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December 2011 Issue of HBTS News - News & Information for Holley by the Sea ResidentsTRANSCRIPT
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Contact Holleyby the SeaPresident Pete Peterzen
Internal Vice-President James Mitchell
External Vice-President Joseph Sipp
Treasurer William Stuart
Secretary Brooke Goldberg Brooke is available at theRec Center M-W-F9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Email to the Board: [email protected]
Interim General Manager: Jennifer BarrettEmail: [email protected]
Holley by the Sea Homeowner’s Association6845 Navarre Parkway,Navarre, FL 32566 850-939-1693
December 2011HBTSNEWS■The Veterans Day Remem-
brance Pot Luck collected morethan $200 to support the Spe-cial Operations Warrior Foun-dation and Wounded WarriorProject.
■ The Board of Directorsvoted to give clubs the right toschedule the use of the BeachHouse to clubs and commit-tees four times a year for eventsthat have more than 50 peo-ple in attendance. This will beon a first come, first serve basis.
■ Board President PetePeterzen received board author-ization to represent the boardat mediation appointmentsand negotiations of settlementsuntil the next board is seated.
■ The board voted to pay
Not in conjunction with existing contracts or other offers. Valid thru December 15, 2011.
MEETING Continued on page 2
POOL Continued on page 2
By Yvonne C. HarperHBTSnews.com
Improvements to anexisting boat ramp inHolley by the Sea willsoon be completed.
In 1982 a boat rampwas constructed onCounty Road 399, justwest of Edgewood Driveon HBTS property. Theboat ramp belongs toHBTS for use by all res-idents. The association’sbylaws require the main-tenance of all commonareas, but over time, the
boat ramp was leftbehind. The years ofneglect and the impactof Hurricanes Dennisand Ivan are evident,resulting in a lack of use.The only maintenanceperformed was afterDennis when the dockwas rebuilt.
Resident Dan Ram-sey, a founding memberof the HBTS FishingClub, recognized theneed to improve the boatramp. And in June -act-ing as the liaisonbetween the fishing club
and the HBTS board -asked the board if it couldassist with finding a con-tractor to repair the boatramp property. Under
his leadership, the fish-ing club, along with Jack-ie Goebel, HBTS main-tenance manager, solicit-ed bids for the job. After
interviewing several con-tractors, it was decidedto recommend JohnLoftis of Loftis MarineDivision, Inc. based inPensacola to the HBTSboard members. Theboard membersapproved the estimatedcost of $25,500, to includethe additional permit-ting costs.
Once the HBTS boardmembers gave itsapproval, the process ofgetting approval from
HBTS BOARD MEETING NOTES
By Christine O'ConnorHBTSnews.com
Swimmers are now ableto enjoy the lap pool with-out being exposed to thechill of the winter air
In late November, a newpool dome was erectedover the pool - sooner thanthe anticipated mid-December timeframe. Thenew dome has a new
Americans with Disabil-ities Act-compliant doorthat leads into the dome.
The Holley by the SeaBoard of Directors votedin September to move for-ward with purchasing anew pool dome, ratherthan commission the con-struction of a permanentenclosure.
The dome cost about$115,000 with installation
included. It was erectedwith the help of the man-ufacturer, Sopers of Cana-da.
The board of directorsset up a committee in Jan-uary to look into the fea-sibility of the associationbuilding a permanent poolenclosure, versus buyinga new pool dome. Thedome used last year hadto be discarded after it out-
lasted its recommendedlifespan by more than threeyears and was no longersafe.
The cost to construct apermanent enclosurewould have exceeded$500,000. The board ofdirectors decided to pur-chase a pool dome insteadbecause of a lack of fund-ing for construction of apermanent structure.
In July, after a presen-tation by the pool enclo-sure committee, BoardMember Bill Stuartexplained to associationmembers how the asso-ciation could conjure upthe funds necessary. Hesaid the $526,000 could beobtained by 2012 if theywent one winter without
Pool dome erected over lap pool
Boat ramp construction under way soon
RAMP Continued on page 2
Photo by Sandi KempA view from inside the recently installed pool dome at Holley by the Sea Recreation Center.
Photo by Yvonne C. Harper
HBTSNEWSPOOL DOMEBOAT RAMP
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MeetingContinued from page 1
PoolContinued from page 1
RampContinued from page 1
December 2011
Volume I • Issue 3
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WriterYvonne Harper
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Once the HBTS boardmembers gave theirapproval, the process ofgetting approval from theSanta Rosa County Boardof County Commission-ers and pulling permitscommenced.
However, it was soondiscovered that no per-mits had been pulled onthe ramp in years. A doc-ument search producedno permits since 1997 andthat “opened up a wholecan of worms,” said Ram-sey.
Loftis then had to meetwith the Florida Depart-ment of EnvironmentalProtection, the Corps ofEngineers, and submit
paperwork that lead up toa sit-down for a “meetingof the minds” to determinewhat could be done.
That meeting resulted
in a request to the countycommissioners to approvethe conditional-use requestto allow for the expansionof the recreational boat
ramp and gazebo. Therequest was approved inOctober.
Now Loftis is waitingon the permits to start theproject. According to a let-ter from the Santa RosaCounty DevelopmentServices, “the dock/pier,seawall, and a boat rampwill require Coastal Con-struction reviews andBuilding permits,” toinclude a building permitfor the gazebo. Ramseyhopes the permits will begranted within the nextcouple of weeks so workcan begin.
Public input was alsosought and the neighborson each side of the facili-ty expressed no opposi-tion to the improvements.
Once the permits areapproved, Ramsey believes
it will only take a coupleof weeks to complete theramp and dock improve-ments; however, the gaze-bo may take a bit longer.
Some of the improve-ments to the existing struc-tures will be pouring newland slab; creating a slopedhandicap approach; pour-ing a new level pad thatwill be flush with thewooden deck approachplatform; extending theexisting approach plat-form width by two feet;and installing a catwalkoff the dock. The ramp willaccommodate 18-footboats.
To use the boat ramp,no reservations arerequired. The area islarge enough to accom-modate several boatersand families.
a pool enclosure. The savingsfrom not heating the pool thiswinter would save $40,000 in theheating costs and the $9,000 thatit takes to put up and take downa vinyl dome. The other savingswould come from not purchas-ing the vinyl dome which wouldsave $120,000. There was $142,000in an improvement fund andthen the board could decide toset aside $85,000 in 2012. It wasalso mentioned that the annu-al reoccurring costs would beabout $15,000 versus the $49,000currently spent each year to heatand put up and take down theseasonal pool dome.
The entire permanent enclo-sure would have a lifespan of 30years versus the five to sevenyears of a vinyl dome, which hasa current annual operatingexpense of $49,000.
In all, with a permanent struc-ture, the association would save$34,000 annually.
The pool enclosure commit-tee was also tasked to look intothe option of having solar heat-ing augmented with natural gas.Currently the lap pool is heatedexclusively with natural gas, whichis the bulk of the annual cost.
To heat the pool with solarpanels would cost the associ-ation about $95,000 up front,and it would be recouped afterfour years.
The board of directors is expect-ed to vote on whether to pur-chase the solar panels during itsDecember board meeting.
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■ Association Certificates of Depositsare maturing and the board voted torenew them for three and six monthsso that there will be a “ladder” effectand funds will be available at differ-ent times and not all at the same time,or conversely, not available.
■General manager search was dis-cussed. Landrum Professional is help-ing with the search and there havenot been very many qualified candi-dates to date. The board voted to extendthe interim general manager occu-pied by Jennifer Barrett until the endof January.
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Photos by Sandi KempAbove: The pool dome fully inflated and below before inflating.
Workers fasten the pooldome frame before inflating.
Jackie Goebel checks the pooldome entrance.
Photo by Sandi KempDan Ramsey examines the current condition of a boatramp in HBTS that will undergo improvements soon.
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Members of the HBTS ten-nis community are excited toannounce that Jimmy Cellihas assumed the role of Inter-im Tennis Pro, effective Nov.7.
Celli recently relocated toFort Walton Beach after 20years of teaching on the EastCoast. He is certified by theUSPTR and the USPTA as aP1 instructor.
Celli is enthusiastic aboutthe growing interest in tennis atHBTS and has begun planning several newevents for the near future.
Upcoming events will include mens’ and ladies’nights, junior USTA and ladder play, and a mixeddoubles round robin mixer for all levels of play,with food, drink, prizes and lots of fun.
Cost for adult lessons and clinics are on a slid-ing scale based on the number of participants.The junior clinic schedule can be found below,and at the HBTS website, www.HolleyByThe-Sea.org (click on Complete Menu, then click onTennis).
■ Tiny Tennis (ages 4-6), Monday and Wednes-day, 4-4:30 p.m., $24 for 4/$36 for 6.
■ Future Stars (ages 7-10), Monday andWednesday, 4:30-5:30 p.m., $40 for 4.
■ Tourney Prep (ages 12 and up), Tuesday andThursday, 4-5:30 p.m., $60 for 4/$90 for 6.
■ High School, Monday and Thursday, 5:30-7p.m., $60 for 4.
The HBTS tennis website will be updatedweekly with news about events. Celli can bereached by phone at 203-722-0376 or by e-mailat [email protected]. He can alsobe found on the courts at HBTS. Feel free to stopby and introduce yourself.
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Photos by Sandi KempThe Holley by the Sea Fishing Club hosted its first annual fish fry event Nov. 4 at the Beach House. The event was dubbed asuccess by the club, with more than 115 members in attendance. See the fishing club’s website, http://fishnclubs.com/hbts, formore information about the club and to leave feedback about the event if you attended.
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December Youth Department NewsBefore and After School: This program is for school age
children (K-5). We currently haveopenings in the Before School Pro-gram and a waiting list for the AfterSchool Program. If you would liketo have your child added to thewaiting list please contact the YouthDepartment.
Fun Factory: Fun Factory now has new hours! ■ Morning Fun Factory: Mon. –
Fri. 8a.m.-noon, Ages 6 months –5 years old.
■ Evening Fun Factory: Mon. –Fri. 5 p.m.-8 p.m., Ages 6 months –10 years old.
■ Sat. Fun Factory: 8 a.m-noon,Ages 6 months – 10 years old.
Parents’ Night Out: This program is for school age
children (K – 5). The DecemberParents’ Night Out will be held Fri-day, Dec. 9 at the Beach House.Sign up is required by the Mondaybefore the event. Cost is $15/child.If you would like to add your childto the list please contact the YouthDepartment.
Please look for additional infor-mation on the Breakfast FoodDrive and Good Citizen Drive theYouth Department will be holding.The Youth Department will beworking with the Salvation Armyto collect non-perishable breakfastfood items and toiletry items forthose in need. More informationwill be posted at the Rec Center or
you may contact the Youth Depart-ment for more information.
Closures: Morning Fun Factory will be
closed Dec. 19 – Dec. 30 due toChristmas Break. Youth Depart-ment will be closed Dec. 23 andDec. 26.
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A note from the General Manager:
Hello all, Wow. It is December already.
How fast another year has flownby. It will be 2012 before we knowit. The dome will be up by now andour lap pool will be comfortablyheated again. Thank you all for yourpatience in the dealing with thecool water temps until the domewas in place. We are still movingforward with looking into the solarenergy and hopefully will havesome decisions soon. Also the
research into upgrading the Recreation center server andmoving to electronic filing of our documents is very closeto being finished. We should be able to begin the processin the new year.
Everyone should have received their annual assessmentstatements by now. Please remember to return the surveywith your payment before Jan. 1. While we prefer you mailyour payment to Charter Bank (formerly First NationalBank of Florida), you may also pay at the Recreation Cen-ter or on-line at www.Holleybythesea.org.
Some dates to remember: The facility will be closed onChristmas Day New Year’s Day and closing at noon onDec. 24 and 31. We will also be closing at 5 p.m. Dec. 16 foran employee Christmas party. At the BOD’s request, adonation box has been placed in the Recreation Centerlobby for anyone wishing to express their appreciation tothe employees of HBTS Recreation Center.
Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to wisheveryone the Merriest and Happiest Holiday and seasonthey can have. Thank you all for the input and support ofyour community. As always, my door is open and I wel-come you to come in and say “Hi.”
Thank you, Jennie Barrett
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Community HappeningsBellingrath Garden TourDec. 3: The Holley by the Sea social com-mittee has planned an outing toBellingrath Gardens Dec. 3. The Gardensfeature “Magic Christmas in Lights” afabulous display of lights and flowers.The group will be leaving at 3 p.m. fromthe Rec Center. From 4:30 – 5:30 p.m.there will be a pit-stop in Foley, Ala., toeat at Lambert’s Café. They plan to arriveat the Gardens at 7 p.m. The return toNavarre will be from 9 – 11 p.m. Costfor dinner will be $9 and up, dependingon your order. Cost for the Gardens is$12 for adults, $6.50 for children. Signup at the HBTS front office.
Breakfast with SantaDec. 17: The annual Breakfast with Santa willbe held Dec. 17 from 9 – 11 a.m. Sign up ismandatory by Dec. 14 at the HBTS front office. Cost of breakfast is $4 for adults, $1 for chil-dren 10 an under. Santa will arrive by firetruck and take-your-own pictures are welcome.
Christmas in the ParkDec. 3: The 17th annual Christmas in thePark and Christmas Parade Celebration willbe Dec. 3. Hosted by the Navarre BeachArea Chamber of Commerce, the parade willstart at 2:30 p.m., followed by NavarrePark festivities from 3 – 8 p.m., and in-cludes free pictures with Santa Claus, Mrs.Claus and The Grinch, Mrs. Claus’ bakery,live entertainment from local chorus groupsand a toy raffle.
Simply ChristmasDec. 3: Tickets are now available for theGulf Coast Chorale’s presentation of“Simply Christmas” with special guest theGuffman Trio. The event will be held onDec. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Ann CatholicChurch in Gulf Breeze. For this specialconcert event the Chorale will be present-ing a more traditional and nostalgic pro-gram of holiday favorites that you cansing along to. Joining the Chorale will bespecial guests, the Guffman Trio, one of
the Pensacola area’s favorite jazz groups.Take a break from the holiday rush, sitback, and enjoy the music that yourfondest Christmas memories were madeof. It will be a great start to your holidayseason. Tickets are $10 and $5 for students.Free admission for children 10 andunder. For more information, visitwww.gulfcoastchorale.org or emailRobert Frommel at [email protected].
Saturdays with SantaDec. 10: Santa Rosa County Librarieswill kick off the 2011 Christmas seasonwith visits from Santa. Santa will take abreak from his preparations at theNorth Pole to read a Christmas storyand listen to wish lists from area chil-dren. Other highlights will include pho-tos with Santa, festive snacks, and aspecial gift from Santa. All ages arewelcome. Special thanks to area Friends
of the Library for sponsoring this veryspecial visit. Don’t forget to stop insidethe library to see displays featuringspecial holiday books. Santa will be at the Navarre LibraryDec. 10 from 9:30 – 11 a.m. for chil-dren with last names starting with A-M;and from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. for chil-dren whose last names start with N-Z. If you’re looking for another fun activityfor your preschool children, story timeduring the week of Dec. 5 will featurestories, songs, action rhymes, and fingerplays about Christmas.
ZoolightsThe Gulf Breeze Zoo is hosting ZoolightsNov. 25 – 27 , Dec 2-4 Dec. 9-11, 16-2and Dec. 26, from 5 – 10 p. m.Enjoy the beauty of the zoo at night asyou admire thousands of sparkling holi-day lights. Train rides are $2.50. 5701The Gulf Breeze Zoo, Gulf Breeze Pkwy.,850-932-2229.
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For Richard and Martha Justice, having a wellmaintained yard is not just about fancy land-scape elements and exotic plant life.
The basics of lawn maintenance are anythingbut routine for the Justices, who live at 1939Commodore Drive. Richard makes sure thathis spacious lawn is always in tip top condition.
It was this attention to detail and commit-ment to routine care that lead Frank Valensi,November’s Yard of the Month winner to sin-gle out the Justice home as December’s Yard ofthe Month winner.
“One of the reasons I picked this house isthe way the bushes are meticulously trimmedand the edging on the lawn makes this yardstand out,” said Valensi. “The front, back, andside yards are all well manicured and fertilized.”
Richard and Martha moved to the Holly bythe Sea community more than 10 years ago,when they first arrived in Florida. They helpedplan out the landscaping to ensure that theiryard was truly the crowning jewel of their home.
The white brick retaining wall which encir-cles the palm trees in the front yard is offset bythe lush green Florida plant life. In the spring,the dormant lawn roars back into life, provid-ing a thriving carpet of grass for bare feet toenjoy.
Balance and symmetry are the hallmarks ofthe Justices’ yard; there is not one spare inchthat was not perfectly planned and executed.From the height of the palms near the entry-way to their home, to the width of the Justices’hedges, no detail is too small to escape notice.
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■ Seller: Robert GirandolaBuyer: John GirandolaAddress: 6555 Bellingham St.Date: 10-27-11Price: $166,000
■ Seller: Sandra L. PittBuyer: Samuel PerryAddress: 6992 Flintwood St.Date: 10-19-11Price: $134,000
■ Seller: Holly M. BlackBuyer: Mark ChiofoloAddress: 2414 Knotty Pine Dr.Date: 10-31-11Price: $230,000
■ Seller: Edward F. VailliencourtBuyer: HLOT Ltd. et alAddress: Date: 11-10-11Price: $40,000
■ Seller: Nelssy ToroBuyer: Adams HomesAddress: 3000 Gulf Breeze PkwyDate: 10-07-11Price: $42,500
■ Seller: Vince RuggieriBuyer: Cory A. HenricksonAddress: 2035 Coral St.Date: 11-08-11Price: $120,000
■ Seller: Michael W. TurnerBuyer: Whitworth BuildersAddress: Date: 10-14-11Price: $45,000
■ Seller: Barbara J. SakamotoBuyer: Harold R. WilliamsAddress: 7113 E Bay Blvd.Date: 10-31-11Price: $150,000
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Bellingrath Garden Trip3pm – 11pmDinner at Lamberts CaféMagic Christmas in Lights atBellingrath Gardens
We will leave the Rec Center at 3pm, offto Alabama to Lambert’s Café in Foley,Home of the throwed rolls and passarounds. After a bite to eat, we are onour way to Bellingrath Gardens inTheodore, featuring “Magic Christmas inLights”. Admission to the Gardens is $12.for adults, $6.50 for children 5-12 andchildren under 5 are free. Dinner at Lam-berts will be approximately $9. and up.Let us know at the front office if you areinterested in taking this trip or [email protected] Sponsored bythe HBTS Social Committee.
8:30amCombo Aerobics
8:30amH20 Aerobics
9:00amArchitectural Committee Meeting
10:20amZumba Class
5:00pmPoker Night
5:30pmTae kwon do
10:20amYoga-Stretch & Flex
11:20amZumba Toning Class by Kim
5:30pmH20 Aerobics
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8:30amMen's Tennis Clinic
8:30amPyramid Training
10:00amSocial Committee Meeting
10:20amYoga-Stretch & Flex
11:20amZumba Toning Class by Kim
8:30amCombo Aerobics
8:30amH20 Aerobics
10:20amZumba Class
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Bingo
10:20amYoga-Stretch & Flex
11:20amZumba Toning Class by Kim
5:30pmH20 Aerobics
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8:30amMen's Tennis Clinic
8:30amPyramid Training
10:20amYoga-Stretch & Flex
11:20amZumba Toning Classby Kim
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11:20amZumba Toning Class by Kim
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9:00am - 11:00amBreakfast with SantaSanta arrives at HBTS on a fire truckto enjoy Breakfast and pictures withthe residents.
5:30amGreat Games NightCome play Games with everyone.Bring a snack or appetizer to share.See flyer for more information.
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8:30amMen's Tennis Clinic
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10:00amFree weight roomorientation withMarsha
10:20amYoga-Stretch &Flex
11:20amZumba ToningClass by Kim
8:30amCombo Aerobics
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Bingo
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5:00pmPoker Night
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8:30amMen's Tennis Clinic
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For information about HBTS Calendar Events contact 939-1693
Breakfast with SantaHBTS Beach House
Saturday, December 179 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Board of Directors Meeting
Dec. 136 pm
ArchitecturalCommitteeMeeting
Nov. 5 & 199 am
5:30pmH20 Aerobics
6:15pmBody Conditioning
7:00pmHBTS Fishing Club Meeting
7:30pmZumba Class
6:15pmBody Conditioning
6:30pmBunco Night
7:30pmZumba Class
6:00pmBOD Mtg.
Rec CenterClosed at
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Want to get involvedwith social events? Our monthly committeemeeting will be at night starting in January. For more info, please call939-3018 x0 or email theSocial Committee [email protected]
$4 Adults • $1 Kids 10 and underDon’t be late… Santa arrives via Holley-Navarre fire truck
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Space is limited, sign up required by Dec. 14
Rec CenterClosed
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