Volume 10 Issue 5
Clubhouse: 3851 Hillsdale Dr., Auburn Hills MI, 48326
Phone: 248-276-1943  
Fax: 248-276-1944
Gate House: 276-1276

Association Manager: Karen Brierly
Cell: 248-722-5797

Resident Information and Notes | Karen's Corner | Events & Activities | Clubhouse Events
 May Calendar of Events | Communication from Homeowners Association Board

Special Recognition To Our Residents:
  • Last month we had a fun Italian Social evening. We had a delicious spaghetti dinner prepared by Catering by
    Katherine. The entertainment was an accordion player that just made our night by playing all kinds of fun music. We danced, sang and chatted with our neighbors and friends. A special thanks to Marian Hansen for her help with clean-up!
     
  • A very special congratulations to Carol Main and Bernie Hetrick, residents on Hillsdale Drive. They were wed on April 18th. They are honeymooning now but be sure to wish them congratulations when you see them out walking the neighborhood! They are two of our hand bell players. We are very happy for you two and wish you the best!
     
  • A very special hello to all those Snow Birds that are returning to home this month. We have missed you! Be sure to stop in the office and say hello and let us know you are back in sunny Michigan!
     
  • A very special thanks to many of our volunteers! Bob Wolf and Dick Hansen for running our movie nights at the Clubhouse. Another heartfelt thanks to those that coordinate our card games like Pinochle, Bridge and Texas Hold ‘Em. And let’s not forget Claire Emmons for Mexican Train! Or Joyce & Bruce Sanders for coordinating our Book Club. Our residents are the best!


SPRING KARAOKE PARTY
Friday, May 15th at 6:30 pm
$8.00

Join us for a fun night at the Clubhouse. We begin with a delicious dinner of pizza, salad and a summer dessert. Soda, coffee and tea served. BYOB if desired. After dinner we begin to hear our talented residents singing all kinds of great songs! Sing along from your seat or step up to the microphone! Even if you don’t sing; come for the great entertainment and music! Hope you come and enjoy this fun evening with us! Come see your neighbors and friends!

SIGN UP IMMEDIATELY! (40)
 


LADIES SPRING ‘MAY FLOWERS’ LUNCHEON
Thursday, May 21st at 12:00 Noon
$12.00

Come over in your spring dress and join with your Heritage friends for this May Flowers Celebration! Lunch will be prepared by
Catering by Katherine. Wine, soda, coffee & tea will be served. A guest speaker you won’t want to miss!

Sign-up now (by 5-12) to join us!

 

FAMILY FUN BBQ LUNCH AT THE POOL
Saturday, May 30th at 12:30 pm
$5.00 per person

Gather up your family (and kids) and join us at the poolside for a summer lunch of
hotdogs and all the fixin’s (right off the grill), chips and a cool Ice Cream Bar.
After eating, enjoy a swim in the pool. Kids are invited to play in our first
Marble Lagging Contest Game. Join us to enjoy our first poolside event!
Soda and juices will be served. Stay for the afternoon and swim, swim, swim!

SIGN UP BY 5-26. WALK IN’S BY AVAILABILITY.
 

RESIDENTS SENDING SPECIAL THANK YOUS:

  • Gerry Govig writes: Dear Heritage in the Hills Friends: Thank you so much for the cards, prayers and beautiful flowers. They were just right for Easter with their purple, yellow, and white flowers with green foliage. I’m sorry it took so long to write this note, but as you are aware, I have been under the weather and in and out of the hospital. Thanks again!
     
  • Pat Proper shares: My family would like to thank everyone who expressed their sympathy upon the death of my mom, Corinne Cavanaugh. There is such a void in our lives now and it helps to have neighbors and friends surround you at a time like this. Thank you!
     
  • Marcella Abbott writes: Thank you very much for the lovely flowers. My health is coming back slowly. Thank you again!

OUR DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO THESE RESIDENTS

  • To Rose Ferranti for the unexpected death of her 88 year old sister, Marie. Marie lived in Pennsylvania. Our thoughts are with you all!
     
  • To Norm Weis in the loss of his wife and partner, Lorrie Nygowski. You are in our thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time.
     
  • To Freta Bailey and her family for the loss of her husband, Jess. He had been suffering for a while but only in Hospice care for 3 weeks. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. Let us know if you need any help at this most difficult time!

RESIDENTS IN OUR THOUGHTS …

Prayers for Continued and/or Quick Recovery To:

  • Norm Cloyd

  • Lynn Muka

  • Dean Balhorn

  • Joan Huffmaster

  • Betty Muscarella

  • Jerry Govig

  • Marcella Abbott

  • Bill Eldridge

HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED STORM DAMAGE WITH TREES FALLING?

If you have experienced any damage to trees on your property due to the recent storms and want to have a fallen tree taken away or a tree cut down; call the office and let us know and we may be able to help you! We will be having a contractor come in to do some work on common properties and will send them your way to help you! They will give you an estimate and then you can decide if you’d like to hire the work done. The cost is your responsibility. Remember, if you are cutting down a tree you must have an Architectural Application completed prior to the work. We will be completing this work quickly, so call the office by May 10th if you are interested in getting a bid from our contractor. Thank you!

KUNDALINI YOGA

Begins at the Clubhouse on Thursday, May 13th at 6:00 pm

Come to the first class and learn just what this class has to offer! Be prepared to do a short kriya and meditation. Everything will be explained during all steps. You will learn what to do and why you are doing it! At the end of the class, sit back, ask questions and enjoy a cup of yogi tea! Come and be inspired! Cost will be discussed at the class. This class is being offered free of charge. If you have any questions, please call resident Sherla Evans at 248-377-4711. Sign up now to attend or just come on up and join us! Hope to see you there!

BEGINNERS PICKLE BALL

Are you interested in a beginners Pickle Ball game? Do you have interest in learning the game and don’t want to play with the experienced player? Give Joanne Stroebel a call and let her know and she will schedule a time to have the instructors there to teach you all you need to know! Call Joanne at 248-377-0434

HERITAGE BOOK CLUB

The Book Club will meet at the Clubhouse on Saturday, May 23rd at 10:00 am. The book of the month will be any book by  Ariana Franklin. Suggested reading is The Serpent’s Tale, Mistress of  the Art of Death, City of Shadows & Grave Goods.

For the month of June, we will discuss any book by John Updike.

If you enjoy reading, come and see what we are all about! We would love for you to join us! If you have any questions regarding the Book Club, please call Joyce or Bruce Sanders at 248-475-0854..

LIBRARY GUIDELINES

The Library Committee would like to thank everyone for continuing to use the basket to return books after reading and donating new books. Because of limited space we do need to establish some guidelines for those donating books. We are happy to receive current fiction and non-fiction books. Paperback books should be in good condition. We cannot accept textbooks, children’s books, books of a religious
nature and medical books. We are in the process of purchasing an additional book case and we will then separate the hardcover fiction from the paper books to make the library even easier to use.

CARD & GAME FUN

BRIDGE
Mondays @ 7:00 pm; and Wednesdays at 1:00 pm

PINOCHLE
Tuesdays at 7:00 pm

BINGO
Wed., May 27th at 7:00 pm - We play 10 games ($.25/card) - And 1 Cover All Game ($1.00 Per Card). Join us!

Ponderings From the Manager

Miller Landscape has already been busy in the community and the look of spring is awesome! Please remember when putting your yard waste out on Wednesdays that it needs to be by the curb by 10:00 am. DO NOT put anything but yard waste in these bags! PLEASE! This includes the plastic potting pots that plants come in. Those need to be separated and put into your recycle bin. Grass cutting will begin the first week of May. In the April newsletter you may have seen that grass cutting was to begin the 3rd week. Per the contract we have 28 cuttings. If we begin earlier, it means we don’t have enough cuttings at the end of the season. The end of the season cuttings also include fall clean-ups so we are further ahead the later we can start cutting. We haven’t felt like the grass was ready for cutting, so the first week of May was an agreement!

With Memorial Day weekend happening this month, it also means the opening of the pool! We will be working to have it ready for opening on Saturday, May 23rd at 10:00 am. A Pool Rules booklet is being prepared for each home. The information contained in this booklet will include Pool Rules, Emergency Plans, helpful reminders and Pool Operator contacts. Because this is such important information that everyone should read yearly, we are asking that you come to the Clubhouse to pick up your copy of the booklet prior to using the pool. The booklets will be available in the office beginning Monday, May 11th. We will record that you have indeed picked up your book. You will not be allowed to swim unless you’ve picked up your copy of this booklet. We strongly urge you to read and become familiar with all the information that is included in this helpful booklet. It is for the health and safety of you and of the
Association! If you have any questions once you receive your booklet, please do not hesitate to call one of your Pool Operators!

I am inviting you all to become involved in planning events for the community. There will be a committee that will be planning a Heritage Anniversary Bash in September. A couple people have already volunteered for this committee. Planning meetings will begin soon. There will also be a committee that will be planning the 2009 New Years Eve Party at the Clubhouse. Those meeting will begin toward the end of the summer. If you are interested in joining either committee, please sign up in the book in the lobby or talk to Terri or me in the office.

I am excited to announce that we will have a Craft Show at the Clubhouse on October 4th, 2009. This craft show will be BY and FOR residents of Heritage. This means if you have a craft or hobby you make and would like to sell to residents, this is your opportunity! All you need do is reserve a table area. There is no cost for displaying your items, no cost for “renting” space and no cost for admission. Our Annual Flu Shot Clinic will be occurring at the same time which we hope will draw the people into this area to stop in and shop! Mark your calendars today and begin making your goods to sell!

On Thursday, June 25th we will be offering an AED CPR class at the Clubhouse. The Auburn Hills Fire Department is teaching the class. Class size is limited to 10. Although we have several people already signed up for the class (staff included), we will have a couple available spots. If you are interested in taking this class, please let me know in the office. The class price is $35 per person.

Andrew Moll, a student at the University of Michigan stopped by to introduce himself. He is a Branch Manager for Student Painters and is running an exterior painting business in the area. He will come to your home and give you a written estimate. Get an outstanding job for a very reasonable price. If interested, call Andrew at248-872-5149. Feel welcome to see work done at Eydie Yemmons!

As the weather is becoming more tolerable, it brings more of you out in the neighborhood and at the Clubhouse. Please remember that children are not allowed in the Exercise Room. We keep the exercise equipment in good operating order and want to keep it available for all residents. This is not a play area! Lots of new and exciting things happening in the exercise program. Watch the upcoming newsletters for new classes and ideas that will be blooming! While you are out for a walk, walking the dog, or just out getting some fresh air; stop by the Clubhouse and say hello! Happy Spring to All! Let the SUN shine!
 
THE RED HAT HOT HONEYS HAPPENINGS

The Red Hat annual meeting was held on Monday. April 20th. To end our lunch on a sweet note, Willie Swayze baked and decorated a wonderful cake for dessert. Also, I moved up to Queen Mom. Karen Bishop volunteered to be our Vice Mom. Thank you very much! It was decided at the meeting, that unless someone had an idea and wanted to schedule an event, we will not have an outing during the months November through March. I passed around an e-mail address list in order to create a membership master list. It would be appreciated if you would either e-mail me at
gerrimolnar@sbcglobal.net or call me at 248-475-9713 to add information to the list.

We need volunteers for events during May, July, August, September and October. I will leave a list of outing suggestions from the meeting at the Clubhouse, along with a sign-up sheet. Sylvia Imbrunnone and Kathy Mischley are planning a tour of Berloni Italian-made kitchens and furnishings with a lunch to follow during the second week of June. Watch for the announcement at the Clubhouse.
Happy Spring, Gerri Molnar.

TRIPS IN MAY

  • Wed., May 6th at 2:00 pm - Bring your dog on a leash and travel to Oakland County’s Dog Park. Sign-up immediately ($2).
     
  • Thurs., May 7th at 4:30 pm - Girls Night Out in Downtown Rochester. Sass In The City where merchants will provide upscale experiences for their guests; ladies can expect everything from make-up consultations to flowers .. this is a night to be pampered! There will be free limo rides around town and the Tuxedo Brigade gentlemen will be on-hand to assist with everything! Grab your friendsand shop ‘til you drop! Have dinner too! Sign-up now! ($2).
     
  • Sat., May 9th at 8:30 am (NOTE change in time) - Eastern Market and Breakfast. Couple seats still available. ($3).
     
  • Tues., May 12th at 1:00 pm - Shopping trip to WalMart in Rochester. We’ll drop you at the door, let you shop & pick you back up! Sign-up by 5-9 ($2).
     
  • Wed., May 13th at 9:00 am - Casino Trip with Nelson. Bring your good luck and have fun! Location decided on the way! Sign-up by 5-8 ($3).
     
  • Thurs., May 14th at 10:00 am - DIA for The Art of Norman Rockwell. Tickets $14 (pay there). Sign-up by 05-05 ($3).
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  • Sat., May 16th at 9:30 am - Annual Flower Fair in Lake Orion and breakfast (cost on your own). Home, Garden, Wildlife, Leisure Products and Outdoor Art on display. Deer resistant plants featured at the King of King’s Lutheran Church area on Flint Street! We’ll visit there for sure! Sign-up by 05-12 ($2).
     
  • Sun., May 17th at 5:15 pm - The Rat Pack is Back! At Meadow Brook - $18. Pavilion Seats. Featuring uncanny vocal re-creations, unbridled humor, and a hot, live big band that sends audiences straight back to the coolest time in history. The spirited tribute recreates one of the famous “Summit at the Sands” hotel shows, when the swingin’, ring-a-ding group known as the Rat Pack was creating hipster legend with a free-wheeling, no-holds-barred nightclub act. Hits include “That’s Amore”, Fly Me to the Moon”, “Mr. Bojangles”, and many, many, more! Sign-up immediately ($2).
     
  • Tues., May 19th at 5:00 pm - Dinner at Culvers in Lake Orion (cost on your own) and enjoy Classic Car Night. Sign-up by 05-15 ($2).
     
  • Wed., May 20th at 9:00 am - Men’s Breakfast Out to Honey Tree in Rochester Hills. Carpool from Clubhouse parking lot. Sign-up by 05-19.
     
  • Fri., May 22nd at 11:30 am - Singles/Ladies Lunch Out to Fuji Japanese Steak House in Rochester. Always a favorite! Sign-up by 05-19 ($2).
     
  • Sat., May 23rd at 8:30 am - Oakland County Farmers Market and Breakfast. Get the flowers you need! Sign-up by 05-16 ($2).
     
  • Wed., May 27 at 6:45 pm - Sunday in the Park with George at the Village Players in Birmingham. FREE TICKETS. Sign-up by 5-20 ($3).
     
  • Fri., May 29th at 9:00 am - Port Huron Trip - Hit all the favorite craft stores. Lunch in Port Huron between shopping. Rescheduled from 05-01. Seats still available. Sign-up by 5-20 ($5).

TRIPS IN JUNE AND BEYOND (Sign Up Available Now!)

  • Thurs., June 4th at 12:30 pm - Hand Bell Concert at Independence Village at Waterstone in Lake Orion.
     
  • Sat., June 6th at 8:30 am - Rochester Farmers Market and Breakfast (on your own). Sign-up by 5-27 ($2).
     
  • Sun., June 7th at 1:15 pm - Jekyll and Hyde at Avon Players. Tickets $12. Sign-up by 5-15 ($2).
     
  • Tues., June 9th at 6:00 pm - Hand Bell Concert at All Seasons in Rochester.
     
  • Thurs., June 11th at 12:45 pm - Hand Bell Concert at American House, Manor #6 in Rochester Hills.
     
  • Thurs., June 18th at 8:00 am (returning at 8:30 pm) - Discover Saugatuck Coach Bus Trip - $69. Saugatuck provides a retreat from the hectic world with an environment rich in artistic culture and unique shopping. The town is nestled along the shores of Lake Michigan with its picturesque beaches. The tour gives you a leisurely day to explore the art galleries, fine shops, and visit a few of the fine restaurants. You will have plenty of time to stroll the boardwalk and view the more than 900 yachts and sailboats that make this area a summer home port. The highlight of the tour will be a cruise on the Star of Saugatuck. It also includes dinner at Noel Restaurant. Don’t miss this memorable tour! Few seats still available. Sign-up by MAY 15th!
     
  • Fri., June 26th at 6:00 pm - Friday Night Downtown Music Series at Riverside Park in Auburn Hills. See Steve King and The Dittilies. Free Concert. Bring a chair or blanket to sit on. Sign-up by 06-19 ($2).
     
  • Tues., June 30th at 4:00 pm - River Crab Dinner Cruise in Port Huron. $42. Wonderful dinner and cruise! Price includes boat transportation to and from the River Crab, dinner, tax and service charges. A favorite every year! Sign-up by 6-19 ($5).
     
  • Thurs., July 2nd - Salute to America (DSO) at Greenfield Village - $21. Sign-up by 06-19 ($5).
     
  • Sat., July 18th at 7:15 pm - Neil Berg’s 100 Years of Broadway at Meadow Brook - $18 for Pavilion Seats. This is a musical revue of Broadway’s most celebrated shows featuring a dazzling cast of five Broadway stars accompanied by an all-star New York band. Re-creates greatest moments from the finest shows of the century such as “The Phantom of the Opera”, “Les Miserables”, “CATS”, “Jesus Christ Superstar” and “Jekyll & Hyde.” Sign-up by 7-3 ($2).
     
  • Fri., July 31st at 7:15 pm - DSO Big Band Bash at Meadow Brook - $23. Sign-up by 7-10 ($2).
     
  • Thurs., August 6th from 6:30 am - 9:00 pm - Put ‘n’ Bay Motor Coach Trip - $99. Included: Motor Coach Transportation, Buffet Luncheon at Tipper’s Restaurant, Narrated Put-In-Bay Train Tour, Admission to Heineman Winery & Cystal Cave, Admission to Butterfly House & Antique Car Museum plus time to shop! Dinner on own at the Original Tony Packo’s in Toledo on the way home. Limit 29 seats.
     
  • Wed., Aug. 19 - 21st - Shaw Festival Summer Travel Trip - $300. See flier in this newsletter. Sign-up with $150 NOW!
     
  • Mon., Aug., 23rd at 12:15 - 6:30 pm - Pinnacle Race Course Motor Coach trip - $35. Includes motor coach transportation, admission to the Race Course, Racing Program, $10 Wagering Slip plus get an insider’s course in wagering. Limit 29 seats. Sign-up by 7/29.

     

in May
  • Fri., May 1st at 6:00 pm - Resident Pot Luck at the Clubhouse. Returning Snow Birds be sure to come on over and join with us! We are ready to welcome you home! Bring a dish to pass. No need to sign-up; just please join us!
     
  • Thurs., May 7, 14 & 28 at 1:00 pm - Mah Jongg at the Clubhouse. Sign-up for the weeks you can play.
     
  • Fri., May 8th at 1:00 pm - Stitchers Knitch at the Clubhouse. Come work on a project or get inspired for a new one! Sign-up by 5-5.
     
  • Fri., May 8th at 3:00 pm - Garden Committee Meeting in the Library. Come join us to beautify our community! Plan plantings for common bench areas, around the pool and at the Gazebo. Come share your thoughts and share your talents with us! Sign-up immediately.
     
  • Fri., May 8th at 6:00 - Resident Social. Come bring an appetizer to share and meet with neighbors for a fun evening. At 6:30 join us for Poker! No need to sign-up.
     
  • Wed., May 13th at 6:00 pm - Kundalini Yoga Introductory Class - FREE - Come see what the class is all about! Continues each Wednesday. Sign-up by 5-12 or no need; just come join us! Yogi Tea served following. With resident, Sherla Evans.
     
  • Wed., May 13th at 7:30 pm (New Time) - Rummikub Game at the Clubhouse. Sign-up by 5-12 or come join us and learn this fun game!
     
  • Fri., May 15th at 6:30 pm - Spring Karaoke Party and Dinner - $8. Come join us for a night of music, singing and fun! Sign-up immediately. (40).
     
  • Fri., May 15th at 6:00 pm - Dinner and Karaoke at the Clubhouse! $8 Sign-up now to join us for this fun evening of singing and music!
     
  • Sat., May 16th at 7:00 pm - Movie at the Clubhouse. Movie will be Slum Dog Millionaire. Popcorn and soda available for $1 (payable there). Sign-up by 5-13 (8).
     
  • Wed., May 20th at 7:30 pm (Note Time Chage) - Mexican Train at the Clubhouse. Come for the fun of this domino game. $1 payable there for winning pot. Sign-up by 5-18.
     
  • Thurs., May 21st at Noon - Ladies Spring May Flowers Luncheon - $12. Gather for a wonderful catered luncheon, a guest speaker and an afternoon of friendship! Sign-up by 5-12.
     
  • Thurs., May 21st at Noon - Women’s May Flowers Luncheon. $12. Menu to be announced in May. Join us for this annual spring event! Sign-up now!
     
  • Sat., May 23rd - POOL OPENS WITH POOL HOURS OF 10 AM - 10 PM! Come enjoy the pool and spa! Pick up your Pool Rules booklet first!
     
  • Sat., May 23rd at 10:00 am - Book Club meets at the Clubhouse. Everyone welcome to join us! Welcome back Snow Birds! No need to sign-up!
     
  • Sun., May 24th - Summer Office Hours Resume. Hours are 1:00 - 5:00 pm. Summer Hours end in September.
     
  • Fri., May 29th at 6:00 pm - Texas Hold ‘Em at the Clubhouse. $20 payable there. Sign-up by 5-22.
     
  • Sat., May 30th at 12:30 pm - Family Fun BBQ Lunch at the Pool - $5. Dogs (hot off the grill) and all the fixin’s, chips and ice cream bars. A fun and challenging Marble Lagging Contest Game included! Stay for the afternoon and swim, swim, swim! Sign-up by 5-26.

EVENTS IN JUNE AND BEYOND (AVAILABLE TO SIGN UP NOW)

  • Thurs., June 4th at 7:30 pm - Heritage Belles and Beaus Spring Concert. $3. Come hear the beauty of the music of the bells! Come support your own bell choir! After the concert, enjoy a yummy summer dessert! Sign-up by 5-28.
     
  • Sat., June 6th at 10:00 am (and each Saturday through September) - Pool Aerobics with Shelley begins today! The pool will be ready for you!
     
  • Sat., June 6th at 7:00 pm - Movie at the Clubhouse. Movie will be Wedding Wars which is a comedy. $1 for pop and popcorn. Sign-up by 6-2 (8).
     
  • Tues., June 9th and Thurs., June 11th at 5:00 pm (and each Tuesday and Thursday through September) - The Pool Exercise Class with Shelley begins! Come check it out!
     
  • Fri., June 19th at 6:30 pm - Trivia Pursuit with the Bucknavich’s at the Clubhouse - $8 for sub dinner. Sign-up by 5-12 (30).
     
  • Thurs., June 25th at 1:00 pm - AED CPR Class at the Clubhouse by Auburn Hills Fire Department. $35. See Karen if interested in attending. (10)
     
  • Sun., July 12th - SAVE THE DATE - KIDS POOL PARTY!! Watch for more information!
     
  • Fri., July 24th at 6:00 pm - BBQ Dinner followed by Dancing with Bill Peterson. Bill teaches us all the latest dances and reminds of past ones! Come dance and enjoy the fun! Watch for more information in future
    newsletters!
     
  • Sun., Sept. 20th at 4:00 pm - Jazz Fest at the Clubhouse with the Woodward Avenue Jazz Orchestra and
    Securitas BBQ! This has become an annual event! Mark your calendars now and SAVE THE DATE!
     


(From the April, 2009 Board of Directors Meetings)

To increase communications about Board activities we are placing a brief overview of some of the
topics discussed at each month’s Board meeting in the Monthly newsletter. Here are some topics from last month:

ASSOCIATION NEWS:
  1. The Board previously reported that we were investigating new gates for the front entrance. Since repairing the electrical problem has corrected the problems we were having, we are placing this project on hold for the present time.
     
  2. We are taking bids for the re-surfacing of the tennis courts. Pickle ball stripes will be added to one of the courts; however, this will not affect use of the courts for tennis play.
     
  3. The Board voted to replace the kitchen flooring with ceramic tile. This will necessitate closing the kitchen for a day or two but we are confident the inconvenience will be worthwhile. We are also doing repair work on the wood overhangs in the front of the Clubhouse and painting in this area and structures around the pool.
    Keeping our community looking attractive will benefit us all.
     
  4. Theft continues to be a problem in the clubhouse. Several items were taken over the last several months. The Board is determined to eliminate this problem and voted unanimously to investigate video surveillance in select areas inside and outside the Clubhouse. Obviously, this behavior is a cost to us all. Our legal counsel has advised that all items in the Clubhouse are Association owned. In other words, they are
    “common” property, not resident property. Items taken from the Clubhouse without authorization is common theft. Evidence of anyone stealing will be turned over to the Auburn Hills Police and a complaint will be filed. Regarding other infractions against the by-laws of our Association, the Board will levy fines according to our written guidelines.
     
  5. Our lawsuit is with the Court of Appeals and we are waiting the scheduling of oral arguments.

MANAGER’S REPORT:

We have a new exercise instructor and our residents who are attending her classes are very pleased. Watch for new classes and programs to be added in the future.

Miller Landscape has begun their spring clean-up and the community is looking great. Also, the Board
authorized Miller to re-mulch all the trees in the common area along Heritage Drive.

TREASURER’S REPORT:

Budget performance has been excellent for the first quarter.