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Heritage Harbor
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April 2015
THE OFFICIAL Newsletter OF HERITAGE HARBOR
Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt
It’s what hundreds of thousands of kids do
year after year on Easter morning. Its what
we all remember doing as a child, searching
for those eggs, hoping we can find them all
so we don’t have a rotten egg in a few days.
There’s more than just a traditional Easter
egg hunt to do on Easter morning! These are
some fun Easter scavenger hunt ideas for
kids to do to celebrate and have fun with
Easter!
Roses are red, violets are blue, look in the
place, where u keep your shoes (shoe
cupboard/rack)
Let's escape to a fairytale today, Cinderella
or little Miss Hubbard! Your clue is hidden
in the….(cupboard)
Pens and pencils, books and lunch you’ll
find me here I have a hunch (School bag)
I have four legs but cannot walk; you sit at
me, when using your knife and fork! (Stick
under the kitchen/dining table)
A rubber ducky says rub-a-dub-dub.? (Bath)
Scrape the scraps off your plate; this machine
cleans them just as great! (Dishwasher)
You'll find in your closet a basket, now GO!
It's been hiding in there the whole time, don't
you know? (Closet/wardrobe)
Ring ring time to rise and shine.
(Near the alarm clock)
You've been at this for some time, now you're
getting the rhythm your next egg/clue is
hidden behind your favorite games
system! (Playstation, Xbox, Wii)
Cozy and Warm you rest your head
(Your Bed)
Leafy and green is where I can be seen
(Plants)
I love to see my reflection – I am such a
pretty egg (Near the mirror)
Soaking, soapy, sudsy bubbles, if you don`t
find me I will be in trouble. (Bath)
I have two wheels that spin, ride it fast and
you may win, you choose the direction, but
wear a helmet for protection! (Near their
bike)
Come find me before `the mouse’ eats
me! (Computer)
If I take a spin I will come out all
clean again (Washing machine,
laundry room)
If the Easter bunny left you a
letter – where might you
find it (Mailbox)
I play in it at the beach or
in the yard, but there`s no
need to build castle (Near or
in the sandbox)
Check the desk, on a top-row
shelf. I'll bet you can find the clue
by yourself. (Desk)
You sit on me all day, sometimes you even
lay, I'm where you watch T.V. I'm very easy
to see (Couch)
I'm always cold, I'm never hot, you keep food
here, I'm always near (Refrigerator)
In the room we bake a pie, where do we look
out to see the sky? Your next clue you will
spy. (Put the next clue on the kitchen
window)
Look, oh look see, and yourself you will see.
And when you do, you will find your next
clue. (Mirror)
Sweaty and stinky this hunt has made you,
don't give up. To clean yourself this is where
you'll need to go, (Bathroom)
This is close to where you sleep, you might
keep toys under here, there are no monster
here as you see, you will find something and
say "YIPEE!" (Under bed)
The numbers 1 to 12 are here, take a look for
some Easter cheer. (Clock)
I have 4 legs, but cannot walk. You may sit
and me and use your knife and fork. (Dinner
table)
If eggs are what you are looking to find, take
a look in the paper you unwind. (Toilet roll)
The next Easter egg will be found with ease
If you get a sudden urge to sneeze (In a box
of tissues)
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Herald
Kim E. Uhlig
991-7843
Heritage Harbor Contact
Clubhouse & Restaurant
19502 Heritage Harbor Parkway
Lutz, Florida 33558
(813)949-6841 phone
(813)909-4826 fax
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14
220-8356
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Community Association Manager
Shelly Bramm
4131 Gunn Highway
Tampa, Florida 33618
(813) 600-1100 ext. 160
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FAX (813) 963-1326
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DRB Forms
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(813) 600-1100 ext. 139
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Questions regarding payments
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(813) 600-1100 ext.124
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Golf Course Maintenance
(813) 909-4336
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Website
www.heritageharborgolf.com
Design Review Board
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Director of Operations - CDD
Greg Tamborello (813) 949-6841
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Vice President
Russ Rossi
Treasurer
Clint Swigart
Secretary
Rob Rossi
Director
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President
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HERITAGE HARBOR HERALD
Deed Restrictions Needing Your Compliance
Compliance with the Deed Restriction excerpts listed below
ensure property values are maintained or even increase so
please read carefully! The complete listing of deed
restrictions are located on the website
www.heritageharborgolf.com under tab “Homeowner’s
Association” then click on “HOA Documents”.
Painting: If you are painting the outside of your home, you
MUST submit an application to the Design Review Board prior
to painting and you must use the approved colors scheme to
avoid penalties. For an application please refer to the “HOA
Documents” tab on the website link mentioned above.
Maintaining Yard and Landscaping Includes:
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Mowing grass weekly during the growing season.
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Edging the grass on both sides of the sidewalk and
driveway and the street curb.
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Removing all loose grass from the sidewalk, driveway and
street edge.
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Keeping plant beds free of weeds and other unwanted
growth.
Spring and Summer Dangers For Dogs
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Keeping the landscape plant growth trimmed.
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Removing dead plant growth.
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Removing dead palm fronds from your palm trees.
Spring and summer can be a dangerous time of year for
our pets. In the spring landscapers put chemicals on the
lawns to control bugs and weeds. These chemicals can get
on to the animals’ feet and then the pet cleans their feet
and ingests the chemicals. After walking your dog wet a
towel and wipe the dog’s feet off so the dog does not
ingest the chemicals.
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Replacing dead sod in a timely manner.
Pet of the month for April 2015!
WRIGGS, 6mos Havanese puppy...likes walks to the
clubhouse, and finding tennis balls in the parking lot
there. Carries them all the way home and hides them.
We have 12 balls at home and we don't play tennis...
As the warmer weather comes in don’t walk your dog
during the mid-day hours. The roads and sidewalks can
burn their paws. Walk in the morning or evenings when the
pavement is cooler. Also bring a bottle of water for your
dog to drink. It does help cool the animal down.
Another thing is to watch out for
snakes during the day. Snakes
like to hide under bushes to
keep cool but toward the
evening they like to come out
onto the sidewalks and
roadway to collect the heat.
Snakes are cold blooded and
need the morning sun and the
heat of the evening sidewalks and roads to keep warm.
Snake bites are expensive for the anti-venom.
Maintenance of the Exterior of the House: Roofs need to
be cleaned, mailboxes need to be maintained, driveways
need to be cleaned, and the exteriors of houses need to be
repaired, cleaned and/or painted.
Garbage Cans Stored In View: All trash or waste containers
must be stored so they are not visible from the street except
within 12 hours of trash pickup.
Thank you in advance for your support of the deed
restrictions in your community. The Board and your fellow
neighbors appreciate your compliance!
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HERITAGE HARBOR HERALD
How to clean ugly black streaks on your roof!
Ask the Builder, by Tim Carter
Reprinted courtesy of Tampa Bay Times
Q. Many roofs in my neighborhood, mine included, are
covered with black streaks. What’s causing this to happen,
and can the roofs be cleaned? I’m able to walk on my asphalt
shingle roof with ease, but am afraid of hurting the shingles by
cleaning them. Once the roof is clean, is there a way to
prevent the streaking from returning? Could all of this been
prevented?
A. Hundreds of thousands of roofs on homes and other
buildings suffer from the stains you’re plagued with. It’s a
harmless algae that’s gorging itself on the powdered
limestone filler that’s often added to the liquid asphalt in
shingles to help add weight to them.
Spring Yard And Home Chores
Spring is nearly here and outdoor chores are in order:
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regularly!
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Let me save you some trouble, however: Most manufacturers
will void the warranty on their shingles if they discover you
used a pressure washer on your roof. They’re afraid that if an
untrained person gets the cleaning wand too close to the
surface, it will blast away the ceramic granules that provide
protection to the tender shingle below.
Instead, you should clean your roof with just regular soap and
water with a scrub brush. I’ve gotten stellar results using an
oxygen bleach solution. Some people use chlorine bleach
and water but chlorine bleach is highly toxic to any vegetation
that surrounds your home. Any chlorine solution that drips or
that is rinsed off the roof can kill your landscaping. Oxygen
bleach does not harm vegetation.
It’s best to clean a roof when it’s cool and the sky is overcast.
Working on a sunny day will cause the cleaning solution to
evaporate in seconds or a few minutes. Spray the oxygen
bleach solution on the roof working in strips from to bottom of
the roof. Each strip you clean should only be 4 feet wide. Do
NOT stand on a wet part of the roof as you clean. Always be
on a dry section, as the cleaning solution is slippery.
Consider wearing a fall-protection harness in case something
goes wrong.
Once the roof is clean, you can prevent the algae from
coming back by installing a 3 inch strip of copper at the top of
the roof. Every time it rains, a tiny amount of copper will wash
down on the roof. Copper is a natural biocide, and the algae
will not grow in its presence. Zinc works too, ad does lead, but
copper is more powerful. Adjust your sprinkler times for the drier months expected
through May.
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Check your lawn and resod areas which were too weedy
during the last growing season.
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Replace all dead plants/those that did not survive the
winter.
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This limestone never use to be a component of shingles.
When the mats used to build shingles switched from
traditional felt paper to fiberglass, the manufacturers had a
problem getting the shingle to the minimum weight
requirement. Someone decided to use powered limestone
dust –but they didn’t realize that it was a delectable table food
for tiny algae. Fortunately, the algae doesn’t harm the
shingles.
The first thing to do is to read any paperwork that came with
your shingles concerning their warranty. You want to know
how the manufacturer recommends that you clean its product.
If you don’t have the paperwork, you can frequently get it
online at the manufacturer’s website.
Service your mowers as they are about to work again
Prune easement trees 15ft above roadway grade
(anything below 15ft will get damaged by Republic
Services trucks, Fedex, UPS etc.). Prune shrubs and
trees when new growth begins: The end of the dormant
season is a good time to prune many trees and shrubs.
Cold damaged shrubs can be pruned back to where new
growth appears.
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Replace winter annuals.
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If you have azaleas in your landscape they need to be
pruned after blooming.
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Prune spring flowering trees and shrubs after blooming:
Prune after the last flowers fade but before new buds set
in mid to late summer.
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This is when palms and ornamentals should have been
fertilized.
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Mulch conserves moisture during dry weather and
minimizes weeds in landscape beds.
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The drier months are ideal for completing jobs like
exterior home repainting.
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HERITAGE HARBOR HERALD
The Growing Problem Of Stucco Damage
Stucco on the outside of a home is susceptible to water
damage. More and more homes in our community are
experiencing stucco failures requiring expensive repairs. As a
hard surface, stucco bears a great deal of stress as the home
settles and during hot-cold expansion periods.
When settling or expansion contractions are severe enough,
the stucco cracks. Most stucco deterioration and resulting
infrastructure damage is the result of water infiltration. Water
infiltration will cause wood to rot, and metal lath and nails to
rust, which eventually will cause stucco to lose its bond and
pull away from its substrate. You may notice blemishes,
peeling, or blisters in the stucco as signs of the damage.
Horizontal cracks and bulges are a sure sign of an area
needing to be evaluated by a professional.
In many community the builders used a very thin flat paint
which offers very little protection to the stucco and allows
water to seep into the smallest cracks. Over time this may
contribute to stucco damage and failure.
This type of damage has been most prevalent on the two
story homes where the metal lath has separated away from
the plywood substrate in the wall of the second story.
If your home still has the original exterior paint from the
builder, it is probably time to consider having your exterior
evaluated. Many small cracks can be easily repaired if there
is no underlying damage. Then it is simply a matter of
painting the exterior with two or more coats of high quality
exterior paint.
In most cases, depending on the condition of the house, an
exterior repainting should cost under $3,000. This is far less
expensive than having major stucco repairs and then having
to repaint the house as well.
Useful Information:
• Older eggs are easier to peel than fresh eggs. If you are
planning to make hard boiled eggs for Easter and want to make
sure that the eggs are easy to peel, buy your eggs at least a week
ahead of time (two weeks even better, they'll keep).
• If you need easy-to-peel eggs and you have fresh eggs, you
might want to try steaming the eggs for 20 minutes. Somehow
the steam penetrates the shell a bit making the eggs easier to
peel.
• If you've boiled a batch of eggs that you are now finding
difficult to peel, try cracking the shells all around without
peeling them and soaking the eggs in water for a while. The
water often seems to seep in enough under the shell to make the
egg easier to peel.
1. Place the eggs in a single layer at the bottom of a saucepan.
Cover with at least an inch or two of cold water. The more eggs
that are crowding the pan the more water you should have over the
eggs. Heat the pot on high heat and bring the water to a full rolling
boil.
Adding a teaspoon of vinegar to the water may help keep egg whites
from running out if an egg does crack while cooking. Also some
people find adding 1/2 teaspoon of salt to the water helps prevent
cracking as well as making the eggs easier to peel.
2. Turn off the heat, keep the pan on the hot burner, cover, and
let sit for 10-12 minutes.
If you have the type of stove burner that doesn't retain any heat
when turned off, you might want to lower the temp to low, simmer
for a minute, and then turn it off.
Depending on how cooked you like your hard boiled eggs, the eggs
should be done perfectly in 10-12 minutes. When you find a time
that works for you, given your preferences, the types of eggs you
buy, your pots, stove, and cooking environment, stick with it.
If I'm cooking a large batch of eggs, after 10 minutes I'll sacrifice
one to check for doneness, by removing it with a spoon, running it
under cold water, and cutting it open.
I also find that it is very hard to overcook eggs using this method. I
can let the eggs sit, covered, for up to 15-18 minutes without the
eggs getting overcooked.
3. Strain out the water from the pan and run cold water over the
eggs to cool them quickly and stop them from cooking
further. Or, if you are cooking a large batch of eggs, remove them
with a slotted spoon to a large bowl of ice water.
The best way to store hard boiled eggs is in a covered container in
the refrigerator. Eggs can release odors in the fridge which is why it
helps to keep them covered.
They should be eaten within 5 days
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HERITAGE HARBOR HERALD
The HOA and CDD Boards
The first question often asked is “what is the HOA and what is the
CDD and what do they do?’. In the spirit of educating the
community, we have listed some general areas of interest here.
CDD (Community Development District)
Responsible for the common areas. What does that mean?
Well, since the roads in Heritage Harbor are public (financed
through bond money); the landscaping around the roads is
maintained by your CDD. Each homeowner’s lawn is private, but
the medians and areas near the entrances and by each subdivision
monument are CDD maintained. The waterfall by the main
entrance, the ponds and their maintenance, the gate and
guardhouse itself, all of it is maintained by the CDD through
what are called ‘non ad-valorem’ taxes. Non ad-valorem taxes are
specific to CDD residents; they are additional to any ‘regular’
property taxes you would see on a normal tax bill from
Hillsborough County. The golf course and restaurant, which fall
under the direction of the CDD (not the HOA), do not receive the
benefit of any revenue from non ad-valorem taxes. These two
enterprises are without any guaranteed income stream…and the
statement “I pay my taxes” really has no relevance at the golf course
or the restaurant. Both facilities are open to the public. CDD
meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month at the
Clubhouse…usually one month a meeting will start at 9am, the next
month will start at 6pm and back and forth; allowing many residents
the chance to attend when they previously may not have been able
to. For CDD issues, please contact Greg Tamborello at
cddoperations@heritageharborgolf.com.
HOA (Homeowners Association)
Owns the Clubhouse building, and is the “landlord” to the CDD for
their restaurant and golf operations. The HOA also owns and
maintains all amenity areas in Heritage Harbor; the pool, tennis
courts, roller rink, basketball court, beach volleyball area and
playground. The HOA collects monthly dues through its
management company, Greenacre Properties. The HOA leases the
Clubhouse to the CDD so they may conduct their golf and
foodservice operations. The HOA also oversees, through the
Design and Review Board, compliance of all architectural
guidelines. Through Greenacre Properties, the HOA enforces our
governing documents, including individual lot related issues. HOA
meetings are typically the last Thursday of every other month at the
Clubhouse and start at 6:30pm. For HOA issues, please contact
Shelly Bramm @ ext. 160.
HOA Board Members
Shelley Grandon – President
Russ Rossi – Vice President
Clint Swigart – Treasurer
Rob Rossi – Secretary
Nick Bonanno – Director
CDD Board Members
A vacation, a weekend away from home, or a business trip should
be a pleasant experience for you and your family. You can make
each trip more enjoyable and carefree if you will take a few simple
steps to reduce the possibility that your house will be burglarized or
vandalized while you are gone. Here are a few tips for protecting
your home while you are away:
Several Days before you leave:
•
Notify your Sheriff's Office about your departure and return
dates. Give a name and telephone number of a neighbor or
relative to notify in case of an emergency. Your home will be
periodically checked by officers patrolling in your area.
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Notify the Post Office to hold your mail or arrange with a
neighbor to pick up your mail daily and hold it.
•
Have a trusted neighbor pick up your newspaper each day or
have your delivery stopped while you are away.
•
Arrange with a neighbor or relative to watch your house, give
them a key and let them know where or how you can be
reached in an emergency.
Just Before You Leave:
•
Unplug or turn down the volume control on your telephone so
it cannot be heard from outside.
•
Set an electrical timer to turn some lights on and off during the
evening hours.
•
Before leaving make sure all windows and doors are locked or
fastened.
•
Put window shades in normal position, and make sure all main
floor drapes, shades, and curtains are arranged so that
David Penzer – Chairman
Rich Gordon – Vice Chairman
Shelley Grandon – Assistant Secretary
Russ Rossi – Assistant Secretary
Rob Rossi – Assistant Secretary
neighbors and police can see your house. ( Don't close blinds,
pull shades down or do other things that advertise that the
house is empty ).
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HERITAGE HARBOR HERALD
Recipe For
Dirt Cups
1 package Oreo cookies
1 small box of
chocolate instant
pudding
2 cups cold milk
1 small 8 oz. tube of
Cool Whip
1 bag of gummy worms
In a large zip-lock bag, crush the Oreo cookies. In a
bowl, whisk together pudding mix with milk following
package directions. Let sit for five minutes then stir in
Cool Whip and half of the crushed Oreos. Spoon mixture into 8 clear cups. Put the remaining Oreo crumbs
on top of mixture and place 2-3 gummy worms on top
pushing part of "worm" into "dirt." Eat and enjoy!
Bacon Cheddar
Deviled Eggs
Place eggs in a saucepan, and
cover with cold water. Bring
water to a boil and
immediately remove from
heat. Cover, and let eggs
stand in hot water for 10 to 12
minutes. Remove from hot
water, and cool. To cool more quickly, rinse eggs under cold
running water.
Meanwhile, place bacon in a large, deep skillet. Cook over mediumhigh heat until evenly brown. Alternatively, wrap bacon in paper
towels and cook in the microwave for about 1 minute per slice.
Crumble and set aside.
Peel the hard-cooked eggs, and cut in half lengthwise. Remove
yolks to a small bowl. Mash egg yolks with mayonnaise, crumbled
bacon and cheese. Stir in mustard. Fill egg white halves with the
yolk mixture and refrigerate until serving.
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