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August 2018 .
Vol iume l ,. Issue 8
St. Johns
Golf &
Country
Club
Chronicle
August 2018 .
Volume 1. Issue 8
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INSIDE THIS EDITION:
Community Contact List: Page 3
Neighborhood Committee
Fitness Classes & Contact
Teen Fitness Information:Page7
Information: Page 4
EZ Texting Addition: Page 5
Information: Page 6
Events Calendar: Page 8
Kindergarten Ice Cream Party Sign Up’s: Page 9
SJGCC Athletics & Adult Basketball: Page 10
Splash Pad Update: Page 11
Friday Food Trucks & Tuesday Chick fil A: Page 12
Neighborhood Security by Tom Hudson: Page 13
Home Improvement Tips By The Watt Team: Page 14
Congrats Team Titanic!: Page 15
Submit Your Story: Page 16
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Amenities Staff
Amenities & Recreation Manager: Leah Tincher
P:904.599.9093
Field Operations Manager: Brian Stephens
P:904.288.7667
Homeowners Association Alice Hubbard: 998.5365 ext 223
Nancy McKenzie: 998.5365 ext 225
CDD District Manager Jim Oliver
P: 904.940.5850 Ext 406
Central Security 904.458.5555 Option 8
Sheriff’s Department 904.824.8304
Country Club Pro Shop & Tee Times: 904.940.3215
Food & Beverage: 904.940.3219
Memberships, Golf Tournaments & Banquets: 904.940.3206
Utilities Electricity (FPL): 800.226.3545
Water (JEA): 904.665.6000
Cable/Internet (Comcast): 855.510.1609
Gas Company (TECO): 877.832.6747
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HOA Board of Directors Bob Sevestre- President [email protected]
Patti Ernst- Vice President [email protected]
Matt Gulden- Treasurer [email protected]
Amanda Dean- Secretary [email protected]
The HOA Board of Directors meets on the third Monday of every other month (with exceptions being made when holidays con-flict) and additionally as needed. Meetings are held at 6:30pm in the Meeting Room at the amenity center, and are open to all home-owners.
Architectural Review Committee
John Slater: [email protected]
Sean Guldi: [email protected]
Richard Egger: [email protected]
Donna Haley: [email protected]
Matt Gulden: Board Liason [email protected]
The ARC meets on the second Monday of every month at 7pm in the Meeting Room at the amenity center.
Covenant Enforcement Committee Jerry Brannon- Chairperson [email protected]
Chuck Hood: [email protected]
Brent Brown: [email protected]
Janet Root: Secretary [email protected]
Larry Moorman: [email protected]
Bill Stroer: [email protected]
Dennis Uhler: [email protected]
The CEC meets on the second Monday of every month at 6pm in the Meeting Room at the amenity center.
CDD Board of Supervisors Tracy Hayes-Chairman
Shawn Murray– Vice Chairman
Steve Sharpe- Supervisor
Tom Hudson- Supervisor [email protected]
Kim Kalke– Supervisor [email protected]
The Board of Supervisors meets on the third Wednesday of every month in the meeting room at 6pm
Sign up for text arerts.
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DON’T MISS OUT ON THE LATEST SJGCC INFORMATION!
Stay up to date with the happenings in SJGCC with our new texting
notification feature! This feature gives our residents the ability to have
important information at their finger tips, and to select what information
is important to you! You will be able to subscribe to any or all of the
following groups:
-General (community events information, etc)
-Pool Updates ( pool closure, weather updates, etc)
-Sports (practice cancellations, time changes,etc)
-Summer Camp ( important camp information)
-Swim Team (swim team updates/ practices)
TEXT “SJGCC” TO 484848 &
follow the link provided to
subscribe!
GoL• & CouNTa-r CLUB SAMPSON ClltEEIC CDD
• •• FIT4MOM
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Stacey’s Personal Training
“Your Neighborhood Fitness
Solution”
Stacey & Billy Bone
Please email or call for further infor-
mation
[email protected] OR 904-861-
7856
Location: Aerobics Room
Dates: Every Wednesday &
Saturday @ 9:15am
Cost: $12 drop in rate or
6 classes for $60
Stroller Strides
Location: Soccer Field
Dates: Every Monday,
Tuesday, & Thursday @
9:30am
Cost: $15 drop in, 10
class pass $120, or
monthly membership of
$65
Tai Chi
Location: Aerobics Room
Dates: Every Friday @
830am
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Stacey’s Personal Training will be offering fitness
orientations for all 14 & 15-year-old residents who
would like to use the fitness center.
The orientations are an hour long and cost $25 per resident. Cash, Check
(payable to SPT) or PayPal payments (PayPal.Me/StaceysPT) are accepted.
To sign your child up for an orientation, please contact Stacey at
[email protected]. There is a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 residents
per orientation.
There will be no sessions offered in August or September. Sessions will be avail-
able in October and November.
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P A G E 8
August 2018
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3 Tai Chi: 4 CDD continuation 830am Yoga: 9:15am
meeting 6pm Basketball Practice:
5-8pm
Food Trucks: 5-8pm
5 Kindergarten 6 7 8 9 10 11 Ice Cream Party Yoga: 9:15am Tai Chi: 830am Yoga: 9:15am
2-4pm Last Basketball
Adult Men’s Practice 5-8pm
Basketball: 5pm Food Trucks: 5-8pm
12 13 14 15 16 17 Tai Chi: 18 Adult Men’s Yoga: 9:15am 830am Yoga: 9:15am
Basketball: 5pm CDD Meeting: 6pm Soccer Program
Starts 5:30pm
Food Trucks: 5-8pm
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Adult Men’s Yoga: 9:15am Tai Chi: 830am Yoga: 9:15am
Basketball: 5pm Soccer Practice:
5:30pm
Food Trucks: 5-8pm
26 27 28 29 30 31 Adult Men’s Yoga: 9:15am Tai Chi: 830am
Basketball: 5pm Soccer Practice:
5:30pm
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Kindergarten Ice
Cream Social
Calling all kindergarteners! We will be hold-
ing our annual Ice Cream Social event for
residents entering kindergarten.
When: August 5th
Time: 2-4pm
Cost: $10 per child
All parents who sign up in advance will have
their child picked up at their designated bus
stop and then dropped off at the clubhouse for an ice cream party on the patio! The cost is
$10 per child and $6 for other family members
eating ice cream. If you are interested contact
Leah Tincher at (904) 599-9093 or by email at
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Fall Soccer
Information
Our soccer program
with Florida Elite is
back! This program is aimed for ages 3-10.
Registration opens August 1st!
Practice Dates: Times:
Every Friday beginning Tiny Tots: 5:30-6:30pm
August 17th until October 5th Older Kids: 6:30-7:30pm
For more information or to register please go to
www.stjohnsgccathletics,org
Adult Men’s Basketball League
Calling all men! Join your fellow
neighbors in a game of basketball every
Sunday at 5pm. If you are interested in
joining or for more information, please contact
Scott White at [email protected]
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Amenity Center Renovations/ Construction Update
Splash Pad:
• Review Of Plans By FDOH (Florida Department Of Health) Resulted In Request For Additional Input Regarding Construction And Oper-ation Of Splashpad Filtration System And Other Components Of The Project. Formal Written Responses And Supporting Technical Plans Were Prepared By The Construction Team (Splash Pad Man-ufacturer, Pool Engineer, Contractor And Architect) And Sub-mitted To FDOH.
• On-Site Final Inspection To Be Conducted Jointly By FDOH And St. Johns County Health Department Will Occur After Completion Of Final Review Of The Technical Plans, Comments, And Responses Which Have Been Provided To FDOH.
The next scheduled meeting (continuation): Aug 1, 2018 at 6:00
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8/3: Cajun Cravins, Son Of a Butcher,
Full of Crepe
8/10: Sweeto Burrito, Mother Truckin Pizza
*Additional Trucks TBD*
8/17: Cackylacky's, Blue Pacific Tacos,
Double Dipping Ice Cream (Formerly Cold
Calf)
8/24: Joyshtick, Chubby Burrito, *Additional Trucks TBD*
August Food Truck Schedule
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Neighborhood (SJGCC) Security By: Tom Hudson, Sampson Creek Community Development District (CDD) Board Member
Phone: (904).607.6913
Old News for Some… New News for Some…. Refresher for ALL
The Sampson Creek CDD (St John’s Golf and Country Club) contracts with two separate agencies, St John’s Sheriff Office (SJSO) and Central Secu-rity agency (CSA) to help moni-tor, secure, police, assist, and to have a visible presence to outsiders to name just a few. In addition to these two there is a group of volunteers associ-ated with Neighborhood Watch
Officers from the Sher-iffs Office patrol our communi-ty under two separate auspi-ces: a) normal patrol as part of the Northwest Quadrant of the county and b) as contracted by the Sampson Creek CDD. It should be remembered that the officers have citation as well as arrest authority regard-less of which authority is re-sponsible for their compensa-tion. The schedule for patrol
by these officers is purposely not published for reasons that should be apparent to all. Posts on social media indicate that speeding and failure to STOP are major concerns of the residents of SJGCC. Please know that citations have been and will continue to be issued. By having the SJSO in our neighborhood not only pro-motes adherence to traffic rules but also reduces re-sponse time when needed.
Officers from the Central Security Agency patrol the community in black sedans that are plainly marked. The primary reason for their em-ployment is to patrol and mon-itor the property that is owned by the CDD. In addition these officers have been seen help-ing change a flat tire on a bike or two, knocking on the door of a residence in the communi-ty to remind the occupant that the garage door is open. Dur-ing their patrol at night they have advised some residents that the dome light or other light in the vehicle in the drive-way was on. When school is in session you will see the offices patrolling our street to help promote safety around our school bus stops. The officers that are employed by the Cen-tral Security Agency have been
trained in law enforcement as they are all either former St Johns County sheriffs officers or military police. If you have not had a conversation with one of the officers of this agency, you should as they welcome the opportunity to get to know our residents. The officers of the Central Security Agency are contracted to pa-trol 7 days a week.
SJGCC resident Kim Kal-ke heads the volunteer group known a Neighborhood Watch. Neighborhood Watch will be featured in the September Newsletter.
For non critical situations the Sheriff Office can be reached by dialing 904 824 8304
To reach Central Security Agency dial 904 458 555
Obviously in emergencies dial 911
Remember these two agencies plus Neighborhood Watch’s prime mission is to help us maintain community as “the place to live” in northwest St John’s County.
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Pam Watt, REALTOR®&Heather Lister, REALTOR®
TheWattTeam.com
Rf/ MAX SPECIALISTS
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It has been an interesting summer here in SJGCC. Between the pool opening later than expected
and the rainier than usual weather, more people have been spending time inside. We have talked to people decluttering, organizing and even taking on some fixer upper projects themselves- many while trying to enter-
tain bored children!
If you were one of the many looking to fix up that one thing in your home- either for you to enjoy or to add
value down the road - what did you do? For sure, homes with the most updates- and ones that most re-
semble some of the new construction styles out there-
are not only selling quicker, but they can command a higher price. Ultimately, though, we love when people
improve on their homes while they live in it so they can
enjoy. Paint is probably the easiest, least expensive up-
date you can make. HGTV and new construction homes
are showing buyers prefer the neutrals, whites and the
many shades of grays. By updating your color palette it instantly makes your home seem 5-10 years younger. We are also seeing a lot of white and painted cabinets in the kitchen and bath. Gone are the days when you need
to replace your cabinets. Painting them is a much more
affordable option and very popular right now. Lastly, and most expensively- but probably what will give you the most bang for your buck- is flooring. Wood look tile, wide plank wood floors and even LVP are new op-
tions. The key is consistency- whatever you decide to
do, do it throughout. It makes your home appear big-
ger and makes the buyer feel like the home is “done”.
For more tips on updating your home, come to the 5th
Annual St Johns Golf and Country Club Home Improve-
ment Show sponsored by the Watt Team and meet all of the fabulous vendors ready to help bring your ideas to
life. It is Tuesday, September 25th from 5:30-9:30 PM right here in our clubhouse. We will also have a fully
renovated home open to tour right here in SJGCC to in-
spire lots of great ideas. Hope to see you there!
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July 4th Pool Party
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