for Tots Foundation) to the Association office now through December 11. The Trilogy Veteran’s Club will be out to help fill the truck with toys after Santa’s Village.

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Polar Express in Vistancia Thursday, December 3 | 6PM | Association office Join us for an evening of fun for the whole family. Enjoy a special reading of The Polar Express by the Conductor, make a Christmas craft to hang on the tree and enjoy hot chocolate and cookies, plus a special appearance by Santa. This event is sponsored by The Mom’s Group of Vistancia. Purchase tickets at the Association Office starting November 16 and ending on November 30, there will be no ticket sales at the door. Cost is $3 per child and there are only 100 tickets available.

Coffee TalkFriday, December 4 | 9 -10AM | Association officeThis is the last Coffee Talk of the year. Starting next year we will be hosting Village Café, a community wide quarterly breakfast on Saturday morning from 9-10:30AM in the Clubhouse!

Corks & Canvas Friday, December 4 | 7-9PM | Association officeCome and uncork your inner canvas. Palate2Palette will be joining us to help you along. Whether you have never picked up a paintbrush in your life or you are a seasoned artist looking to have a fun and creative night out, Corks and Canvas night is for you. Canvases, easels, aprons, brushes, paint and professional step by step instruction will be available to you. You will go home with your own 16X20 masterpiece. Feel free to BYOB, beer, wine or favorite beverage. Price is $35. Payments can be made to Beth Hill from Palate2Palette at [email protected]

Tailgate & Chili Cook-off Saturday, December 5 | 7-9:30PM | MVC Parking LotWe are looking for some Chili Cookers for our Chili Cookin’ Contest! Participants will taste test all the varieties and pick the People’s Choice for the overall winner. Grand prize will be

2 Cardinals vs Vikings tickets to a December game plus a trophy naming them as the People’s Choice Chili Cooker for 2015! To enter your chili recipe email Melissa at [email protected] by Thursday, December 3. Vistancia residents and guests are invited to taste some yummy chili and bring your lawn chairs (you can even bring your own little grill too if you want to cook out) to enjoy a tailgate party in the MVC parking lot watching a NCAA Conference Championship Game. This event is BYOB and is sponsored by Zona Communications!

Storytime Tuesday, December 8 | 10AM | Association officeCome and hear the story of the mischievous Elf on the Shelf. Ellie the Elf and her elfin friends will be visiting the kiddies of Vistancia to read a holiday story, work on some great crafts, color some pictures, enjoy snacks and share a bit of the holiday season. Make sure to bring your camera ... Ellie and all the elves LOVE to take pictures with their little friends in front of the beautiful Christmas tree.

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Prescott Christmas Parade Saturday, December 5 Price: $79 per person Travel to “Arizona’s Christmas City”, Prescott and watch a legendary parade complete with floats, marching bands, and tap-dancing toddlers. In the evening see the brilliantly decorated town square. You will also visit the Gingerbread Village at the Prescott Resort. This getaway will truly get you in the holiday spirit!

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Trips are coming your way! We only need 10 registrations for these trips to happen. For detailed information please call Free Spirit Vacations & Events at 480.926.5547

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Hanukkah Party December 9 | 6-8PM | MVC ClubhouseBring your neighbors and come celebrate Hanukkah. We will be unveiling the new community menorah and serving latkes. Meet us in the community center kitchen at 4PM for traditional potato peeling and latke frying. At 6PM we will enjoy our fresh latkes with applesauce and sour cream. Please bring a traditional Jewish dish to share and your menorah (if you have one). RSVP to Harrianne by Monday, December 7 at 602.573.6468 or email her at [email protected]. If you are interested in volunteering please let Harrianne know.

Santa’s Village Saturday, December 12 | 10AM-1PM | Association office

Paint & Gogh Class Monday, December 21 | 1-3PM | MVC Clubhouse$25-The kids are off school and you can get them out of the house for some painting with friends! Join Sunny Hall, a retired Deer Valley art teacher as she helps you learn to make something amazing in a fun atmosphere! You don’t even need to know how to paint! Price includes: apron, paints, canvas, easels and Sunny brings the FUN! For ages 5-13 yrs old. To register, call Sunny at 623.764.0446. Registration deadline is Friday, December 18. Only 15 spots available, so hurry!

Upcoming Events:Village CaféSOMETHING NEW IS COMING TO VISTANCIA! Join us for our 1st free community quarterly breakfast from 9-10:30AM on Saturday, January 9 in the MVC Clubhouse. Come enjoy a variety of coffee, muffins, danishes, bagels, fruit, yogurt and more while supplies last! Bring the whole family as you meet and greet your neighbors!

Wild West Fest January 23 | 11AM-2PM | Event Lawn Come out for a WILD time at our Wild West Fest. We will have pony rides, petting zoo, inflatables, shootout show, trick roper, mechanical bull rides and awesome music by the country band Mogollon . We will have food and drink available for purchase. Don’t miss this great community event. Bring a blanket or chair and pick up your ticket at the Association Office. Tickets are $3 per person until Friday, January 22 and $5 per person day of the event.


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>>> GeTTING CrAfTy

Rudolph Photo Ornament Craft By Vanessa Rodriguez Coppola of www.SeeVanessaCraft.com

Here’s an easy holiday craft that kids can make! They’ll love creating rudolph ornaments using their own photos. This is a great classroom or afterschool project!

MATERIALS• Brown Card Stock• Photo Safe Adhesive• 2 inch Hole Punch• 2 ½ inch Hole Punch• Standard Hole Punch• Jute or Ribbon• Hot Glue Gun• Red Pom Pom• Brown Pipe Cleaner

TUTORIALStep 1: Print out a photo for this project. A headshot works best.

Step 2: Using the 2 inch punch, punch a circle into the photo. Make sure the child’s face is in the center of the photo.

Step 3: Using the 2 ½ inch punch, punch a circle into the brown card stock.

Step 4: Using photo safe adhesive, attach the photo circle to the card stock circle.

Step 5: Punch a hole at the top of the circles, using a standard hole punch.

Step 6: String a piece of jute or ribbon through the hole and tie the end in a knot.

Step 7: Fold a brown pipe cleaner in half and glue the middle of the pipe cleaner to the back of the circles. Fold the pipe cleaner in a zigzag pattern to look like antlers.

Step 8: Hot glue a red pom pom to the photo, on top of the child’s nose.

Step 9: Hang your new ornament on your tree!

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Vistancia Elementary School December Events•12/3: December Spotlight Student Assembly Early Release 11:00am

•12/7-12/11: Holiday House

•12/7: PTO Meeting at Vistancia Rec Center

•12/10: Winter Band Concert 6:00-7:30pm

• 12/15: Winter Choir Concert 6:30-7:30pm

• 12/16: Jingle Bell Journey (times TBD)

• 12/17: Early Release 11:00am

• 12/18: Teacher Work Day, No School

• 12/23-1/2: Winter Break, No School

Liberty High School Hosts Successful 2015 Homecoming

By Molly Murray

Homecoming is the first dance of the year to get dressed up and have an amazing night with your friends. It’s a

night filled with memories that are made while rocking out to some of your favorite songs. But

nobody takes a minute to realize just how much time and effort is put into this one little dance. Every single detail and aspect of homecoming is put together by Liberty’s amazing student council.

“I think it was our best homecoming yet and I heard nothing but positive things about it” Kylie Seaton says. Seaton, along with everyone else in student council, has a job to make sure everything runs smoothly. “We have committees with, like, five people in each and during the first semester we have ‘special committees’ that revolve around homecoming” she says. “We first have to pick the vendor of where we want to have [the dance] months ahead. Then we spread the word after we announce where it is.”

After the vendor is picked and most of it is planned, then it is time to announce it to the school and get everyone excited for it. That’s where spirit week comes into play. It’s the one week where you can go crazy and dress each day according to the overall Homecoming theme. This year’s theme was ‘Music Festivals’. Each day featured a different popular music festival such as ‘Country Thunder’ or ‘Warped Tour’. On those days, Liberty was overflowing with cowboys and skaters, respectively. The fun-filled week comes to an end with a huge assembly to rally the students in preparation for the Homecoming football game—a game against Boulder Creek which Liberty won 38-35.

Lastly, there is the royalty competition. The school decides the winner of homecoming king and queen by voting for their favorite couple nominees. The winner is decided at the end of the week and is announced during halftime of the homecoming football game. Seniors Corey Collins and Kyley Warren were crowned this year’s king and queen. They received their crowns from last year’s winners: Grace Brubaker and Brandon Hew.

“My favorite part would probably be hearing about how much people loved the outcome of the actual dance and the dance itself,” Seaton tells. In the end, all of the hard work pays off when you hear all of the positive comments from everyone and how much they loved it.

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What an Incredible Community We Live In!

A huge thank you to all who joined us at Lake Pleasant for our Pasta with Purpose event to support the Williams family in John’s battle with cancer! The outpouring of support and generosity from our community was amazing as countless businesses individuals donated. We had over 200 people attend the dinner, and together we raised over $5900 with dinner and auction proceeds! With numerous outside donations, the total is closer to $8000! What an incredible night! Thank you to the countless volunteers and our PTO who labored in love to make this event a success!

On November 3, more than 14,993 registered voters prioritized education by casting their ballots in favor of the Peoria Unified School District maintenance and operations override. By voting “yes,” you enabled us to fund: assistant principals, existing class sizes, school nurses for 42 school campuses, physical education, arts education, extracurricular and

athletic programs, reading programs, instructional coaches and the gifted education program. Thanks to this support, we will also provide increased compensation for teachers and staff as well as fund all-day kindergarten for our youngest learners, beginning in the 2016-17 school year. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND INVESTING IN OUR STUDENTS’ FUTURE!

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I am always amazed at how hard golfers make the golf swing. They confuse swinging with hitting the ball. Most golfers try to “hit”

the ball, this results in trying to muscle the ball as hard as they can. In actuality you want to

use the small muscles to “swing the club. There are few guarantees in life, but there is one for sure dealing with golf; normally the ball will not move from its position on the ground until the club makes contact with it. So swing the club through the ball toward your target and the ball will go in that direction. Now that this sage advice has been spewed from my fingers to your eyes, here is a great way to learn to swing the club and stop “hitting” the ball.

• Place only six fingertips on the club – use the thumb, index and middle fingertips on the club only. Take your normal grip, then separate your hands and remove your ring and pinky from the club. Slide the grip in your hands into your fingertips only. You will see that you cannot control the club with your big muscles now. You will feel less tension and now the club will move more freely.

• Take your normal stance and make a few practice swings under control. Try to make the proper swing sequence of motion occur; which is the club, hands, arms and shoulders move away from the ball first. Then the torso turns which will then turn your hips. The forward motion is the hips first, torso

Six Fingertips To a Better Swing By Greg Ellis, General Manager, Trilogy Golf Club at Vistancia

next, followed by the shoulders, arms, hands and finally the club (all in that order) back through the ball and finish the swing.

• This swinging motion is a drill to assist you in feeling the proper swing sequence. When you try to hit a shot using this method, do not try to kill it. What matters is the training of the muscles to swing properly so when you place your hands back on the club fully, you will remember to “swing” instead of “hit” at the ball.

• Once you have become confident in swing with the six fingertips, place your ring fingertip on the club as well. As your swinging motion improves, go ahead and place your pinky fingertips on the club.

• Now that you have mastered this technique, place your left hand on the club properly and keep the club in the fingertips of your right hand (this will be your right hand and left hand fingertips). After this proper motion continues, work both hands back onto the club properly and continue to develop your swinging motion.

• All of this work will result in more clubhead speed with less effort. You will not be as stressed out at the completion of your round. You should have more accuracy and ultimately you should lower your score.

Remember, the golf ball is insignificant in the golf swing. If you learn to swing the club instead of trying to hit the ball, the ball is sitting on the ground waiting to fly toward your target. The swing is what matters most.

>>> Tee TImeAt the club

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This holiday season, treat your family and guests to this delicious white chocolate pumpkin cheesecake with maple whipped cream topping created by Blackstone

Country Club Executive Chef Steven Duarte. Blackstone Country Club members enjoy a wide range of holiday-themed dining options and events throughout the season

Chef Steve’s White Chocolate Pumpkin Cheesecake By Chef Steven Duarte at Blackstone Country Club

>>> bLACkSTONe COuNTry CLub

White Chocolate Pumpkin Cheesecake with Maple Whipped Cream: serves approximately 12Crust:12 oz Graham Cracker Crumbs4 oz Almonds, Finely Ground1 tsp Ginger, Ground1 tsp Cinnamon, Ground6 oz Butter Unsalted, Melted

Filling:2 ½ lb Cream Cheese, Room Temperature1 lb White Chocolate, Melted6 ea Eggs, Room Temperature ¼ cup Maple Syrup¼ cup Brandy2 tsp Ginger, Ground2 tsp Cinnamon, Ground1 tsp Nutmeg, Ground1 ½ cup Pumpkin Purée

Topping:2 cup Heavy Cream1 cup Powdered Sugar3 tbls Maple Syrup

Directions

CrustIn a mixing bowl, combine graham cracker crumbs, ground almonds and spices. Slowly incorporate melted butter into crumb mixture, with enough moisture to form. Add crumb mixture to a spring form pan that has been sprayed with non-stick spray, press crumbs in place to form crust completely covering the bottom of the pan. Set pan aside.

FillingPre-heat oven to 325°. Add cream cheese to a mixing bowl and mix on low speed. Be careful not to over mix. Add white chocolate and eggs to cream cheese, mix again on low speed for a minute. Stop mixer and scrape down all sides of the bowl with a spatula. Add pumpkin purée, brandy, spices, and syrup to mixture and mix on low speed until batter is smooth and free of lumps. Add batter to prepared pan. Place cheesecake in pre-heated oven for

one hour, then turn oven off and leave cheesecake in oven for one more hour which prevents the cheesecake from cracking. Remove cheesecake from oven and allow cooling to room temperature. Place cheesecake in refrigerator overnight.

Whipped ToppingAdd heavy cream and maple syrup to mixing bowl. Whip on high speed until cream begins to stiffen. Stop mixer and add powder sugar, slowly start mixer on low speed until all powder sugar is incorporated.

ServingRun a knife under hot water for 20 seconds, make first cut, wipe knife clean and repeat until all cake is sliced. Serve chilled with a dollop of whipped cream.

To make Blackstone Country Club your home away from home this holiday season, visit www.blackstonecountryclub.com or call 623.707.8700 to learn more about Club membership.

At the club


>>> CITy Of peOrIA

I was excited to hear that an expansion and upgrades are planned for Scorpion Bay Marina at Peoria’s Lake Pleasant. Desert Troon Companies (DTC) was awarded the concessionaire agreement and marks the next phase of development for the marina.

As part of the agreement, DTC will have the opportunity to invest in necessary physical improvements, expand services, and amenities for the park’s approximately 800,000 annual visitors.

Lake Pleasant has so much opportunity as a tourist destination as well as an economic driver for our city. DTC is still working on plans for the marina, but they are expected to include expanding the number of wet slips, adding more stores and restaurants as well as the possibility of building lodging. Obviously, all of this expansion will not happen overnight, but it is good to see a company with the reputation of DTC have such a wonderful vision for Peoria’s Lake Pleasant. Stay tuned!

The Peoria City Council has settled on three possible locations for a new community park in northern Peoria. This part of the city was selected because of the dramatic increase in population and development growth in the last decade. As part of the Capi-tal Improvement Program, the final design and construction for the first phase of the park will be funded in fiscal year 2017-2018. This phase includes a playground and splash-pad area, lighted ball fields, picnic areas, open turf areas and a dog park.

In future phases of the park, Mayor Cathy Carlat and I want to add a recreation and community center to create an all-inclusive location. To ensure the whole process of creating this new park is in the hands of the people who use it every day, we will hold a public meeting in early 2016 so keep your eyes and ears open for those details. We will publish them on our website and social media pages.

Exciting Changes Planned for Lake Pleasant

Peoria City CouncilmemberBridget Binsbacher

Mesquite DistrictSTAY CONNECTED

[email protected]

Community ParkBecoming Reality

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>>> pOLICe beAT

W e are fast approaching the holidays and I wanted you all to be aware of some scams that criminals are

attempting to get at your money. I asked Mike Self (Crime Analyst) to put together a small list

of rip-offs that are easily achieved if you are not paying attention. The Peoria Police Department wants you to have a safe and enjoyable holiday season, so remember, if it does not sound right, more than likely it is not right. Give us a call at our non-emergency number (623-773-8311) if you are unsure about a contact before you provide any personal information or give money. Always remember, be safe, secure your belongings, lock your car and close your garages when they are not in use. These simple measures can help ensure you do not become a victim of a crime.

Holiday SCAMSAs we rapidly approach this joyous holiday season, remember, there are those out there that do not hesitate to place a damper on this season by attempting to separate you from your valuables, especially money. Below are a few of the most common scams during this season.

Fake Non-Profits:The holiday season is a time of year that many non-profits have the greatest request for their services. It is also the time of year that the scammers know citizens are most willing to open their hearts to help others. Because of this, scammers seize the opportunity to contact citizens with requests for donations to non-existent non-profits. These requests can come in the form of phone calls or through the mail. There are a couple of suggestions that you can use to lessen the likelihood that you will be victimized by this scam.1. Do you recognize the name of the non-profit? There are many

legitimate national and local non-profits. If you have not heard of the non-profit before, this should be your first clue to at least ask more questions. You do not have to commit to the over the phone solicitation. Ask them to mail you information on their non-profit.

2. If you still have questions about the legitimacy of the non-profit, you can access a computer and go to www.irs.gov/Charities-&-Non-Profits/Search-for-Charities, this is a site operated by the IRS that will allow you to query the non-profit.

3. Even if you recognize the name of a reputable non-profit, if they ask for a credit card number over the phone to complete your donation transaction, it is highly suggested that you say NO. Unless you know exactly who you are speaking with on the other end, once you provide them with your banking information you have no control over what transactions will be made.

IRS or Warrant Scam:The bad guys know that the holiday season is the time that is most important for families to be together. They also know that this is the time that most families have saved money for the purpose of

purchasing meals and presents. The scam is perpetrated by the victim receiving a phone call advising them that the caller is with the IRS, a law enforcement agency or local city court. The caller will, in a calm and friendly voice, advise you that they currently have or soon to be issued, a warrant or summons for your arrest. However, this can be prevented by sending a nominal fee which will stall the process. As you begin to ask questions, the caller will become more aggressive in their voice tone and language, almost to the point of being threatening. Here is what you can do.

1. FIRST, government regulatory and law enforcement agencies DO NOT call suspects over the telephone and advise them that they have a warrant or other type of pending action. This is not how they do business. They will send you a letter in the mail on letterhead stationary with addresses and phone numbers of points of contact, or you will have a visitor to your residence.

2. Ask the caller for a name, agency and call back phone number. Most of the time, if this is a scam, they will not want to provide you with the information and will hang up. If they do, look up the general public phone number for the organization. Give them a call, let them know of the call you received and have them confirm the legitimacy of the action.

Most important, “REMAIN CALM AND DO NOT LET THEM INTIMIDATE YOU.”

And lastly,

Your Bank Account has been Compromised Scam:During this time of year the bad guys know that a significant portion of our holiday spending is done with the use of credit or debit cards. To this end, you may receive a phone call, but usually an e-mail, that advises you that your bank account or credit card may have been compromised. To protect you, they would like you to click on the below link and provide the requested information. This action is requested to protect you. Failure to do so could result in your account being frozen. To most of us, this could be devastating. You can protect yourself by;

1. Do you even have an account or credit card with that financial institution?

2. First, call your financial institution and confirm that they have sent you the letter or e-mail.

3. DO NOT click on the link provided in the letter or e-mail. If you do, this will take you into a site that looks very legitimate, however, it is fraudulent. Once you enter the information, you have just provided the scammer with everything they need to drain your account or max out your credit limit. If you conduct transactions over the internet, go to your financial institutions “official” web site and then log into your account.

Holiday Scams Bruce Walls, North Precinct Commander, Peoria Police Department

HOA Office 623.215.8646

Vistancia Community Patrol 480.313.2685

Vistancia Village Emergency

For use between midnight and 8AM 800.274.3165

City OF PEOriAPolice/Animal Control 623.773.8311

Peoria Policing Program, North tip Line 623.773.5077

[email protected]

Fire 623.773.7279

Southwest Ambulance 480.655.7234

Arrowhead Hospital 623.561.1000

North Peoria Emergency Center 623.561.2022

Sun Health Hospital 623.214.4000

Post Office 623.979.8533

Sunrise Mountain Library 623.773.8650

UtiLitiESCox Communications 602.694.1952

Zona Communications 623.455.4500

Southwest Gas 877.860.6020

APS (Electric) 602.371.7171

City of Peoria (water/trash) 623.773.7160

SCHOOLSPeoria Unified S.D. #11 623.486.6000

Lake Pleasant Elementary 623.773.6575

Attendance 623.773.6582

Vistancia Elementary 623.773.6500

Attendance 623.773.6508

Liberty High School 623.773.6525

Sunrise Mountain High School 623.487.5125

Creative Castle Preschool and Kindergarten 602.740.9561

CHUrCHESSpirit Song Church 623.824.1357

ACtiVitiES AND CLUbS

Aquaria Swim School: taught 1-on-1, and designed for children ages 6 months to 6

years, your child will learn how to independently float or to swim safely to the side of the pool.

the aquatic journey continues from there. Safety, then fun! For more information, visit www.

aquariaswim.com or call 623.680.6835.

Basketball League: Vistancia now has its own basketball league. Games are Saturday

mornings from 9AM-1PM. For more info visit www.fsiellc.com.

Bible Study: the women’s bible study meets every thursday at 9AM in the MVC Clubhouse.

All women are invited as we share, discuss, and encourage one another. Call Valerie for more

information at 623.824.1357.

Bunco: We need players! Join us in the Clubhouse on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of

each month at 7PM for an exciting dice game and a great way to meet new friends! the fee

is $6 per person to play. there are cash prizes available to win. Please contact Harrianne at

[email protected] if you’re interested in playing!

Cheer Club: We focus on health and fitness, building self confidence and the FUNdamentals

of cheerleading with the emphasis on fun while working hard to perfect our skills. Email Clarissa

at [email protected] or call 623.271.3483 for more information.

Fitness Boot Camp: With a military style of fitness training this class will help you shed

pounds and get into shape while having fun! Early bird special is $75 for the entire 5 weeks

Monday-Friday. Call Jennifer at 435.701.0065 or email her at [email protected] to sign

up. Visit www.vistanciafitnessbootcamp.webs.com for more information.

Garden Chat: Garden chat will meet the second Wednesday of every month at 6PM. Contact

[email protected] for additional information.

Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/vistanciavillageassociation and find us online at www.myvistancia.com.

Grief Share: After the funeral, when the cards and flowers have stopped coming, most of the people around you return to their normal lives. but your grief continues and you feel alone. Often, friends and family want to help you, but don’t know how. that’s the reason for GriefShare. Our group is led by caring people who have experienced grief and have rebuilt their lives. Offered to the community by Spirit Song Church. Meets in the Mountain Vista Club building on thursdays 6:30-8:00 p.m. For more information contact Pastor Karol brecheisen at 928.853.5663.

Helping Hands Club: the Helping Hands club is a group of Vistancia residents with the same mission to help their neighbors in need! if you would like to join the club or if you have a need that the club might be able to assist you with contact robert and Julia Miller 623-760-5582 or [email protected].

Homeschoolers of Vistancia: Welcoming all homeschooling families and educators or mentors living in or surrounding area of Vistancia. Join to connect with families passionate about home-based, world-based education! Share ideas, tips, curriculum, and encouragement. Schedule meetings, events, activities, and field trips. Connect to our group on Facebook or please contact Julie Goodson 623.680.6928 or Anne-Marie Older 602.354.6741 for information.

MOMS Club: We are a non-profit network support group for all moms. Whether you are working and looking to connect with other working moms or you stay at home and are looking for friendships for both you and your child, we are the answer. We offer many activities! if you are interested in meeting new moms and making great friendships, please visit www.vistanciamomsclub.com.

Poker Club: Come meet your neighbors while playing a game of skill and luck. Vistancia Poker texas hold-em tournaments are held every other Saturday from January through November, with a championship tournament in December. buyins vary from $20 to $50 per tournament. For the full schedule of tournaments or more information, please visit our website at www.vistanciapoker.com or email [email protected].

Tennis Club: Drop-in tennis is on tuesdays, thursday and Saturday at the Mountain Vista Club tennis courts at 7:30AM-10:00AM. For more information, contact Howie Grover at [email protected] or call 623.215.8708.

Tennis Lessons: tennis Pro Joe ragland instructs Children and Adults in multiple settings including private lessons and group clinics. Call Joe for additional information at 623.680.6738.

Tumble and Dance: AZ tumble N Dance Company LLC non-competitive tumbling and dance. We help children build strength, coordination, flexibility, motor skills, and self confidence. We believe once children experience the feeling of fitness and the fun and joy of movement they will be on their way to an active lifestyle. Classes are available to children ages 2 through 14 years old. beginners to experienced children are all welcome. Our classes and choreography are fun and child appropriate. if you would love to register, contact tawni Lanoue at [email protected]. Or visit http.aztumblendance.wix.com for program

information.

Vistancia Village Loaning Library: bring a book take a book at the Loaning Library in the Association Office. We are also always accepting donations for books and DVDs For more information contact the Association Office at 623.215.8646.

Vistancia Vipers: For more information and to register please contact Jen Peery at [email protected].

Vistancia Waterworks: Classes will be held at the Mountain Vista Pool. All classes are taught by Coach Mike, an aquatic professional with over thirty years of experience teaching swimming at all levels. For registration please phone 425.492.6871.

Water Aerobics: Come out every Monday, tuesday and Friday from 9-10AM at the Foothills Pool, a comfortable workout environment. With all of the benefits of cardio and resistance training, Water Aerobics is sure to be a great, joint stress free workout that everyone will enjoy. if you would like more information contact Lisa Siminoff [email protected] or Diane Schwartz at [email protected].

Workout Group: Come enjoy new friends as you strengthen your muscles and enjoy fun new workouts. We rotate through various strength training, cardio, and Plyometric exercises. All age ranges and skill levels welcome. Classes are Free! We meet Mon, Fri at 8:15AM in the MVC Gym. Contact Lisa at [email protected].


ResouRces

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT1

Mah Jongg 12-4pmViper Swim Practice 4-6pm

2Bunco 7pmMOMS Club Meeting9:30-11:30amBlackstone Annual Meeting 6pm

3Women’s Bible Study 9amViper Swim Practice 4-6pmZumba 6-7pmPolar Express 6pm

4Pilates 10:30-11:30amCoffee Talk 9amCorks & Canvas 7-9pm

5FSIE Basketball 9am-2pmTailgate Chili Cook-Off7-10pm

6 7Furniture Painting6-8pm

8Mah Jongg 12-4pmViper Swim Practice 4-6pmCub Scouts 6-8pm

9Game Group2-4pm

Hanukkah Party6pm

10Women’s Bible Study 9amViper Swim Practice 4-6pmZumba 6-7pm

11Pilates 10:30-11:30am

12FSIE Basketball 9am-2pm

Santa’s Village10am-1pm

13 14Girl Scouts 6-7:30pmFurniture Painting6-8pm

15Mah Jongg 12-4pmViper Swim Practice 4-6pmCub Scouts 6-8pm

16Bunco 7pm

17Women’s Bible Study 9amViper Swim Practice 4-6pmZumba 6-7pm

18Pilates 10:30-11:30am

19

20 21Furniture Painting6-8pmPaint n’ Gogh1-3pm

22No Tumble & Dance

23No Tumble & Dance

24OFFICE CLOSED

No Classes

25OFFICE CLOSED

No Classes

26

27 28Girl Scouts 6-7:30pmFurniture Painting6-8pmNo Tumble & Dance

29Mah Jongg 12-4pm

No Tumble & Dance

30No Tumble & Dance

31OFFICE CLOSED

No Tumble & Dance

Weekly FitnessSchedule

Bootcamp 5-7amWorkout Group 8-9amWater Aerobics 9-10amFlex Yoga 10:30-11:30amCheer Practice 4-6pm (Gym)FSIE Basketball 6-9pm

Bootcamp 5-7amDrop-In Tennis 8-10amBootcamp 8:30am-9:30amWater Aerobics 9-10amTumble & Dance 4-6:40pm

Bootcamp 5-7amWorkout Group 8-8:30amBootcamp 8:30am-9:30amFlex Yoga 8:30-9:30amTumble & Dance 10-10:35amShow Cheer 4:30-6pm (Office)Club Cheer 4-7pm (Gym)FSIE Basketball 7-9:30pm

Bootcamp 5-7amDrop-In Tennis 8-10amBootcamp 8:30am-9:30amCheer Practice 5-8pm (Office)Tumble & Dance 3:30-7:00pm

Bootcamp 5am-7amWorkout Group 8amWater Aerobics 9-10amFSIE Basketball 6-9pm

Drop-In Tennis 8-10amCheer Club 7-9am


Vistancia Village Association29701 N. Sunrise Point

Peoria, AZ 85383623.215.8646

www.myvistancia.com

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