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Visit the Coral Trace HOA website at http://www.coraltracehoa.com Please email [email protected] to add your email address
to our community newsletter and email list.
Message from our Board
FRIENDLY REMINDER: If all of this inspires you to beautify your own property, remember that any landscaping or other physical updates and changes require you to:
1. Complete the Architectural Alterations application using the following link: http://www.coraltracehoa.com/webforms/arc.php
2. Receive board approval prior to contracting for or beginning any work.
Your board has been charged with the honor and responsibility of careful custody of the community trust and strives to conduct itself in the highest manner, working together in creativity, transparency and healthy debate that ultimately puts the great residents of this wonderful community first at all times.
And to the homeowners and residents: you are responsible too. Your responsibility is to stay informed by attending board meetings, volunteering when and where you can, and giving appropriate feedback to the property manager and board members. Tell them what needs correcting, but also - tell them what they’re doing right. In the end, these are human beings who have feelings, families and friends, like everyone else. They may make mistakes, as no human is perfect, but they will also hopefully learn along the way and your feedback will help them to represent you in the highest manner.
Mark your calendar - Next board meeting will be April 16, 7:00 pm in the Clubhouse.
Hope to see you there! Your Coral Trace HOA Board of Directors
Hello neighbors! Spring has officially arrived, bringing with it the wonderful weather that makes Florida such an enjoyable place to live, work and play. As Tolstoy said, “Spring is the time of plans and projects” and Coral Trace is no exception! Your board has been busy undertaking a variety of activities to keep Coral Trace the beautiful and safe place we all like to live. A special workshop was held on March 17 to discuss the various projects underway or planned for the near future, followed by the monthly board meeting on March 19 to finalize upcoming activities. Among those were the:
• Completion of the retiling and resurfacing of our pool
• Selection and requisition of beautiful, all new pool furniture set to arrive in 4-6 weeks
• Repair of all cracked or elevated sidewalk areas
• Replacement of inoperable lighting for the front entrance sign
• Monitoring of the entry gates which have been functioning seamlessly other than the few times they were damaged by vehicles crashing into them. In those cases, drivers were identified and fined a minimum of $250 for the cost of repairs. We take these incidents seriously, so please advise your guests that ultimately the homeowner is responsible and billed for the damages.
• Implementing an initiative to update all homeowners’ and tenants’ email addresses for important communications regarding community activities, emergencies and other important news.
• Scheduling extensive landscape activities planned over the coming weeks to include a deep cut and leaf cleanup throughout the neighborhood, tree replacement and removals due to hurricane damage, sod replacement, palm seed pod trimming, western preserve trimming and sprinkler head repairs. This began on West and will be rotated next to North.
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The 2018 HOA Board of Directors President Fran Finkelstein Vice President Kim Ardila-Morgan Secretary Scott Ellis Treasurer Maria Davidson Director Rosana Antolic
CORAL TRACE Contacts Committee Liaisons: Social (Fran) Gates/Safety (BOD/Prop. Mgr.) Landscaping (Maria/Rosana) Pool/Recreation (Scott) Communications (Kim) Clubhouse (Tim Davidson) COPS Program (John Mitchell)
Community Corner “Community offers the promise of belonging and calls for us to acknowledge our interde-pendence. To belong is to act as an investor, owner, and creator of this place. To be wel-come, even if we are strangers. As if we came to the right place and are affirmed for that choice.”
Peter Block, “In Community: The Structure of Belonging"
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Volunteer with the Coral Trace ARC (Architectural Review Committee) The architectural committee's responsibility comes from the association's bylaws or CC&Rs. Members of the architectural com-mittee are responsible for maintaining the aesthetic and structural integrity of the asso-ciation and enforcing the CC&Rs. They should review any applications for modifica-tions, additions, or architectural changes in the community. There are typically around 2-3 applications per month for review and rec-ommendations. If you would like more infor-mation or to volunteer, contact Bob Lop-erfido, Property Manager, at [email protected] .
Volunteer with the Coral Trace COP Program (Citizen Observer Patrol) – In partnership with the City of Delray Beach Police Department Would you like to become a part of the Coral Trace COP community volunteer team who help keep our neighborhood safe? COP program vol-unteers are trained to patrol the community in Volunteer Police Vehicles in an effort to deter potential crimes from happening. They are trained in communication equipment and obser-vation techniques and report suspicious activity directly to the police. After an initial training ses-sion at the Police Department, new volunteers are paired with an experienced member for sev-eral shifts. Volunteers are issued a uniform and asked to commit to a minimum of 8 hours per month, day or evening hours. If you would like more information or to join this important com-munity group, please contact Coral Trace COP Coordinator, John Mitchell at (561) 445-2074.
The Center welcomes adults age 50 and older. We emphasize lifelong wellness, with a focus on fun and learning. We offer many opportunities for older adults to be adventurous, learn new skills, socialize, and to meet new people. We want to “broaden our members’ horizons” through a wide variety of programs and classes.
"Our mission at Delray Community Wellness
Center is to support people with healthy lifestyle changes. We are dedicated to
helping people live healthier and happier lives free of chronic disease"
For More Information:
(561) 808-7743
www.delraycommunitywellness.org
FRIENDLY REMINDERS ___________________________________
ADT Stay safe! The Coral Trace HOA provides alarm services through ADT Security Service as a part of your association fees, however in order for local emergency personnel to be alerted, you also need to register your alarm system annually with the City of Delray Beach Police Department at https://crywolf.mydelraybeach.com/RegForm/nethelp2/RegFormHelp.htm. For equipment questions or to activate your ser-vice with ADT, contact the ADT Community As-sociation Service Center 24 hours a day at (800)878-06. ___________________________________
GUEST PARKING Please do not use Guest Parking spaces for yourself. Request that your service personnel (maid, pest control, etc.) use your driveway or guest spots. ___________________________________
GARBAGE COLLECTION on Tuesdays and Fridays The crew will not pick up bags on curb – regular garbage must be in bins; plastic containers/bottles place in the correct bin; and paper/cardboard placed in correct bin – the crew will not separate these items and they will be left on curb. If your bins are damaged, call (561-202-2463) for delivery of new ones. The vegetation (tree branches etc.) is only picked up on Tuesdays. Recycles are on Friday. All garbage receptacles must be promptly removed and stored out of sight after collection service.
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POOP
We love our pets in Coral Trace, but please be a good neighbor and remember to keep both dogs and cats leashed outside and cleaned up afterwards. Thank You!
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HELP CENTER
Your reference guide for Coral Trace questions, service and emergencies. Please select from the following specific resources according to your needs.
1. General questions or work orders for association services
Please use the Seacrest Service Request Process at
http://seacrestservices.com/work-order-request/ or
*Please do not report these to the Property Manager’s office as his work is assigned and prioritized through the Seacrest system rather than verbal requests. This process helps us provide you with more efficient and timely responses.
2. Reporting community violations, complaints or requesting fobs, gate passes
Contact Property Manager, Bob Loperfido, Seacrest Services Email [email protected] Tel. (561) 697-4990; Toll free (888) 828-6464 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Tues./Thurs.
3 . Emergency contact categories Police Criminal/suspicious activities Emergencies 911; Non-emergencies (561) 243-7800 Fire Fire, medical and technical rescue services Emergencies 911; Non-emergencies (561) 243-7400 Water City supplied - low pressure, water quality, leaking water meter After Hour Emergencies (Must leave a message) (561) 243-7318 Non-emergencies (561) 243-7312 Water Coral Trace systems including lakes and irrigation Contact Property Manager, Bob Loperfido, Seacrest Services Email [email protected] Tel. (561) 697-4990; Toll free (888) 828-6464
Did you know we have a terrific public library just a mile and a half down Atlantic Avenue? 100 West Atlantic Avenue 561-266-0194 https://www.delraylibrary.org/ • Lifelong Learning Institute Spring Semester classes—click here • Check out the Calendar of Events for April
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The City launches an all-new community calendar The Delray Beach community calendar has officially launched! By visiting the calendar website (www.delraybeachcalendar.com), residents and visitors alike can search for events, meetings, con-certs, exhibits and more all in one place! The community calendar was a collaborative effort of the City of Delray Beach, Downtown Development Authority, Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce, Communi-ty Redevelopment Authority and the Delray Beach Marketing Cooperative. Visit the Delray Beach community calendar website
Delray Beach/Local Area Entertainment Venues
by Ava Schutzman, Editor
EDITOR’S THEATER GUIDE Delray Beach
• Delray Beach Center for the Arts: Crest Theater, the Pavilion, the Fieldhouse, and the School of Creative Arts
http://www.DelrayArts.org 561-243-7922
• Delray Beach Playhouse most shows $30 and very good http://www.delraybeachplayhouse.com 561-272-1281 x4
• Arts Garage, 94 NE 2nd Ave. Delray Beach, jazz and blues 561-450-6357 http://artsgarage.org/
• Delray Marketplace—MusicFest concerts-Free Wed. nights, 6-8 PM—14851 Lyons Rd., 561-865-4613.
http://www.delraymarket.com Boca Raton
• South Florida Symphony performances at FAU http://www.southfloridasymphony.org 954-522-8445
• Outre' Theatre Company Boca Raton 954-300-2149 http://www.outretheatrecompany.com
• Slow Burn Theatre 954-323-7884 http://www.slowburntheatre.org
• The Wick Theater http://www.thewick.org on 7901 N. Federal Hwy, Boca Raton near border with Delray Beach. 561-995-2333
• Willow Theater at Sugar Sand Park http://www.willowtheatre.org/
• FAU University Theatre http://www.fauevents.com
• Boca Raton Theatre Guild 561-347-3948 http://www.brtg.org Sugar Sand Park
• Marquee Theater Company in West Boca on 12811 Glades Rd. 9 5 4 . 3 4 0 . 5 2 9 6
http://www.marqueetheatercompany.com/
• Mizner Park Cultural Center 201 Plaza Real, Boca Raton (844) 672-2849 http://miznerparkculturalcenter.com
• Boca Black Box Theater, 8221 Glades Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33434, (561) 483-9036 https://www.bocablackbox.com
Boynton Beach
• Stage Left Theater at Boynton Beach Playhouse Call 561-301-5404 for tickets. Shows $19-23 per tix, http://www.stagelefttheatre.net/ Coral Springs
• Coral Springs Center for the Arts (954) 344-5990 http://www.coralspringscenterforthearts.org
• Broward Stage Door Theatre, 954-344-7765 http://www.stagedoortheatre.com Ft. Lauderdale
• Broward Center for the Performing Arts http://www.broward.org 954-462-0222
• Parker Playhouse Lake Worth
• Duncan Theater at Palm Beach State College, 561-868-3309 http://www.palmbeachstate.edu/theatre/duncan-theatre/
• Stonzek Theater at the Lake Worth Playhouse
• http://www.lakeworthplayhouse.org 561-296-9382 Manalapan
• The Palm Beaches Theater
• http://www.palmbeachestheater.org 855-728-8497 West Palm Beach
• The Kravis Center 561-833-0691 http://www.kravis.org
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
• Delray Yacht Cruises, 801 East Atlantic Avenue, 561-243-0686. http://www.DelrayYachtCruises.com, [email protected] - this is one of my
favorite places to bring visitors—a nice ride on the Intracoastal, sometimes other events—just started a Paint Night on the cruise, for example. Most cruises 2+hours. Next to Veteran’s Park.
• Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens—entrance on Jog Rd., Delray Beach (near Boca Raton line, south of Linton. 4000 Morikami Park Rd.
http://morikami.org/ 561-495-0233.
• Mounts Botanical Garden—531 North Military Trail, West Palm Beach 561-233-1757 10 am-4 pm
https://www.mounts.org/
• Palm Beach Zoo — 1301 Summit Blvd. West Palm Beach, http://www.palmbeachzoo.org,
561-547-WILD (9453) Safari Nights for Kids, Roar & Pour for adults, and other events.
• Lion Country Safari—West Palm Beach http://www.lioncountrysafari.com/ 561-793-1084
• Society of the Four Arts—West Palm Beach https://www.fourarts.org/ Art Exhibits, Concerts, The Metropolitan Opera, Bolshoi Ballet and National Theater of London broadcast live in HD; a stunning sculpture garden, special events, classes.
• Norton Museum of Art —1451 S. Olive St. West Palm Beach (561) 832-5196
http://www.norton.org. [email protected]
• The Flagler Museum—One Whitehall Way, Palm Beach. 561-655-2833
https://www.flaglermuseum.us/ You think Donald Trump is a developer? Learn about Henry Morrison Flagler and what he was to Florida!
• Green Cay Nature Center & Wetlands 12800 Hagen Ranch Rd., Boynton Beach. 561-966-7000. Website
• South Florida Science Center and Aquarium, West Palm Beach https://www.sfsciencecenter.org/
• Professional Sports:
• Miami Marlins
• Miami Heat
• Miami Dolphins
• Ballpark of the Palm Beaches
• Roger Dean Stadium Jupiter FL
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APRIL LANDSCAPING Schedule Mowing: Apr. 2 and 16 Trim: Apr. 13, 16, 17, 18, and (perimeter hedge) 19 IPM: Apr. 4
Wet Check: n/a
Deep Root Fertilize Palms—n/a
Palms and WF Ficus Hedges—n/a Liquid Herbicide Treatment—n/a
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