welcome home! - Whiteman Family Homes

301 Summit Drive, Whiteman AFB, MO 65305
660.687.0559
WELCOME HOME!
Welcome to Whiteman Air Force Base! We are so excited that you chose to live in our fantastic
community. We know that moving to a new home or base can be overwhelming, so we aim to
make your family’s transition as easy as possible.
In this packet, you will find information about the local communities and businesses, school information, and
amenities right here at Whiteman Air Force Base, as well as useful information to get you settled into your new
home. The Balfour Beatty Communities staff is an excellent resource as you get to know your new home and
base. Please Feel Free to call on us with any questions or concerns you may have.
BALFOUR BEATTY COMMUNITIES LEASING OFFICE CONTACTS: 660.687.0559
Community Manager: Lynn Melin
Assistant Community Manager: Sara Profer
Finance Specialist: Jean Olivencia
Resident Specialists: Quinton Lewis, Stacy Bowman, Vicky Pagan, & Heather Shaw
Lifeworks Coordinator: Laylan Pennel
Community Center Attendants: Ali DeAngelo, Nicole Savelicher, & Hali Still
HOUSING MANAGEMENT OFFICE (HMO) PARTNERS: 660.687.4421
Melissa Lewman
Iris Carpenter
Joy Steele
Joel Klonowski
Ralph Wilson
Maintenance Issues: Please call 660.563.2477 with urgent maintenance requests. It is available 24/7, and
routine maintenance requests can be entered on our website at www.whitemanafbfamilyhousing.com
301 Summit Drive Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri 65305
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Balfour Beatty Communities is pleased to present an
essential resident community experience that you
won’t find at traditional housing complexes.
The main focus of LifeWorks @ Balfour Beatty
Communities® is to offer wellness programs for the
entire family-we believe that feeling good in the
body and mind and creating social opportunities will
strengthen the entire community and help families
build supporting friendships that will carry with them
throughout their lives.
Residents of all ages will enjoy a variety of activities in
seven core areas of personal well-being.
we bring our
communities to life
CATEGORY – DESCRIPTION
SAMPLE EVENTS
LIFE MANAGEMENT
Career Counseling, Financial/Investment
Planning, Home Organization, Stress Management,
Meditation
PERSONAL SAFETY
Bike Safety, Severe Weather Awareness,
Self Defense Class, Stranger Danger Class,
Fire Prevention, CPR, First Aid
INTELLECTUAL
Educational Seminars, Resume Writing, Computer
Workshops, Tax 101 Workshops, Basic Auto
Maintenance Class
SOCIAL
Community Picnic, Barbecue, Family Bowling Day,
Movie Nights, Bingo
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Volunteer Group, Blood Drive, Food Drive, Yard Sale,
Sponsor a Family
PHYSICAL
Weight Management Seminars, Walking Groups,
Exercise Class, Dance Class, Nutritional Cooking Class
ENVIRONMENTAL
Tree/Flower Planting, Community Clean-up, Recycling
Programs/Classes, Clothing & Toy Swaps
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Area Resources
Family & School Resources:
Whiteman AFB Child Development Center- Full time care for 6 weeks-preschool (660) 687-5588
Whiteman School Liasion: (660) 687-3701
Military & Family Support Center 509 Spirit Blvd Suite 200 (660) 687-6475
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Knob Noster School District
o Whiteman Elementary: Grades K-4
o Knob Noster Elementary: Grades K-4
o Knob Noster Middle School: Grades 5-8
o Knob Noster High School: Grades 9-12
(660) 563-3028
(660) 563-3019
(660) 563-2260
(660) 563-2283
Things to See & Do!
 Knob Noster, Missouri
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Knob Noster State Park: 660-563-2463
Montserrat Vineyards: 660-747-9463
 Warrensburg, Missouri
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April-October Farmer’s Market Saturdays 7:30 am-sellout and Wednesdays 4 pm-sellout at the
Johnson County Courthouse
Warrensburg Community Center-Fun classes for all ages, Parents’ Night Out, indoor and outdoor pool, gym,
indoor track, multipurpose rooms 445 E Gay St (660) 747-7178
UCM Gallery of Art & Design: Art gallery featuring works by outside artists as well as exhibition spaces filled
with student work. 217 Clark Street; Art Center Building (660) 563-4498
UCM Bowling Alley- 10 lanes of bowling & concessions 500 South Holden St.-- (660) 543-4375]
Carmike Cinema – New, 10 screen movie theater 386 Hawthorne Blvd – (660) 422-6858
 Sedalia, Missouri
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Katy Trail- (800) 334-6946 www.bikekatytrail.com
Leisure Park Go-Kart & Mini Golf -18 hole mini golf; go-karts, arcade and concessions
3208 South Ingram Avenue (660) 829-0999
Missouri State Fair in August- Concerts, rides, performances, concessions. www.mostatefair.com
The Wheel Thing Skate Center 3600 South Grand (660) 827-3835
Kansas City Area
 Powell Gardens, Kingsville Missouri- 10 acre botanical garden with traveling exhibitions (816) 697-2600
 LegoLand: Attractions, 4D games, rides more!
2475 Grand Blvd Kansas City, MO
 Worlds of Fun/Oceans of Fun: Amusement park & family water park. www.worldsoffun.com
 Paradise Park: Foam factory, go-karts, bumper cars, batting cages (1021 NE Colbern Rd Lee’s Summit)
 Shopping: Country Club Plaza (4750 Broadway, Kansas City)
Independence Center Mall: (18813 E 39th St Independence, MO)
Turf Appeal Landscaping Schedule:
Monday: Titan, March, Langley, Travis, Ramey, Truax, Westover
Tuesday: East Langley, Schilling, Carswell, McConnell, Altus, Houx, Selser
Wednesday: Mace, Summit Dr, Summit Cr, Femoyer, Metzger, Gott, Lawley
Thursday: Earhart, Morgan, Marshall, Wright, Chennault, Marshall Cr, McGuire, Lindbergh, Post, Atlas
Friday: Mathies, Morgan Dr, Truemper, Michael, Vosler, Libby, Chapman, Blake, Scott, Burge, Bullard,
Ward
Landscaping Points to Remember:
 We maintain the front lawn as a courtesy; the back yard must be mowed by the tenant.
 As needed, please water the lawn to keep it green and fresh. Watering is most beneficial
during the early morning (before 9 am) and evening hours (after 6 pm) for only 15 minutes
in each area.
 Lawn Waste Bags are picked up on Monday.
 Lawn schedule is tentative and will change due to weather and roll-over. If it rains for one
day, there will be a one day delay. Two or more rain days will return to regular schedule the
following week.
 Shrub Trimming Schedule: Jan, Mar-Oct.
 Please put away all toys and hoses prior to your lawn day. A yard that has these items in
the grass area will be skipped for mowing.
 Deployed Spouses- Lawn mowing assistance can be provided via the Balfour Beatty
Communities Deployed Spouse program. Please contact the Leasing Office at (660) 6870559 for more information
Tuesday
Altus
Femoyer
Gott
Houx
Mace
Mathies
Metzger
Michael
Morgan
Selser
Truemper
Vosler
Wednesday
Atlas
Chennault
Earhart
Lindbergh
Marshall
McGuire
Post
Skybolt
Summit
Wright
Thursday
Carswell
Langley
March
McConnell
Ramey
Schilling
Thor
Titan
Travis
Westover
Truax
Friday
Blake Ridge
Bullard
Burge
Chapman
Law Manor
Libby
Scott
Ward
BBC Whiteman Maintenance & Self Help Store
Hours of Operation:
7:30 am-4:30 pm Monday-Friday
8:00 am-12:00 pm Saturday
Closed Sunday
Welcome to your new home! Balfour Beatty Communities at Whiteman offers a unique
“Self Help” store, which supplies complimentary household items to make home
maintenance a breeze. The following items are available at our Self Help store &
Maintenance office, located at 302 Summit Drive, right next to our leasing office.
Available Items:
 Grass Seed
 Top Soil
 HVAC filter
(3 lbs twice per year)
(4 bags per quarter)
(Once per month)
Three Day Loan Items:
 Rakes
 Post hole digger
 Shovels
 Brooms
 Hedge Clipper
Please return all loaned items within agreed timeframe.
24/7 Maintenance Help Line: (660) 563-2477
BBC WHITEMAN MAINTENANCE WORK ORDER DESK
Office Hours
The service Request Desk is open Monday through Friday for 7:30am to 4:30pm, and is manned
after hours for the reporting of emergency maintenance requests.
Service Request Response Times
Emergencies: Responds within 1 hour and completed within 24 hours
Urgent: Responds within 4 hours and completed within 48 hours
Routine: Responds within 24 hours and completed within 5 business days
Maintenace emergenices: are problems that constitute an immediate danger to life, health,
missions, security or community.
Urgent maintenance: are situations that if left unattended could develop into emergencies
Routine maintenance: consists of necessary repairs that are minor in nature and do not constitute
an emergency or urgent service request.
THINGS TO REMEMBER
Welcome to Balfour Beatty Communities at Whiteman Air Force Base. Here are a few points of
interest for all of our new residents. All of these items and more can be found in your Resident Guide
which is available online at www.whitemanafbfamilyhousing.com.
Exterior of Home
 Regularly remove excessive clutter around the home, including debris, weeds, leaves, pet waste,
trash, etc. (page 30)
 Backyard lawn must be mowed regularly during the growing season. (page38)
 Empty waste bins should be returned to storage areas by the end of the day of pickup. (page 35)
 Residents are responsible for removing their pets’ solid waste throughout all areas. (page 32)
 Repairs of any nature to vehicles are prohibited in the community, except for emergency repairs
such as fixing a flat tire. (page 30)
 Storage on patios, porches or balconies is prohibited. (page 30)
 Residents are responsible for trimming and weeding flower beds and landscaped areas (page 25)
Parking
 Please utilize driveways. Parking vehicles on the grass is prohibited. (page 29)
 Parking for boats, trailers, RVs, and utility trailers is prohibited in the community, except 24 hours
before or after use for the purpose of loading, unloading or cleaning (page 29)
Seasonal
 Remove all hoses from outside faucets during freezing weather. (page 35)
 Residents are responsible for shoveling and clearing driveways of snow and ice; Deployed spouses
can call (660) 687-0559 and receive assistance with snow removal. (page 40)
 Outdoor decorations must be removed by the third week after the holiday has passed. (page 19)
Other
 All pets are to be registered with the base veterinarian and shot/vaccine records are to be provided
to housing to be maintained in the resident file. Specific breeds, as outlined in the Resident Guide,
are not allowed (page 32)
 If the home is going to be vacant for a period of three (3) days or longer for any reason, resident
must notify the Community Management Office prior to the absence, and a Caretaker of the home
must be appointed. (page 9)
 No trampolines or basketball goals are allowed in base housing. (page 41)
 No additional large appliances are allowed in base housing (refrigerators, stoves, etc) (page 16)
 Flags must be attached to a flag pole. American flags must be illuminated at night. (page 22)
 Assistance with yard care, snow removal for deployed spouses is available through the Community
Management Office; please call (660) 687-0559 for more information. (page 20)
 The use of swimming and wading pools is prohibited with the following exception: Residents may
have one (1) small wading pool up to six feet in diameter and one feet in depth in the backyard only.
Adult supervision is required. When the wading pool is not in use, it must be emptied and stored.
(page 40)
Please contact the Community Management Office at (660) 687-0559 with any questions/concerns.