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IN THIS ISSUE…
Community Activities.…………..................2, 3 The First Thanksgiving…...……................10
Message from the HOA……...………..……3 Neighborhood Watch….………...………...12
Carriage Homes HOA……..………….…....4 Tennis News...….….…………...….….….....14
Infant Swim Class.....……...…....………......4 Activities Calendar..……..…….…..…..…..15
November 2010
Community Meetings
1. The next CDD Budget Workshop will be November 18th at 6:30PM in the Gathering Room.
2. The next CDD Meeting will be November 22nd at 6:30PM in the Gathering Room.
3. HOA Meetings: HOA Violations Committee will meet at 7PM on November 9th. The HOA Design Review
Board will meet at 6PM on November 16th followed by the HOA Meeting at 7PM. All meetings are held in the
Gathering Room.
Kids Annual Holiday Party!!! Saturday, December 11th 2010
from 10AM-12PM
Please join us for this fun annual family event, at the Arbor Greene Club House.
Kids can participate in exciting holiday games with fun prizes, making keepsake
crafts, holiday temporary tattoos, cool balloon animals, and taking a ride on the
Holiday Express Train!
Also, don’t forget to bring your camera for photos with the jolly old Santa Claus!!
This is a free event.
There are no advance sign ups necessary.
Guests are welcome!
Contact Valerie Casey at 317-8886, with any questions
ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 2
Community Activities
John Brickley, Chairman Avalon
Christine Nelson, Co-Vice Chairperson Estuary
Mike Lozicki, Co-Vice Chairperson Estuary
Dorsey Yawn, Assistant Secretary Preserve
Adam Tanenbaum, Assistant Secretary Preserve
Lisa Tesh, President Parkview
Mike Candella, Vice President Preserve
Mike Konicek, Treasurer Landing
Annmarie Miccolis, Secretary Estuary
Betty Jackson, Director Heather Sound
Sheryl Greenlee, Director Parkview
Dhanni Sukhai, Director Enclave
Kathleen Packham, Ameri-Tech Prop Mgmt, 968-8008, x105
General Manager Harve Turner 991-9226 [email protected]
Newsletter Editor Tawny Kondrick 991-9226 [email protected]
Assistant Editor Nick D’Andrea 991-9226
Administrative Mgr. Barbara Koscinski 991-9226
Club Manager Bob Farrell 991-9741 [email protected]
Maintenance Mgr. Gary Smith 928-9226 [email protected]
Aerobics Open
Book Club Diane Wheeler 994-9262
BUNCO Carol Trzaska 994-7312
Girl Scouts Rhonda Hess 929-3062
Infant Swim Lessons Emma Grynbal 748-6142
Mahjong Julia Rogers 994-2507
MOMS Club Stacie McIntyre 994-9605
Neighborhood Watch Paul & Hally Boucher 453-7295
Personal Training Davida Constant 240-1375
Social Activities Valerie Casey 317-8886
Swim Team/Lessons Julia Lamb 240-9428
Tennis Alan Williams 610-7301
Triathlon Coaching Doug Kugley 995-4628
Yoga Ruben Vasquez 727-771-3612
Zumba Lilliana Sanchez 362-3189
Stuart Marofsky, President Julia Rogers, Vice-President
Peggy Grusnick, Treasurer Linda Lewis, Secretary
Robert Hennig, Board Member at Large
Wil Alvarez, Unique Property Services 879-1139 110
Jeffrey Sbrocco, President Bruce Metts, Vice-President
Gloria Maione, Secretary Craig Silverstein, Treasurer
Robert Winter, Director at Large
Nick Disparte, Rizzetta & Company 994-1001
Arbor Greene Activity Directors
AG CDD Board of Supervisors
Arbor Greene HOA Board of Directors
Arbor Greene CDD Staff
Devonshire HOA Board of Directors
Carriage Homes HOA Board of Directors
Attention New Residents!
The Arbor Greene website:
www.arborgreene.org has useful
information to help with your tran-
sition to our community. You will
find everything from CDD Meeting
and Budget Workshop Minutes,
babysitting and pet sitting, to residents’ recommenda-
tions for a reliable landscaper. You will also find links to
important City and County services, including Police,
Fire, Schools and Waste Management, etc. Additionally,
there is a community bulletin board to see what is on the
minds of your fellow residents.
Welcome to Arbor Greene!!
The final approved CDD Meeting and CDD Budget
Workshop Minutes are published on the Arbor Greene
website at www.arborgreene.org.
The Arbor Greene Gazette Newsletter
The CDD is attempting to save money by reducing our
mailing and printing costs.
Read your Gazette online. The next month’s Gazette is
posted on the Arbor Greene Website,
www.arborgreene.org, by the third week of the month.
Go Green!! Save time, trees and money.
If you would like to stop receiving a hard copy of the
newsletter and read it online earlier than your neighbors,
please e-mail Tawny, the Newsletter Editor at:
[email protected], or call 991-9226.
Free Notary Service for
Arbor Greene Residents
Contact Barbara Koscinski or Tawny Kondrick,
Monday through Friday 9AM-4PM,
in the Administration Office.
Please call 991-9226, before arriving.
Photo ID is required
Since October 2009,
Barbara and Tawny
have notarized 329 documents
for Arbor Greene residents!!
ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 3
Arbor Greene Landscape Maintenance
Schedule for November:
November 1 – 6 Mow pond banks, apply Round-Up
herbicide in planter beds, and begin installing pine bark
mulch in planter beds.
November 8 – 13 Fertilize seasonal color beds, Treat
turf for insects, continue installing pine bark mulching.
November 15 – 20 Treat all shrubs for any insects and
disease, continue pine bark mulching.
November 22 – 27 Mow pond banks, Re-fertilize any
off color turf or shrubs.
**An ID tag or Guest Pass is required to use the Com-
munity Center Facilities. An adult 18 years of age or
older must escort anyone under 16 to the fitness &
weight rooms. All users must be at least 14 years of
age and have an ID tag. All Guests using the Fitness
and Weight Rooms must have a guest pass that must
be obtained in advance of the day of use.**
Arbor Greene Book Club
The Arbor Greene Book Club
will meet November 8th at
7PM, in the Gathering Room.
Please join us for the discussion
of “The Unnamed” by Joshua
Ferris.
All are welcome to join us and/or to make book sugges-
tions for future discussion. Point of contact is Diane
Wheeler, 994-9262.
Community Activities Message from the Arbor Greene HOA
Here are a few highlights from the Arbor Greene Cove-
nants and Design Review Guidelines that each home-
owner should know. All of the documents are posted
online for your review.
www.arborgreene.org/arbor-greene/downloads.html.
Your cooperation in keeping Arbor Greene a neighbor-
hood everyone can enjoy is appreciated.
Garages - Garage doors shall be kept closed except
when automobiles are entering or leaving the garage.
Parking - All vehicles shall be kept inside garages, and
may only be parked on the driveway if the garage is
fully occupied with vehicles. This means, if you have a
two-car garage, two vehicles must be parked in the ga-
rage before any can be parked on the driveway. If you
have a three-car garage, three vehicles must be parked
in the garage before any can be parked on the driveway.
Any vehicles parked on the driveway must not block the
sidewalk.
Signs - Except as may be required by legal proceedings,
no sign, flag, advertisement or notice of any type or na-
ture whatsoever may be erected or displayed upon any
Residential Unit, yard, or Common Property within a
Neighborhood, or from any window or tree, unless ex-
press prior written approval of the size, shape, content
and location has been obtained from the DRB.
MOMS Club Ever feel like you're the only mother who stays home?
You are not alone! Join the MOMS Club of New
Tampa. It’s a great way for you to meet other at-home
mothers in the area, as well as a great way for your chil-
dren to meet new playmates and engage in stimulating
activities while encouraging their social skills.
We offer support for at-home mothers through:
* Planned monthly activities calendar
* Age-appropriate playgroups for your child(ren)
* Monthly Moms' night out
* Service projects within the community
For more information contact us via:
Email: [email protected].
Website: www.momsclubnewtampa.webs.com. The
next meeting is November 11th from 7:30-10PM, in the
Gathering Room. Holiday Lights Decorations
Policy
This is a friendly
reminder regarding the Arbor
Greene HOA policy for the instal-
lation and removal of holiday
lights decorations. The installing of
exterior holiday lights decorations
should take place no earlier than six weeks prior to the
holiday and the removal of the lights decorations must
occur no later than three-weeks after the holiday.
We appreciate everyone's cooperation in this effort.
Update on Paint Discounts
In the October Gazette we mentioned a 20% discount on
Behr paint products at Home Depot. Details have been
finalized and can be found in the sample paint book in
the Club House office and on file at Home Depot, on
Bruce B Downs.
ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 4
Arbor Greene Resident
New Club and Fitness Pool Hours!!
To accommodate you early birds out there, Arbor
Greene has changed its operating hours.
Effective August 24, 2010, the Community Center
is now open at 5:30AM, Monday through Fridays.
To View The Arbor Greene Market Stats, Visit Us At:
www.ArborGreeneRealEstate.com
Mike & Debby Wertz
(813) 240-9996 (813) 615-4123 [email protected]
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Carriage Homes HOA
Heads up Carriage Home residents!! You now have
an HOA Board of Directors. Lennar Homes, the de-
veloper, transferred control of the Carriage Homes
HOA to the residents on September 15th.
Your new Board members are:
Jeffrey Sbrocco President
Bruce Metts Vice President
Gloria Maione Secretary
Craig Silverstein Treasurer
Robert Winter Director at Large
Nick Disparte, with Rizzetta and
Company, will still be the point
of contact for all Maintenance
and Homeowner Issues.
If you have a concern, please
give Nick a call at, 994-2298 or
e-mail him at
Infant Swim Class to Begin at Arbor Greene
We are all aware of the dangers that swimming
pools and other aquatic environments pose, es-
pecially here in Florida. Our State leads the na-
tion in accidental drowning deaths for children
ages 4 and under.
The Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) is a na-
tionally recognized organization that teaches
self-rescue swimming skills to children from 6
months to 6 years. Children learn to hold their
breath under water, roll onto their back and
float, rest, and breathe, and roll back over to
resume swimming until they reach the side of
the pool and can crawl out.
Each lesson is taught privately for a maximum
of 10 minutes, 5 days a week, Monday-Friday,
until these skills are mastered.
For more information contact Emma Grynbal at
748-6142 or www.tampaswimbabies.com.
Fitness Pool Winter Hours Nov—Mar
Day Open Close
M—F 6:30 AM 9:00 PM
Sat 9:00 AM 9:00 PM
Sun 9:00 AM 7:00 PM
ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 5
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Happy Veterans Day, Veterans!!
Veterans Day is an
annual American
holiday honoring
military veterans;
about 24.9 million
veterans to be ex-
act!
It is considered a
federal and state
holiday, and is observed on November 11th, the an-
niversary of the signing of the Armistice that ended
World War I. It is also celebrated as Armistice Day
or Remembrance Day in other parts of the world.
In honor of our Veterans, the Administration
Office will be closed for business. The Club House
and Aerobics Room will be opened regular hours,
5:30 AM to 10:00 PM.
Please fly your American flag on this special day
to honor our veterans.
Happy Veterans Day!!
Do You Live On An Easement?
It is important to understand what effect an easement has on
your property. There are different types of easements such as
drainage, conservation, and lake access, just to name some of
them. Each of these easements serve a particular purpose to al-
low access to these areas for the maintenance of the utilities
and services for all owners and all common property.
Easements for drainage and for the installation and mainte-
nance of utilities are reserved as shown on the Plat or Plats of
the property. Within these easements, you may not install any
structure, planting, or other material which may impede the
flow of water through the drainage channels in the easements. It is important that all banks, swales, and
berms that constitute a part of any lake, and any swales and drainage canals located within the property re-
main undisturbed and properly maintained in order to perform their functions.
Easements for the installation and maintenance of utilities are also reserved as shown on the Plat or Plats of
the property. Within these easements, you may not install any structure, planting, fences, trees, or other ob-
jects or other material which will impede or obstruct the maintenance of existing, or installation of new
utilities. The easement area on each lot or residential unit and all improvements within it must be continu-
ously maintained by the owner, except for those improvements for which a public authority or utilities
company is responsible. The CDD must approve any changes to your home or property if the changes will
impact the functions of an easement.
ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 7
ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 8
12 Foods that are Worth the Organic Splurge
Here are the top 12 foods, according to yahoo/msn, that
are worth your pretty penny:
1. Apples
2. Sweet Bell Peppers
3. Carrots
4. Celery
5. Cherries
6. Grapes (imported)
7. Kale
8. Lettuce
9. Nectarines
10. Peaches
11. Pears
12. Strawberries
Aerobics Classes Discontinued
Due to a lack of participants,
CarolAnn, Arbor Greene Aero-
bics instructor for the past three
years, will no longer be
conducting her aerobics
Program at Arbor Greene.
Please contact CarolAnn for
further information at
408-0804.
ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 9
ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 10
The First Thanksgiving
When people think of Thanksgiving, most remember the story of the
Pilgrims and the Indians at Plymouth Rock. The Pilgrims first arrived in
America on December 11, 1620, not prepared for the winter they were
to face. Out of the 102 who arrived on the Mayflower, forty-six of the
people died during the first few months. Despite the devastation, they
had a good harvest, partly in thanks to the Indians who lived nearby.
They had a traditional British Harvest Feast in thanks to God for surviv-
ing and the blessings of provisions that would see them through the
winter. In contrast to our modern Thanksgiving menu, they actually had
more meat than vegetables, including venison, fish and wild foul, which
may or may not have actually been turkey. They probably didn't have
much in the way of desserts, as they didn't have a lot of flour or sugar
on hand. They probably had some fruits and corn. Instead of pumpkin
pie, they probably had boiled pumpkin. The first Thanksgiving feast
lasted for three days.
Thanksgiving was not an annual event in the U.S. for many years. In 1623, there was a drought and instead
of having a celebration, the Pilgrims held a prayer service. When their prayers were answered the next day,
they invited their Indian friends to join them in another Thanksgiving observance.
June 20, 1676 was celebrated as a day of Thanksgiving in Charlestown, Massachusetts. However this was
very different than the first Thanksgiving. This was to celebrate a victory over the Indians. Another vic-
tory, this time over the British, was celebrated in October of 1677 by all of the thirteen colonies. George
Washington established the first national Thanksgiving day in 1789. However, not everyone thought it was
a good idea, including Thomas Jefferson.
It wasn't until 1863 that what we know as our modern Thanksgiving came into being. Sarah Josepha Hale
decided to promote Thanksgiving in her magazine, Boston Ladies' Magazine and in Godey's Lady's Book.
She also wrote letters to different governors and presidents. Abraham Lincoln finally established Thanks-
giving as the last Thursday in November. The date was changed a few times (to the third Thursday), but in
1941 was finally established on its current date, the fourth Thursday in November. Over the years, it has
drifted away from its original focus on being thankful, and has become a day to eat and watch football.
While those aren't bad things, it is good for people to take the time to actually be thankful for their bless-
ings.
Reference: hubpages.com/thanksgiving/America
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ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 11
Top Ten Toys of 2010
The holiday season is right around the
corner, and what better day to grab
these Yahoo.com rated top toys than
Black Friday!!
1. Sing-a-ma-jigs from Mattel
2. Leapster Explorer from Leap Frog
3. City Public Transport Station from Lego
4. Magic Orbeez Maker from Maya Group
5. Ground Force Drifter Go Kart from Razor
6. Large Zoo Set from Playmobil
7. Big Foot the Monster by Fisher Price
8. Calico Critters Luxury Townhouse from Playthings
9. Minotaurus from Lego
10. Toy Story 3 Junkyard Play set from Fisher Price
Happy Shopping!!!
There are New Faces
at Arbor Greene!
Sheena Bee and Charles
Thomas are our new
Club Attendants.
Sheena is a recent
graduate of Everest
University, as a medical
assistant. Sheena has a
daughter, Khylie, who
is five years old. They have lived in Arbor Greene
for four years.
Charles is married and has lived in Arbor Greene
for 5-1/2 years. His interests are reading, golf, out-
door activities, and chess.
If you have a chance, come by the Club and say
―Hi‖ to Sheena and Charles!!
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ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 12
A Message from the Neighborhood Watch Directors
Gate Security and Our Safety Main Gate House Security.
In Arbor Greene (AG), the main gate attendants are present to greet visitors, provide directions, and ensure there is
―controlled‖ access to the community by obtaining data from visitors and workers. The attendants obtain information
from visitors and workers so there is a limited record regarding who enters AG. The attendants are not contracted to
respond to suspicious persons or activities in the community, or dial 9-1-1 for residents. We as homeowners should
call the TPD Suspicious Activity number (813-231-6130) to report suspicious person(s) or activities. AG residents
should dial 9-1-1 if they suspect a crime has occurred or is about to happen against person(s) or property so they can
provide critical information to 9-1-1 operators.
Sub-communities Security.
Arbor Greene has five sub-communities which have ―internal‖ gates: Enclave, Estuary, Devonshire, Retreat, and
Parkview. Carriage Homes’ gates will be operational once construction is completed. The residents in these sub-
communities use a remote transmitter to open the gates or provide the AG administration office with an individual
code which is entered into the gate system. Homeowners can sparingly give this code to family members, contrac-
tors, etc. to allow them to open the gates when they are not home. By restricting who is given this individual code,
residents help limit who enters their sub-community. For efficiency of service and safety, the CDD has provided an
access code to the police, US Postal personnel, FedEx, and UPS. Fire department and emergency rescue personnel
have a separate key to open all gates.
If people ―tailgate‖ through either the main gate or sub-community gates, please do not confront them; however,
please attempt to gather the vehicle description and possibly license plate number to report to the TPD Suspicious
Activity line.
Continued on page 13
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School Bus Etiquette
Unfortunately, as the
school year starts, we
fall back into our old
habits at the school
bus pick-up points.
We’ve all seen the
lines of cars parked
with parents and kid-
dies waiting for the
bus, blocking traffic
and making exit from and entry to some communities
(the Landing and now the Estuary and Enclave) dif-
ficult, if not impossible for other residents. It is against
the law, (besides being extremely dangerous), to park
in a way that impedes normal traffic flow. The Tampa
Police Department has been notified of the situation and
will stop by from time to time. Warnings may not be
given. So, ask yourself: am I really going to park here
and block the road today, and possibly get a ticket? Or,
maybe I should walk them to the bus stop; it’s beautiful
out and it’s great exercise? Parents: Do not stop on
road right of ways to pick up your child/children.
Use the Community Center parking lot.
ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 13
Continued from page 12 -
A Message from the Neighborhood Watch
Directors
Emergency phone numbers on
refrigerator magnets are
available for free at the Arbor
Greene Club House office.
Please see the Club House At-
tendant for this free gift from
your Neighborhood Watch
Association team.
If you would like to receive Tampa Police Department
reports and additional security tips, please e-mail us at
[email protected] to be added to
the e-mail distribution. Joining this e-mail group does
not obligate you to any other NWA activities, but
should help you and your family become better in-
formed and more secure.
A Message from the South Florida Water
Management District—Flatwood Park Access
Fall is finally here and cooler weather makes outdoor
activities more enjoyable. Flatwoods Park is coopera-
tively managed by the Southwest Florida Water Manage-
ment District (SWFWMD) and the Hillsborough County
Parks, Recreation and Conservation Department. We
strive to protect the natural resources of the park and
throughout the Lower Hillsborough Flood Detention
Area while providing safe and enjoyable recreation op-
portunities.
Official visitor access to Flatwoods Park is facilitated at
three designated entrance points-18205 Bruce B. Downs
Blvd., Flatwoods Park at 14302 Morris Bridge Road, or
Trout Creek Park at 12550 Morris Bridge Road. It is
illegal to cut fences or access the park on the bound-
ary south of Arbor Greene or at any point that is not
a designated legal entrance. For more information,
please contact Colleen Kruk at 352-796-7211, ext. 4471.
Tampa's Water Use Restrictions Enforcement Returns To Normal Know Your Days – Avoid A Fine
The City of Tampa began issuing citations on first observance for all water use restrictions
violations at 12:01 a.m. on Monday, October 4, 2010. Residents and businesses are urged to
make sure they are using the correct days to avoid receiving a citation, and a fine.
When the region returned to year-round twice-a-week watering allowances at the beginning
of July, assigned irrigation days changed inside Tampa's city limits. Since then the City im-
plemented a courtesy adjustment period during which warning letters, and not citations, were
issued for first time observed day-of-the-week violations. The 3-month warning period ends
on Sunday.
Water Enforcement Officers patrol throughout Tampa’s city limits 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Violating Tampa’s water
use restrictions may result in fines ranging from $100 to $450 and a mandatory court appearance.
Tampa's year-round irrigation schedule is:
At addresses ending in 0, 1, 2, or 3: on Mondays and Thursdays;
At addresses ending in 4, 5, or 6: on Tuesdays and Fridays;
At addresses ending in 7, 8, or 9: on Wednesdays and Saturdays;
At locations with no address (common areas, entry areas), and locations with mixed addresses (office com-
plexes, shopping centers): on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Irrigation between the hours of 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. is prohibited. Micro-irrigation and other low-volume irrigation of non-turf land-
scaping are allowed on an as-needed basis, with no restrictions on days or times. There are also no day or time restrictions on
the use of reclaimed water. Car washing: Washing of cars, trucks, and other mobile equipment is allowed on an as-needed ba-
sis, during any day or time, as long as water is used effectively (automatic shut-off nozzle). More information on Tampa's water
use restrictions is available online at TampaGov.net/WaterRestrictions or by calling (813) 274-8032.
Note to Residents: Effective Nov. 15th, the rear
access gate to the tennis courts will no longer be
open. Please use the front gate by the fitness pool.
ARBOR GREENE GAZETTE ● NOVEMBER 2010 PAGE 14
The Tennis Court Reservation System is Required for Advanced Reservations. Just go to www.arborgreene.org and follow the link and the instructions to register on the site and you’ll be all set. If you don’t make a
reservation, you can sign up on the reservation sheet at the sun shelter bulletin board at Court #1. You must sign up to use a court. Court
reservations are held for 10 minutes, after that, they become open/available. Children under 14 must be with an adult 18 years or
older. ID tags are required for all residents and members. Residents must accompany all guests without a guest pass. Save
Electricity! If no one is waiting for your court, please turn off the lights.
Tennis with Alan!
Arbor Greene Rookie Tournament Finalists
Sam LaFrance won the Boys 10’s the weekend of Oct. 2 at the Arbor Greene Rookie Junior Championships.
Caroline Delisle took the Girls 10’s. Julian DeJoseph was a finalist in the Boys 12’s. Nick Burke won the Boys
12’s consolation. Ben Lafrance reached the semi finals of the Boys 12. Also competing
was Angel Jones in the Boys 12’s.
Arbor Greene Selected to Host Girl’s 14 USTA Sectional Tournament
Arbor Greene will host the USTA sectional Girls 14’s tournament in January. This event
is one of the premier tournaments in Florida. The draw is limited to the top 32 girls in the
14 and under age group in the state and includes both singles and doubles. It’s a great
event to watch potential future U.S. Open champions. So mark your calendar and come
on out!
Upcoming Events 12/11-12 USTA Adult NTRP Tournament
1/8-10 USTA Girls 14 Sectional Championships
Limited court availability these weekends.
Contact Coach Alan at 610-7301 to sign up or for more information .
Arbor Greene Tennis Leagues Interested in fun, organized and competitive tennis? Arbor Greene has several teams that may be just what you’re looking for! If you have
not played in a few years and would like to get back into it, please contact any of the Captains below for more information. If you're won-
dering what your "level" might be, find out on this website describing the NTRP Playing Levels: http://www.usta.com/leagues/custom.sps?
iType=931&icustompageid=1655
NB: Teams are in season now
Type Time of Day USTA Level Captain(s) Email
Women's Day (Mon) 3.0 Beth Keenan [email protected]
Women’s Eve (Tue) 3.0 Kathie McDaniel [email protected]
Women's Day (Thur) 3.5 Melissa Kandell [email protected]
Women’s Eve (Thur) 3.5 Eileen Farrell [email protected]
Women's Eve (Thur) 4.0 Sue Busk (and) [email protected]
Julie VanAcker
Women's Day (Wed) ALoT team 1 MaryJo Lefcourt [email protected]
ALoT team 2 Caralyn Paul [email protected]
ALoT team 3 Beth Hart [email protected]
Note: ALOT teams are full, except for subs
Men's Day (Sat) 3.5 Jeff Bone [email protected]
Men's Day (Sat) 4.0 Bob Farrell (and) [email protected]
Paul Williams [email protected]
USTA FLEX You choose 3.0-4.0 None [email protected]
Come join in the fun! Questions? Please call Alan Williams, Tennis Director, at 813-610-7301 or Bob Farrell, Club Manager, at 813-
991-9741.
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
9AM Zumba AR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
6PM Yoga AR
2
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
5:30PM Math AR
Club
7:30PM Zumba AR
Deadline for December
Newsletter & Website
3
9AM Zumba AR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
5PM Girl Scouts GR
4
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
6PM Yoga AR
7:30PM Zumba AR
5
9AM Zumba AR
1PM Mahjong GR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
6
9AM TBAY FP
9:45AM Math AR
Club
7
9AM Aqua FP
Zumba
8
9AM Zumba AR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
6PM Yoga AR
7PM Book Club GR
9
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
5:30PM Math AR
Club
7:00PM HOA GR
Violations
7:30PM Zumba AR
10
9AM Zumba AR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
11
Veteran’s Day!!
Admin. Office Closed
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
6PM Yoga AR
7:30PM Zumba AR
7:30PM MOMS GR
Club
12
9AM Zumba AR
1PM Mahjong GR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
13
9AM TBAY FP
9:45AM Math AR
Club
14
9AM Aqua FP Zumba
15
9AM Zumba AR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
6PM Yoga AR
16
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
5:30PM Math AR
Club
7:30PM Zumba AR
6:00PM DRB GR
7:00PM HOA GR
Board
17
9AM Zumba AR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
5PM Girl Scouts GR
18
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
6PM Yoga AR
7:30PM Zumba AR
6:30PM CDD GR
Budget
Workshop
19
9AM Zumba AR
1PM Mahjong GR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
20
9AM TBAY FP
9:45AM Math AR
Club
21
9AM Aqua FP Zumba
22
9AM Zumba AR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
6PM Yoga AR
6:30PM CDD GR
Meeting
23
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
5:30PM Math AR
Club
7:30PM Zumba AR
24
9AM Zumba AR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
7PM Bunco GR
25
Happy
Thanksgiving!!
Admin and Club
Closed!
26
Admin Office is closed
Club is open 8AM-3PM
9AM Zumba AR
1PM Mahjong GR
27
9AM TBAY FP
9:45AM Math AR
Club
28
9AM Aqua FP Zumba
29
9AM Zumba AR
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
6PM Yoga AR
30
3:30PM TBAY FP
4:30PM TBAY FP
5:30PM Math AR
Club
7:30PM Zumba AR
Fitness Pool Residents
Swim Hours ( No Swim Teams)
M-F 7-8AM
Sunday
9-10AM
Club Hours
M-F 5:30AM-10PM Sat 8AM-10PM
Sun 8AM-8PM
Admin Center
Hours
M-F 8AM-5PM
Notary Hours
M-F 9AM-11:30AM
& 1-4PM
Tennis Court
Hours
7AM to 11PM
Fitness and
Resort Pool
Winter Hours
(Nov-Mar)
M-F 6:30AM-9PM
Sat 9AM-9PM
Sun 9AM–7PM
AR - Aerobics Room
CC - Community Center
CDD - Community Devel-
opment District
DRB - Design Review
Board
FP - Fitness Pool
GR - Gathering Room
HOA - Home Owners
Association.
TBAY -Tampa Bay
Aquatics Swim Team
TBAY - Wharton High
Swim Practice
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