August 2015 Newsletter - Natomas Park Master Association

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Upcoming Social Events 1

President’s Post 2

2015 Golf Schedule 3

NPMA Mommies Club 3

Message from the Community Manager 4

City of Sacramento 4

Message from the Club Manager 5

Living Fit Challenge 5

The Club Guest Policy 5

ACC Ar cle: Tree Maintenance 6

District One News 6

Real Estate Stats 7

Update from Paladin 8

Class Calendar 9

Calendar of Events 10

Repor ng Street Parking 10

Where to Mail Your Dues 11 ___________

The Club at Natomas Park is a private, closed membership facility for

the sole use and benefit of the homeowners and their guests within

the Natomas Park Master Associa on.

News

Join us at the Club for an evening full of

entertainment & ac vi es as we celebrate Indian culture. Enjoy musical performances,

dancing, cultural educa on displays and arts & cra s, including henna designs. Authen c Indian food will be served from 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm.

Tickets are on sale at the Club for only $12 each.

(Limited ckets are available for this very special event)

Saturday, August 15 at 6:00pm Saturday, August 15 at 6:00pm

Associa on Contacts

Natomas Park Website www.natomaspark.com

www.facebook.com/NatomasParkHOA

Paladin Security 916‐331‐3175

The Club at Natomas Park

Jonathan (Jonny) Kaye Club Manager

Club Address 2101 Club Center Drive Sacramento, CA 95835

Phone: (916) 928‐6833 Fax: (916) 928‐6834

Email: [email protected]

Club Hours of Opera on Monday ‐ Friday

5:00 am to 10:00 pm Saturday/Sunday

7:00 am to 10:00 pm

Kid’s Zone Hours Monday ‐ Friday

8:00 am to 12:00 pm & 4:00 to 8:30 pm

Friday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm &

4:00 to 9:00 pm Saturday/Sunday

8:00 am to 12:00 pm

Northgate Management Office

Sco Hubbard General Manager

Physical Address 4600 Northgate Blvd., Suite 135

Sacramento, CA 95834

Mailing Address P.O. Box 348677

Sacramento, CA 95834 Phone: (916) 925‐9200 Fax: (916) 925‐1990

[email protected]

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Café Hours Cove Café Mon/Tues: 4:00pm to 9:00pm Wed/Thur/Sun: 11:00am to 9:00pm Fri/Sat: 11:00am to 9:30pm

Cabana Café Friday: 5:00pm to 9:00pm

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August 7, Friday Family Bingo Night Time: 6:30pm The Cabana Café will be open for food and beverage purchases.

August 15, Saturday Fes val of India Tickets: $12 Time: 6:30pm Tickets on sale now at the Club! Join us for an evening full of entertainment and ac vi es as we celebrate Indian culture. Enjoy musical performances, dancing, cultural educa on displays, arts & cra s, including henna designs. Authen c Indian food served from 6:00pm‐7:30pm.

August 29, Saturday Family Movie Night Tickets: $1.00 (non‐refundable) includes popcorn Time: 8:30pm (or dark) Movie: Into the Woods (PG)

Mark Your Calendar Upcoming Events September 4, Friday Family Bingo Night Time: 6:30pm The Cabana Café will be open for food and beverage purchases. September 7, Monday Labor Day BBQ Time: 1:00pm‐4:00pm Tickets: $4.00 Come enjoy food, music and Family fun! Musical entertainment by InTheNo and a bounce house for the kids. Your choice of a cheeseburger or hotdog meal with macaroni salad, fresh baked cookie and a non‐alcoholic beverage.

August 7, Quinn Hedges Adult contemporary rock

August 14, YVONNE La n/Pop/R&B

August 15, Sac of Soul Soul/R&B/Funk/Disco/Reggae

August 28, TBD

Events at The Club at Natomas Park PLEASE NOTE: Event ckets may be returned up to 7 days prior to each event date.

A er 7 days, ckets may be returned ONLY if they can be resold.

N A T OM A S P A R K N e w s

August Happy Hour Entertainment

New to the Club FREE Kids Zumba!

A fun‐filled dance aerobic class that fuses La n rhythms with some hip hop, belly

dancing and a few tradi onal aerobic moves.

Thursdays 4:00pm‐4:30pm 5 to 8 yrs. old 4:30pm‐5:00pm 9 to 12 yrs. old

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President’s Post

Dear Members,

The Board had a busy July with Board Orienta on/Training, ge ng our two new Board members up to speed, reviewing member input on new and proposed rules, and reviewing plans for Club expansion.

If you were not able to a end the June Board mee ng, the architectural firm Mogavero Notes ne Associates presented the dra plans/op ons for Club expansion to the Board. Three op ons were presented.

The first op on is the baseline op on, which focuses on repairs and maintenance of the exis ng building and site, with no addi onal infrastructure, and the comple on of the bathrooms at the Cove Cafe.

The second op on includes everything in the baseline op on plus improvements to the gym and event kitchen, an HVAC upgrade, and other site improvements.

The third op on includes everything in the second op on and addresses the full expansion plan by adding a recrea on room, increasing the gym, aerobic room and event spaces, adding storage space, and looking more in depth at sustainability.

It is very exci ng to see the possible expansion of the Club coming to frui on; to see actual drawings and get a be er idea of what op ons will go out for a vote of the members! If you are interested in seeing the presenta on in its en rety, please go to the website, h p://www.natomaspark.com/ResourceCenter/, where you will find the documents. The dra ed architectural drawings are also currently at the club for your viewing pleasure. Check ‘em out!

Now the Board, in conjunc on with the Club Construc on Improvement Advisory Commi ee (CCIAC), will be reviewing these documents and making changes to ensure the next steps and any revisions are ready for final drawings. There will be another presenta on to the Board on Thursday, August 13, 6:30 PM at the Club with updated documents, so please join us!

The Board recently approved the revised Club Rules a er the required 30 day member review and comment period. We received and reviewed all of the comments pertaining to these rules, and we do listen to your input. There have been many who are concerned about what used to be called the “Adult Spa” now being open to all children over the age of four and that this will change what used to be a quiet spa for adults into a play area for children and teens. Due to legal precedent regarding age discrimina on, the Club, although private, cannot disallow use of any part of the facility to members based on age; it can only limit usage for health and safety reasons. Because of this, the Board approved the change in the Club rules for the lap pool and for the spas. There are, however, specific uses for these areas, and those will be enforced.

A new policy to help enforce street parking in the community also went through its 30 day member review and comment period, which ended in early July. Parking on the street is not allowed at any me, day or night (CC&R Sec on 8.06: Street Parking), and must be enforced by the Board. Because this is the most difficult sec on in our CC&R’s to enforce, a subcommi ee of two Board members, created a policy to make it easier and more cost effec ve to gain compliance. At the July 22nd Board mee ng, these new rules for parking enforcement were reviewed and voted on. If you did not a end, you may visit the Website Resource Center at www.natomaspark.com or contact Associa on Management for more informa on. The Communica ons Commi ee, Management, and the Board are working to communicate answers and informa on regarding the policy as well as ques ons and concerns members submi ed. I know the CC&R’s are not rive ng reading, but I encourage members to read through them to be er understand what is and is not allowed in our community.

As Board members, we want your feedback and encourage you to a end the Board and commi ee mee ngs as another avenue to learn more about what is happening in your community. Board mee ngs occur the fourth Wednesday of every month at 6:30 PM at the Club. You can also check out page 10 of this newsle er for the August Calendar of Events.

With the warmer temps, cool pools, great food, and Friday Happy Hours in full swing, I hope you are taking

advantage of your Club and are enjoying your summer!

Jennifer Radke President, Natomas Park Master Associa on

Board of DirectorsBoard of DirectorsBoard of Directors

Jennifer Radke PRESIDENT

Robert MacKinnon VICE PRESIDENT

Charles Gray SECRETARY

Rafer Chambers CFO

Greg Shirey DIRECTOR at LARGE

District DelegatesDistrict DelegatesDistrict Delegates

Kris Escarda DISTRICT A

Ana Chan DISTRICT B

Tristan Godt DISTRICT C

Altaf Ahmed DISTRICT D

Joann Yee DISTRICT E

Commi ee ChairsCommi ee ChairsCommi ee Chairs

Robby Lake ARCHITECTURAL

John Orgera CLUB

Kym Hoffman COMMUNICATIONS

Jay Radke FINANCE

Kanon Ar che CLUB CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENTS ADVISORY

Beth Mahony PARKS & SCHOOLS

Tristan Godt PLANNING

Kerry Kier SAFETY

Becky Quiring SOCIAL

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Natomas Park Mommies (NPM) is a network of moms and moms‐to‐be designed to provide a suppor ve community within Natomas Park to share the joys and trials of parenthood.

Joining the Natomas Park Mommies is a great way to make new friends for you and your families! With your annual $20 membership, you will be part of an amazing group of Natomas Park Moms and you will have access to a year of social events.

Family Par es. Three/four family par es a year. Par es are usually held in the lounge/party room of the Natomas Park Clubhouse. They usually include food and fun games entertainment for kids.

Monthly Social Ac vi es. We also have many smaller get‐togethers including age specific playgroups, picnics, field trips, cra par es, and a monthly Mommies Night Out.

Super Mommies. If you are expec ng or in need of a helping hand for any reason, our Super Mommies program is here for you! Our Super Mommies program will deliver meals, childcare, and any other help you need un l you are back on your feet.

Social Media. Members can use our Natomas Park Mommies Facebook Group to RSVP for events, organize par es or sub‐groups, communicate with other members, and to do some mommy bragging (or ven ng).

Monthly Communica ons. We send our members (via e‐mail) NPM News, our newsle er, a calendar of events and our membership roster.

To join please e‐mail: [email protected].

NPMA Mommies Club

Drought Busters

If you see watering taking place on the wrong day or me or you see overwatering, please

report it to the City by calling 311 or (916) 264‐5011.

You can also email when and where you saw the water misuse to [email protected] or report it via the 311 app on your mobile

Date Course Format Entry Tee Time

August 15 Teal Bend

Stroke $48.00 12:30pm

September 19 Member Vote!

Stroke $TBD TBD

October 17 Teal Bend

Stroke $48.00 12:00pm

2015 Golf Schedule

The Natomas Park Golf club invites you to join one of the remaining ou ngs of the year. Golfers have enjoyed rounds at area courses such as Morgan Creek, Teal Bend, and Wildhorse with turnouts near 20 players. Let us know where YOU would like to play on Sept 19th or join the fun in a East vs West Natomas Park Ryder Cup style event planned for the fall. Contact [email protected] for more details.

Teal Bend also has a nice offer for Natomas Park residents. Show your resident card for the following rates. April– September: $20 a er 3pm on weekdays

By Tim Graham Family Movie Night at the Club

Saturday, August 29, 2015 at 8:30pm (or dark) Tickets: $1.00

Includes popcorn! Please bring a blanket.

Tickets are non‐refundable

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Message from the Community Manager by Brandon Whitlow

As you may or may not know, Natomas Park is coming up on its sixteenth birthday! Unfortunately me has not

been kind to some of the fences and homes in the community. As I drive around Natomas Park, I see fences and gates that are in need of replacement, repair, pain ng and/or repain ng. I also see a number of homes that are in need of repain ng.

Please refer to CC&R Sec on 9.01: "Each Owner shall provide exterior maintenance upon the residence and other building structures within his or her Lot, as follows: paint, repair, replacement and care of front, rear and side yard landscaping, roofs,

gu ers, downspouts, chimney, walls, walkways, driveways, windows, doors, pa o, exterior building surfaces and elements and other exterior improvements..."

Natomas Park has one approved paint color for all exterior fences. The approved color is SW‐3025 Caribou and can be purchased at any Sherwin Williams store. Even be er, Sherwin Williams has offered to give a 30% discount on the SW‐3025 Caribou paint to all Natomas Park residents. The closest Sherwin Williams loca on is 1200 Del Paso Rd #120, Sacramento, CA 95834. To receive the

30% discount, simply let the salesperson know you are a homeowner in Natomas Park Master Associa on. When it comes to the exterior paint schemes for homes, the Associa on does not have the original colors used by the builder, but

members wishing to repaint their homes using the same color can match the paint through most paint vendors. Members may also choose from a variety of pre‐approved paint schemes that are available at the management office for members to view.

Please note you do not need to submit a home improvement applica on to repaint fences; however, an applica on is needed to repaint your home. If you wish to use the exis ng color or would like to choose a pre‐approved color scheme for your district, management can approve your applica on within 10 business days. If you would like to use a different color scheme, the

applica on must be reviewed by the Architectural Control Commi ee (ACC). The ACC meets on the third Tuesday of each month and applica ons must be received in the management office 5 days prior to the mee ng to be reviewed.

A copy of the home improvement applica on is available at www.natomaspark.com. The applica on is located in the Architectural Standards & Applica on folder under the Resource Center tab. You can also request a copy of the applica on by sending an email to [email protected].

The repain ng of fences and homes will be strictly enforced in the coming months and it is my hope that members will voluntarily comply prior to no ces being sent. Enforcement hearings are not an enjoyable occasion for anyone, but are necessary in a empt

to bring members into compliance. As the community manager of Natomas Park, it is my duty to enforce the governing documents in an effort to maintain property values and ensures that the community remains a beau ful place to live for years to come.

Please take a few moments to join Nextdoor.com. This is a private neighborhood site that allows for improved community connec on and communica on with the Sacramento Police Department. The Lieutenant for Natomas Park is Charles Husted. He can be reached at [email protected].

Sacramento Police Department File online: h p://www.sacpd.org/reports/fileonline/index.aspx

Non‐Emergency Phone Number: (916) 264‐5471

False Alarm Response: (916) 808‐0702

For all emergencies or a crime in progress, please call 911 then Paladin Security at 916‐331‐3175.

Have a ques on or concern about:

Animal Control

Building permits and applica ons

Bike registry

Graffi

Trash

Problems with park equipment

Watering concerns

Call the City of Sacramento at 311 or email [email protected]

Do you need to contact the City of Sacramento?

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Deeded Homeowner’s and Addi onal Cardholder’s have guest privileges as per Club Rules and Regula ons. Homeowner Guest Policy: Weekdays (excluding holidays) there are two (2) free guests per household, up to a total of eight (8) per household. There is a $2.00 charge for each guest 3 through 8. Friday through Sunday (and holidays) there are two (2) free guests per household, up to a total of four (4) per household. There is a $5.00 charge for each guest 3 and 4.

Addi onal Cardholder guest policy: Any day of the week there are two (2) guests per day at $5.00 per guest. Sorry, gym guests are not permi ed to use the club during peak hours. Peak club hours are Monday through Friday, 5:00 to 9:00 am & 6:00 to 9:00 am; Saturday & Sunday: 7:00 to 10:00 am. Gym guests are $5.00 per guest. Addi onal card holders are not permi ed to purchase monthly passes.

The Club’s Guest Policy


Discover how to transform your body and get into the best shape of your life! The Living Fit Challenge offers a wide variety of high intensity exercises to help you lose fat, tone and build muscle, increase your cardiovascular endurance, and strengthen your core. The workouts are designed to accelerate results by constantly introducing new moves and rou nes, so that you never hit a plateau. It includes a pre and post fit test, weight, measurement, and body fat tes ng, a food journal, fitness ps, nutri onal guidance, and healthy recipes to help keep you on track. This twelve week challenge will meet every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning from 5:30 to 6:30 a.m. at The Club at Natomas Park, and is open to anyone in good health regardless of your age or fitness level. The new program runs from August 28th to November 20th, and costs only $300. The winner of the challenge receives a free t‐shirt and a full refund which may be used to sign up for the next class. If you are ready for a change and up for a challenge please e‐mail Juliet Monserret at [email protected]. Registra on begins August 1st.

Living Fit Challenge

August is a wonderful me of the year for the

Club! Summer is in full swing with many ac vi es for your enjoyment. We have Bingo Night, Family

Movie Night and The Fes val of India to name a few. What an exci ng me to enjoy the ameni es your club has to offer. With summer club usage at its peak, please be respec ul to the property and people which are your neighbors. Club rules are here for safeguards and we ask that you obey all direc ons of the club staff. Our club is truly a gem and I think you will agree our rules help promote safety and enjoyment for everyone.

Pool Monitor Spotlight!

I wanted to take this me to highlight our very own pool monitor Michaela Mellor whom joined us late April of this year. She is currently one of our star pool monitors for the summer season. Michaela has been a member of the Club

since the summer of 2001 when she and her family moved into the area. Michaela learned to swim in the lower spa as a four year old and went on to spend every summer swimming in the pools and enjoying all the Club has to offer. She was here for the changes involving the addi on of the Cove and renova ons to the lagoon pool. Michaela has been an ac ve member of the Natomas community including a ending local schools such as Heron and Natomas Charter School Performing and Fine Arts Academy. She graduated from Natomas Charter this year with the class of 2015 and plans to a end Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in the fall majoring in Child Development and minoring in Technical Theater.

In addi on to working at the Club, Michaela o en spends her mornings volunteering at a nearby preschool that specializes in working with children who have special needs. The opportunity to work with children and get to know so many more Natomas Park community members has allowed for Michaela to get

even closer to her goal of teaching. While having been a member since the age of four Michaela remembers past pool monitors reminding her to walk, to throw the ball only on the grass, and to always safely jump into the pool. Due to Michaela’s posi on as a member and employee, she has taken on a great apprecia on for enforcing club rules and Club opera ons. Michaela is excited to get to know many more members, feel free to stop by her sta on and say hello!

River City Aqua cs!

River City Aqua cs will con nue offering summer swim lessons. Session Five is from August 3‐13. All registra on is available on the RCA website. Please visit www.rivercityaqua sinc.com for more informa on. As always, we will have two lap lanes open for members with signage indica ng the lanes they can swim in. Please work together and prac ce proper swim e que e. This will help everyone get a great workout at our fabulous lap pool!

Message from the Club Manager by Jonny Kaye

Natomas Park Master Associa on has contracted with River City Aqua cs to offer summer swim lessons at the Club. Swim lessons are available for all ages and all abili es. Ages 3‐15 are able to par cipate in session five lessons. Par cipants ages 16 and up are considered adult lessons and can par cipate in semi‐private or private lessons. Session five begins August 3 and runs through August 13, Monday through Thursday 5:00pmpm to 7:00pm in the lap pool. Please visit www.rivercityaqua sinc.com for more informa on.

River City Aqua cs Swim Lessons

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Trees…. Alive and Well or Dead and Dying

Walk and Bike!

Studies have shown that students who walk and bike to school are more alert in class, as well as have higher physical ac vity levels throughout the day and reduced stress levels. The North Natomas TMA is proud to sponsor walk and bike to school programs in North Natomas for these reasons, along with the many other benefits such as reduced school traffic, be er air quality and a healthier community, just to name a few. NNTMA’s Walk to School program provides incen ve to students who commute to school by the power of their own two feet. Volunteers greet students as they walk, bike, skate, and scoot to campus each program day. Lower grade students earn a new charm each week to add to their collec on, while upper grade students earn prizes in the Trip Scanner program. Of course, the greatest incen ve is the be erment of the community, environment, and personal health. Fire up your feet and join the movement today! For a list of par cipa ng schools and volunteer opportuni es visit NNTMA.org.

Beyond Bike Month

Looking to stay in the know with your community? There's an app for that!

Introducing Mayor Pro Tem Angelique Ashby’s official mobile app. With up to date news and informa on about Natomas, this app

showcases the best of our neighborhood!

Get access to news and press releases Discover local parks and schools with full detailed lis ngs Take surveys about local issues and get your voice heard

Find fun events for the whole family Get the latest from my Twi er

Meet the staff with full biographies and contact informa on

The app is FREE and available for both Android & Apple Opera ng Systems

Search “Natomas News & Info–A. Ashby” in the Google Play Store or on iTunes

We all have trees in our front yards, right? Every home in Natomas Park should have at least one tree in their front yard. The City of Sacramento or the Builder of each home planted them, at the beginning of Natomas Park me. Sort of like a fairy tale, some mes things go wrong and take an unforeseen direc on. There were foreclosures on many proper es that le the landscape and trees starved for water and a en on. And then, there is the drought which has taken its toll on the landscape and trees. But, the moral of the story is we have to take care of what we have and replenish it when a tragedy happens, like broken or overgrown limbs, a dead and/or dying tree.

Some of our homes are beau fully manicured, trimmed and maintained. For those of us who work hard to keep our homes up to the community standards, your neighbor’s thank you and appreciate what you contribute. We have seen over the years a diminishing number of trees in the front landscape. It may be that a tree has created a problem that a homeowner needs to remedy or it has simply died (for no apparent reason). These things happen. When something happens to your trees, they must be replaced. A plan of ac on needs to be communicated to the HOA. It is not enough to simply remove the tree (for whatever reason). Our trees are an important part of this community. They keep our homes cooler, provide shade and clean our air.

So, let’s all do our part. Trim those trees that are overgrown with branches so low that someone over the age of five can’t walk

under or street signs can’t be seen. Remove dead trees and other dead plant material in and around our homes. If you are

planning to remove and/or replace landscape materials that are not, like for like, you must first submit a Home Improvement

Applica on to NPMA. If you are wai ng for a be er me of year to replace a tree, you can submit an

applica on now for future work. Once an applica on is approved, members have 3 months to start a project

and 6 months to finish. We need to know that you are aware the trees need to be replaced a er removal. The

forms can be located online at the Natomas Park website www.natomaspark.com or at the management

office. If you need help understanding what is needed, please contact the office at 916‐925‐9200 or

[email protected]

by Genise Hood-Plessas ACC



Sales data provided by John Lan ng & Tomas Garcia

NPMA Members and eTernity Realty.

August Sales—Natomas Park Bedrooms Baths Sq. Ft. Sales Price

3 3 1536 $263,000

3 2 1302 $267,950

3 3 1536 $270,200

4 2 1665 $325,000

3 2 1773 $335,000

4 3 2209 $348,000

5 3 2137 $350,000

4 3 2192 $370,000

4 2 2013 $375,000

4 3 2400 $381,500

4 2 2013 $383,000

4 3 2265 $385,000

4 3 2444 $390,000

4 3 2587 $390,000

5 3 2560 $395,000

5 3 2382 $400,000

4 3 2447 $409,000

5 3 2382 $410,000

4 3 2464 $450,000

5 3 3592 $470,000

4 3 2585 $475,000

5 3 3592 $505,000

Would you like to be informed of club and community events, crime alerts, class cancella ons, pool closures, and so much more?

The Management Office sends email blasts to the community via the Natomas Park website, www.natomaspark.com.

The website provides easy access to: To receive emails from the associa on, you must set up a profile on the community website, and you must check the box that asks if you would like to be no fied buy email. You will then begin receiving email blasts with up‐to‐date‐minute no fica ons. To sign‐up, simply go to www.natomaspark.com, click on sign‐up and then follow the instruc ons! If you need assistance, please contact the Northgate Management Office at 916‐925‐9200 or [email protected]

Natomas Park Website and Email Blasts

Governing documents Report street parking viola ons Associa on forms Mee ng minutes Informa on on commi ees, clubs and groups Community informa on and upcoming events Class and community calendar Phone numbers for city services

The Club at Natomas Park BLOOD DRIVE

Monday, August 24 4:00 pm– 8:00 pm

Look for the Bloodmobile in the parking lot at the Club For more informa on please contact:

The Club at Natomas Park at 916‐ 928‐6833 Eligibility ques ons call: 1‐866‐822‐5663

NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED! WALK‐IN’S WELCOME!

Did you know every 2 seconds someone needs a live saving blood transfusion? Your blood dona on can save up to 3 lives!

Par cipate today to earn Reward points that may be redeemed online for great items such as $5 Togo’s Cards, Baskin‐Robbins Ice Cream Coupon, Movie Ticket, T‐Shirts and more! PLEASE EAT & DRINK PLENTY OF FLUIDS. PLEASE BRING A PHOTO ID

The Monthly assessment payment is due on or by the 1st of the month and considered delinquent if not posted at the bank on or by the 15th, which is when delinquency fees will be charged per Associa on policy. Owners may make their monthly assessment payment in one of the following ways (please reference your account number):

1) Mail in a check made payable to Natomas Park Master Associa on to P.O. Box 512989 Los Angeles, CA 90051‐0989.

2) Make a payment via your bank’s bill pay op on.

3) Make a credit card payment (for a service fee) through PayLease, over the phone (866‐PAYLEAS) (866‐729‐5327).

4) Sign up for direct pay op ons by calling FirstService 800‐428‐5588 or apply online at www.fsresiden al.com/california/home and click on “Make a Payment” under the “Homeowners” tab.

5) Submit an ACH form along with a voided check to the management office.

Assessment Payment Op ons

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An Update from Paladin by Corporal W. Kenealey

Dear Residents ‐ Help ensure your dog or cat makes it home safely!

In recent months Paladin has gained the use of a scanning tool for detec ng and reading pet RFID chips. In the short me that the tool has been in use, it has helped ensure numerous

dogs and cats are returned home to their owners. If you have a pet that is not chipped, then Paladin highly recommends having the procedure performed. If your pet is chipped, please ensure that your contact informa on is up to date with the chip manufacturer.

Elderly Woman Returned Home June 2 A disoriented elderly woman was found wandering the area of Dunlay Drive by a Paladin Officer. The woman did not speak English and did not know where she had been staying. U lizing transla on so ware, the Officer was able to obtain contact informa on for the woman's son. A er obtaining the associated address for the woman, she was transported home.

Impersona ng a Police Officer June 2 While out at Dogwood Park with her boyfriend, a female juvenile was approached by a man, claiming to be a police officer. The male sent the boyfriend home and told the female that he would escort her home. While walking towards the female's home, the male subject began making unwanted advances towards the girl. Just as these advances began, a Paladin Officer arrived and prevented the advances from con nuing or escala ng.

The male was uncoopera ve and coerced the girl into fleeing the area, and he refused to iden fy himself. The Paladin Officer followed the girl to a nearby house and was able to speak with her. A er learning of the events that had transpired, he immediately contacted Sac PD and had them respond to take a report.

If someone not in uniform contacts you, claiming to be a police officer, they are required to show official iden fica on, upon request. If you believe someone is impersona ng a peace officer, you should contact 911.

Suspicious Person Peeping Through Windows June 3 Paladin responded to a report that a resident's children, while home alone, had seen a male subject peering through the rear windows, into the residence. A check of the back yard revealed boot prints in the dirt, outside the rear windows.

It was a point of concern that this was not reported to Paladin or Sac PD un l well a er the fact. Please make sure that if your children are home alone, they know to contact Paladin or Sac PD's non‐emergency Dispatch Center at (916) 264‐5471 if they see anyone or anything suspicious. Lost Dog Returned Home June 4 Paladin Officers responded to a loose dog found on Baines Ave. Using the pet chip scan tool, the responding Officers were able to determine the dog's owner's name and address. The dog was returned home no worse for wear, and only missing his collar.

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Paladin Alarm Disclaimer

As a value added service, Paladin will respond to alarm calls at your residence. To take advantage of this op on, simply inform your alarm company of the 24‐hour dispatch center phone number, (916) 331‐3175.

Please keep in mind that in doing so, you are permi ng Paladin to enter your property in response to calls and take rea‐sonable measures to inves gate suspicious circumstances.

Ac vi es Report Report Period: May 27 through June 27 Calls for Service: 302 Self‐Ini ated Incidents: 750 Total Incidents Reported: 1053 Incidents by type: Alarm response 19 Ci zen assistance 39 Domes c disturbance 8 Loose animals 23 Narco c ac vity 3 Noise complaints 60 Park viola ons 6 Residen al/Business burglary 6 Suspicious ac vity 90 The of property 3 Traffic collision 1 Trespassing 8 Vandalism 2

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Did you know that the Sacramento Police Department keeps a registry of residents who have a home surveillance system? This confiden al registry will be used as an inves ga ve tool if criminal ac vity occurs near your home or business.

Follow the link below to register your home or business. h p://portal.cityofsacramento.org/Police/News‐Alerts/eNo fy

You must log‐in or sign‐up for eNo fy to register. Your email address will be kept confiden al and it will not be sold, disclosed to others or used for unsolicited mass mailings.

Register your home surveillance system with Sac PD

Circuit Training 9:00 am

Core/Abs 10:00am

Zumba 5:30pm

Mixed Level Yoga 7:00pm

Please join us at a special Open Session Mee ng with the Board of Directors on August 13, 2015 at 6:30pm at the Club.

The Associa on's architects will present the final schemes for the proposed club expansion project.


Natomas Park Commi ees

Friday

Ripped 8:30am

Zumba 5:00pm

Thursday

Active Yoga 8:45 m

Low Impact Aerobics 10:15am

Saturday Sunday

Tuesday Power Hour 5:30am

Strength & Core 9:00am

Baby Boogie 10:10am

Taekwondo 5:15 pm & 6:00pm

Cardio Mix 7:00pm

Body Sculpting 9:00am

Zumba 4:00pm

Boot Camp 6:15pm

Mixed Level Yoga 7:30pm

Wednesday

Class Spotlight:

R.I.P.P.E.D 9:00am

Zumba 6:00pm

Gentle Yoga 7:30pm

Monday

Kids Zumba!

Power Hour 5:30am

Mixed Level Yoga 9:00am

Baby Boogie 10:10am

Kids Zumba 4:00-5:00pm

Taekwondo 5:15 pm & 6:00pm

Core/Abs 7:15pm

Updated Class Calendar

Social Commi ee First Tuesday ‐ 6:30 pm

The commi ee plans events at the Club and within the community. Please come share your ideas or offer your help for scheduled events.

Safety Commi ee Second Monday ‐ 6:30 pm

The commi ee discusses crime in Natomas, receives reports from Paladin security, and formulate policy recommenda ons to the Board.

Architectural Control Commi ee by Invita on Only

Third Tuesday ‐ 6:00 pm The ACC reviews home improvement applica ons submi ed by Members to ensures compliance with the CC&Rs, Architectural Standards and other governing documents.

Monthly Board Mee ng Fourth Wednesday ‐ 6:30 pm

Board of Director’s mee ngs are open to the membership. The Board meets in closed execu ve session the first Thurs‐day of each month. In execu ve session the Board may discuss poten al li ga‐on, contractual and personnel issues,

and/or member discipline.


Club Commi ee Second Tuesday ‐ 6:30 pm

The commi ee assists and advises club management and the HOA Board concerning: club opera ons, programs, policies, rules, and facility needs. Please bring your ideas and sugges on to the next mee ng.

Communica ons Commi ee Second Tuesday ‐ 6:30 pm

The commi ee meets to discuss and address methods to best communicate and connect NPMA homeowners. They will make recommenda ons on the newsle er, website, email communica on, and social media.

Finance Commi ee Third Wednesday 6:30 pm

The commi ee reviews and provide financial exper se and budget recommenda ons for the Board of Directors and other commi ee.

Parks and Schools Commi ee (Meets: May, August

and November) Third Monday ‐ 6:00 pm

The commi ee addresses the area of building and expanding our park system and developing and securing our school system. All residents are welcome to a end any mee ng to share their comments and/or concerns.

Planning Commi ee Second Wednesday ‐ 6:30 pm

The commi ee reviews and discusses upcoming property development plans and communicates with the city concerning projects in North Natomas.

Club Construc on Improvements Advisory Commi ee (CCIAC) Third Thursday ‐ 6:30 pm

This is an ad‐hoc commi ee established to assist the Board with Club improvements for both the construc on defect repairs and poten al Club expansion.

Zumba Kids classes feature kid‐friendly rou nes based on original Zumba choreography. We break down the steps, add games, ac vi es and cultural explora on elements into the class structure. Zumba Kids help develop a healthy lifestyle and incorporate fitness as a natural part of children’s lives by making fitness fun. 4:00pm‐4:30pm 5 to 8 yrs. old and 4:30‐5:00pm 9 to 12 yrs. old

Mee ng Announcement

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Please report owner and tenant vehicles parked on the street. Please do not report guests. You may also report vehicles through the Associa on’s website, www.natomaspark.com.

Please return this form to the Northgate Management Office: 4600 Northgate Blvd., Suite 135, Sacramento, CA 95834 or submit the below informa on to

management via email to [email protected]

Cars Parked on Your Street? We Need Your Help!

License # Make/Model Color Owner Address

Your name (op onal) Phone (op onal)

Date and Time

Calendar of Events August 2015

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 New Member Orienta on

10:00am at the Club

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3

4 Social Commi ee

6:30pm

5

6

7 Happy Hour

5:00 pm—9:30pm Quinn Hedges

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10 Safety Commi ee

6:30pm

11 Club Commi ee

6:30pm Communica ons

Commi ee 6:30pm

12 Planning Commi ee 6:30pm

13 Special Board of Directors Mee ng 6:30pm

14 Happy Hour

5:00 pm—9:30pm Yvonne

15 Fes val of India

6:30pm ($12)

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17 Parks and Schools

Commi ee 6:00pm

18 ACC 6:00pm

Invita on Only

19 Finance

Commi ee 6:30pm

20 CCIAC 6:30pm

21 Happy Hour

5:00 pm—9:30pm Sac of Soul

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23 30

24 31

25 26 Board of Directors Mee ng 6:30pm

27

28 Happy Hour

5:00pm—9:30pm TBD

29 Family Movie Night Into the Woods (PG)

8:30pm or dark ($1)

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Natomas Park Master Associa on P.O. Box 348677 Sacramento, CA 95834

www.natomaspark.com Natomas Park News

Please mail your monthly dues to:

Natomas Park Master Associa on P.O. Box 512989 Los Angeles, CA 90051

Did you know that you can also pay your assessments by phone? Just call 1‐866‐729‐5327.

You may also pay your assessments online at www.fsresiden al.com or through ACH deduc ons.

If you would like to set‐up ACH deduc ons, please contact the Northgate Management Office.

Wondering where to mail your dues?

Simply submit a wri en request to management via one of the op ons below:

Email: [email protected] Address: Natomas Park Master Associa on 4600 Northgate Blvd., Suite 135 Sacramento, CA 95834

Have you moved or changed your address?


Natomas Park Master

Associa on is now on Facebook!

Natomas Park Master Associa on is now on Facebook! Community updates will be sent out weekly as well as details on upcoming events, classes, mee ng informa on and so much more! This is a great opportunity to stay up to date with what’s happening in the community. Please “Like” Facebook and “Share” on your page so your neighbors can “Like” us too!

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