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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWinter Springs Homeowner Association - 1971/1972/1973 -myna, cf 11 y.. HOMEOWNERS OF WINTER SPRINGS Your presence is requested at a MEETING to be held on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, at 8:00 p.m. PLACE: The Education Building of the Altamonte Community Church, located on SR 436 about 2 blocks west of the Altamonte Springs Post Office. (Please park on west side of new sanctuary.) HIGHLIGHT OF THE MEETING: Our guest speaker will be Mrs. Gloria Ward, President of the English Estates Homeowners Association. TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED: Construction problems Zoning Warning Signs Appearance of the entrance to Winter Springs Social events Elections to form a homeowners association It is urgent that everyone possible attend this meeting. For information or directions call: Pat Lombardi 671-7808 MaryJo Cooke 671-5083 Thank you. FROM THE TREE TOPS: J I: - Our thanks again to Gloria Ward, President , Indian Hills Homeowners Association for all her time and help in assisting us to set up our Winter e,,.! • ` Springs Homeowners Association. . ' \‘ CONGRATULATIONS to our newly elected officers who will be holding office ' V until the terms and conditions of elections are resolved: President - Fred Stein Vice President - Vic Herring )7 /4 . Treasurer - Jack Griffiths Coordinating Secretary - Pat i Lombard Recording Secretary - Diane Wiener Legal Secretary - Joanne Piercy HALLOWEEN It was agreed at the meeting that curfew for our are. would be 8 : 30 P.M. We ask all residents, if at all possible, to urn o their outside lights , for at least a while , to discourage Trick or Treaters. Adults have been assigned to all main intersections from 6 : 30 to 8: 30 to: 1. Slow down cars driving in the area. 2. Keep an eye on all trick or treaters so that they stay to the streets , not cutting through empty lots or vacant houses . 3. Discourage outsiders (not visiting residents of Winter Springs) from bothering anyone or from possibly giving "treats" . Don't let your children be tricked - remind them of the safety rules and make their Halloween a treat for both of you. CARDS ANYONE??? - We ' re looking to get up a Bridge Set - Janice Noland Call me - 671-6500 NOTE - You might want to hold off on printing any new address labels , etc. , as the Post Office is looking into changing our mailing address to Cassel- berry and it may be done before the holidays. NOV. 12th NOV. 12th NOV. 12th NOV. 12th Make sure you mark it on your date calendars - that' s the next meeting of the Winter Springs Homeowners Association. The meeting will start at 8: 00 P.M. Sharp at the Casselberry City Hall Meeting Room, Lake Triplet Drive , just off of 17-92 , north of State Road 436 , near the Casselberry Post Office. A Get-To-Meet Your Neighbors Party will follow the meeting at the Caboose Restaurant, to the right of the Jai Alai Fronton, just off 17-92. See ya there, neighbor: Carmen Bacile is looking for a ride to and/or from Winter Springs to the area of Goodings on 17-92 for her domestic help on Thursdays . Interested parties can call Carmen at 671-7604 . The family and friends of MM/FN Benjamin R. Lupo send their best wishes out to Ben who celebrated his 21st birthday aboard the U.S. Jonas Ingram at sea October 24th. Ben resides at 1083 Dyson Drive with his family. 'Tis the season to plant flowers . . . ' tis the season to get together and learn about our planting seasons , winter protection, soil conditions , and other gardening needs which will be required here in Winter Springs to keep it beautiful . Call Janet Karnes - 671-1337 LOVE HAVING PETS ? ? ? ? THEN . . . LOVE THEM . . . PROTECT THEM 1. Don' t make your neighbors hate them - if they want to fertil- ize their yards , they' ll do it without the help of your pet. Curb your pet. 2. If your neighbor wanted his garbage spread all over the yard, that' s where he would have put it. Besides , your pet could get hold of something very dangerous to him that might hurt him - discarded broken glass, spoiled food, cleaning or yard sprays that could kill him. Protect him, won' t you? 3. Stray pets dropped off by passerbys can and do very often lead them into packs. 4. Young children all too often tease pets or play too rough and can turn a pet mean. Two wrongs won' t make it right: 5. If you don't get them into the habit now of staying on your land, it will be too late later. There are already, for example, over 40 dogs in Winter Springs and there are still another 50 homes to be occupied in the first section alone. How do you imagine our lawns will look if they all dig up the grass each time they go??? 6 . Don' t let them get into the habit of roaming - it will be hard to keep them home, and when the summer heat of July and August is bothering your pet next summer - they could turn on the most innocent move of someone' s hand in the heat of a hot day . 7. Train your pet now - keep him home - don't let him loose where he can get into a fight with someone else' s pet, especially during the mating season. After all, if the pets do get into a fight, your pet could lose: 8. Make sure your pet has plenty of water available - it ' s still hot during the day. Love your pet - and - love your neighbor. The League of Women Voters of Seminole County wants you to call Mary Jo Cooke - 671-5083. Families represented at the first meeting: ADAMS GOTTSCHALL LOMBARDI BACILE GRAYDON LUPO BARRETT GRIFFITHS McGONIGAL BLISS GROVES NOLAND BOSSERT HENDLEY PIERCY BRAMLETT HERRING STANICK BRUMBAUGH JOHNSON STEIN CARO KARNES SULLIVAN COOKE KLINGMEYER WEBB CRUMLICH LARIVIERE WIENER FAUBERT LE DUKE WILLIAMS BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE: Christine Bramlett 671-2107 Mrs. Barbara Bramlett (available during school day) Pamela Graydon 671-1091 Judy Jones 671-0364 Karen Jones Denise King 678-0758 Karen Klingmeyer 671-2439 Kathy Klingmeyer Lea Ann McDonald 678-0298 Pat Parks (available during school days) 671-0240 Kim Ream 671-0475 Debbie Sieple 671-9689 Sheila Stanick 671-0002 Yard Workers Available: Greg and Bret Henley 671-2267 Jack and Mike Sieple 671-9689 ITEMS FOR SALE: Fireplace Screen & accessories $20. 00 Joan Ream 671-0475 Mirror $20. 00 Joan Ream 671-0475 Hot Wheels & Sizzler Tracks & Cars Shirley Stanick 671-0002 FIRE PROTECTION for Winter Springs (First Section) Make positive you join the Fire Protection Association. $10 . 00/Year. Check may be sent to: Seminole-Goldenrod Fire District P. O. Box 153 Goldenrod, Florida Attn: Raymond Seifert FIRE - PHONE FOR EMERGENCY 671-6869 SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF ' S DEPARTMENT 322-5115 WINTER PARK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 644-5211 (nearest to Winter Springs) AMBULANCE SERVICE: Herndon 841-7251 Showalter Flying Ambulance 841-4532 POISON CONTROL CENTER 241-2411 °_ 1 . THE PINE.NEEDLES 4 NEXT MEETING of the Winter Springs Homeowners Association will be held this Friday, February 11, 1972 at 8 P.N. SHARP in the Cassleberry City Hall, Lake Triplet Dr., Just off Rt. 17-92 north of State Rd. 136 : near the Casselberry Post Office. There will be only four (4) schedule' 1 meetings for 1972, February, March, June, and September, so it is important that all homeowners attend. DUES. ..DUES. . .DUES. .. DUES ARE DGE, and for the low, low, low rate of only $5.00 for 19721 Dues are payable to your street captain or directly to our Treasurer, Jack Griffith, 1121 Dove Lane. STREET CAPTAINS: Blace Acre Tr. (1050-1071) - Carol Kelly, 1063 Black Acre Tr. " " " (1074-1082) - Pat Lombardi, 1108 Otter Lane " " (1097-1109) - Dot McGonigal, 1097 Black Acre Tr. 1 " " (1110-1130) - Barbara Bramlett, 1114 Black Acre Tr. Black Acre Ct. South - Janice Johnson, 1100 Black Acre Ct. So. " " " North - Margaret Anderson, 1114 Black Acre Ct. No. Deer Run Road - Carmen Baeil'e, 1066 Deer Run Rd. Dove Lane - Carol Graydon, 1118 Dove Lane Dyson Drive (1059-1092) - Madeline Paubert, 1080 Dyson Dr. (10961116) - Janice Nolan, 1127 Black Acre Tr. Howell Creek Dr(1008-1109) - Thelma Stein, 1088 Howell Creek Dr. (1113-1153) - Polly Brown, 1120 Howell Creek Dr. Otter Lane - Nancy Lariviere, 1104 Otter Lane Tuekawilla Rd. - Marge LeDuke, 1122 Black Acre Tr. CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS - Accepted at the last homeowners meeting and voting and elections will be held accordingly. Voting shall be limited to two (2) adult paid-up members of each household. In oases where there is but one (1) adult member that member shall be entitled to two (2) votes. All nominations shall be published 15 days prior to elbction, in- cluding nominations which may have been submitted in writing to the Corresponding Sec., (Pat Lombardi, 1108 Otter Lane) signed by two voting members and accepted by the nominee. A HAPPY HAPPY NEW YEAR for Guy, Diane and Ann Michell Hines, 1130 Black I Acre Trail on the birth of their new baby 12/28/71, baby girl 6 pounds 3 oz. Milisa Renee Hines - may you have many many many happy new years. • AGENDA - Meeting Agenda - Nomination of officers Water Speed Limits Mini Bikes .Dogs/Horses Etc. Nuisanoeses GARDEN CLUB MEETING 10 AM, Wed., 2/16/72 at Pat Lombardi's 671-7808 • S.<Y < WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT HOMEOWNERS. ASSOCIATION, INC. ELECTION, The election of officers will be held at the next meeting, of the association on Friday, March 24, 1972 at the new FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN BANK, 320 W. Semoran Blvd. , Altamonte Springs. Please note - this is a NEW MEETING PLACE. The time will remain the same - at 8PM Sharp. All paid up members upon entering the hall will please pick up at the desk and wear their name tags, with the name tags will be your two ballots for elections. Only paid up members will be given name tags and ballots so please make sure your dues are paid - thats $5.00 for a whole year, payable to your treasurer Jack Griffith, 1121 Dove Lane or to your block captains. Absentee ballots may be picked up at Pat Lombardi's, 1108 Otter Lane. NOMINATIONS : PRESIDENT: Harry Anderson, Atty. 114 Black Acres Ct. North wife Margaret, sons Tony t3) and Kemp (8) . Graduate of Duke Undergraduate School and the Univ. of Fla. School of Law. He is presently a partner in the law firm of Hoffman, Hendry & Parker, John (Bill) Wilson Baska, Brig. Gen. USAF (Ret) , Dyson Dr, wife Edna, and 5 children Karen, John, Peter, David (13) and Douglas (12) . Presently in business with Sir Speedy Instant Printing Center and planning to become a member of the Fla. Bar Assoc. he is now a member of theD.C . Bar Assoc . . He is a graduate of the George Washington School of Law. VICE-PRES. Bill McDonald, First Lt. US Army (Ret) , 1100 Otter Lane, wife Carolyn and 2 girls, Kathy and Lee Ann. A graduate of the Univ. of Fla. he is now holding a position with General Dynamics as a staff engineer. Dick Painter, 1125 Black Acres Tr. , wife Aurella and 3 children, Richard, Michele and Robert. Dick holds his masters degree from the Univ. of Pennsylvania and is the Marketing Dept. Manager for Advanced Planning at Dynatronics. TREASURER Dot McGonigal, 1097 Black Acres Tr, husband Bruce and 3 sons, Bruce, Patrick and Mark. She has been doing all the billing and book keeping for her husband who ownes two lawn sprinkler installing companies, one in Pa. and one in Fla. . She has been doing this particular job for over 5 years. Ben Lupo, 1083 Dyson, wife Martha and 6 children, John, Ben, Martha Mary, Anthony, Roseann and Fredrick. He has run his own business for 14 years installing aluminum siding, gutters, etc. RECORDING Diane Wiener, 1104 Black Acres Ct, So, new to Fla. Diane SECY. is a secretary in the contracts section of Dynatronics. COOR. SECY. Madeline Faubert, 1080 Dyson Dr, husband Louis , 3 children Renee, James and Lynne. She is a RN, Chairwomen of T.W. Lawton School Clinic , Past Pres, of a bowling league and handles all her husband; business correspondence. Janet Johnson, 1100 Black Acres Ct. So, husband Al and 5 Children, :.lark, Tommy, Susie , David and Andy. Janet is presently working for D. A. Duda & Sons. Garden Clubs next meeting will be at Margaret Anderson's, 1114 Black Acres Ct North, on Wednesday, April 19th at 10A57. Any questions please contact our Pres. Fred Stein - 671-1188, or writer Pat Lombardi 671-7808. WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION Pres. - Rolfe Arnhym Cor. Sec. - Joan Cestaro Vice Pres. - Peg O'Brien Treasurer - Steve Martino Rec. Sec. - Diane Wiener Parks & Rec. - Bob Williams Membership - Dot McGonigal Roads & Safety - Al Wilson Zoning - Sharon Patrick Education - John Hurst Our last meeting of the Homeowners ' Association was not well attended. If Friday night (as a rule) is a bad night, then please let us know. As you know, our program was on education. Principals from Oviedo, Jackson Heights , and Lawton were present to include the Chairman of the School Board and two members. It was a very worthwhile session which we will attempt to summarize at our next meeting. Details of our November 9th meeting are below. Mark your calendar now and plan to attend. Our speaker will be the manager of the Orlando area Better Business Department. He will be speaking on consumer protection. Problems with pool construction/maintenance, car repairs and appliances , etc. are well known. What's not well known is how to deal with it and how to prevent it. We also plan to have a full range of activities and comm- unity organizations present for your questions , etc. We plan to have a door prize with details at the membership table and will pass out voting information. I cannot emphasize strongly enough the need for membership. We simply cannot effectively and efficiently conduct business in your behalf without support. We are too small to be indifferent and stand the risk of not getting our fair share of services and facilities or getting undesirable development around us. How many of you know about the proposed trailer court adjacent to Section I? At our next meeting, we intend to discuss incorporation of the Homeowner' s Association. This is a necessary step if we are going to have protection individually and collectively. We need a lawyer to undertake this task and would prefer to use one of our own before we advertise outside. Any takers? The County Commissioner (Mike Hattaway) has responded to our letter on drainage problems, speeding, weight limitations on our roads, and pollution control. In all cases, appropriate county officials are seeking solutions. The same is true in the city, where the crux of the matter is better controls and inspection procedures. Our September 13th letter on this matter to the developer (Mr. Goodman) has gone unanswered. In that letter, we also asked for help in getting the deed restrictions published. I am advised by the public relations people at Gulf stream that a packet on the golf course, country club, license plates , etc. is forthcoming. Act- ing on an executive board resolution, I expressed our chagrin on the opening day barbeque and booze for non-community members. Elections are to be held for Mayor of Winter Springs and two (possibly three) council seats on December 4th. We need representation which means someone in the city half of our community should run. Speak now or forever hold your peace, as the saying goes . 2 Finally, Halloween is near and we would encourage our children to use the period from 6PM-8 : 30PM for their traditional visits. Homeowners, please cooperate by being home, have your lights on, and stay off the streets or drive very slowly. See you at the meeting: Rolfe Arnhym, President NEW TUSCAWILLA MIDDLE SCHOOL REPORT - Indications are that Winter Springs Country Club residents will not be included in the new school district. Instead, Eastbrook, Casa Aloma, Sterling Park will be attending the school. Listed below are several telephone numbers interested people may call to force the issue of air-conditioning Jackson Heights Middle School. You may also wish to discuss possible re-districting for the new school. It is assumed that split-sessions at Jackson Heights will be eliminated when the new school opens . School Board Office 322-1252 Board Members: Mr. Keith 671-8601 Dr. Stuart Culpepper 322-1415 Mrs. Jean Bryant 322-7710 NOVEMBER'S HOMEOWNERS' MEETING will be held November 9th at the First Federal Savings S Loan Bank, 320 W. Semoran Blvd. , Altamonte Springs at 8 PM. The theme of this meeting will be a holiday community interest program as des- cribed below and a guest speaker, Mr. Duke Mills of the Orlando Better Bus- iness Department. The Women's Club will serve the refreshments and have as part of their program, items of interest for Christmas. Be sure to see their display on the great things the club has accomplished in the past. Garden Club - Janet Karnes will have her beautiful flower arrangements for us to enjoy along with a demonstration on "how-it's-done" . There will be "pick-up sheets" on gardening and a display of Christmas items. Arts A Crafts - This group will display their projects and tell you how they "got it all together" . Sorry folks , everything is "not for sale" . Antiques - Mary Ellen Buehring and Caroline Breeding will display their interesting pieces and be happy to tell you how and where to shop for antiques and tips on refinishing it. Show Does - Claire Sligh's interest in breeding dogs will help newcomers to our area with information on dog shows, etc. Her guest will be the Pres- ident of the Central Florida Kennel Club who is organizing a much needed Humane Society for our area. Christmas Lighting - Steve Martino has graciously agreed to lend his professional experience by preparing a "give-away" sheet and answering questions on safety and the use of holiday lighting decoration. 3 Winter Springs Stables - Von Wilson, our very capable riding instructor, will be joining us to tell you all about our trails and lessons and have a display of ribbons we 'd all like to own. Ceramics - Ann Warren' s interest in ceramics not only will be enjoyed by us all, but give us some ideas for those "hard to buy for folks" on our gift list. Pot Pourri - Ann Bowers, Carol Ball, Shirley Stannick & Peg O'Brien, a mixture of talents, will display some of their creative treasures. Piper Heidsieck Champagne - The winner of our raffle drawing that night will start the holidays off in "great spirits" . Happy Holidays. It has been brought to our attention that many children have been dallying in the streets after darkness. To avoid accidents, of which there have been some close-calls, we ask the parents to please instruct their children, young and old, to stay off the streets . Please let us not be careless in this regard. Also, please keep in mind Daylight Savings Time ends Sunday, October 28th. Following is an update on Winter Springs Country Club facilities from Robert Williams. 1. The architect will submit his finished plans for all remain- ing facilities (clubhouse, swimming pool, and tennis courts) on Monday, Oct. 22nd. 2 . Gulfstream Corp. will decide if bids will be submitted or if Gulfstream will accomplish the work. 3. The contract has been submitted on the parking area and grounds. 4. Gulf stream hopes to complete the parking area project by November 1, 1973, and they are shooting for completion of the swimming pool, tennis courts, and clubhouse by midsummer. 5. If the swimming pool and tennis courts are completed early, everyone with annual golf memberships through Oct. 31, 1974, will have priv- ileges without additional cost. 6 . Gulfstream plans to maintain private ownership of the Country Club for a few years with the possibility of turning over ownership to the members at a later date. Zoning report from Sharon Patrick- A petition for annexation and PUD zoning of about 70 acres directly south of our Section I was not recommended to the Winter Springs City Council by the Zoning Board. The plan was to include 2 . 3 acres of commercial area on Tuscawilla and 107 trailer stalls in its 287 units. Oct. ' 73 /jc WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION Pres. - Rolfe Arnhym Cor. Sec. - Joan Cestaro Vice Pres. - Peg O'Brien Treasurer - Steve Martino Rec. Sec. - Diane Wiener Parks & Rec. - Bob Williams Membership - Dot McGonigal Roads & Safety - Al Wilson Zoning - Sharon Patrick Education - John Hurst This issue of the newsletter is intended primarily to pass on the summary of events within our community since the Homeowners' Assoc- iation was formed. I think you will find it useful and hope that as neighbors move in you will call it to their attention. Copies can be obtained from our Membership Chairman (Dot McGonigan) . To Peg O'Brien, who prepared the summary, we owe a vote of thanks. On August 8 , 1973 at 8 PM, a public hearing will be held at the Winter Springs Town Hall (One North Fairfax) on Mr. Goodman' s (the developer) proposal for a 68 ' high condominium in our community (now referred to as Winter Springs Country Club) . This proposal exceeds the current 35' height limit, presents problems in fire protection and is inconsistent with the nature of the community. While the Association will speak against this proposal based on a motion at the June meeting, your completing the tear slip below will provide us with the necessary support. By non-return, I must assume you favor the proposal. In addition, I urge you to att&73—this very important public hearing. Plans are moving ahead for our next two meetings. Please mark your calendar now and plan to attend. To the extent possible, we will try to have speakers or persons present that can answer our questions. There are some vexing problems, however, that defy simple or tactful solution at meetings and these include speeding, loose dogs, and dumping trash (grass bags, etc. ) . The only solution is to report violators. Finally, keeping informed of changes around us and problems is at best a difficult task. Please pass information to your officers, so that we can take appropriate action. We would especially appreciate possible solutions. Rolfe Arnhym Our next Homeowners' Association meeting is planned for Friday, September 7, 1973. It should be of special interest to all residents with children of school age. We shall have a representative from Lawton, Jackson Heights, Oviedo High, and from the school board. More specific information on time and place will be in our next newsletter. There will be a Teen Club meeting on August 1, Wednesday at 12 Noon at the Arnhym' s house, 1097 Dyson Drive . All new teens are welcome! Bring your swimsuit to swim after the meeting. 2 MIDDLE SCHOOL SPLASH PARTY - Monday, July 30 , 7-9 PM at Land of Lakes Country Club pool in Casselberry - 50C per person. Lifeguards and chaperones provided. You must provide your own transportation, so bring your friends. A note of thanks to Barry & Lori Martino and to the Williams' children for delivering our last issue of the newsletter. Date TO: Rolfe Arnhym 1097 Dyson Dr. I (we) am (are) opposed to Mr. Goodman' s proposed 68 ' (six story) highrise condominium in Winter Springs "Country Club" . Name Address ********************** THE PINE NEEDLES ****kvr*41AHHHHHHHHHHH4s4 WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION MEETING: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1972 PLACE : FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK 320 WEST SEMORAN BLVD. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS TIME : 8 :P.M. GUEST SPEAKER: MR. ROQERT W. HUGHES, PRINCIPAL T. W. LAWTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TOPICS : A number of subjects will be discussed.-- Vital to all: Informative) Hopefully Entertaining: WELCOME: ALL NEWCOMERS TO WINTER SPRINGS. Please come and get acquainted with your neighbors, and participate in our young, but rapidly growing, WINTER SPRINGS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. DUES : YEARLY- $5.00 - Payable to your street captain or directly to our Treasurer - Dot MoGonigal. NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS: PRESIDENT : BILL BASKA 1087 DYSON DRIVE Tel. 678-1365 VICE-PRESIDENT: DICK PAINTER 1125 Black Acre Tr, Tel, 671-3788 TREASURER : DOT McGONIGAL 1097 Black Acre Tr. 671-0777 RECORDING SECY: DIANE WEINER 1104 Black Acre Tr. Tel. 671-1307 CORRESPONDING SECY: MADELEINE FAUBERT 1080 Dyson Dr. Tel. 6716143 MANY THANKS: TO OUR PAST OFFICERS FOR A JOB WELL DONEE : PRESIDENT - FRED STEIN VICE PRESIDENT - VIC HERRING TREASURER - JACK GRIFFITHS COORDINATING SECRETARY - PAT LOMBARDI RECORDING SECRETARY - DIANE WEINER LEGAL SECRETARY - JOANNE PIERCY GARDEN CLUB: BUSINESS MEETING - HOME OF MARTHA LUPO 1083 DYSON DR TEL.671-0796 MONDAY, loam FOLLOWED BY TOUR OF FED. BLDG. OF GARDEN CLUBS AND LIBRARY JUNE5, 1972 BRING PICNIC LUNCH - MEAD GARDENS - DIRECTIONS GIVEN AT MEETING WOMEN'S CLUB : ANTHONY'S VILLA On left side of Rt 17-92 just south of Hiway 436 WED. loam Meeting held during brunch, cost of $1.50 per person. rsvp. JUNE 7,1972 before Sunday, June 4, 1972. Call Pat Lombardy 671-7808. NOMINATION OF OFFICERS VERY IMPORTANT MEETING. If you do not wish to have brunch, come anyway and let Pat know. INVITATION : Extended to all Ladies of Winter Springs to join our WOMEN'S CLUB AND GARDEN CLUB. For any information regarding: WOMEN'S CLUB : PAT LOMBARDY 671-7808 . GARDEN CLUB; MARTHA LUPO 671- 0796 --- MADELEINE FAUBERT 671-6143 WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT HOMEOWNERS ' ASSOCIATION Pres. - Rolfe Arnhym Cor. Sec. - Joan Cestaro Vice Pres. - Peg O'Brien Treasurer - Steve Martino Rec. Sec. - Diane Wiener Parks & Rec. - Hob Williams Membership - Dot McGonigal Roads & Safety - Al Wilson Zoning - Sharon Patrick Education - John Hurst In the paragraphs that follow is a summary of significant events and matters of concern to each homeowner. This summary is being dis- tributed to all current residents, since past experience at meetings suggests that we tend to expend a good portion of our time covering old ground. I would urge that you retain this summary along with sub- sequent copies of the newsletter so that you can stay current. Tell your new neighbors to contact the Membership Chairman for a copy of this summary. This summary is intended primarily for our new residents to whom I extend a welcome in behalf of the community. As a new and isolated development in Seminole County and in the City of Winter Springs (ex- cept Section I) , we have unique individual and collective problems which can and are being solved by the Homeowners ' Association. Your membership is essential if we are to have a meaningful voice in influ- encing development, taxes, public services and facilities , and our environment. Rolfe Arnhym The Winter Springs Homeowners ' Association began on Oct. 14 , 1971 . Its purpose was to strive for, defend and uphold the highest degree of residential zoning within the area designated as WINTER SPRINGS DEVEL- OPMENT, Seminole County, Florida and to seek such alterations or amend- ments thereto which shall be in the interests of and for the general welfare of the homeowners of WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT. The Association was also to propose and/or advocate any and all improvements or designs which shall be for the general improvement of WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT and the welfare of its homeowners and to promote and foster a neigh- borly and community interest among the homeowners of WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT. Membership was to include each principal resident home- owner and adult members of his family residing in the same household. Voting shall be limited to two (2) adult paid-up members of each house- hold. In cases where there is but one (1) adult member of a household, that member shall be entitled to two (2) votes. The many problems that were discussed at that meeting and subsequent meetings - what action was taken - and a final analysis is presented here in an effort to bring the new homeowner and our present homeowners up to date. 2 FIRE PROTECTION A. For Unit I, which is south of and including Dyson Drive , is protected by the County. It includes a 15 member volunteer unit. Fire equipment is rated as "good" and is located in the Seminole-Goldenrod fire district. They will not respond to a fire call unless dues of $10 a year are paid. It is considered a well-run 24 hour department. The County is planning a sub-station for the Red Bug Rd. area. The number to call for Unit I is 671-6869. B. For homes within the City limits, these residents will call 831-2123. This is a central dispatch number serving Winter Springs for Police-Sheriff and fire protection. The fire department is a volunteer unit of 13 men and a fire chief. Each volunteer receives 200 hours of training. At present, the fire-fighting equipment consists of two pumper ladder trucks and two tank wagons with pumps. This equip- ment is based in Winter Springs and takes approximately 11 minutes to reach the Dyson Dr. entrance. The Mayor' s request for additional equip- ment was just denied by the city council. By the end of 1974, Winter Springs expects to have a paid fire department of one chief and four firemen. Fire hydrant pressure is checked at least once a week. At the Feb. 15 , 1973 meeting, Mayor Brown stated that a study was being done on the four cities, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Longwood, and Winter Springs . After state approval, they will seek Federal or State funds to combine the fire and police departments under one phone number. The four cities now have an agreement for mutual fire and police aid when necessary. Mayor Brown stated a fire sub-station is to be located in the Tuskawilla area on two acres of land offered by Mr. Goodman, the developer. POLICE PROTECTION A. Unit I is served by the Sheriff' s Department. They are to call 322-5115 for assistance. B. Families within the city limits have one number to call for emergencies - 831-2123 . This is a unified number for police protection. At present, the Winter Springs Police Dept. consists of one chief, five patrolmen, two clerks and dispatch people, three police cadets, subsidized by the State. Equipment - two patrol cars and a third to be delivered. There is 24 hour protection with at least one man on at every shift and overlap protection during critical hours. By 1974, additional support personnel will be added - three patrolmen and one patrol car. A sub-station is planned for the Tuskawilla area of the City. PET CONTROL The problem of dogs running free, upsetting trash and causing property damage has been a complaint of homeowners since 1971. The City has an ordinance that states all dogs must be on a leash or under voice command at all times. If you have a neighbor who will not comply upon request, call the Animal Control Center at 322-7000 or the Police Dept. for assistance. • 3 WATER The water supplied to Units 1, 2 & 3 is franchised through the Southern Utilities Co. of Miami. The new water supply, located within the subdivision, will have a capacity of one and one-half million gallons per day and serve all future units within the development. Because of complaints on the quality and supply of water, the Association spoke to Mr. Herring of the Health Dept. They reported the water was of "good Value" and chlorinated within the limits of the County' s requirements. The water has some iron content in it and has been tested to 14 grains hardness. This fluctuates with the sulphur content. They also acknowledge that the water pressure drops during peak periods, but felt that this problem was not unique to Winter Springs. MAIL The City of Winter Springs is serviced by the Casselberry Post Office. The Winter Springs development is serviced by the Maitland Post Office which is a Class "A" post office. This gives us a city route rather than a rural one, which means an earlier mail delivery. Until such time as the area' s growth demands the need of our own sub-station, we must continue to use the Maitland zipcode. Mayor Brown feels we will have a satellite post office, equal to Casselberry' s or Altamonte Springs within a year. A site has been set aside along Route 434. NAME CHANGE At the Nov. 12, 1971 meeting, the Homeowners' Association agreed to send a letter to Mayor Brown and to Mr. Goodman stating our objections to the City of No. Orlando changing its name to Winter Springs. This loss of identity has caused considerable confusion and inconveniences not only for the homeowners, but also for the merchants and delivery people attempting to service us . When Mr. Goodman changed his advertising to Winter Springs Country Club, we felt it necessary to express our views on the name change. At the June 1, 1973 meeting, a suggestion was made to submit to Mr. Goodman a choice of three names agreed upon by those present. The name of Winter Springs Country Estates was preferred and seconded. To date, we have not been informed of Mr. Goodman' s direction on this matter. Current advertising reflects the name Winter Springs Country Club. ROADS, STREET SIGNS, & DRAINAGE DITCHES Since October 1971, your Homeowners' Association has been instru- mental in bringing about these changes for the betterment of our com- munity: By having the Traffic Dept. of Seminole County install a flashing warning signal at the dangerous intersection of Red Bug Rd. and Tusks- wills Rd. 4 The placing of a load limit sign on Dyson Dr. which prevents any six axle truck from using Dyson as a construction entrance. The reduction of speed to 45 miles per hour along Tuskawilla. Receiving the cooperation of the developers of Appaloosa Village to change their North exit out of the village to a cul-de-sac until the County paves South Citrus Road, thereby reducing traffic through the Dyson Dr. and Howell Creek areas. Contacting the Sheriff ' s Dept. to have our area patrolled during the commuting hours to reduce speeding. Mr. Goodman will maintain the streets in good order for a two- year period. After that, the roads revert to the City or County. Street signs were installed on all street corners by Mr. Goodman. Due to vandalism, many of these signs are missing. Drainage Ditches Flooding of the open drainage ditches and poor runoff of water has caused the breeding of mosquitos and other contamination problems. The swale-type ditches were approved at the time the roads were put in. Since that time, the subcontractors , while building, ruined the swale grading and destroyed the drainage pitch. In Unit I, the property owners resolved the drainage problems themselves where they could. In Unit II, the developer has agreed to clean out the culverts, if help is needed to grade or fill a drainage ditch. TAXES Homes in the County are taxed $21 per thousand. The City tax rate is 23 mills or $23 per thousand. Mayor Brown anticipates an ad valorem tax of approximately 4 mills next year for the City to pay for additional services and facilities. The City also derives its income through an 8% utility tax, occupational licenses, etc. ZONING S GROWTH The Homeowners' Association was influential in seeking the cooper- ation of the developers of Appaloosa Village to relocate their planned commercial area from along Red Bug Rd. to an area within the Village, in order to preserve the "estate-like" appearance of our communities. Also changed were plans of 3.5 units per acre density to 1 unit per acre, plus a 50 ' green belt along all properties backing up to the 2 acre homesites of unit IV in Winter Springs. The Association opposes the Goodman proposal to change the planned unit development to permit construction of 192 family condominium units on 16 acres at a height of 68 feet. Letters opposing this hi-rise construction were sent to Mr. Goodman, the County Commissioner, and the zoning and planning commission. Your Association will attend the Aug. 8, 1973 public hearing on this. 5 ZONING & GROWTH (cont'd) At the Sept. 1972 meeting, it was noted that the City of Winter Springs covered an area Of 12 square miles making it the largest city in Seminole County. The 1970 population census was 1,161 people. It is estimated that by 1982, there will be 70 ,000 people within the city limits. The Winter Springs development plan of 2500 acres will generate 30 ,000 people by its projected completion date of 1982. SCHOOLS The passing of the 4 mills school tax, for a two-year period, has provided enough funds to relieve the "present" overcrowded conditions. The building of new schools, adding rooms onto existing schools, and air conditioning classrooms in older buildings, has already begun. Three school sites have been purchased by the County for this area. An elementary school is planned along 434 near Sheaoh. The middle school is planned along Tuskawilla Road and will be ready in a year. The high school will be on Dike and Tuskawilla and will be ready in two years. No school district lines have been drawn as yet. Red Bug Elementary handles the overflow from the double sessions of Longwood, Goldenrod, and Casselberry and is not in the Winter Springs school district. W. T. Lawton Elementary takes in the largest district in overall square miles in the County. It has the third highest pupil/teacher ratio in the State, 30 students per class. To relieve overcrowding, there are tentative plans to convert the lunchroom area to 4 classrooms. Students will use their classrooms during the lunch period. Jackson Heights Middle School - Double sessions will continue for the 1973-1974 school year. Eighth grade students will attend the high school. Capital outlay has come through from the State for the air conditioning of the classrooms. This work will be completed in time for the ' 73-' 74 session. Oviedo High School - Our children will continue to attend this school until the new high school is completed. At present, portable classrooms are added as needed to relieve overcrowding. School Bus Transportation has been a problem since the ' 71-' 72 school year. Overcrowded buses and discipline remain a problem. The Association continues to pursue this matter. DEED RESTRICTIONS Deed restrictions were drawn up by the developer. They are public record and can be read at the County Courthouse. Most homeowners were given a copy of the restrictions when they assumed ownership. Where a violation of the restrictions is evident, each homeowner has the right to file a complaint with the violator within 80 days. If the violation • 6 is of such a nature that it effects the community, a petition can be drawn up and served to the violator by the Sheriff. RECREATION The efforts of the Homeowners' Association, the developer, and the interested organizations of the Winter Springs development, have brought about a community spirit that we feel is growing each year. In April 1972, a request for a recreational area was made to Mr. Goodman and Mr. Nader. Mr. Nader has made two lots available for a baseball field south of the stables for an indefinite period. Sometime before Labor Day, the golf course will be ready to use. There will be parking facilities, electric carts , storage shed, and a temporary pro shop. It is estimated that a swimming pool and four tennis courts will be completed by Sept. 1973 for members and their guests only. Parking for the tennis courts, swimming pool will be a separate area that will be recessed and landscaped. Fifteen acres have been allocated for the Country Club site. Con- struction of the 300 ' clubhouse should be completed by late Spring of 1974. Residents and property owners will have priority for membership on a yearly basis. Family memberships with unlimited golf and all club facilities will be approximately $600 a year. Social memberships, all facilities except golf, will be about $300 a year. The clubhouse will be available for meetings. There will be a main dining room seating 4-500 people and two separate rooms for private parties of 25-50 people. Special Activity Groups Women' s Club Tennis Girl Scouts Garden Club Bridge Arts & Crafts We are attempting to form a Boy Scout troop. INCORPORATION At the Oct. 1971 meeting, the Homeowners' Association discussed the need to incorporate the Association. As the community grows and we step up our participation in City and County affairs, the need to incorporate takes on greater importance to avoid any repercussions against individual homeowners for problems within the community. The cost of incorporation cannot be borne on the united funds currently available. 7 ELECTED OFFICIALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY & WINTER SPRINGS The Seminole County League of Women Voters has compiled a directory of elected officials serving Seminole County. The digest lists all elected officials and the date their term expires in each of the mun- icipalities, in the County, State, and on the national level. Inform- ation on voter registration and the dates of 1974 elections are also given. It is available to newcomers through the offices of the Super- visor of Elections and the Chamber of Commerce. In December 1973, the City of Winter Springs will have two council seats and the Mayor' s office available for elections. ANNEXATION To be or not to be, has been the question for Unit I since 1971. In an attempt to finalize this question, your Homeowners ' Association asked Mayor Brown, the City Attorney, and County Commissioner, Mike Hattaway, to discuss what incorporation into the City will accomplish for Unit I. The main reason to annex would be to receive services over and above what the county provides. Winter Springs currently provides a police patrol for the annexed sections and enjoys a better reaction time to emergencies. Since the County provides adequate services, the general feeling in Unit I is to remain status quo until such time when it becomes advantageous or necessary to make a change. As long as this course of action is followed, membership in the Homeowners' Association is essential since Section I is a very small part of the County whole. Membership by the rest of the community is equally vital, if there is to be credibility in our dealings with the City of Winter Springs. y WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION Pres. - Rolfe Arnhym Vice Pres. - Peg O'Brien Cor. Sec. - Joan Cestaro Rec. Sec. - Diane Wiener Treasurer - Steve Martino At the March meeting , a new slate of officers was elected and effective April 1st assumed their duties. I believe we owe the out- going officers, and Bill Baska, in particular, our thanks for a job well done and appreciation for giving of their time in our behalf. As a result of a review of the current problems facing us and anticipated growth of the community, we have concluded that committees must be established to keep abreast of and make appropriate recom- mendations on zoning (land changes around the community) , recreation and parks (the country club, public parks, etc. ) , roads and safety (road improvement, speeding , fire and police protection) , and, fin- ally, education (school requirements, zones, etc. ) . Outstanding people have taken on these tasks. Some initial reports are below. Please give them your support. As a small community, we have a small voice. We can and will be heard, however. Our next meeting on June 1st is a case in point. Mr. Charles True (representing the developer) will be present to discuss community development through 1974, the country club and the golf course. He will be followed by Mayor Brown (Winter Springs) and Mr. Hattaway (Seminole County Commissioner) who will discuss services and facilities for our community and the pros and cons of annexation of Section I. Your attendance will not only demonstrate our interest and concern, but will be most beneficial for each of you. I hope you will plan on coming and bring your neighbor. Rolfe Arnhym IMPORTANT: The June 1st meeting mentioned above will be held at the First Federal Savings and Loan Bank, 320 W. Semoran Blvd. , Altamonte Springs , at 8 :00 PM. Any resident of the Winter Springs Development not yet a member of the Homeowners ' Association may join at this time by paying the $5 annual dues. We feel certain this will be a very productive meeting, so please try to attend. COMMITTEE REPORTS MEMBERSHIP - Dot McGonigal It is a constant effort to keep our directory up-to-date , and we need your help. Please report to Dot at 671-0777 any of your neighbors who are moving out or moving in. You would be doing a great service for your association. Thank you. 2 RECREATION & PARKS - Bob Williams At the June 1st meeting, Mr. True will be prepared to answer any and all of your questions relating to the opening dates and the estimated charge for membership in the country club facilities. ZONING - Sharon Patrick 1100 more families in 300 acres? A request for zoning change has been made to change 301 acres of land directly south of unit 3 and extending to Red Bug Road to Planned Unit Development zoning. The development would add over 1100 families to the 3600 which are to reside in Winter Springs Development. I feel that this large influx of people cannot be handled by the roads , schools , or other services available at this time. ROADS & SAFETY - Al Wilson You have probably noted that 15 ton limit signs have been posted for our community. If any resident should see this regulation violated, he should report it to Sheriff Polk' s department or to the Winter Springs Police. Perhaps if we keep on top of this thing, we can do away with these speeding , overweight vehicles in our community. With your help, our association can and will continue to get results . BOWLING ENTHUSIASTS - Our association is forming its first bowling league to begin this fall at Fair Lanes (Indian Hills - 436 and Wilshire Rd. ) . We plan to meet on Friday nights at 9 PM and the cost per individual would be $2. 15 per night plus prize money. We must have 5 bowlers on each team, so you may sign up as a team or as an individual. If you wish to join us , please call Dot McGonigal at 671-0777 or Diane Wiener at 671-1307. BOY SCOUTS - All parents and boys (age 11 through 18) interested in organizing a scout troop, please come to John Kerr' s home at 1118 Dove Lane on Tuesday, May 29th at 7 :30 PM. WOMEN' S CLUB NOTICES June Luncheon & Meeting - We will be going to the Purple Porpoise on Thursday, June 7th at 1 PM. Luncheon will be held in the Davey Jones Locker Room and your choice of menu will be shrimp - $3 , beef kabobs - $3 , or chopped sirloin - $2 .50. Please have your menu choice and your money to June Arnhym, 671-7595 , by June 3rd. All newcomers are invited and club membership is open to all residents of Winter Springs. Following the luncheon, a program on interior design will be presented by Sarah Jacobson of "Interiors by Sarja" , and her designer, Leroy Howard, whose specialty is draperies and window treatments. 3 •Field Day and Wiener Roast - Middle school children are having a field day and wiener roast on June 11th from 7-9 PM at the Winter Springs Stable. Watch for ticket sales (504) and plan to come. Adult Street Dance - Plans are being made for a street dance in July. Tickets will be on sale at Homeowners ' meeting. See you there: GARDEN CLUB NEWS NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS FOR 1973-1974: President Mary Kossick 1st Vice President Kathy Ahl 2nd Vice Pres. & Program Chairman Ann Bowers Corresponding Secretary Janet Karnes Recording Secretary Mary Ellen Buehring Treasurer Carol Martino The June meeting of the Garden Club will be held at 1 PM, Tuesday, June 12th at the home of Mary Kossick, 1112 Oscelot Trail. There will be a terrarium demonstration, and members will be notified by the telephone committee of materials needed. Anyone interested in joining us , please call Janet Karnes at 671-1337. The Garden Club would like to thank all the homeowners who contrib- uted to our Entrance Fund Drive. We only collected $231, but even that was a big help. We have a special thanks to Mr. Hirshfeld. Through his efforts, we received an additional check for $150 from Mr. Goodman and three loads of soil needed to fill in behind the retaining wall . The fund still needs money for plants , fertilizer and maintenance, so if we missed you or caught you short of cash, would you send your donation of $5 to the Winter Springs Entrance Fund to Peg O'Brien at 1047 Elk Court South. Thanks. 5/26/73 jc iWINTER SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION ELECTION OF OFFICERS : DATE : MARCH 23, 1973 TIME : 8 PM PLACE: FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN BANK 320 W. Semoran Blvd. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS NOMINATIONS : PRESIDENT: HARRY ANDERSON,attorney, 1114 Black Acre Ct. North. Wife, Margaret, sons, Tony (4 ) , and Kemp ( 9) . Harry is a graduate of Duke Undergraduate School and the Univ. of Florida School of Law, He is presently a partner in the law firm of Hoffman, Hendry, Parker, Smith and Anderson. ROLFE G. ARNHYM, Col. U.S. Army. 1097 Dyson Drive . Wife June, two daughters, 17 and 15. Rolfe is a graduate of U.S. Military Academy Command and General Staff College. President of Civic Association in Fairfax, Virginia for two years. Chairman, Orlando Chamber of Commerce Bicentenial Committee. Graduate Student, F.T.U. VICE- MARGARET O'BRIEN, 1047 Elk Ct. South. Working with her PRESIDENT : late Husband, Pegs experience is in the Sales Promotion and Advertising field. She moved to Florida with two of her three sons. The oldest is married and also an adver- tising student. Peg attended both the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art, and the Franklin School of Pro- fessional Art in N.Y.C. TREASURER : STEVE MARTINO, 1048 Elk Court South. Wife Carol, three children, Bonnie, Barry, Lori. Steve is self-employed Electrical Contractor, and has been in business 16 yrs. RECORDING DIANE WIENER, 1104 Black Acre Court South. Diane has been SECRETARY: our Recording Secretary for the past two years. She is Administrative Assistant at Jones College in Altamonte Springs. CORRESPONDING JOAN CESTARO, 1075 Dyson Drive. Joan is the wife of SECRETARY: Dr. George Cestaro, and the mother of two children. She graduated from the St. Univ. of N. York, Farmingdale, and was a secretary in a television advertising firm in New York City for several years. She was also the past secretary of the Woman' s Club of Winter Springs Estates. I. The term of office shall be for one year. • II. New officers shall assume duties April 1st. III. Voting shall be limited to two adult paid-up members of each household. J/j In cases where there is but one adult member of a household, that member shall be entitled to two votes. IV. Absentee ballots may be obtained at the home of our President Bill Baska, 1087 Dyson Drive. V. Dues *5,00 may be sent to Dot McGonigal, 1097 Black Acre Trail, Maitland, OR: Dues may be paid prior to election March 23. tM Air '11719? SPRINGS D EVELOT'm 'TTT 4S HOM70'"77RS AS COCT TTON 7Nws 'T-"CT „ ?TING: Thursd^y, February 15, 1973 P?1C,: First Federal Savings and Loan Bank 32" 'Test Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs, Fla. TT T: 8:00 PM G'T?ST a""A'"'9: Mayor Granville Brown, Mayor of the City of ':'inter Springs. Mr. Harry Anderson, Attorney and member of thn "Tinter Springs Development Homeowners Association, will give an informal present- ation on d'•ed restrictions, `.'e shall also discuss the forthcoming landscaping of the Dyson Drive entr-nce. Margaret O'Brien, Mrs. Eleanor ring, and Mrs. Janet Karnes comprised a committee that came un with n plan that was illustrated and presented at our last Garden Club meeting, Mrs. O'Brien will present this elan for review by the homeowners at the Feb. 15th meeting. HOMEOWNERS DUES (t5 .00) -PAYABLE AT THIS MEETING '"P`T^fn SPRINGS PION^EB GARDEN CLUB "lease jot these dates on your cale-Tdar: 1. Saturday, February 3. 1973 - It is necessary that all sod be removed from the two islands at the Dyson Drive etr°nce. :Anyone needing a small amount of sod for their own use is free to help themselves from 10 AM to 2 PM on this date. 2. Tuesday, Febriary 6,_ 1973 - There will be a Garden Club work session at our Dyson Drive entrance on this date. Please bring shovels, rakes, and pitchforks. 3 . Tuesday, February 13. 1973 - Garden Club meeting at the hom' of Alice O 'Barski, Gator Lane. Topic: Corsage workshop with Mrs. Eva Lange. Details to be outlined by our telenhonn commttn'. ^,veryone invited. For information r-girding the Garden Club, please call Madeleine Faubert, 671-6143. WOMEN' S CLUB OF 7INT71 SPRINGS ESTAT7S Any paid-un member of the Women's Club desiring a cony of the by-laws can obtain a copy from Joan Cestaro, 678-1803. The March 1973-March 1974 dues for the Women's Club (35.00) are due b r March 1, 1973. An organizational meeting for a TEEN CLUB is now being formed. DATE: Thursday, February 1, 1973 TIME: 7: 30 PM PEACE: The Arnhym's 1097 Dyson Drive Tlnction of officers and future plans of the Teen Club will be disc ssed. Unless there is a turnout to show interest, w' will not be able to have a Teen Club. It can only be built wi ' h "Teen Pownr" . The February 1st Election luncheon/meeting is to be held at P?aison et Jardin, 430 So. Wymore Rd. , Altamonte Springs, Cocktails will be at 1 PM, lunch will be at 1:30 PM. For reservations, directinns, and menu, please call Cherie Williams at 678-1590 no later than Wednesday, January 31st. Cost will be 13.90 per person. Y19F.9 A MOTE: A dinner party, Saturday, March 3rd, to install new officers of the Women's Club is planned. All residents of Winter Springs (husbands and wives) are welcome to attend. Further details will be published in our next newsletter. Please keep March 3rd open on your calendar. TO AIL WOMEN'S CLUB MEMBERS ONLY: Candidates for the Women's Club 1973-1974 Board are listed below. Please vote on the ballot below for one choice in each category. 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