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coronadacondos
@netzero.com
We do ask you to please limit your emails to Coronada business only. We
do not want to receive political, religious or any other type of non-business
related emails.
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CCA Online:
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Please send any questions, comments or web site additions
to our webmaster:
Tom Pennington
Pick up your copy of the NEW
Homeowners Manual ASAP. The NEW Homeowners Manuals
are available (one per household) at the clubhouse office.
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WELCOME!
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We’d like to welcome “Alex”
Meyersik and her daughter, Kirsten, to Coronada.
They will be living at 105 Holly Forest. |
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August 2008
• President’s Message
Dear Coronada Community:
If
you’ve been getting your mail at your mailbox lately, you’ve
probably seen the signs on David Sebring’s
progress. The great news is that he returned to work on Tuesday,
August 5, 2008! We are so happy to see him return to work! Welcome back,
David! If you are moved to contribute and did not have a chance or if
you want to add to your previous donation, it’s appreciated. David
was out on unpaid leave for seven days before his
disability insurance kicked in, which covers him at 66%. Just put your
donation in an envelope with “David” on the front and place
it in the Coronada fee box.
This
is the first newsletter since the Sundowner party,
which was anything but “down.” There were several new neighbors
who sauntered over, several more who hovered over the food table and
both beverages and conversation flowed freely. “ Whoo-hoo!”
to the Social Crew for planning and consumption!
In
order of least controversial, someone brought the issue about grills
up and the board committed to researching it. Metro Fire had some definitive
decisions about grills. As of May, 2008, no grills:
“For
other than one or two family dwellings, no hibachi, gas-fired grill,
charcoal grill or other similar devices used for cooking, heating, or
any other purpose, shall be used or kindled on any balcony (deck), or
on any overhanging portion or within ten feet of any structure. Listed
electrical ranges, grills, or similar electrical apparatus shall be
permitted”.
It
goes on to state that you can’t store them on your balcony (deck)
either (if that sounds over the top, their intention was that for the
management to know everyone complied, the eyeball check was simple and
effective).
This
isn’t a rule that will go away as it is the Metro Fire Prevention
Code and has been adopted by Davidson County. Feel free to grumble,
but then drag your grill off the balcony/deck or out from under the
overhang and check to see you made the 10 foot rule. When I finish this
letter, I’ll need to move mine.
Finally,
we have three board openings and the board will vote August 26th on
those vacancies. Once the new members are in place, we have a Treasurer
spot to fill. Is there an accountant/finance soul who is willing to
serve? See you all at the mailbox, in the pool or at the next meeting.
Cyndi Tierney, CCA Board President
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BOARD MEETINGS
7:00 p.m., CCA Clubhouse • February – November
*** 4th Tuesday of Each Month ***
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Thank you!
I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all of you for your
cards, calls and gifts during my three week absence from Coronada. It
is great to be back to a place that I dearly love among people that I
care a great deal about. Thanks to you all. Sincerely,
David
Thanks to all of you for being good neighbors!
Keep an eye on vehicles that come into the complex that don’t usually
belong here and watch for stragglers who just walk through. Coronada has
been a very safe place to live and we want to keep it that way. With all
of us working together, we can make Coronada the best place to live in
Nashville.
Check for Mosquitoes:
Standing water is a breeding area for mosquitoes. Check around your condo
and see if you have any standing or running water (fountains, etc.) and
either empty the water or place a mosquito
tablet in the water to kill unwanted mosquitoes.
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