Camelot Gardens

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President:

Cindy Brown Vice President: Phyllis Breistol Secretary: Deedee Bilancini Treasurer: Pat Sacco Directors: Charles Sanders Don Van Harken Steve Levy

I believe when you are doingvoted for me, I want to thank everyone who voted period, there was a huge amount of unit owners here in Camelot Gardens who voted inmeeting was filled with so many residents who camtook place over the last year, and to see the outcome of their voteswere also voted in as board members. Pat Sacco has kept up with banks on commercial accounts that have a high yield intDecember 2018 was $7,466.54. has been an asset to the board with his background in law enforcement when working with our security agents. Other BoaBroker owned and operated her own business what an asset when it comes to working with New Buyers and our Management Company. in 2015and became a Board meinformational scroll. Charles Sanders, He has an impressive background in sales, works a fulltime job and still finds time to head up our landscaping here in Camelot Gardens. Don

Van Harken ask him a question in FSS 718 he will know it or find it in minand author of most of our policies. Ann Vedrani. She was once on the board as treasurer, extensive background in accounting. Ann was voted in as Assistant to the Board of Director. Ann will be working on quotes on More improvements coming.

“Anything is possible when we work together”

ALL residents please put in writing if there is something that needs to be done, Maintenance, Archiand forms are on the counter in the clubhouse and on our websitebe done. We also work on a Triage (Priority) basis. Some repairs get done before others. Everything outside tcommon element, that means we all own it and share cost of the repair or improvements. New lighting is being installed on some units around the perimeter of the property. We had quotes of $10,000 and up to replace these lights, Bobby found these lights for $50.00 each. He is now changing some out. Camelot Gardens. Erosion: there are many areas through-out Camelot Gardens that need some building up, again Triage (Priority) these problems did not happen overnight and might take a little longer then othersnow. We are limited on help and time. Everything gets looked at when a work order comeand some are going to be replaced, repaired and painted. We are working off a list. Power washing the carports, sidewalks will start again sometime in March. When asked to move your car please do so, you will Remember you share under cover parking with anLOOKING INTO: We are getting quotes on lighting on the island near the lift station, that area is dark while driving around that corner. We are also looking into landscape lighting up frontflag behind the bench. When Bob Wodarczyk returns to Camelot Gardens Legion, date pending. Join a committee, become a volunteer Camelot Gardens is a hidden jewel help keep Camelot beautiful

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President’s Comments:

I believe when you are doing the right things people notice. I want to thank everyone who voted for me, I want to thank everyone who voted period, there was a huge amount of unit owners here in Camelot Gardens who voted in the February 16, 2019 election. meeting was filled with so many residents who came to hear about the accomplishments that took place over the last year, and to see the outcome of their votes. were also voted in as board members. Pat Sacco has kept up with banks on commercial accounts that have a high yield interest rate. Reserve interest from March 2018 thru December 2018 was $7,466.54. It’s a pleasure to continue working with has been an asset to the board with his background in law enforcement when working with our security agents. Other Board Members Phyllis Breistol over 40 years as a Real Estate Broker owned and operated her own business what an asset when it comes to working with New Buyers and our Management Company. Deedee Bilancini moved to Camelot Gardens

ecame a Board member in 2016. Deedee is the editor of our beautiful very informational scroll. Charles Sanders, He has an impressive background in sales, works a fulltime job and still finds time to head up our landscaping here in Camelot Gardens. Don

a question in FSS 718 he will know it or find it in minutes. Don was the editor of the scroll for years . Ann Vedrani. She was once on the board as treasurer, extensive background in

tant to the Board of Director. Ann will be working on quotes on

“Anything is possible when we work together”

ALL residents please put in writing if there is something that needs to be done, Maintenance, Archiand forms are on the counter in the clubhouse and on our website. We have a budget in place for jobs in 2019 that need to

e also work on a Triage (Priority) basis. Some repairs get done before others. Everything outside tthat means we all own it and share cost of the repair or improvements. New lighting is being installed

around the perimeter of the property. We had quotes of $10,000 and up to replace these lights, Bobby found se lights for $50.00 each. He is now changing some out. Cost $1,000. We are always looking to save money for

out Camelot Gardens that need some building up, again Triage (Priority) these not happen overnight and might take a little longer then others. We are working on a few locations right

now. We are limited on help and time. Everything gets looked at when a work order comes in. Fence gates are being built aced, repaired and painted. We are working off a list. Power washing the carports, sidewalks

hen asked to move your car please do so, you will be notified the day before. emember you share under cover parking with another unit owner so Please comply.

e are getting quotes on lighting on the island near the lift station, that area is dark while driving e are also looking into landscape lighting up front. We are also working on the

flag behind the bench. When Bob Wodarczyk returns to Camelot Gardens there will be a flag dedication by the American

Join a committee, become a volunteer Camelot Gardens is a hidden jewel help keep Camelot beautiful

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I want to thank everyone who voted for me, I want to thank everyone who voted period, there was a huge amount of unit

the February 16, 2019 election. Our annual e to hear about the accomplishments that

. Pat Sacco and Steve levy were also voted in as board members. Pat Sacco has kept up with banks on commercial

eserve interest from March 2018 thru t’s a pleasure to continue working with him. Steve Levy

has been an asset to the board with his background in law enforcement when working with rd Members Phyllis Breistol over 40 years as a Real Estate

Broker owned and operated her own business what an asset when it comes to working with Deedee Bilancini moved to Camelot Gardens

mber in 2016. Deedee is the editor of our beautiful very informational scroll. Charles Sanders, He has an impressive background in sales, works a fulltime job and still finds time to head up our landscaping here in Camelot Gardens. Don

Don was the editor of the scroll for years . Ann Vedrani. She was once on the board as treasurer, extensive background in

tant to the Board of Director. Ann will be working on quotes on potential projects

ALL residents please put in writing if there is something that needs to be done, Maintenance, Architectural. Work orders e have a budget in place for jobs in 2019 that need to

e also work on a Triage (Priority) basis. Some repairs get done before others. Everything outside the fence is that means we all own it and share cost of the repair or improvements. New lighting is being installed

around the perimeter of the property. We had quotes of $10,000 and up to replace these lights, Bobby found ost $1,000. We are always looking to save money for

out Camelot Gardens that need some building up, again Triage (Priority) these e are working on a few locations right

Fence gates are being built aced, repaired and painted. We are working off a list. Power washing the carports, sidewalks

be notified the day before.

e are getting quotes on lighting on the island near the lift station, that area is dark while driving e are also working on the plans to erect the

here will be a flag dedication by the American

Join a committee, become a volunteer Camelot Gardens is a hidden jewel help keep Camelot beautiful

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SECURITY Ultimate Security keeps our community safe. Guests and owners will be stopped at the entrance if

arriving after 10:30 pm. Security Phone number is (772) 307- 3920.

Please call this number to notify of guests arriving between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. Unauthorized vehicles will be towed.

Fire hazards:

Below are some tips from the FDNY’s tips on fire safety found on their website: ▪ o Replace or repair damaged or loose electrical cords. o Avoid running extension cords across doorways or under carpets. o In homes with small children, make sure your home has tamper-resistant (TR) receptacles. o Consider having additional circuits or outlets added by a qualified electrician so you do not

have to use extension cords. o Follow the manufacturer's instructions for plugging an appliance into a receptacle outlet.

Plug only one high-wattage appliance into each receptacle outlet at a time. o Avoid overloading outlets or power strips. If outlets or switches feel warm, frequent

problems with blowing fuses or tripping circuits, or flickering or dimming lights, call a qualified electrician.

o Place lamps on level surfaces, away from things that can burn and use bulbs that match the lamp's recommended wattage.

o Make sure your home has ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) in the kitchen bathroom(s), laundry, basement, and outdoor areas.

o Air conditioners, heaters or any other appliances should NOT be plugged into an extension cord. Always plug these items directly into the wall.

Scheduled Clubhouse Activities Men’s Card Night ~ Every Tuesday evening at the clubhouse, 7 – 10 pm. Residents are invited to play five/ten cent poker. If you are a novice or a seasoned player, come over and join in the fun. Women’s Crafts ~ Wednesday 9:30 am – 11:30 am in the clubhouse. Residents are invited to get together for sewing, knitting, crocheting and a lot of other crafts. This is a good way to spend a pleasant morning, share crafts with each other or learn a new craft.

Happening in Port Saint Lucie County!

St. Lucie Aquarium

Smithsonian Marine Ecosystems Exhibit, Seaway Drive, Fort Pierce, FL Free admission to the St. Lucie County Marine Center on the 1st Tuesday of every month. For information, call (772) 462-FISH (3474). www.sms.si.edu/SMEE/ Sandy Shoes Seafood & Brew SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 2019 10 am to 8 pm Sandy Shoes Seafood & Brew is a FREE Community Event organized by Main Street Fort Pierce. The Seafood Festival is one of the most unique and exciting events in St. Lucie County and draws over 10,000 in attendance annually showcasing local artists, performers and best seafood on the Treasure Coast. 15th Earth Day Festival April 13, 2019 @ 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Oxbow Eco-Center 5400 NE St James Dr, Port St. Lucie, FL 34983

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Architecture - Liaison: Chuck Sanders (772) 631-7910 Chairperson: Walter Burke (978) 771-2156

Forms are available on the website www.camelotpsl.com or in the clubhouse.

There will be a meeting before April 1, 2019 of the committee members.

Clubhouse & Recreation - Liaison: Cindy Brown (772) 370-9431 Chairperson: Deedee Bilancini (850) 206-0446

There will be a meeting before April 1, 2019 of the committee members.

Landscape - Liaison: Chuck Sanders (772) 631-7910 Email: cghoalandscape@gmail.com Chairperson: Walter Burke (978) 771-2156

There will be a meeting before April 1, 2019 of the committee members.

Rules & Regulations -

Liaison: Phyllis Breistol (772) 370-9433 Chairperson: Clare Brown (772) 398-0366

There will be a meeting before April 1, 2019 of the committee members.

Library - Liaison: Don VanHarken (772) 233-5218 Co-Chairs: Anita Teague &

Dale Jenkins (772) 284-8803

There will be a meeting before April 1, 2019 of the committee members.

Security - Liaison: Steve Levy (772) 828-0662 Chairperson: Bill Breistol (772) 370-9435

There will be a meeting before April 1, 2019 of the committee members.

Social / Social Activities Liaison: Phyllis Breistol (772) 370-9433 Secretary: Marge Nolan (772) 337-0056

There will be a meeting before April 1, 2019 of the committee members.

The Scroll - Liaison: Deedee Bilancini (850) 206-0446 Editor: Deedee Bilancini (850) 206-0446 The SCROLL is published four times a year - on or about February 28, May 30, August 30 and November 30. The Scroll will be delivered either digitally via email or U.S. Mail. Notices to Camelot Gardens owners will be sent via email as well as mailed. Please feel free to submit an article to be included in “The Scroll”.

Deedee Bilancini

Non-Resident ~ Board Committees Budget Liaison: Pat Sacco (772) 335-1910 Chairperson: Pat Richard Sacco 2019 Budget was approved. Pat Sacco

Maintenance Contact: Pat Sacco (772) 335-1910 Alexis Barron (772) 334-8900 Sales & Rentals Contact: Phyllis Breistol (772) 370-9433 Cindy Brown (772) 370-9431 Compliance Contact: Cindy Brown (772) 370-9431 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I went out drinking on St Patrick’s Day, so I

took a bus home...That may not be a big deal to you, but I've never driven a bus before.

COMMITTEE REPORTS

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COMMITTEE REPORTS (continued from Page 3)

Drain Maintenance To keep your drains running freely do not dump food or grease down the drain, those items belong in the trash. To clean your drains sprinkle about 1⁄2 cup of baking soda down the drain and let it sit for a few minutes. Then pour 1 cup of white vinegar down the drain and cover the drain to keep the reaction below the drain surface. Let it sit for 5‐10 minutes and then flush with a pot of boiling water. Do this regularly to keep your drains running freely without the chemicals from drain cleaners.

In 1918 the first airmail stamp was introduced, in 1963 the Zip Code was introduced and 1983 the 4 digits were added

to it.

In 1973, the first “Love” stamp was introduced for Valentine’s Day and other special occasions

Happy Easter Everyone

Lemon Juice with Himalayan Salt Can Stop

Your Migraine in Minutes

It is extremely simple, as you will only need:

¼ teaspoons of Himalayan Pink Salt or Celtic Sea Salt

2 tablespoons of lemon juice

A glass of water (about 8oz or 250ml)

1 teaspoon of raw honey (optional)

Instructions: Add the lemon juice and the salt in the water, and stir well to dissolve them. You can sweeten with honey. Drink the remedy immediately, and follow with another glass of pure drinking water. You should drink a glass of water every 10 minutes in the following half an hour, and your migraine will be gone!

Dryer Sheets Even after they’ve been used, dryer sheets can work magic around your house!

Buff water spots from mirrors, bathroom/kitchen fixtures and shower doors

Remove the ring inside the toilet Wipe baseboards clean

Cupcakes are Muffins that Believed in Miracles

Camelot Gardens

Thieves and Your Car Fobs The Relay Attack is a device about the size of a smartphone that is used to capture a signal from a nearby key fob allowing for illegal entry and operation later. National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) tested one on 35 vehicles and opened 19. Of those,and driven away. So for vehicle safety, use your fob when close to your vehicle and when parking at home.

Spring Cleaning

KEEP IT Tax Return: keep for 7 years Investment statements for taxable accounts: once you receive yearly summary, shred monthly and/or

quarterly statements Bank statements: keep for years when supporting tax returns, if not, shred after balancing account Credit card statements: keep when major purchase included in

contribution is on statement. All others may be shredded once verified. ATM receipts: shred once verified against bank statement Cancelled checks: unless needed for tax return or other purpose, shred after 1 ye Medical bills: keep at least 1 year unless supports a tax deduction then save with tax documents Retirement plan contributions: keep records of contributions to non

accounts indefinitely Insurance policies, wills, birth certificates, citizenship papers, and other legal documents: keep forever in a

secure place (safety deposit box at bank or a fireproof box at home) These guidelines are provided for information purposes only. It is recoinsurance company, brokerage firm, government agency, lenders or creditors to find out if you should keep your records longer based on your individual situation.

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Thieves and Your Car Fobs

The Relay Attack is a device about the size of a smart phone that is used to capture a signal from a nearby key fob allowing for illegal entry and operation later. National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) tested one on 35 vehicles and opened 19. Of those, 18 were started and driven away.

So for vehicle safety, use your fob when close to your vehicle and when parking at home.

Spring Cleaning – Document Dilemma KEEP IT --- OR ---SHRED IT?

axable accounts: once you receive yearly summary, shred monthly and/or

Bank statements: keep for years when supporting tax returns, if not, shred after balancing accountCredit card statements: keep when major purchase included in case needed for warranty or when charitable contribution is on statement. All others may be shredded once verified. ATM receipts: shred once verified against bank statement Cancelled checks: unless needed for tax return or other purpose, shred after 1 yearMedical bills: keep at least 1 year unless supports a tax deduction then save with tax documents Retirement plan contributions: keep records of contributions to non-deductible individual retirement

Insurance policies, wills, birth certificates, citizenship papers, and other legal documents: keep forever in a secure place (safety deposit box at bank or a fireproof box at home)

These guidelines are provided for information purposes only. It is recommended that you check with your insurance company, brokerage firm, government agency, lenders or creditors to find out if you should keep your records longer based on your individual situation.

Did you know~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Lemons contain more sugar than strawberries. A cat has 32 muscles in each ear Honey is the only natural food which never spoils. The fortune cookie was invented in San Francisco. The sentence "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" uses every letter in the English alphabet.

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axable accounts: once you receive yearly summary, shred monthly and/or

Bank statements: keep for years when supporting tax returns, if not, shred after balancing account case needed for warranty or when charitable

ar Medical bills: keep at least 1 year unless supports a tax deduction then save with tax documents

deductible individual retirement

Insurance policies, wills, birth certificates, citizenship papers, and other legal documents: keep forever in a

mmended that you check with your insurance company, brokerage firm, government agency, lenders or creditors to find out if you should keep your

know~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lemons contain more sugar than

cat has 32 muscles in each ear.

natural food which

he fortune cookie was invented in San

he sentence "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" uses every letter in the

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Spaghetti Squash Primavera

Ingredients 4 slices raw bacon, chopped 1 Tbsp butter 1 cup sugar snap peas, sliced 1 cup cherry tomatoes 3 Tbsp scallions, chopped 1 tsp lemon zest 2 Tbsp parsley, chopped 2 cups cooked spaghetti squash 1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese salt and pepper to taste

Instructions

Melt the butter in a large saute pan and cook the bacon in it for about 3 minutes.

Add the snow peas and tomatoes and cook for 3 – 5 minutes, or until the tomatoes are starting to pop.

Stir in the scallions, parsley and lemon zest and remove from the heat. Fold in the spaghetti squash and parmesan cheese until well

distributed. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Serve garnished with more parsley and parmesan if desired.

Address Label

Camelot Gardens

2244 SE Blossom Road

Port St. Lucie, FL 34952