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News
December 31, 2011
Annual Meeting Thursday, January 19
Join us at the clubhouse for the 2012 Annual High Point Homeowners Association meeting on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, at 8:00 p.m.
Trustee election ballots may be turned in and dues payments will be accepted.
Time is set aside to ask questions. Mark the date on your calendar. Many
exciting topics will be presented.
A “WELCOME TO HIGH POINT” program will be held for new residents before
the annual meeting on Thursday, January 19. This informational meeting begins
at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. Get your questions about High Point answered and
hear about our amenities. Reservations are not needed.
Asian Exercise for Life Offered
A group of High Point residents have initiated an exercise class at the High Point clubhouse open to
members of the association. Beginning November 15 on TUESDAY evenings from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.,
there will be an Asian Exercise for Life. A qualified instructor will guide participants in the class.
What is different about Eastern exercise? Any form of exercise will provide good aerobic and
anaerobic (strength building) development. Oriental health practitioners have employed the scientific
method of observation, hypothesis, and refinement to find the fastest, safest, most effective ways of
improving the Body, Mind and Spirit. Methods can be combined and tailored to any body type or
condition, regardless of age. These practices can increase your Chi (life, vitality, energy).
Moving the body in very specific ways causes muscle tissue to rub against internal pressure points,
redirecting circulation and stimulating the body’s own healing ability to balance chronic conditions or
nagging injuries. By moving limbs in a non-linear fashion, in different directions simultaneously, the
brain is making new neuromuscular connections to the body. Not just a practice that develops mental
and physical agility, these exercises can increase productivity while reducing stress. For those that
participate and desire a more vigorous non-contact workout, a higher level will be offered as well.
What you need to know – This exercise class is offered to adult association residents, including
seniors. Bring an exercise mat or beach towel. Wear comfortable and loose fitting clothing (exercise
outfit is fine, but not required). Cost will be $15 maximum per person, per week (cash or check). If
more than 16 people participate, the cost per person will be reduced. There is no contract, no
membership fee and no minimum attendance requirement. If you think you might be interested,
come try it for FREE. Your first class is offered without charge to see what this is about.
Clubhouse Rentals Booking Now
As a homeowner, you may
rent our club house for private parties. Dates for 2012 – graduations,
Communions, birthdays, anniversaries, sports parties, weddings, showers, family
parties - are now booking quickly. To determine available dates, go to our
website and click on “Clubhouse Rentals” in the left margin. Then click on
“View Calendar” in the upper right. You will see the rental calendar and can
check available dates.
Call the High Point
Homeowner Hotline, 440-638-4304, with your date request. Your call about a
rental will be returned within a few days. You may wish to have several dates
in mind, as many dates are reserved.
Non-Summer Rentals
All rentals for
non-summer months (when the pool is closed from Labor Day to Memorial Day each
year) are $125 per day. Our clubhouse is available for rent weekends, weekdays
and weeknights for events. Only one rental is allowed per day. We suggest
booking as far in advance as possible, especially for Holiday parties.
Summer Rentals
POOL RENTALS may begin as early as 4:00 p.m. for
any weekday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday evenings, but must share the pool with
residents during homeowner hours. Parties that end by 10:00 p.m. are charged
$125 for the rental, which includes the cost of lifeguards, and share the pool
with residents the entire time of the rental. Parties may go beyond 10:00 p.m.
to midnight, which provides up to two hours of private pool time, but the
contracted rental cost is then $250. All rentals must end when the contracted
pool use ends (10:00 pm or 12:00 am) and cleanup must be done immediately
thereafter.
(Note: Summer rentals using the pool may not begin until
after 4:00 p.m. due to the heavy bather load between the hours of noon and 4:00
p.m. Allowing private rentals would compromise safety for swimmers and that is
the highest priority for association trustees and lifeguards.)
NON-POOL RENTAL fee is $125 (anniversaries, baby or wedding showers,
retirements, etc.) and may begin at any time during the day. Residents who rent
as a Non-Pool Rental may not use the pool for their guests, even after 4:00
p.m. Any use of the pool for a Non-Pool Rental violates the rental contract and
can result in forfeiture of the security deposit, as it is a safety issue for
the association.
For
additional information and specific details about clubhouse rentals, please
click on the Clubhouse Rentals tab.
| Memorial Day 2010 |
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| Shown with the new Nerdy Bird are (front row L to R) Julia Devney and Halie
Devney, and (back row L to R) Nick Adams, Katie Martin, Kim Colling, Sam Masich and Kristen Campobenedetto.
| Standing in front of the bollard are (front row L to R) Joey Adams and Vince
Adams, and (back row L to R) Tyler Scherry, Nick Miller, Isabella Rababy-Mendez and Miriam McNea.
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