Masters Circle at Pelican Sound
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The Second Amended and Restated Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions for the Masters at Pelican Sound Neighborhood Association passed overwhelmingly at the recent Annual Meeting, receiving 63 out of 73 of those voting, in person or by proxy. The vote represents an 86% approval of the document revisions.
The two open seats for the Masters Board of Directors will be filled by Dikran Ohannessian and Don Jancin.
Pam Venosa – Board Vice President
It’s a great opportunity to see our new racquet center and try a sport in a casual atmosphere. The clock changes to daylight savings time this weekend, which means longer daylight for our event.
Beginners lessons are available with several volunteer trainers to cover the basics. Experienced players will be scheduled on different courts
AGENDA
4:00 PM Pickleball and tennis on designated courts. Bar opens at racquet club. Attendees not participating in racquet sports can socialize and seating is available to watch the play
5:45 PM Dinner
6:45 PM Speakers
Terry Mountford – Year end plans – Masters 2019 Bocce
June Roberts – Masters website update
Mary Holtz – President, Masters Board of Directors
MENU: a variety of sandwiches, cut in half
Potato salad, garden salad, salad dressing, chips and cookies, condiments and utensils are included
Bottled water and cans of soda are available in chests on lanai (complimentary while they last)
Alcohol drinks & sodas are available at the racquet center bar. The order window is on lanai area and items will be charged to your club account
Friendly reminder – We can’t bring our own alcohol onto club property
Price $15 per person. The amount was rounded up to an even dollar. Any extra monies will be provided to the Community Christmas Decorations committee for the upcoming season
A table will be set up for payment at the event. Exact cash is preferred or checks payable to Don Jancin
Pickleball & Tennis Players
Plan to be at the Court by 4:00 P.M. If you have your own tennis racquet or pickle ball equipment, please bring this with you. We will have extra paddle boards for beginner classes on pickle ball
It is not too late to participate!
A separate note will be sent out to participants advising where they should report. Any questions or concerns please contact a committee member or Don Jancin
Food: Jan Ellis, Monika Clark, Pat Becker
Pickleball & Tennis : Jorge Olondo, Fay Olondo, Carol Roberts, Roger Roberts
Pelican Sound rules indicate that golf cart drivers must be at least 16-years of age, and have a valid drivers license.
Don’t let younger children drive your cart. Accidents can, and do happen, so let’s keep everyone safe.
Jim Swanger recommends reading:
Guest Column in The Banner
In December 2018, Jim Swanger sent a note:
“Attached is a brochure for posting on the Masters website. Apparently there is a roofing contractor who, after recently inspecting a few roofs in the Masters and finding that the roofs have been ‘compromised’ and need to be replaced, is asking owners to sign a legally binding, non-rescindable Assignment of Benefits. The attachment may be helpful to our neighbors who might be considering entering into such a transaction.”
As reported in the Pelican Sound Wave 2/27/2019
Please forward your concerns and proposals to
Chris Ralston at cralston209@gmail.com.
A group of concerned Members, the Traffic Calming Group, has been formed to address safety on our streets, sidewalks and parking areas.
It includes:
The purpose of the committee is to gather input from our Members as to their concerns and suggested solutions to safety traffic issues. We will be covering motor vehicles of all types, bicycles, golf carts, runners, joggers and walkers. While we are gathering this information, we are going forward with publicizing information concerning proper operation of all modes of transportation and other safety related issues.
Please pay special attention to the Wave and reports from our General Manager, Eric Long.
Let us work together to make Pelican Sound a safe place for all of us to enjoy.
Masters Community ( Owners / Renters/Guests)
A Masters Community event is at the new PSG&RC Racquet club on Monday, March 11, 2019 starting at 4:30 P.M.
This is a opportunity to enjoy our newly added amenity at Pelican Sound and just prior to final Bocce playoffs for our community.
The committee ( Jan Ellis, Monika Clark & Pat Becker) is working on final food arrangements, but need your assistance for their planning.
They must give a vendor a final total on attendees four days before the event;
No different than prior years when we use an outside vendor to support a planned event.
We will have Tennis and Pickle Ball Courts available for those that would like to play before and during our event. Several Masters members have volunteered to schedule playing and/ or providing group training on either pickle Ball or tennis on one of the reserved courts training , if there is interest .
We will have courts from 4:00 P.M. – 8:00 P.M.
We apologize the for short notice but as you realize we had to wait for the Town of Estero approval on the new racquet center , then get in line for an event date after the Club first selected dates for all their events. Several dates we considered were gone within hours while considering if acceptable. WE chose the 11th to have the benefit of daylight savings and prior to community Bocce finals. . It is nice to know PSG&RC will have a well used facility!
An agenda and menu/ cost will be issued prior to the event.
Currently our committee is requesting your sign up now for planning. You will pay at the event similar to prior years at the catered events.
Please advise if you will or cannot attend. If attending you will be sent a confirmation.
You can send reply to djjancin@aol.com
Attending ________ CANNOT ATTEND________
Play Pickle Ball_____________________ Play Tennis ________________
Donald J Jancin
Email: djjancin@aol.com
Stop Signs require vehicles, including golf carts and bicycles, to come to a complete stop.
A rolling stop doesn’t qualify. Please let your vehicle settle.
We live on a narrow street and exceeding the speed limit and/or not coming to a full stop endangers everyone.
It’s also a good idea to drive with low-beam headlights on during daylight hours.
Unfortunately, many visitors pull their auto wheels up onto the grass with good intentions.
The Masters has sprinkler heads adjacent to the edge of gutters on the lawn. Parking on the grass will damage these sprinklers. Kindly let your guests know to keep their wheels on the pavement.