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NEW
BOARD
MEMBERS
On Wednesday, Sun City Hilton Head Board Members met with Will Cutler,
President, Pulte Homes Coastal Carolinas Division to discuss the transition.
Earlier this week, Pulte/DelWebb announced that the position held by Derek
Morgan, Director of General Operations, has been eliminated due to
organizational changes. This decision precipitated Mr. Morgan’s resignation
from the Board of Directors, effective today.
PulteGroup has appointed Todd Doupona, Project Manager for Pulte Homes, to fill
the seat on the Board made vacant with Derek Morgan’s resignation.
The Sun City Hilton Head Board of Directors appreciates Derek Morgan’s work in
improving our community and his three years of service as Board President. More
information regarding these changes will be provided through the Board of
Director’s December Board Update.
Sun City Hilton Head Community Association
Board of Directors
Allison Tucker, President
Barbara Lenta, Vice President
Wes Pipkin, Secretary
Chad Plunkett, Treasurer
Bill Hornbostel, Member At Large
Kevin Wadley, Member At Large
Todd Doupona, Member At Large
PULTE CHANGES
DEREK MORGAN
SUN CITY HILTON HEAD
We would like to bring you the official word on Pulte’s changes that affect Sun City Hilton Head Community Association.
This is written by Derek Morgan as he is leaving SCHHCA this month. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors.
Dear Residents,
It is with much sadness that I must announce a change in organizational structure. The continuing adverse market conditions have made it necessary for Pulte to release me and consequently, my last day as a Pulte employee will be December 31st.
I realize that this announcement raises obvious questions for which there are currently no adequate answers. Perhaps the most obvious of these is who will serve as President of the Board of Directors. I don’t know the answer to that question; my replacement will be identified by Pulte. Once a decision is made, it will be communicated to the residents as quickly as possible.
At this stage, I plan to formally resign as President of the Board of Directors. In the meantime, I have begun the process of transitioning any work-in-progress to the rest of the Board and the Wentworth staff. My aim is to effect a smooth transition and I will work diligently during the coming weeks to achieve that objective.
Sun City Hilton Head is an incredible place and I can honestly say that I love it! You might have spotted that already! I love the fact that it is filled with talent. I love the fact that it is more diverse and wonderful than I could have ever imagined. But most of all I love it because I have met some of best people anywhere in the world! I am truly grateful to have had the opportunity to work with you.
Thank You.
My very best regards,
Derek
SOMERSET
170 GATE
OPERATIONS
The gate will be closed to incoming traffic Thursday, July 8, and Friday, July 9 for the seal coat application. Residents are encouraged to use other gates. You can still get your bar codes and decals, but you will not be able to re-enter via that gate. The gate can be used to exit only.
Normal operations at the gate will resume Saturday, July 10.
MAINTENANCE
AT
PINCKNEY HALL
Please use caution in the Pinckney Hall area during the week of July 12 as maintenance workers will be updating some areas.
PAVING
SUN CITY
ROADWAYS
The seal coat work will begin on Sun City Blvd the week of July 12. Please exercise caution with the lane changes. We will keep you updated as informatiion becomes available.
NORTH
170 GATE
OPERATIONS
On Friday, July 2 and Saturday, July 3 the 170 gate at Lake Somerset will be open for entrance and exit but not for acquisition of barcodes and decals. Paving is being done in that area.
JULY
FOURTH
CELEBRATION
Sunday, July 4th join your friends and neighbors for some dancing, eating, fun games and an awesome fireworks display. Pick up your complimentary tickets at the Lifestyles Services Desk in Pinckney Hall. Hang on to those tickets for prize drawings during the evening.
Per the Fire Marshall, Sun City Blvd. will be closed in BOTH directions from Del Webb Blvd. heading south to Sun City Lane at approximately 12 o’clock noon on July 4th. Sun City Lane will be limited to ONE lane in BOTH directions from Sun City Blvd. to Palmetto Commons. This road will not be closed.
ASSOCIATION
SERVICES
Resident Services in Palmetto Commons building will be open Saturday, July 3 from 9 am to 1 pm and will be closed Monday, July 5 in observance of Independence Day, July 4th. However, you will not be able to get barcodes and decals at the Hwy.170 gate on Saturday, July 3.
The Community Association Office in Palmetto Commons and Lifestyles Services in Pinckney Hall will be closed Monday, July 5.
Please make a note of this and plan accordingly.
PAVING IN
SUN CITY
Paving has commenced with the application of the first coat of seal coat at the corner of Sun City Blvd. and Del Webb Blvd. going East to the Hwy.170 gate. The Hwy. 170 gate will be open but only one lane due to paving. There are lane changes in the area so please exercise caution. Paving will continue at the rate of one mile per day until all designated roads are completed..
PAVING
BEGINS
JUNE 28
A paving company will apply the first coat of seal coat on Monday morning at 7 a.m. at the corner of Sun City Blvd. and Del Webb Blvd. going East to the Hwy. 170 gate. There will be lane changes so please exercise caution in this area. Paving will continue at the rate of one mile per day until all designated roads are completed.
OFFICE
CLOSINGS
The Community Association Office in Palmetto Commons and Lifestyles Services in Pinckney Hall will be closed Monday, July 5.
Please make a note of this and plan accordingly.
LAND USE
SURVEY STUDY
Did you know that a total of 3,760 residents participated in the Land Use Study Survey? Reports are being developed at this time and will be made available when complete.
JULY 4
CELEBRATION
Sunday, July 4th join your friends and neighbors for some dancing, eating, fun games and an awesome fireworks display. Pick up your Complimentary tickets at the Lifestyles Services Desk in Pinckney Hall. Hang on to those tickets for prize drawings during the evening.
ROAD
CLOSURE
This will primarily impact residents and guests of the following neighborhoods: Fox Lake, Juniper Creek, Live Oaks, Rivergrass, Seaford Place and Whispering Oaks.
From these neighborhoods, residents and guests will need to travel on Kings Creek Drive to the traffic light across from the main gate. Residents and Guests from Live Oaks may use the Millennium Bridge to cross over to Kings Creek Drive to enter and exit their neighborhoods. The Kings Creek gate will be staffed with Securitas officers until the road re-opens on Sunday morning.
Work crews will be applying a sealant to the road to prevent road deterioration and extend the usefulness of the street.
SIDEWALK
AND CURB
REPAIRS
Sidewalk and curb repairs have started throughout the Sun City Hilton Head community. Please exercise caution in these areas:
RIVERBEND
POOL
REPAIRS
Two large windows from the room facing the pool at Riverbend Lodge will be removed for repairs on Wednesday, June 30.
Repairs should only take 2 – 3 days. Please be careful as workers will be in the pool area making these repairs.
TWILIGHT
GOLF
SPECIALS
Summer sizzles in Sun City Hilton Head. Limit your outdoor activities when possible and stay hydrated.
However, with the summer heat comes Twilight Golf Specials.
Enjoy the Twilight rates at both Okatie Creek and Hidden Cypress Golf Courses. Twilight rates apply after 1 pm and are good for all Sun City residents as well as to visitors. Rates are $25.00 for 18 holes and $15.00 for 9 holes.
Prices do not include cart fees or tax. Sign up today, but be sure to stay hydrated.
LOOKING FOR
A HEALTHY
HEART?
Learn how to build a healthy heart at a Fitness seminar on Friday, July 9 at the Hidden Cypress Fitness Center.
Sessions will take place from 9 am until 10:30 am and from 10:30 am until 12 pm. Each session is limited to 10 people.
Sign up at the Fitness Desk at 705-4030. There will be a $4.00 charge to attend this educational event.
DEL WEBB'S
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
CRUISE
Del Webb’s 50th Anniversary Cruise – February 13 -19, 2011
Come aboard Royal Caribbean’s Radiance of the Seas with port stops in Cozumel and Costa Maya and celebrate the 50th anniversary of Del Webb communities.
If you are interested in more information about this cruise, plan on attending the informational meeting on July 12 at 9 a.m. at Hidden Cypress.
Please contact Lifestyle Services for details at 843-705-4027.
HIDDEN CYPRESS
POOL CLOSURE
The Hidden Cypress Pool will be closed on Monday, May 24th from 8:30AM to 12:00PM for Pool Surface Repairs.
After opening briefly on Monday afternoon, the pool will be closed again from Tuesday morning, May 25 through Thursday, May 27 to repair or replace broken tiles.
The spa at Hidden Cypress will be open throughout the week.
HIDDEN CYPRESS
GOLF COURSE CLOSURE
FORMER PULTE ADMIN
BLDG - UPDATE
While there is a new business opening in the former Pulte Administration Building near Sgt. Jasper Blvd, the building will be outside of the Sun City community.
This week, work has begun to erect a boundary between it and Sun City. Construction on new access driveways will begin next week.
Once this work is complete, residents will need to exit Sun City gates in order to patronize the new business. Access to the business will only be available outside of the gates.
17TH ANNUAL SENIOR
HEALTH & FITNESS Day
MAY 26
Special Sun City events include.
THE LETTERMEN
and
THE FIFTH DIMENSION
Tickets will be $30 and $35 per ticket. Please purchase your tickets soon before these events are sold out.
BARATARIA OUTDOOR POOL CLOSED
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
The Barataria Outdoor Pool is closed until further notice because of unexpected replacement of equipment.
Thank you for your patience with this matter.
Alison Gariti
Fitness Supervisor
Phone: (843) 705-4080
ASK YOUR BOD CANDIDATE
FIVE DISTINCT TYSKs
Quarterly Meeting of the Sun City Hilton Head Community
Association, Inc. Board of Directors
Wednesday, April 21, 2010, 1pm at Magnolia Hall
Agenda includes road repair plans, approval of 2010 Capital Reserves appropriations and updates on the Amenity Use and Land Plan Study as well as other important agenda items.
Spring Parking Lot Sale
The Sun City Hilton Head Spring Parking Lot Sale will be held on Saturday, April 10 from 8:00am until 12:00pm. For more information, please contact 843-705-4027.
Sun City Lane Closure
In preparation for the Parking Lot Sale, Sun City Lane will be closed from both ends at 12 noon on Friday April 9. The street will re-open at 1pm. Saturday, April 10.
Volunteer Appreciation Day
April is National Volunteerism Month. All Sun City Hilton Head residents are invited to celebrate the spirit of volunteerism on Saturday, April 24 at the Town Center. The Leadership Development Committee is organizing this event to promote volunteerism both inside and outside of the Sun City community. Volunteers help this community by serving in leadership positions in neighborhoods and committees, helping to provide security at the community gates and many other ways. The Sun City Hilton Head community benefits greatly from this spirit of volunteerism and giving back.
Admission is FREE. Prize drawings. Entertainment includes strummers, Moonglow Swing, South Carolina Swing, Franco and Ryden. Three food courts will be set up at great Sun City prices.
Common Area Maintenance - Seasonal Schedule
The Common Area Maintenance team will be working their seasonal maintenance schedules starting Monday, April 12. These activities include mowing grass and edging. Residents may notice team members carrying out these tasks based on the following schedule. Weather and other circumstances may affect the schedule.
MONDAY
Pickleball Courts – Maintenance until 9 AM (Monday Only)
New River Sports Park - Closed For Maintenance Until 11AM
Dog Park – Closed until 11 AMTUESDAY
Hidden Cypress Outdoor Pool - Area Closed Until 9 AMWEDNESDAY
Barataria Outdoor Pool – Area Closed Until 9 AMTHURSDAY
Riverbend Lodge Outdoor Pool - Area Closed Until 9 AM
ASK YOUR BOD
CANDIDATE
NEW APPOINTED
BOARD MEMBER
"Mr. Wadley brings significant experience in community development for the benefit of the community and its managing Board of Directors," said Board President Derek Morgan. "The Association will benefit from his insights into the marketplace and regulatory environment surrounding the Sun City Hilton Head community," said Mr. Morgan.
Prior to his work with Pulte Homes as the Director of Land Acquisition Coastal Carolinas, Mr. Wadley served as the Business Recruitment and Redevelopment Manager for the City of Charleston. In this capacity, Mr. Wadley was responsible for recruiting businesses and redeveloping areas of Charleston in agreement with the Mayor's vision.
Mr. Wadley earned a degree in Economics from Auburn University. He holds membership in the Charleston Developers Council. Mr. Wadley is a member of St. Phillip Church in Charleston and is an Eagle Scout. Mr. Wadley replaces Ms. Rebecca Smith on the Community Association Board of Directors.
NEW INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR
CLUB AND GROUP
TASKFORCE
| Don Armstrong | Ellen Steger |
| Judy Barry | Jo Stephey, Chair |
| Ralph James, Vice Chair | Michael Vezeau |
| Cheryl Kanuck | Bev Witzel |
The task force will meet during the months of April, May and June to develop recommendations for an ongoing organization that will work with the Lifestyle Director and assist the Executive Director in the administration and education of Sun City Chartered Clubs and Resident Community Groups. It is expected that the task force will present its recommendations on or before July 1.
IMPORTANT
UPCOMING EVENTS
FORMAL
CANDIDATE
AANNOUNCEMENT
A list of candidates for Neighborhoods having elections is listed below.
| Neighboorhood | Neighborhood Representative | Alternate Representative |
| Aster Fields | Bill Mitchell | Time Sharpe |
| Basket Walk | Leonard W. Beers | Dan Ganschow |
| Blue Heron Village | Ben Stief | Maureen Cahill |
| Bull Hill Plantation | Tori Gersbacher | Bill Dickinson |
| Cypress Run | Chris Coliukos | Fran Stewart |
| Garden Walk | Harry Vollkommer | Norm P. Neus |
| Hampton Village | Fred Greene | Jim Newlands |
| Murray Hill | Don Olexa | Diane Mullins |
| Palmetto Place | Kate Lang | Pam Milenchick |
| Pelican Pointe | Lew Guiler | Larry Miller |
| Spring Hill | Howard Scholp, John (Jack) Kuhn | Sallie Bridgewater |
| Summerplace Village | Pat Pallisco | Aaron Altman |
| The Preserve | Jackie Tygielski | Steve Brandon |
| Stratford Village | Lenora Small | Nancy Ingles |
| Water Lily Cove | Rocky Hughes | Bob Sawyer |
| Willow Brook Village | Mike Kelleher | Sandi Cannon |
| Windsor Walk | Donald Woytowick | Tim Gwynette |
POOL AND SPA
CLOSURES
FOR CLEANING
The Riverbend Pool will close March 21 at 6 PM and reopen March 27 at 7 AM.
The Hidden Cypress Spa will close March 26 at 6 PM and reopen March 29 at 7 AM.
The Riverbend Spa will close April 23 at 6 PM and reopen April 26 at 7 AM.
The Barataria (outdoor) Pool will close April 25 at 6 PM and reopen May 1 at 7 AM.
BOARD WORKSHOP
MARCH 17 «» 1:00 - 3:00
BOARD MEETING
Agenda
The following is an excerpt of the full resolution:
For the purposes of this policy, Solicitation is an act or action that asks for contributions or pledges of contributions of monetary or non-monetary support, inclusive of political votes. This policy excludes Community Groups from any form of solicitation within Sun City Hilton Head. This policy will allow Sun City Chartered Clubs to solicit within Sun City Hilton Head using the following parameters:
- Relief of poverty or the distressed
- Advancement of education and science
- Promotion of health, social welfare, environmental conservation and the arts
- Materials must be non-commercial and be of potential interest to a majority of Sun City Residents.
- Materials may not be oriented toward or supported by any religious groups.
- The only political materials allowed are announcements of elected officials visiting Sun City and those related to Sun City Board elections.
- Materials may not be scandalous, malicious, defamatory, or libelous.
Lower Mailboxes:
Lower Mailboxes are intended for intercommunity correspondence and are to be
used with the following parameters:
GAMBLING AND
ALCOHOL
REGULATIONS
GAMBLING
AND ALCOHOL
REGULATIONS
On March, 26, 2009, a TYSK was sent reminding residents of the South
Carolina Code on gambling
and alcohol. This is a follow up reminder.
- Any game with cards or dice
- Any gaming table commonly known or distinguished by any letters or figures (A, B, C. E,
or O, for example)- Any roley-poley game
- Rouge et noir
- Any faro bank
- Any other table or bank of the same or like kind under any denomination whatsoever
- Any machine or device licensed under the State of South Carolina, such as
coin-operated machines and devices for other amusements, which is used for gambling
purposes- Exceptions: games of billiards, bowls, backgammon, chess, draughts or whist when
there is no betting involved.
- South Carolina Code Ann. §16-19-130 prohibits betting, wagers, pool selling or bookmaking.
- Attorney General Opinion Numbers 84-44, 97-56, and 97-57 prohibit ‘casino night” gambling
and “Monte Carlo nights”- Attorney General Opinion Number 07-56 prohibits an event for charity called a “poker
challenge,” inclusive of Texas Hold’em
- South Carolina Code Ann §16-19-10 forbids lotteries publicly or privately, specifically:
Any lottery under the denomination of sales of house, lands, plate, jewels, goods, wares,
merchandise or other things whatsoever or for money or by any undertaking whatsoever, in
the nature of a lottery, by way of chances, either by dice, lots, cards, balls, numbers, figures
or tickets (the three elements of a lottery are 1) the offering of a prize, 2) the payment of
some consideration , and 3) the determination of a winner by chance)
- Based upon the definition of “lottery,” 50/50 raffles, raffles with ticket purchases, donations for
games of chance and other prize pools are prohibited
- A violation of the South Carolina Code is a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, carries a fine of
up to $1,000 and imprisonment for up to one year. The violator would be the person doing the
gambling, not the Association
- South Carolina liquor laws prohibit any of these activities in facilities licensed to serve beer,
wine and/or alcohol (i.e., Association facilities). A violation could result in the loss of the liquor
license (for the Association)
Regarding the accessibility of liquor in Association facilities:
In the event a chartered club desires to utilize Association facilities to sell alcohol or provide
alcohol at an event that requires the purchase of an admission ticket, donation or any other
monetary component (i.e., cash bar, raffle, etc.), the chartered club must apply for an obtain its
own temporary permit or special event license. Sun City’s licenses only authorize Sun City to
sell alcohol in its licensed locations. The licenses do not authorize any other entity or person to
operate under the license or in the licensed locations. Only Association staff (not Association
volunteers) can sell alcohol in its licensed locations.
A reminder to all clubs, groups and neighborhoods that the State of South Carolina (not the Association) enforces these laws, and clubs, groups and neighborhoods should keep this in mind when reserving Association space, rooms or facilities.
SUMMARY OF
JANUARY 19
BOARD MEETING
The Sun City Board of Directors held the first Quarterly Board Meeting for 2010 on January 19, 2010, in Magnolia Hall.
By Resolution, the Board revised the charter for the Finance Committee.
With the announcement at the November Annual Meeting by Joel Spiegel that he did not intend to continue as Assistant Treasurer and Finance Committee Chair, the Board evaluated the scope of work for this committee. The Board concluded with the presence of Chad Plunkett as a Board member with strong financial background serving as Community Association Treasurer and the hiring of Charles Whalen as Director of Finance, there is no longer the need for an Assistant Treasurer to the Community Association. Under the charter amendment adopted, the Finance Committee will continue with seven resident members who are selected by the application, interview, appointment process used by all committees and the Officers of the Finance Committee will be elected annually by the members of that Committee.
Werner Rotach, a certified Public Accountant, was appointed by Resolution to fill the vacant seat that resulted from the Finance Committee charter change. Werner has an extensive financial background and will make an excellent addition to this committee.
The Board also voted to approve the continuation of a contract with Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. This resolution authorizes the Executive Director to execute the contract commencing on January 31, 2010 until December 31, 2010. With the addition of neighborhoods near the Bull Hill gate and north of 278, the Board requested Securitas add one addition patrol to its Sun City coverage which will provide improved Security personnel availability to our expanded Sun City Community.
A resolution was also adopted to extend the current contract, that ends April 1, 2010, with Waste Management of South Carolina, Inc. This renewal will be for a three year period of April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2013. The contractor will provide, at no additional charge, a one-time per year collection of bulk items from the curbside, scheduled on a neighborhood- by neighborhood basis to be announced. More information will follow on the implementation of this agreement. The cost of this service will be $11.29 per month per residential unit eligible to receive garbage, refuse and recyclables collection services under this agreement. In addition the Waste Management Company will continue to remove the Mulch left at our Mulch Center on Red Dam Road.
Lastly, the Board presented Certificates of Appreciation to thirty eight residents who have recently completed serving on one of the Board Appointed Committees. Special recognition was given to Bob Rasmussen who completed 13 years on the Finance Committee as a member and Reserves Specialist and to Joel Spiegel who has served as a member and Chair of the Finance Committee for 11 years and as Assistant Treasurer to the Community Association for the past four years. Carol Rasmussen and Candace Spiegel were presented with flowers, in appreciation for their continued support to their husbands’ efforts and our Community.
The names of those recognized are:
Covenants Committee
Election Committee
Finance Committee
Fitness Advisory Committee
Golf Advisory Committee
Government and Business Affairs Committee
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Nominating Committee
Property and Grounds Committee
Public Safety Committee
Strategic Planning Committee
Leadership Development Committee
Modifications Committee
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SUN CITY TELEVISION
NEWS
There is presently misinformation spreading throughout the community from third hand sources regarding the SCTV News Program and its reported demise. Here are the FACTS that you need to know:
FACT: SCTV News has NOT been closed by the Association, Pulte, Board of Directors, or Wentworth Management. You may watch SCTV News daily at 7am/pm and 10am/pm on TV Channel 5, Hargray Channel 238 & online at www.schhca.com.
FACT: SCTV News has many dedicated volunteers who are staying the course to provide quality news to the Community in a timely fashion. Although recently some volunteers did resign, they did so of their own choosing … they were NOT fired.
FACT: SCTV News is an Association-owned asset; established with guidelines that have been followed for the past year, leading to quality news and information shows being delivered to the community on a weekly basis.
FACT: The Association, Pulte, the Board of Directors, nor Wentworth Management ever threatened to close SCTV News, or censor its content. All that was required was that SCTV News follow the guidelines established.
FACT: All Resident Board Members, Clifford Hudsick, Barbara Lenta, and Wes Pipkin agreed with the decision to hold SCTV News to the guidelines established in 2008.
FACT: There was a conflict over reporting a story of a resident’s personal citation and hearing outcome to the community. This story did not follow the guidelines outlined and thus was not permitted. As you can imagine, a resident who receives a citation and follows up with an appeal to the Covenants Committee for a hearing would not like to have their personal information spread community-wide. The disagreement on the ability to report specific case information was what led a few of the SCTV News volunteers to resign.
FACT: The Association does not want SCTV News, Committees, Clubs, Neighborhood Reps., or any other entity representing the Association, to report matters that could result in legal action up to and including defamation, libel, or slander.
FACT: The misinformation in question was brought before the community by way of an email trail. This email trail was propagated by someone who openly admitted that they had not spoken to Hal, Judy, Walt, or others including Sue Sweeney and Barbara Lenta. This email trail only stirred up a situation with false allegations and false information.
Before believing negative, toxic reports that are unfounded and false in nature, in the future please contact the proper individuals to get the truth.
Thank you,
SUMMARY OF
NOVEMBER 19 MEMBERSHIP
MEETING
2010 Budget Adopted
Outlined in our governing document is the requirement for an Annual Meeting of the Community Association to be held at least 30 days but not more than 120 days before the close of the Association’s fiscal year. This year’s Annual Meeting, followed by a special meeting of the Board of Directors was held at Magnolia Hall on Thursday, November 19, 2009. We apologize to those who tuned in for the live broadcast, only to find there was no audio. Please watch for the re-broadcast as that should be complete.
Neighborhood Representatives voted on behalf of the residents in their villages, along with the residents of unrepresented neighborhoods, with a vote of 6507 in favor and 0 opposed, to allow a potential tax planning tool for Community Association taxes. This vote stipulates that if the Community Association decides to file as a regular corporation they have the ability to utilize the provisions of IRS Ruling 70-604.
Next, Community Association Assistant Treasurer and Finance Committee Chair Joel Spiegel, presented on behalf of the Finance Committee their recommendation for the 2010 budget. The assessment for 2010 presented and then accepted by the Board at the special Board meeting that immediately followed, is $1880. This is a $25.00 increase from the 2009 assessment, all of which will be allocated to Reserve funding.
At the end of the Finance Committee presentation, Joel Spiegel announced that after 10 years of involvement with the Finance Committee and three years as Assistant Treasurer for the Community Association, he will not seek re-appointment in May. The Board expressed their deep appreciation for all that Joel has done and offered their best wishes to Joel and his wife Candace.
Will Cutler, Division President, Pulte Homes Coastal Carolinas Division presented an Update of Developer plans for 2010 and beyond. Mr. Cutler noted that Pulte will close approximately 110 homes in Sun City Hilton Head in 2009 and it is his expectation that we will see similar numbers in 2010. Will also reported that the Developer is deeply conscious of the financial impact of delivering additional amenities to the community if the Community Association does not have the rooftops to support the increased running costs. Consequently, Pulte has agreed not to open the golf course on the north side of 278 in 2010 and will continue to review the timing of when to open the new amenity in that same location.
Sue Sweeney, Executive Director of SCHH, presented an overview of Wentworth Management for 2010. Sue spoke of her plans to continue to bring Sun City Hilton Head to a higher level through staff development, improved communications and a happy, healthy environment for staff and residents alike. Sue also introduced the newest member of her staff, Charles Whalen, Director of Finance.
Resident Board Member Barbara Lenta, announced those residents newly appointed to Board Advisory Committees. All of the appointments will begin January 1, 2010. They are:
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Leadership Development |
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Bob Drabik |
Karen Blickstein |
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David Cullen |
Doris Garrett |
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Michele Eberhart |
Bill Hornbostel |
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Tom Kiernan |
Charles King |
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Fred Neihoff |
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Don Olexa |
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Finance |
Wendy Shepard |
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Al Burfeind |
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Kevin McKeon |
Modifications |
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Richard Eberhart |
Chuck Keister |
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Bruce Reid |
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Frank Szczurek |
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Fitness Advisory |
Becker |
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Pete Albero |
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Bob Grueser |
Property &Grounds |
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George Mangi |
Sallie Bridgewater |
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Don Cammerata |
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Ed Kamenski |
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Golf Advisory |
Don Pecic |
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Paul Egan |
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Jim Matthews |
Public Safety |
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Bob Pentico |
Richard Beckert |
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Bruce Rosenthal |
Judy Lampe |
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Fred Shinrock |
Al Richter |
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Wayne Teague |
Dominick Wasielewski |
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Government and Business Affairs |
Strategic Planning |
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Michael Bunamo |
Bill Fitzroy |
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Deena Chontow |
Bill Flack |
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Thomas Faber |
Ed Hassett |
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David Krauser |
Jim Newlands |
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Robert McBarron |
George Simpson |
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After a brief Question and Answer session, the meeting was adjourned.
For greater details, please watch the re-broadcast during the next several weeks on television Channel 5 on Time Warner cable and Channel 238 on Hargray cable.
RESTAFFING
AT
RESIDENT SERVICES
The Sun City Hilton Head Hilton Head Board of Directors has announced a change to the staffing structure of the Resident Services Department, effective immediately.
Karen Anderson is acting as Executive Assistant, reporting directly to Sue Sweeney, Executive Director.
Wentworth Management, along with the Executive Director, will continue to evaluate the Resident Services Department operations, including the possibility of engaging in lockbox servicing, and will make further recommendations as needed to the Board.
The Board noted the many years of service Community Association employees affected by these changes have given to the Sun City Hilton Head community, and thanked them for their contributions.
ORGANIZATIONAL
CHANGES
The Sun City Board of Directors has announced a number of organizational changes effective immediately. Since being hired in January of 2009 Wentworth Management has been evaluating the departmental organization and operations of Sun City Hilton Head. The Board approved several recommendations made by Wentworth Management that resulted from the evaluation.
The following changes, which are to take effect immediately, were announced by the Board:
After interviews with multiple candidates Sue Sweeney will become the new Executive Director of the Sun City Hilton Head Community Association. Mrs. Sweeney’s professional background includes responsibilities as General Manager/COO, Sun City Shadow Hills in Indio, CA, Vice President of CA Management for Pulte Homes/Del Webb, Southern California, Community Manager for Shea Homes in LaQuinta, CA and Chief Operating Officer and General Manager for Del Webb's Sun City Palm Desert, CA.
Derek Morgan, President of the Sun City Board said “The choice of Sue Sweeney as our new Executive Director is one that the Board is very confident about. We believe she is taking the helm at a critical time in our development and she has our unqualified support. The challenges that lie ahead are ones to which the Board is fully committed.”
Additionally there will be a realignment of the Golf Maintenance Department. The two Assistant Superintendents of Golf Maintenance Rob Hillis at Okatie and Rick Barnes at Hidden Cypress Golf Course have been promoted to Superintendent with each having the responsibility for their course. They will report to Damon Williams Director of Common Areas and Golf Maintenance.
Sun City’s Golf Professionals Tim Ewell and Matt Edlin each have been given responsibility for Golf Operations. They will each report directly to the Executive Director. The establishment of an overall golf operations policy for the future operations of our courses will be pursued urgently.
The Board also announced that Wentworth Management with the Executive Director will continue to evaluate Golf operations, including the possibility of outsourcing services and make further recommendations to the Board.
The Facilities Maintenance department will have a new name and a new Director. The new name is Facility Services Department and it will be under the leadership of Raul Dominquez as the new Director of Facility Services.
In the last announced change is, Tonja Flanagan, who has been the Assistant Director of Community Standards, will become the new Director of Community Standards.
The Board noted the many years of service Community Association employees affected by these changes have given to the Sun City community and thanked each of them for their contributions.
As a whole the Board indicated that it is pleased with the way that evaluation and reorganization are coming together. Members of the Board indicated that there are several moving parts that are coming together but there are two that stand out. First, the Board is looking to establish a strong working relationship with our newest Board members and our new Executive Director. Secondly, the Board will be completing the budget process which began earlier this month. The Board intends to send out further updates as other decisions are made.
COMMUNICATIONS
NEWS
Broadcast Technical Difficulties
Sun City TV Channels 5 (Time Warner) and 238 (Hargray) are presently experiencing technical difficulties due to a hardware failure of Association equipment. We apologize for any inconvenience and anticipate having the problem resolved by Monday, August 31 at the very latest. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Website Phase 2 Release
The Communications Department, in conjunction with the Technology Advisory Committee, is pleased to announce the Phase 2 release of our website software.
Get ready to see your most requested additional features in action on our new site! New Features include:
These new and exciting features will be available Friday morning, August 28. We think you will be especially pleased with the functionality of the new Classifieds Section and Site-Wide Search capability; both being very intuitive and easy to navigate.
Thank you again to the Technology Advisory Committee: Nick Del Pozzo, Chair, John Burrack, Rich De Asla, Joe Bell, Tom Wojton and Jim Bedient for all there time and hard work on this on-going project. The next time you see one of these gentlemen give them a pat on the back for helping to ensure this community has a website in which we can all be proud
DEVELOPER ANNOUNCEMENT As previously reported, the merger between
Pulte Homes and Centex Homes was overwhelmingly approved by the
shareholders of both companies last week. As a result, and given that Pulte’s
lease on the administration building will expire within the next few months,
we are reviewing our need for office space that will allow us to maintain
a high quality service to our residents in Sun City Hilton Head.
Additionally, our newly expanded Division will be headquartered in Charleston.
This will allow us to support our communities that stretch from
Wilmington in the North to Savannah in the South. Consequently, we find ourselves having to re-evaluate the short-term use of
Palmetto Commons. While our long term commitment to deed this building over to
the Community Association (at no cost) remains firm, Pulte will be
re-occupying a portion of the building in order to house its continuing
operations here in Sun City Hilton Head. It is expected that we will maintain a presence in Palmetto Commons through
build-out. We believe that our close proximity to the Community Association
staff will be an advantage to both the Association and the residents. Pulte
will, of course, be contributing to running costs of the building throughout
its occupancy and will work with The Board on an exit strategy that will
provide the community with a valuable asset and improvements
PALMETTO COMMONS
Derek Morgan
Executive Director General Operations
Pulte Homes - Charleston Division
August 24, 2009
PALMETTO COMMONS WILL BE
CLOSED
AUG 10 - AUG 14
The removal and installation of the existing carpet in the lobby of Palmetto Commons will begin next week. Therefore, we will need to close Palmetto Commons this Monday thru Friday. We apologize for the inconvenience, but this is the best time to recarpet this high traffic public area.
Your understanding is appreciated.
NATURE TRAIL
HAS REOPENED
We are happy to report that the Nature Trail has reopened. We thank you for your patience and understanding.
OKATIE CREEK
UPDATE
As mentioned in our communication last week, we remain on target to repoen on or about the end of the month. We still have a handfull of greens that continue to fill in but they are improving daily. The tees and fairways look as good, or better than, they have in years. Since most of our efforts continue to focus on the greens, here are just a couple of items in addition to those mentioned last week that have or will take place shortly:
As always, your patience and understanding are very much appreciated.
REVISED AGENDA
QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS - JULY 23
The agenda for the Board of Directors quarterly meeting on Thursday, July 23, 2009, beginning at 10:00 am in Magnolia Hall has been revised. The agenda is here as a PDF download.
[Note: The document is made available as distributed at the community website. .It contains some typographical errors and formatting errors. -Ed.] [Note: The revision appears to be that VIII. Wentworth Group Status Reports will not include A. Wentworth Report, Ed Corless. -Ed.] OKATIE CREEK
UPDATE
Progress continues to be made and we are on target to reopen at the end of July as outlined in the Golf Meeting on June 30th. As with Hidden Cypress, it’s our intent to open the course when it is ready. Right now, we have good coverage on all but about six greens, but they continue to improve daily. The tees and fairways look great; much like Hidden Cypress did when it reopened. Here’s some of what has been accomplished during the closure:
NOTICE AND AGENDA
QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS - JULY 23
The Board of Directors of the Sun City Hilton Head Community Association, Inc. will hold a regular quarterly meeting on Thursday, July 23, 2009, beginning at 10:00 am in Magnolia Hall.
The agenda items that are open for Member input (both Pro and Con positions) are item (A) 2009 Election Committee Recommendations for future elections and item (B) Nominating Committee Recommendations. To sign up to speak on either item, contact Sylvia Higgins (705-4238) by 10:00 am on Monday, July 20.
The agenda is here as a PDF download.
[[Note: The document is made available as distributed at the community website. .It contains some typographical errors and formatting errors. -Ed.]
PRUNING ON
SUN CITY LANE
Oak Tree Pruning on Sun City Lane will start the Week of July 13th. This will involve closing one lane in both directions. Please exercise caution or avoid the area for the safety of the residents and the workers.
Thank your for your patience.
PALMETTO ELECTRIC
INSPECTIONS
Dear Homeowner,
We need your help. Landscaping around electrical equipment has become a real problem in our service area and your community is one of many about which we’re particularly concerned. Our policies and easements define the clearance boundaries for all of our electrical equipment. Most have stickers asking that plants not be placed directly in front of the access doors. Unfortunately, we continue to come across situations where landscaping violates these boundaries. The distances are standard to the electric utility industry and were established to enable our crews to work safely and efficiently.
On July 13, 2009, Palmetto Electric Contract crews will be in your neighborhood inspecting our facilities to identify deteriorating equipment and potential hazards. At that time, it will necessary for us to enter our equipment and remove any obstruction that prevents clear access. Obstructions include trees, shrubs, fences, and other items that may be located directly in front of the electric equipment.
Landscaping is an investment and we respect the time and effort that you’ve
put into making your property attractive. That is why we are notifying you
in advance of our work in your area. We want you to have time to remove and
relocate the obstructions from around our transformers and pedestals to
another location on your property.
Any obstructions remaining on July 14 will be subject to removal. Plants growing in established boundaries will be trimmed back to allow safe access to our electrical equipment.
Palmetto Electric remains committed to providing you with safe, reliable electric service at a fair and reasonable cost. Please contact me at 843-208-5530 if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
JULY BOARD WORKSHOP
CANCELLED
The Board Workshop scheduled for Thursday, July 9, 2009, has been cancelled. The next Board Workshop will be held on Thursday, September 17,2009, in Pinckney Hall.
The Quarterly Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, July 23, 2009 at 10 am in Magnolia Hall.
FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING
CHANGE IN DATES
The Finance Committee has changed its regularly scheduled July meeting from Thursday, July 16, 2009 (8:30 - 10:00) to Thursday, July 30, 2009 (8:30 - noon). The meeting location will be in Pinckney Hall.
NO BARCODES & DECALS
THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND
Safety & Services is enjoying the Holiday weekend on Friday & Saturday and will re-open for business Tuesday, 7/7, at 1 p.m
On behalf of the Volunteers, thank you and have a safe and wonderful 4th of July!
HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATE
Don’t miss the pay as you go food court that will include Back Yard Burgers, British Open Pub, Jersey Mikes Subs, and Jack Frost Ice Cream. We will also have sodas and beer $1, and wine $2. If you wish, you may bring your own beverages, but please, no food.
Tables are limited so bring your own chairs.
Fireworks will start at approximately 9:15pm
**Sun City Blvd. will be closed from Del Webb Blvd. to Sun City Lane after the arrival of Melrose Pyrotechnics at approximately 1pm. It will re-open after the fireworks display. **
Brought to you by your Lifestyle Department
Sun City Hilton Head Community Association
July 1, 2009
Your continued patience and understanding is very much appreciated.
Damon Williams, Golf Course and Common Area Maintenance Director
Bob Pfeffer, Director of Golf
Dave Meseroll, Executive Director
Sun City Hilton Head Community Association
7/1/09
On June 30, 2009 at 1:00pm, there will be a meeting in Magnolia Hall for the purpose of communicating about the Sun City Hilton Head golf program.
The agenda for this meeting includes the history, marketing, maintenance, operations, and finance for golf in this Community.
All Sun City Hilton Head residents are invited. A Q&A session will follow the meeting.
On June 30, 2009 at 1:00pm, there will be a meeting in Magnolia Hall for the purpose of communicating about the Sun City Hilton Head golf program.
The agenda for this meeting includes the history, marketing, maintenance, operations, and finance for golf in this Community.
All Sun City Hilton Head residents are invited. A Q&A session will follow the meeting.
Are You Prepared???
Preventing the loss of life and minimizing the damage
to property from hurricanes are responsibilities that are shared by
all.
The GOAL of this Hurricane Preparedness is to inform the Community about the hurricane hazards and provide knowledge which can be used to take ACTION. The most important thing that you can do is to be informed and prepared. Disaster prevention includes both being prepared as well as reducing damages Remember, this is only a Presentation. Neither the Association nor the management company of the Association shall in any way be considered insurers or guarantors of safety nor shall they be held liable for any loss or damage in the event of a hurricane.
The Hidden Cypress golf course was toured today with Damon Williams. We were very pleased with much of what we saw, however, in our judgment, we are just 90% of the way to our target. So, rather than open the course, we believe it is to everyone’s benefit to give it some additional sunny days to heal. The new date for reopening will be June 8th.
In order to keep you well informed, I would like to share with you some of the things that have been taking place at the course:
For those who had placed requests for Hidden Cypress tee times next week, those times will be re-assigned to Okatie Creek manually by the golf staff.
The Okatie course is now scheduled to close the week of June 8th.
Also, SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday June 30th at 1 PM at Magnolia Hall. We will be presenting a “Golf 2010 and beyond” program to bring everyone up to date on our golf program. The agenda will follow.
Your continued patience and understanding is very much appreciated.
The Postmaster does not know at this time if the van will be available for our use for the Holiday season.
The closest post office is located at:
If we receive any news regarding the Postal Van we will let you know.
Riverbend pool will be closed Dec 15 - Dec 18 for chemical cleaning.
Everyone is invited to attend this very important meeting. The centerpiece of the meeting will be the presentation of the 2009 Annual Budget by the Finance Committee. There will also be a Developer Update presentation by Pulte as well as other presentations.
A summary of the proposed 2009 Budget may be viewed by clicking on the attached link: 2009 SCHH Budget
The Finance Committee and the Board of Directors look forward to you joining your friends and neighbors at the meeting.
There will be ample opportunity for questions during the meeting.
The next scheduled Board workshop is December 11, 2008. It begins at 8:30 a.m. in the Colleton River Room in Pinckney Hall.
Please understand that placement of these mailboxes is a Postmaster decision and had everything to do with removing them from areas where either the postal workers or those dropping off mail were in high traffic areas and in danger of being in or causing an accident.
After careful review, the Board has accepted the TAC’s recommendation of Wentworth Community Management to manage the community’s website needs in the future. Wentworth’s software, Techcierge, was very impressive and presently features many of the key elements highlighted in the RFP. The Board and I are presently in talks with Wentworth Community Management. We are in the initial development stage of planning for the custom site and preparing for the internal testing soon to follow.
Some residents who are heavy users and actively involved with the current system may be called upon to ‘try out’ the website features during the testing phase. Having these users experience the site hands-on will ensure the new system is both feature rich and user friendly to the community’s demographic.
Until the new website can be implemented, we will retain our present website, serviced by ICI. Please watch for more website updates in the future.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
SUN CITY HILTON HEAD
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC.
WILL HOLD A REGULAR QUARTERLY
MEETING ON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008
BEGINNING AT 10:00 AM
IN PINCKNEY HALL
THE AGENDA
WAS DISTRIBUTED BY TYSK AND IS POSTED ON THE WEBSITE [e.g., www.schhca.org/TYSK/TYSK0412.htm
]
THIS MEETING WILL BE BROADCAST LIVE AND THEN RE-BROADCAST ON CHANNELS 50 [should be 5]AND 238…SCHEDULE TO BE ANNOUNCED.
Specifically:
"Association members are entitled to solicit, petition, … relating specifically to the affairs of the Association … ." "This allowance is restricted solely to Association common area, and is not permitted on residential property or property owned by the developer."
All statements for third quarter assessments and club charges were mailed June 6. It has come to our attention that many of those statements were not delivered by the Bluffton Post Office. We are working with the Bluffton Post Master to resolve the problem for future statement mailings.
Residents should remit their June payment to:
Sun City Hilton Head Community
Association, Inc.
114 Sun City Lane
Bluffton, SC 29909
Please include your member number on the memo line.
If you need your balance in order to make your payment, please call the Resident Services desk at 705-4000, Aisha Adams, 705-4441, or Laura Reid, 705-4442. As a result of the lost statements, we are experiencing a high volume of phone calls and walk-ins, and ask that residents merely obtain their balance rather than obtaining a statement or history to allow us the opportunity to serve as many residents as possible and to reduce costs.
We are also asking those residents who did not receive a statement to contact the Bluffton Post Master, George Finley at 757-5857. We hope that if enough people contact Mr. Finley, then the problem will be resolved faster, and this will not happen again.
In the meantime, we appreciate your patience.
Kim Burgess
Controller
Community Association Management
June 27, 2008
Resident Services will be closed on Friday and Saturday, July 4thand 5thfor the Independence Day Holiday.
Security will NOT be issuing barcodes and decals the first weekend of July. They WILL, however, issue barcodes and decals on July 12th and on the regular schedule thereafter.
Have a Happy & Safe 4thof July!
David Meseroll
Executive Director
Community Association Management
June 18, 2008
Starting July 1st the pool monitors will not be able to issue guest passes at the pools. We will continue to offer guest passes at the Hidden Cypress Fitness Center, the Logo building, the Resident Services office and both golf shops.
This change has been made due to the increased demands on the pool monitors with the increased number of children’s using the pools. This will allow the pool monitor to do the job that they are intended to do. Please also note that the safety of the children is the sole responsibility of the adult accompanying them to pool. No Life Guards are on duty at any of our pools and no child should be left unattended at any time.
Thanks,
Cherie Bronsky
Fitness Director
Community Association Management
June 18, 2008
| President | Vice President | Secretary | Treasurer |
| Derek Morgan | Barbara Lenta | Clifford Hudsick | Tom Jackson |
| Member at Large |
| Jon Cherry | Francisco Garcia | Wes Grady |
David B. Meseroll,
Jr.
Executive Director
Community Association Management
June 9, 2008
The developer is working on five significant projects and we want to keep you up to date. As of June 3, 2008:
Crafts
Center
Expansion
The new building is
now “dried in”,
that means the
exterior walls and
roof are complete
and the
construction work
is now mainly on
the inside,
although there will
be sidewalk
construction taking
place. The outside
has been painted
BEIGE with WHITE
trim. Next time the
old crafts
buildings are
painted they will
be painted the same
colors. The new
building is
slightly ahead of
schedule and we
should move-in
before Labor Day. A
schedule for
move-in for the
Table Tennis,
Billiards,
Photography,
Computer, Art and
all the card/game
clubs will be
published as we get
closer to
occupancy.
The existing buildings are being renovated and this work is complete except for some punchlist items. The Ceramics Club, All About Art Club and Sew What Club should be back in their old rooms the first part of June. The Computer Club has elected to stay in Palmetto Commons until their room in the new building is completed. The GlassCrafters (Stained Glass) will move into the existing building after Labor Day when the Art Club moves to the new building. For now, the Book Exchange remains in Pinckney Hall.
Magnolia
Hall
Choate
Construction has
been selected as
the General
Contractor. This
over 16,000 square
foot multi-purpose
building will be
erected on the old
softball field on
Sun City Lane.
Foundation work is
currently underway
with footings and
structural steel
being
constructed/erected.
Weather permitting;
completion of this
facility should
occur in early
2009.
Second
Croquet Lawn and
Putting Green
The new
croquet lawn has
been completed, now
we must watch the
grass grow for
about two months
before we can use
this lawn. The
18-hole putting
green has been
reconfigured and
again we must let
the grass
grow.
More Bocce
Courts
Two more bocce
courts are under
construction and
completion is
expected by the end
of
June.
Parking
Lots
Phase 1 of the Town
Square parking
expansion is done.
This new
construction added
117 car parking
spaces and 62 golf
cart spaces. Later
this year Phase 2
of the Town Square
parking expansion
program will be
constructed adding
168 car spaces (6
handicap) and 39
golf cart spaces.
Construction of
Phase 2 will begin
after the super
structure of
Magnolia Hall has
been completed.
This phase of the
additional parking
will be coordinated
with the completion
of Magnolia
Hall.
The
14thAnnual
Communicator
Awards
SunSations – 2008
Award of
Distinction
Winner
New York, NY/Bluffton, SC (May 28, 2008)
The winners ofThe 2008 Communicator Awardshave been announced by the International Academy of the Visual Arts and Sun City Hilton Head’s SunSations Magazine has been selected to receive the Award of Distinction for Print Media.
The Communicator Awards is an annual competition honoring the best in advertising, corporate communications, public relations and identity work for print, video, interactive and audio. This year’s competition received more than 8,500 entries from companies and agencies of all sizes, from across the US and around the world, making it the largest and most competitive awards program honoring creative excellence for communications professionals.
The Communicator Awards are judged and overseen by the International Academy of the Visual Arts (IAVA), a 200+-member organization of leading professionals from various disciplines of the visual arts dedicated to embracing progress and the evolving nature of traditional and interactive media. Current IAVA membership represents a "Who's Who" of acclaimed media, advertising, and marketing firms including:Condè Nast, Coach, Disney, Estee Lauder, Fry Hammond Barr, HBO, Monster.com, MTV, Polo Ralph Lauren, Sotheby’s Institute of Art, Victoria’s Secret, Wired, Yahoo!, and many others.
“The incredible quality and diversity of this year’s entries reflected the rapidly changing media landscape and pushed the limits of the medium; and the quality of the traditional work submitted was again remarkable, noted Linda Day, Director of the IAVA. She added, “On behalf of the entire Academy, we are honored to have judged the 14th Annual Communicator Awards and we are proud to honor the best in creativity and execution from the foremost communications professionals in the business”.”
“We are honored and thrilled that the magazine received this national recognition and high regard from such a distinguished organization”, stated Director of Communications, Daniel Baxter. And adds, “The publication is truly a testament to the fine work and symbiotic community involvement of the Community Association, the Communications Department and the many resident volunteers that write, photograph and submit material to help make this publication a beautiful information avenue showcasing the wonderful and active lifestyle they have chosen to lead at Sun City Hilton Head.”
David
B. Meseroll, Jr.
Executive
Director
Community
Association
Management
May 31,
2008
Sun City Community Television will have new channel designations on Time Warner Cable effective Tuesday, June 3, 2008.
| CATV Name | Content | Original Davidson Channel | Permanent Time Warner Channel | Hargray Channel |
| SunLife | Live and recorded community programming | 50 | 5 | 238 |
| SunSpots | Community notes | 51 | 66 | 237 |
| SunCAM | Community Activities Calendar | 52 | 69 |
Daniel V Baxter
Director of Communications,
Community Association Management
May 22, 2008
Bull Hill Plantation, Heritage Oak Place Residents
The Land Development Department would like to notify you of paving that will take place this month. The paving will start on Tuesday, May 20, 2008 and will be completed by Friday, May 23, 2008. No one should be inconvenienced for more than a few hours.
Paving will take place between the Softball Park and Stovell Lane. And in Heritage Oak Place and Bull Hill.
Parking on the main roads will be allowed, however, you must obtain a pass from Security (705-4035).
David B. Meseroll
Executive Director,
Community Association Management
May 14, 2008
The May 22 Board Workshop has been cancelled because of scheduling conflicts. The next scheduled Board meeting and scheduled workshop will be June 4, as previously noticed.
David B. Meseroll
Executive Director,
Community Association Management
May 14, 2008
The access lane located behind the Pavilion has been closed until the end of the year for the construction of Magnolia Hall.
No traffic of any sort will be permitted in this construction zone.
David B. Meseroll
Executive Director,
Community Association Management
May 13, 2008
This month’s Finance Committee meeting will be held on Thursday, May 15, 2008 at 8:30 AM in the Coosaw and New River Rooms at Hidden Cypress.
There will be NO meeting held on Thursday, May 22, 2008 as previously published in SunSations.
David B. Meseroll
Executive Director,
Community Association Management
May 12, 2008
The connector road between King's Creek Drive and SC 170 will be closed June 1. The closure will last at least a year. The Millenium Bridge (over US 278) and the roadways in Juniper Creek and Seaford Place will not be affected.
Land Development will be updating the Community from time to time regarding the level of activity.
However, plan for the closing to last a year, until further notice.
David B. Meseroll
Executive Director,
Community Association Management
May 9, 2008
TUESDAYS ~ HIDDEN CYPRESS POOL 7 am – 9
am
WEDNESDAYS ~ BARATARIA OUTDOOR POOL 7 am – 9 am
THURSDAYS ~ RIVERBEND POOL 7 am – 9 am
POOL DECKS MUST BE COMPLETELY CLEAR ON THESE DAYS AND TIMES
Damon Williams
Director, Common Area Maintenance
May 7, 2008
The Purrysburg Outdoor Pool will be closed all day, Wednesday, May7th. We need to do more testing on the pool and will be checking the lights at the same time. The Hidden Cypress pool has children's hours: 10:00am-1:00pm.
Alison Gariti
Fitness Assistant
May 2, 2008
The Purrysburg Indoor Pool will be closed all day, Sunday, May 4th, for Chemical Treatment. There will be no children’s hours on May 4th at the Purrysburg Indoor Pool.
The Spa will remain Open.Alison Gariti
Fitness Assistant
May 2, 2008
The entire business is depicted on a graphic, but here's a rundown:
Road Closures
Tue., Apr. 22
6-10:30 am
Argent Way will be open ONE WAY only, from Sun City Blvd toward Del Webb Blvd from 6-8 am
Sun City Lane will be open ONE WAY only from Sun City Blvd toward Del Webb Blvd from 6-10:30 am
Del Webb Blvd will be open ONE WAY only, from Sgt William Jasper Blvd toward Sun City Blvd from 6-10:30 am
Del Webb Blvd will be CLOSED, eastbound only from Sun City Blvd toward Sun City Lane from 6-10:30 am
4/15/2008
Dave Meseroll, Jr.
Executive Director, CAM
On Monday, April 7th Land Development will begin the repairing the streets in the Heritage Oak Place neighborhood. The repairs should take approximately 3 weeks to complete.
4/4/2008
Dave
Meseroll,
Jr.
Executive
Director,
CAM
[at Town Square, not Hidden Cypress - Ed.] outdoor pool and deck will be closed all day, Tuesday, April 8, for maintenance. The pool and deck will reopen April 9.The Barataria
Cherie Bronsky
Fitness
April 4, 2008
Deadline Extended: The Board of Directors and the Resident Communication Committee are seeking interested residents to fill recent vacancies on this committee.
Members of the Resident Communication Committee serve to assist and advise the Board of Directors and Management on improving communications between the Community Association and the residents of Sun City Hilton Head. The Committee, on its own behalf, or on behalf of its Sub-Committees recommend communication policy and format and create communication content (via all available media) with the goal of improved communication.
Application forms are available at the CAM Resident Services Desk in Pinckney Hall or just click HERE.
If you have an interest in serving on this Board Appointed Committee, please complete an application and return it to the CAM Residents Service Desk by 5pm April 18, 2008.
David B. Meseroll, Jr.
Executive Director
February 26, 2008
Due to a data processing system error, all vehicle information processed on Friday, March 14, was lost. All residents who came to the registration session on that date need to come back for reprocessing.
New barcodes applied that day will have worked at all gates over this past weekend, but will start to fail at the Pope Ave. gate some time on Wednesday, March 19th (today). They will fail at other gates when we are able to proceed with the more secure methodology.Vehicles affected bear resident decals from 22565 through 22596, barcodes 17764 through 17794. Also all registration renewals, and any other vehicles where corrections were entered into the database, are affected.
Again, if you registered vehicle information on Friday, March 14th, please return to redo the work that was lost. Normal hours of operation are Tuesdays from 1 to 4 PM, Fridays from 9 AM to Noon, and the first Saturday of the month from 10 AM to noon. Operations are cancelled in case of rain, as the decals will not stick to the glass.Hilton
Head’s local TV
station WHHI-TV has
been on property
several times filming
segments on different
club and activities
here at Sun City
Hilton Head. They are
going to be aired on
the following
schedule:
The segments
already filmed will be
on a rotating schedule
over these next few
months. WHHI-TV is
still filming and new
segments will be added
as they are
completed.
This is to
inform all residents
that Riverbend Pool
will be closed all
day on Tuesday, March
11, 2008, for routine
maintenance. The pool
will re-open on
Wednesday, March 12,
at regular operating
hours.
On Friday,
February 22, there
will be an update on
Magnolia Hall, 12:30
pm in Pinckney Hall.
Don Avedon will be
giving a presentation
and the Board of
Directors will be
available for
questions
thereafter.
The
work on Colonel Thomas Heyward was completed
earlier this week with the installation of
the final lift of asphalt. Therefore as of
this morning, the road has been
reopened.
Effective
Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2008, the Book Exchange
will be moving into the office across from
Resident Services (the Activity Director's
Office) in Pinckney Hall on a temporary basis
while construction continues in its old space
in the Crafts Center.
Activity Cards expire every three years. You will find your expiration date just below your photograph on your card. You will need to renew your card DURING the month that it expires. If your card was issued in January of 2005 then you should see an expiration date of 1/31/2008.Cards should be renewed prior to the expiration date. If your card expires you will not be able to access the Community’s amenities, nor will you be able to vote in the May elections until it is renewed.
During
the month of January you may renew
your card at the CAM Office located
in Pinckney Hall Tuesdays and
Thursdays 9-4 and Saturdays
9:30-12:30. Please reference your
Sunsations Magazine for schedules of
upcoming months for
changes.
The Sun City Democrats are sponsoring an appearance by prominent Hillary Clinton supporters this week. Retired military leaders and former ambassadors will speak about national security at Pinckney Hall at 6 pm Thursday. They will also voice their support for Senator Clinton's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
This appearance is in keeping with the club's policy of providing facilities for the campaigns of all Democratic presidential contenders.
SPONSORED BY THE SUN CITY DEMOCRAT
CLUB
A one-time
exception that allows residents to
request a carryover of their 2007
golf rounds into 2008 has been
approved by the Board of Directors.
The following parameters apply:
Golfers would have until February 29, 2009 to make the request
Requests for 30-60-90 billing would have to have been made by December 24, 2007, but are not a requirement for this carryover exception
This exception has nothing to do with the refund policy (Policy # 0710.8 )
In future years, there
will be a December 24 cut off to
request carryover of golf rounds,
pursuant to current Policy #0712.1.
As announced at the Community Association Annual Meeting, commencing in January the Board of Directors' Monthly Workshops will be open to residents. The January meeting will commence at 8:30 am on Thursday, January 10. It will be held in the Santee River Room at Hidden Cypress.
Dear Residents:
By now I
am sure that most
of you are aware
that Pulte has
begun the much
anticipated
enlargement of the
Town Square Parking
Lot and it is well
underway. To top
off that year-end
good news, Pulte
has also begun the
ground preparation
for the long
awaited enlargement
of the Craft
Center. It appears
that 2008 will be a
year in which we
will see the
completion of these
vital additions so
that we can find
even more enjoyment
in our
activities.
2001/09/17:
Indoor Pool Second Update,
Alternative Swimming Spot, History