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LIVE OAK PRESERVE PRESENTS
SPRING FLINGAND EASTER
EGG HUNTMARCH 31, 2018
1:00 PMEGG HUNT - ALL AGES
12:30-3:30 PMFOOD TRUCKS:
IMPASTO AND KONA ICE2:00-4:00 PM
BOUNCE HOUSEFACE PAINTING
COTTON CANDYEASTER BUNNY (INSIDE CLUBHOUSE)
MAGIC MIRROR PHOTO BOOTH (INSIDE CLUBHOUSE)ARRIVE BY 12:30 TO REGISTER FOR EGG HUNT AND
BRING A BASKET TO COLLECT YOUR EGGS!
RSVP BY MARCH 16 WITH CHILDREN’S AGES [email protected]
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© 2018 Lifestyles at Live Oak Preserve. All rights reserved. Lifestyles at Live Oak Preserve is currently published monthly, distributed by the U.S. Postal Service free to all residents of the Live Oak Preserve area and advertisers. Unless otherwise noted, the views expressed in this publication do not necessarily represent those of the Publisher. Lifestyles at Live Oak Preserve is not an officially sanctioned publication of the Live Oak Preserve Association.LIve Oak Preserve logo used with permission. Lists are for reference only and do not imply official sanction or recommendation by Lifestyles at Live Oak Preserve. Editorial submissions are welcome. Publisher reserves the right to reject or edit all submissions for length and clarity. The Publisher is not responsible for errors or omissions.
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Live Oak Preserve HOA
BOARD OF DIRECTORSFrank Micallef, President
Anthony Leone, Vice PresidentEarl Myers, Treasurer
John Martel, SecretaryRavi Srivastava, Director
Sola Adewunmi, CMCA, AMS – Community Manager
[email protected] Property Management
4131 Gunn HighwayTampa, FL 33618
Office: 813-600-1100 ext. 156
Live Oak Preserve Clubhouse813-994-0591
Lifestyle ProgrammingVicki Teter, Lifestyle Manager
Live Oak Preserve CDDAndrew P. Mendenhall, PMP
[email protected] Trent Management Services2634 Cypress Ridge Blvd. Ste. 102
Wesley Chapel, FL 33544Office: 813-991-1116 Ext:104
Live Oak Preserve
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LIVE OAK PRESERVE Home Replacement Value Annual Premium: $450,000 $1,246 $400,000 $1,115 $350,000 $987 $300,000 $849 $250,000 $745 $200,000 $602
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Rates based on 2012 Construction, Hip Roof, Monitored Burglar & Fire Alarm, Age 55+, Good Credit, $2,500 Deductible, Rates effective 01/29/2016 and are subject to change without notice.
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Kids Crafts
Toddler Time
Paint Night
Chili Cook off
Pizza Night
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DO YOU HAVE A CLUBHOUSE QUESTION? Please contact Debbie Leone, Amenities Center Director or Alexa Vanek, Assistant Clubhouse
Manager at (813) 994-0591.
CLUBHOUSE OFFICE HOURS Mon., Wed. & Fri.: 8am - 6:30pm. Tue., Thurs. & Sat.: 8am - 4:30pm.
Sundays: ClosedMost office business, however, can be taken care of
at the front desk until 10:30 pm.
Do You Have A New Car & Need Gate Access? You can stop by the Clubhouse with a check or money order for an AWID car sticker for $12 or a hand held gate card for $15 If you lost your
Clubhouse access card or need an extra one, you can purchase one for $25 Remember, check or money order for all purchases at the Clubhouse. Overnight street parking is prohibited. No overnight parking is allowed at the Clubhouse or overflow parking lot without prior approval.
Planning to replace a discolored or missing mailbox flag? You can purchase a new flag at the Clubhouse for $7 payable by check or money order. If you need to replace your green mailbox numbers, you may call Creative Mailbox and Sign Design at (813) 818-7100. The cost is $20 and this includes shipping and the LOP logo.
Reminders: Residents please remember that you need to direct big box deliveries, (furniture trucks and moving trucks) to the Kinnan St.
entrance because they will be denied entry at the main entrance and the Imperial Oak entrance.
Residents can get the DRC form at liveoakvillages.com under LOP documents if they are making changes to their house. Residents that are wanting to paint their house can stop by the clubhouse to see the approved color books.
Pet Owners: PLEASE remember that your dogs must be leashed at all times. ALWAYS pick up your dog waste.
LIVE OAK PRESERVE • THE EXERSCIENCE CENTER
DESCRIPTION OF CLASSES: Yoga: A great way to relax from head to toe, opening your hips, moving your shoulders and neck, and finding length in your spine without the stress of get-ting out of your chair. Great all ages & fitness levels, especially those who are experiencing ill-ness, injury or chronic pain.
Meet Your Trainer: Have questions about working out,
proper body mechanics, how fast your heart rate should be or gen-eral tips, please come out & meet your neighbor trainer.
Yoga Nidra: Deep sleep meditations while you are awake. There are no physical poses, just relaxation. Great for stress reduction, insomnia and other diagnosis.
GROUP FITNESSPERSONAL TRAINING
Residents & GuestDonation Based classes****$5- $10 Recommended
Mats and Props providedMats, blocks, resistancebands and stretchingstraps provided. MUSTRSVP (Limited quantities)
Beginner? First time?
Have no fear! All instructors are educated to provide a tailored experienced for any
skill- level from beginners- to- advanced!
Always remember:• Stay hydrated! There are water fountains on- site, how-ever, bringing a water bottle is encouraged.
• Always leave 1 1/2 hours be-tween eating & class to allow for proper digestion
• Bring a towel for extra cushioning or to participate in aromatherapy
• Notify the instructor of any injuries & obtain clearance from a physician.
For more information or to RSVP please contact:
(813) 464-0313info@theexersciencecenter.comwww.theexersciencecenter.com
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Thank You to our Volunteers & Sponsors
April Barra: Volunteer/SponsorBuzz Massengale: VolunteerSamantha Marks: VolunteerSuzanne Swenson: Sponsor
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Flu Season Severe 2017-2018
Flu Season Today?
As of the end of December 2017, the flu season it was officially moderately severe. The flu is widespread in 46 states. This is up from 36 states in the previous week. The U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) research reveals that flu hospitalization is about 3 times higher than it was in the same time period in 2016. In addition, the flu season started earlier in 2017 than it did in 2016. During the same time period in 2016, only 12 states had reported widespread activity, as compared to 46 states this flu season. This pretty much matches what I’ve been seeing in our office in Florida. About 3 weeks ago, we began to diagnose multiple children with the flu every day.
Why is this Flu Season Severe?
This season’s dominant flu strain is an Influenza A strain, H3N2, which is a particularly severe and causes more symptoms than other strains typically do.
What Are Flu Symptoms? Flu symptoms typically include a fever and nasal congestion at a minimum. Other symptoms may include weakness, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, body aches, and more.
What To Do If I Think I Have the Flu? If you are feeling sick with flu-like symptoms, you may want to consider going to see a doctor, especially within the first 48 hours of your illness. Your doctor may be able to prescribe an anti-viral medication against the flu, Tamiflu, which is effective in preventing worsening symptoms of the flu by stopping its replication. However, if you’ve been sick with the flu for more than 48 hours, Tamiflu is not effective.
I Have the Flu. Now What?
Follow your doctor’s instructions. Drink plenty of fluids. Rest. Stay home. Do not go to work, school, religious gatherings, or other community gatherings or events. By going out, you increase the risk of spreading the flu. In addition, as the flu weakens the immune system, if you go out, you place yourself at risk for contracting a secondary bacterial infection, such as pneumonia, sinusitis, or an ear infection.
How Do I Prevent Myself From Getting the Flu? Good old-fashioned hand washing is helpful, as flu droplets may linger on countertops and other objects. Hand washing prevents many other common infections as well (http://drsil-vatotstweensandteens.com/2013/01/new-norovirus-highly-contagious-virus.html).
The good news is that the CDC reports that this season’s flu vaccine strains are a good match to the live flu virus strains that are circulating (http://bit.ly/2CLWaCZ). That means the flu vaccine is providing good protection against the flu by prevent-ing the flu so far. The best course of action is to make sure you and your children get the flu vaccine. It’s not too late. No one knows exactlywhen the flu season ends. From the looks of it, it will probably continue for another few months. There is still time to protect yourself. Get the flu vaccine at your doctor’s office, health department, school, or pharmacy today.
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Live Oak Residents,
On behalf of our board of Directors, we would like to thank you for your continued support and look forward to working with you in what is sure to be a prosperous new year. Here are some of the areas that we will continue to focus on in 2018.
Expense Management:
We are happy to report that we are in a strong financial position and have been able to hold HOA fees steady. We will continue to work to drive down costs while maintaining the high quality of service you expect.
Enhanced Security and Access Control:
The team plans to build a new Gatehouse at the Kinnan entry. We are considering moving to a new system with full time personnel. This will allow us to have a much better flow of visitor traffic into the community and further enable our access control. This will also lower costs overall and enhance security. Events and Community Activities: Each month we have continued to have greater participation in the various clubs, parties and events at the Live Oak club. Based on its growing popularity, we plan to find more ways to keep growing community involvement.
Community Maintenance and Upkeep:
Our resident board has been working hard to keep our community clean and looking great to help increase our home values and make Live Oak a great place for our families to live. We will be working on many areas in 2018 including our roads, gates and buildings to keep them in top shape. This truly is a team effort and we appreciate your help in keeping the community beautiful.
Once again, we all look forward to working with you in the coming year.
Frank Micallef,
President
From left to right, John Martel, Ravi Srivastava, Frank Micallef, Anthony Leone, Earl Myers.
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Toddler Time10am/Rsvp
@Clubhouse
HOA Meeting6:30pm
Yoga for Everyone7pm/Rsvp
Spring Break12th-16th
Business networking
630pm
Men's Bible Study630-8pm
Tea Social 1pm/Rsvp
Men's Bible Study630-8pm
Kids Crafts10-11am/Rsvp
Toddler Time10am
@BranchtonFarmsRSVP
Mommy & Me Yoga930am / RSVP
Dr.Seuss Storytime11am / RSVP
Adult Crafts1pm/Rsvp
Coffie Hr730-830am/@clubhouse
Yoga for Everyone7pm/Rsvp
Gujarati Senior Club
5-8pm
Spring Break Pool Party1-3pm
St.Patrick's Adult Social
7pm/Rsvp
Mommy & Me Yoga930am / RSVP
Adult Paint Night645pm/Rsvp
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Spanish Speaking Bible Study4pm / RSVP787-841-1670
MARCH 2018
Mommy & Me Yoga930am / RSVP
Spring Festival & Easter Egg Hunt
12:30-4pm/Rsvp
Yoga with Nidra Workshop
8pm/Rsvp
