Celebrate Wisely July 2019 July Property Manager · 2019-08-07 · To those residents who have...
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July 2019 July July 1-3 – Nashville Sounds vs. Oklahoma City Dodgers July 3 – CONCACAF Gold Cup Semifinals: Nissan Stadium July 3 – Jeff Lynne’s ELO: Bridgestone Arena July 6 – Patton Oswalt: TPAC July 6 – Rascal Flatts: Ascend Amphitheater July 7 – Carly Rae Jepsen: Ryman Auditorium July 8 – Asia & Yes: Grand Ole Opry House July 11 – The Earls of Leicester: Ryman Auditorium July 11-14 – Nashville Sounds vs. New Orleans Baby Cakes July 12 – Welcome to Night Vale: TPAC July 12 – Andrew Bird: Ryman Auditorium July 12 – Young the Giant and Fitz & the Tantrums: Ascend Amphitheater July 12-14 – Con of Thrones: Music City Center July 13 – Bassnectar: Municipal Auditorium July 16 – Train & Goo Goo Dolls: Ascend Amphitheater July 17 – Georgia On My Mind: Ryman Auditorium July 18 – Mary J. Blige: Bridgestone Arena July 18 – Dailey & Vincent: Ryman Auditorium July 19 – Michael Bublé: Bridgestone Arena July 19 – Jonny Lang: Ryman Auditorium July 20 – #IMomSoHard: Ryman Auditorium July 19-21 – Nashville Sounds vs. Iowa Cubs July 21 – RuPaul’s Drag Race: TPAC July 22 – Joe Bonamassa: Ryman Auditorium July 23-25 – Nashville Sounds vs. Oklahoma City Dodgers July 24 – Third Eye Blind & Jimmy Eat World: Ascend Amphitheater July 25 – Vince Gill: Ryman Auditorium July 26 – Korn & Alice In Chains: Bridgestone Arena July 26 – One Nation Under a Groove Tour: Municipal Auditorium July 26-28 – Flea Market: The Fairgrounds Nashville July 27 – Music City Brewers Festival: Walk of Fame Park July 28 – Why Don’t We: Ascend Amphitheater July 29 – REO Speedwagon: Ryman Auditorium July 30-31 – Nashville Sounds vs. El Paso Chihuahuas July 31 – Happy Together Tour: Ryman Auditorium All dates subject to change without notice 2011 Richard Jones Road• Nashville, TN 37215 615-297-8281 • fax 615-297-0497 Schatten Properties Management Co., Inc. Staff Deena Beattie Property Manager Crystal Dockery Assistant Manager Alexandria Slaton Leasing Agent Randy Hollis Maintenance Supervisor Jimmy Luffman Maintenance Tech Jacob Silvey Maintenance Tech Michael Huffman Groundskeeper Mike Thomas Courtesy Officer Pest Control Filter Change Wed., July 24 Bldgs. A, B, F, G, H, I, J Fitness and Laundry Code #7075 Our office will be closed on Thursday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. Happy 4th of July to all our residents! Welcome! We would like to extend a warm welcome to all our new residents. If you have any questions about the community or your new home, please call or stop by the office and we’ll be happy to answer them. To those residents who have renewed their lease, thank you. We’re honored to have you as residents. Celebrating Our Independence On July 4,1776, we claimed our independence from England and democracy was born. Every day thousands leave their homeland to come to the “land of the free and the home of the brave” so they can begin their American Dream. The United States is truly a diverse nation made up of dynamic people. It is this diversity that makes our country (and our community) great! This July 4th we celebrate the gifts of America’s birthday – freedom, independence, and diversity – and are reminded to be thankful that we live in such a great nation. We hope all of you will have a safe and happy holiday! Bugged By Bugs? We are happy to provide routine pest control to ensure you are not bugged by bugs. Now that summer is here, it brings out everyone and everything. If by chance some unwanted pests bother you, let us know. We will gladly schedule service to get rid of them for you. Celebrate Wisely As you celebrate our nation’s independence, we would like to remind you that fireworks are not to be set off on the property. Be aware that even sparklers can be dangerous and should be used only with extreme caution and common sense. Leave the fireworks to the professionals and visit a public display in our area. So sit back, relax and have a safe holiday. Fun With Friends July is a fun month to get together with friends, and your guests are always welcome at our community. Remember that you must accompany them whenever they use our facilities. Most importantly, remember you are responsible for the conduct of your guests and responsible for seeing that they too abide by all Community Policies and Procedures. Please help make their stay more enjoyable by informing them of the community policies in advance. Thanks for your cooperation, and we hope you and your guests have a wonderful time! Don’t Lose Your Cool Keeping your cool can be difficult to do when your air conditioner doesn’t work properly. If you find that the air conditioner is not cooling, turn the unit off and contact the office with a service request. Allowing the unit to continue running will cause it to freeze up and will take longer to repair. 4th of July Pet Tips Bombs bursting in air on the Fourth of July may make you feel patriotic, but it may stress out or frighten your pet. Surprisingly, the days after July 4 are some of the busiest days for animal care specialists, and more pets run away during this time than most other times. If you follow these safety tips for July 4, you greatly increase the chance that the holiday will be happy for everyone. • Don’t take dogs to places where there may be fireworks. • If you plan to be away from home on the holiday, keep your pet inside in a quiet, protected room. • If you’re at home with a scared dog, don’t reinforce its behavior by offering sympathy. Instead, divert its attention by practicing an obedience routine or playing a game. • Leave a scared cat alone. Don’t try to force a feline from its hiding place. The cat will come out when it feels safe. Senior Summers Seniors and summers go hand in hand. No matter your age, it’s a great time to take advantage of the great outdoors. • Silver Sneakers is a health and fitness program designed for adults 65+ that’s included with many Medicare plans. • Walk on a trail, light hike, along the beach or around your favorite park. • Include bird watching on your walk for extra interest. • Grab your friends, find a little town nearby and stroll up and down main street or the town square. You can window shop, try on clothes and find a delicious place to eat. • Biking can be fun addition to your routine. Find some easy, non-hilly routes to get started. Check with your local or county parks department for help. • Go fish! Grab your pole and your worms and spend a couple of hours on the shore. It’s relaxing, you’re in the great outdoors and you just might have a great supper.
Transcript of Celebrate Wisely July 2019 July Property Manager · 2019-08-07 · To those residents who have...
July 2019
JulyJuly 1-3 – Nashville Sounds vs. Oklahoma
City DodgersJuly 3 – CONCACAF Gold Cup Semifinals:
Nissan StadiumJuly 3 – Jeff Lynne’s ELO: Bridgestone ArenaJuly 6 – Patton Oswalt: TPACJuly 6 – Rascal Flatts: Ascend AmphitheaterJuly 7 – Carly Rae Jepsen: Ryman AuditoriumJuly 8 – Asia & Yes: Grand Ole Opry HouseJuly 11 – The Earls of Leicester: Ryman
AuditoriumJuly 11-14 – Nashville Sounds vs. New
Orleans Baby CakesJuly 12 – Welcome to Night Vale: TPACJuly 12 – Andrew Bird: Ryman AuditoriumJuly 12 – Young the Giant and Fitz & the
Tantrums: Ascend AmphitheaterJuly 12-14 – Con of Thrones: Music City
CenterJuly 13 – Bassnectar: Municipal AuditoriumJuly 16 – Train & Goo Goo Dolls: Ascend
AmphitheaterJuly 17 – Georgia On My Mind: Ryman
AuditoriumJuly 18 – Mary J. Blige: Bridgestone ArenaJuly 18 – Dailey & Vincent: Ryman
AuditoriumJuly 19 – Michael Bublé: Bridgestone ArenaJuly 19 – Jonny Lang: Ryman AuditoriumJuly 20 – #IMomSoHard: Ryman AuditoriumJuly 19-21 – Nashville Sounds vs. Iowa
CubsJuly 21 – RuPaul’s Drag Race: TPACJuly 22 – Joe Bonamassa: Ryman AuditoriumJuly 23-25 – Nashville Sounds vs.
Oklahoma City DodgersJuly 24 – Third Eye Blind & Jimmy Eat
World: Ascend AmphitheaterJuly 25 – Vince Gill: Ryman AuditoriumJuly 26 – Korn & Alice In Chains: Bridgestone
ArenaJuly 26 – One Nation Under a Groove Tour:
Municipal AuditoriumJuly 26-28 – Flea Market: The Fairgrounds
NashvilleJuly 27 – Music City Brewers Festival: Walk
of Fame ParkJuly 28 – Why Don’t We: Ascend
AmphitheaterJuly 29 – REO Speedwagon: Ryman
AuditoriumJuly 30-31 – Nashville Sounds vs. El Paso
ChihuahuasJuly 31 – Happy Together Tour: Ryman
Auditorium
All dates subject to change without notice
2011 Richard Jones Road• Nashville, TN 37215615-297-8281 • fax 615-297-0497
Schatten Properties Management Co., Inc.
StaffDeena BeattieProperty ManagerCrystal DockeryAssistant ManagerAlexandria SlatonLeasing AgentRandy HollisMaintenance SupervisorJimmy LuffmanMaintenance TechJacob SilveyMaintenance TechMichael HuffmanGroundskeeperMike ThomasCourtesy Officer
Pest ControlFilter ChangeWed., July 24Bldgs. A, B, F, G, H, I, J
Fitness and Laundry Code# 7 0 7 5
Our office will be closed on Thursday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. Happy 4th of July to all our residents!
Welcome!We would like to extend a warm welcome to all our new residents. If you have any questions about the community or your new home, please call or stop by the office and we’ll be happy to answer them. To those residents who have renewed their lease, thank you. We’re honored to have you as residents.
Celebrating Our IndependenceOn July 4,1776, we claimed our independence from England and democracy was born.
Every day thousands leave their homeland to come to the “land of the free and the home of the brave” so they can begin their American Dream. The United States is truly a diverse nation made up of dynamic people. It is this diversity that makes our country (and our community) great!
This July 4th we celebrate the gifts of America’s birthday – freedom, independence, and diversity – and are reminded to be thankful that we live in such a great nation.
We hope all of you will have a safe and happy holiday!
Bugged By Bugs?We are happy to provide routine pest control to ensure you are not bugged by bugs. Now that summer is here, it brings out everyone and everything. If by chance some unwanted pests bother you, let us know. We will gladly schedule service to get rid of them for you.
Celebrate WiselyAs you celebrate our nation’s independence, we would like to remind you that fireworks are not to be set off on the property. Be aware that even sparklers can be dangerous and should be used only with extreme caution and common sense. Leave the fireworks to the professionals and visit a public display in our area. So sit back, relax and have a safe holiday.
Fun With FriendsJuly is a fun month to get together with friends, and your guests are always welcome at our community. Remember that you must accompany them whenever they use our facilities. Most importantly, remember you are responsible for the conduct of your guests and responsible for seeing that they too abide by all Community Policies and Procedures. Please help make their stay more enjoyable by informing them of the community policies in advance. Thanks for your cooperation, and we hope you and your guests have a wonderful time!
Don’t Lose Your CoolKeeping your cool can be difficult to do when your air conditioner doesn’t work properly. If you find that the air conditioner is not cooling, turn the unit off and contact the office with a service request. Allowing the unit to continue running will cause it to freeze up and will take longer to repair.
4th of July Pet TipsBombs bursting in air on the Fourth of July may make you feel patriotic, but it may stress out or frighten your pet. Surprisingly, the days after July 4 are some of the busiest days for animal care specialists, and more pets run away during this time than most other times. If you follow these safety tips for July 4, you greatly increase the chance that the holiday will be happy for everyone.• Don’t take dogs to places where there may be fireworks. • If you plan to be away from home on the holiday, keep your pet inside in a quiet, protected
room. • If you’re at home with a scared dog, don’t reinforce its behavior by offering sympathy.
Instead, divert its attention by practicing an obedience routine or playing a game. • Leave a scared cat alone. Don’t try to force a feline from its hiding place. The cat will come
out when it feels safe.
Senior SummersSeniors and summers go hand in hand. No matter your age, it’s a great time to take advantage of the great outdoors.• Silver Sneakers is a health and fitness program designed for adults 65+ that’s included with
many Medicare plans.• Walk on a trail, light hike, along the beach or around your favorite park. • Include bird watching on your walk for extra interest.• Grab your friends, find a little town nearby and stroll up and down main street or the town
square. You can window shop, try on clothes and find a delicious place to eat.• Biking can be fun addition to your routine. Find some easy, non-hilly routes to get started.
Check with your local or county parks department for help.• Go fish! Grab your pole and your worms and spend a couple of hours on the shore. It’s
relaxing, you’re in the great outdoors and you just might have a great supper.
