December2013 newsletter

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T I S T H E S E A S O N

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pinnacle press Monthly Newsletter for the Residents of the Forest Heights Homeowners Association

DECEMBER 2013

N E W S F R O M T H E M A N A G E R

M o n t h l y u p d a t e f r o m t h e G e n e r a l Manager’s Desk

winter geese at mill pond park

Forest Heights

Homeowners Association

2033 NW Miller Road

Portland, Oregon 97229

Phone: 503.297.9400

Fax: 503.297.9408

Office Hours: Monday—Friday

9:00 am—5:00 pm

Email: [email protected]

Vision Statement

To create and foster excellence

in community, environment and

quality of life.

Board of Directors | 2012-2013

Don Bielen—President

Stuart Roberts—Secretary

Greg Maletic

Heather Gaitan

Kyle Abraham

Pamela Morris

Jamie O’Halloren

Association Staff

Jennifer Callaghan—General Manager

email: [email protected]

Judith Souers—Office Administrator


Kimberly Monaco—Marketing,

Communications & Event Coordinator


Wes Hansen—Compliance Coordinator


Richard Metzger—Maintenance

Supervisor

Juan Guerrero—Maintenance Team

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The Forest Heights Board of Directors

passed the 2014 Operating Budget

with a dues increase of 2% or $12.00

per year per household. The last dues

increase was in 2009. FHHOA man-

agement and the Board of Directors

make every attempt to implement cost

savings but over the past five years

expenses such as administration,

utilities, insurance, shuttle bus and

common area maintenance have

increased. Additionally, the onsite

Common Property reserve study

requires an annual increase of 3%

to offset the impact of inflation that

is built into the study. This increase

in common area funding decreases

the funds available for operations.

The 2014 Operating Budget includes

small funding increases for community

events (the Fall Festival and entertain-

ment at the new amphitheater) and

support for CC&R compliance.

Historically, FHHOA’s actual financial

results have been in line with the an-

nual budget guidelines. In 2013 we

realized savings in the following areas:

• Payroll (Admin and Compliance

• Office supplies and postage

• Professional Services

• Bank charges

Also in 2013 we benefited from an un-

anticipated receipt of a BETC credit of

$ 47,307 which will allow us to make

pedestrian safety improvements on

Miller Road.

In summary, FHHOA continues to be

on solid financial footing. The 2014

Operating Budget funds the high stan-

dards of livability, an on site office and

staffing that defines our community.

The Common Property reserve fund

is adequately funded as evidenced

by the Mill Pond dredging project

completed in 2013 without a special

assessment. Management, the Board

of Directors and FHHOA committees

are all committed to protecting reve-

nues and managing expenses in 2014

and beyond. We welcome your input

and comments in support of our beau-

tiful and special community.

The 2014 Operating Budget and

supporting details are posted on the

FHHOA website at www.fhhoa.com.

Detailed copies are available in the

HOA office. If you have comments

or questions you may contact our

General Manager, Jennifer Callaghan

or me through our general email at

[email protected]. You may also

address the Board directly at the

monthly Board meeting during the

Open Forum. The Board meets the

second Tuesday of each month.

~ Mary F Shuhert,

FHHOA Treasurer and Chair of the

Budget and Finance Committee ~

BOARD APPROVES 2014 BUDGET

F R O M T H E B U D G E T & F I N A N C E C O M M I T T E E

mailto:[email protected]

D id you know that street lights on public streets are maintained by the City of

Portland, and not the HOA? If you have a street light near your home that is out,

or not functioning properly, please check it for a “C##” and report the outage to

503-865-LAMP or visit the online site to report an outage.

Street lights that are out on private streets are maintained by the HOA. If there is a light

out on a private street, please report it to us at [email protected].

When reporting a street light issue, to either the City of Portland or the HOA, please

provide the following information:

• Nearest address to streetlight pole – or the best description possible

• Confirm whether light is out completely or cycling on and off

• For ease of identification, we request that a ribbon be tied to the pole at eye

level. This ribbon will be removed and discarded when the streetlight is fixed.

The City of Portland’s website also allows you to upload a photograph of the street light

and offers tips on where to locate the “C##” number on the pole. Thanks for helping keep

our streets safe and well lit during these darker days of winter.

LIGHT CHECK!

http://www.portlandoregon.gov/transportation/40884?action=UpdateItem&category_id=596


O ne of the primary goals of any

homeowners association is to

protect and enhance the value of

the community. This is most often accom-

plished through the associations diligent

maintenance of the community’s common

property, and working to ensure that all

owners adhere to the governing rules of

the community.

Here’s a look at some of the projects the

FHHOA accomplished in 2013:

• Retrofitted 24 street lamps to LED.

This project is on its way to paying

for itself in electricity savings

• Sealed the Chapin waterfall using a

new product that has reduced water

loss by 90%, and hopefully saves us

from needing to replace the waterfall

altogether

• Replaced the stairway at Miller Rd.

and Mill Ridge Rd. with one that will

last twice as long (20+ years) as the

previous staircase

• Replaced the failing efface arches on

Chapin with cement in anticipation of

a 50+ year lifespan

• Completed the Tract R landscape

improvement to Mill Pond Park

• Successfully saved over $10,000 in

community events while preserving

the integrity of our core events

• Planted in excess of 900 trees and

shrubs in our natural areas

• Transformed our security contract to

provide targeted service

• Awarded, through partnership with

WMSWCD, an $18,000 grant to help

identify opportunities and educate the

community on effective stormwater

management

Additional projects we have started:

• Comprehensive signage project,

including the restoration of all copper

signage throughout the community.

Once that is complete, additional

“entry points” to Forest Heights will

be identified and marked accordingly

• Transportation analysis to identify

alternative ways to fund the shuttle

service and/or continue to reduce

expenses

• Comprehensive, inclusive community

engagement plan designed to improve

the experience of living in Forest

Heights for all owners

• Implemented multiple new events such

as the pet parade, wellness day, and

new owner reception. We are currently

planning many more self-sustaining

social opportunities for the community

• We have also started a Community

Disaster Preparedness/NET Team

in Forest Heights and hope to host a

series of workshops on “community

response and preparedness” over the

next year

~Jennifer Callaghan,

FHHOA General Manager ~

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Are you curious about things

going on in our community?

Do you have questions about

issues that impact Forest

Heights? If you are wondering

about something, chances are

others in our community are

curious about the same thing,

so do us all a favor and send in

your questions. Email your ques-

tions to [email protected]

Questions received by the 10th

of each month will be answered

in the next month’s newsletter.

Have you got a

question about

Forest Heights?


The Forest Heights Homeowners Association will be

celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2014 and is embarking

on a community-wide project to help celebrate this mile-

stone: a Forest Heights Community Cookbook.

We are looking for recipes from all Forest Heights

homeowners – past and present – for this one-of-a-kind

cookbook. It doesn’t matter if you just moved to Forest

Heights, if you’ve lived here for 20+ years, or are a

previous owner; we want to hear from you. And because

Forest Heights is such a culturally diverse community,

we are especially interested in recipes that represent the

cultures and culinary customs that make up our very

unique community.

Here are the types of recipes we’re looking for:

• Appetizers & Beverages

• Soup & Salad

• Vegetables & Side Dishes

• Main Dish

• Breads & Rolls

• Desserts

• Cookies & Candy

• This & That

The success of this project will depend on the number of

entries we receive, so we’re allowing up to five recipes

per household. It is our hope to have all entries come

from Forest Heights homeowners, our staff, and the

dedicated vendors who have helped make our Annual

International Festival such a huge success. Whether it’s

the casserole recipe that your grandmother used to

make, or the amazing pumpkin soup that you just made

last week, the cookbook can’t happen without your reci-

pes. Please join in on the fun and share your favorite

recipes today!

How to contribute

There are three ways you can send in your recipes:

• Typensave Online: Go to our partner site (see

instructions below) and enter your recipes

online. Easy and fast, this option shows you

what your recipe will look like when printed

• Email the Association: Email your recipes to

[email protected]

• Mail or fax your recipes to the association office:

2033 NW Miller Road, Portland, Oregon 97229

Fax: 503.297.9408

Please include the source of your recipe if you know

where you originally got it from (e.g. “from my great -

grandmother”). If there’s a story behind the recipe, feel

free to share that too.

We will be collecting recipes from November 2013

through May 2014, with an expected print date of early

summer 2014.

Questions? Send them to: [email protected] or call:

503.297.9400.

F R O M T H E H O A O F F I C E

FOREST HEIGHTS ANNOU NCES COMMUNITY COOKBOOK PROJECT

HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR RECIPES ONLINE

1.) Click this link or go to: http://www.typensave.com/get-started/

2.) Enter the user name: ForestHeights

3.) Enter the password: onion932

4.) Follow the online instructions for ‘Add Recipes’


http://www.typensave.com/get-started/

Upcoming

Community

Events

Milk & Cookies with Santa

Date: Saturday, December 7th, 2013

Time: 12:00 to 2:00 pm

Location: Kaer Property Group

Wine and Real Estate

Date: Thursday, December 19th, 2013

Time: 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm

Location: Kaer Property Group

FHHOA Office Closed

The FHHOA office will be closed

Tuesday, December 24th and

Wednesday, December 25th for the

Christmas holiday

Tree Recycling

Saturday, January 4th

Sunday, January 5th

9:00 am—3:00 pm

Location: Village Center

Changes coming to the

FHHOA newsletter

The Forest Heights HOA will be making

some new and exciting changes to this

newsletter starting in January 2014.

Instead of a monthly newsletter, we will

be switching to a quarterly publication

that will include in-depth articles on is-

sues impacting the community, project

and committee updates, HOA financials

and compliance related information.

To ensure that our homeowners are receiving the most

up-to-date information from the HOA, we will continue

to send email communications on a bi-monthly (or as

needed) basis. These emails will be brief in nature and

will cover the latest news “at -a-glance”.

As always, the HOA’s website is your best source for

all the news, information and resources you need in

order to be an informed member of the Forest Heights

community.

Phillip Sakash, Forest Heights resident and owner of

Eco Products Northwest, is sponsoring a winter clothing

drive in conjunction with the Vancouver Avenue Street

Ministries. Items needed include: clothing of all kinds,

coats, jackets, shoes, hats, scarves, gloves, socks and

blankets. Phillip and a local relief agency will be hand-

ing out clothing items and sack lunches in downtown

Portland throughout the winter months and would be

grateful for any clothing items you are able to donate.

Please contact Phillip directly to arrange donations.

He can be reached at: [email protected] or by

phone at: 971-563-2978.

Items can also be dropped

off at the HOA office in the

Village Center.

Resident Sponsoring

Winter Clothing Drive

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WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD?

TEAM WORK · EXPERIENCE · PROFESSIONALISM · DILIGENCE · TRUST

Come find out what’s selling in Forest

Heights at our Wine & Real Estate Event!

WWW.KAERPROPERTYGROUP.COM

Drop in anytime from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM

Refreshments served

Date: Thursday, December 19th 2013

Kaer Property Group Office

Across from Starbucks at the Village Center

2029 NW Miller Rd | Portland, OR 97229

Call (503) 699-3980

Contact us for a complimentary market

analysis of your neighborhood and your home

Time:

Location:

Contact:

We are quickly approaching that time of year that brings out

those looking for a crime of opportunity. Please be aware

that during this time of year, thieves are known to follow or

watch for UPS, FedEx, US Mail or other delivery trucks and

then target a home after a delivery is made. Here are some

suggestions for helping to prevent the theft of packages

delivered to your home:

• If possible, use your workplace as the shipping address

• Track your shipments online so you know what day

they are to arrive

• Ask a neighbor to watch for your delivery and hold your

items until you arrive home

• Keep an eye on your neighborhood and report suspi-

cious activity to the Portland police

• Request a signature delivery option if available, or re-

quest your shipment be held at the shipping facility

(such as the UP Post Office) for pick up

If you do not receive your shipment on time, check with the

company of origin and confirm the delivery. If your package

was delivered and you did not receive it, report the theft or

loss immediately to the original company, the shipping

company and the Portland Police Non-Emergency number:

503-823-3333

Tis the Season: Protect Yourself from Holiday

Package Delivery Theft

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Saturday January 4th and Sunday January

Recycling trees in Forest Heights and West Tualatin View for 17 years!

Just place your tree by curb (away from garbage cans) or by garage by 9:00 am

The Forest Heights HOA is committed to producing self-sustaining

events for our residents. If you have enjoyed any of our events in the

past—like the Easter Egg Hunt, the Fireworks Show, the International

Festival or our Halloween Party—and are interested in sponsoring any

portion of these events, we want to hear from you! Event sponsorship

opportunities will help the association keep our event costs down and

help promote your business or family giving.

All ranges of sponsorship will be considered, from partial payment of a

DJ to donuts and coffee at the egg hunt. Sponsors will receive special

recognition in all FHHOA publications, on our website, in our mailings

and email blasts.

If you are interested in sponsoring any of the Forest Heights

Community Events for 2014, please contact Kim Monaco by email:

[email protected] or by calling 503.297.9400.

We’re looking for 2014

event sponsors!

Recycle your holiday

tree right here in Forest

Heights!

You can drop off

your tree at the Village

Center, or arrange for

pick up at your home.

mailto:[email protected]?subject=2014%20Event%20Sponsorship

http://davidebenner.com/

http://www.kianacondos.com/

PET CARE Responsible 12 year old girl who loves to care for your pets. I am available to walk, play with, feed or care for while you are at work or away. All types of animals, birds or fish are

acceptable. Please call to schedule your pet care. Manoy 503-203-1787

CERTIFIED READING THERAPIST Private sessions to improve your child's reading skills. Call for information or to schedule

an evaluation. Caren 503-327-8046 or [email protected]

PET CARE / PLANT WATERING

Responsible 13 and 16 year old brothers provide excellent nurture for your pets and plants. In the

last five years we have cared for numerous neighborhood pets, watered an abundance of vegeta-

tion and provided many dogs a daily walk. References. Call Reid or Trent at: 503-203-1491

BABYSITTER Responsible 12 year old girl available for babysitting in the Forest Heights Neighborhood. I am

Red Cross-certified and love kids! Call Abby at 503-292-7744.

PIANO LESSONS Children and adult lessons available. All levels and ages are welcome. Start a new hobby or pick up where you left off as a child. I travel to you. Well-established local

business with outstanding Forest Heights' references.

Contact Sarah at 503 313 1216; [email protected]

BABYSITTING

MUSIC

TUTORING & ART LESSONS

PET/PLANT CARE

TUTORING/COLLEGE ESSAY HELP

Tutoring, all ages, Math, English, French, SAT/ACT prep. College application essays help.

Creation and editing. Terrific, experienced certified teacher. I travel to you. Excellent Forest

Heights references. Please contact Sarah at [email protected] or 503 313 1216

BABYSITTING SERVICE My name is Kendall and am 13 years old. I live in Forest Heights and an Red Cross CPR

certified. My parents will drive me to residences in the neighborhood. I can be reached at

503-780-1890/503-706-0348, and charge $5.00/hr.

HOLIDAY CHILD CARE

Hi! My name’s Julia Renner, and I’m an honors freshman at Northeastern University in Boston. I’ll be home for winter break from December 13 until New Year’s. If you’d like some-one experienced, fun and reliable to watch your kids while you head to holiday parties, take them somewhere outside the house while you manage holiday preparations, or just give you a day or two off while they’re home for a long winter break, give me a call. I have 8 years’ experience with infants and kids of all ages, am certified in child/infant first aid and CPR, and can provide outstanding references upon request. Contact me anytime from now until December if you’d like to chat, get a copy of my resume or hear from my references. I look

forward to meeting you and your kids! [email protected] (503) 858-5483

Experienced and Reliable Pet Sitting and Plant Watering

I'm very responsible, have over six years of experience, and also have outstanding refer-

ences. I can water plants, and feed, water, walk, play with, clean up after, and care for your

pets. I've lived with cats, dogs, hamsters, and fish, and have experience sitting for cats,

dogs, guinea pigs, birds, fish, and snails. I'll show your pets and plants lots of love and care.

My rates are low and flexible, and I'm almost always free, especially over the summer and

on weekends. Contact me at [email protected] or 503-291-1249.

BABYSITTING Tess Pauken, babysitting, age 13, Red Cross certified, $5.00/hr., Responsible & reliable.

Contact:503-297-4007 or email: [email protected]

Learn To Paint in Oils. Forest Heights resident artist is looking for a couple teens between the ages of

11 and 15 who love art, like to draw and want to learn to oil paint.

Email Vicki Cole at [email protected] Reasonably priced classes.

PET CARETAKER Hello, my name is Emily Wu! I'm a Junior at Lincoln High School, extremely fond of animals. I would love to care for your pet (or that precious hydrangea!) while you are away. I have two

dogs myself, and a lot of experiences with pets. I charge low rates, and will shower your

animal with lots of loving. Call me at (503-490-9543) or email me at [email protected].

An All-In-One Gal! EXPERIENCED Baby/ Pet & House Sitter Hello! My name is Jamie Huggins. I turn 22 in December and drive a safe Volvo. I have about 5 years of babysitting experience, including nannying. I have been dog walking/

petsitting for about 2 years now. I am currently working at Chen's Dynasty in Bethany Village and attending PCC Rock Creek studying business administration. I plan to transfer to PSU

this spring. My rates vary on a case by case basis, but the range does not go below or above $10-$15/hr. I can do all kinds of things from errands to babysitting to mild cleaning like

laundry and dishes. I am advertising myself as an all in one kind of person. I am looking to help anybody who needs that extra hand in their everyday lives! I specialize in babysitting

and pet/house sitting but I am very capable of executing that chore you are just too busy to get to! I am honest, fun, outgoing and stern but kind. I love both kids and animals more

than you can imagine! I have MANY references that can be provided upon request. Please call or text me at 503.453.0720, I will say text is best as I may be in class or at work,

I DO respond promptly! I have a busy schedule but I can definitely help!

Responsible, Fun, and Experienced Babysitter Available Hi, I'm Katherine. I'm a freshman at Lincoln High School. If you're looking for a reliable, red-cross certified, fun babysitter, look no further. I've been babysitting and being a mothers-

helper since age ten, and have great references. I love kids of all ages (as well as pets), and I can cook, clean up, and help kids with their homework too. My rate is $6/hour for one kid; additional rates available upon request. I'm usually free, especially over the summer and on

weekends. Contact me at [email protected] or 503-291-1249.

GUITAR LESSONS Classically trained guitarist now accepting new students; can teach any style of guitar

Friendly, enthusiastic and easy going Forest Heights resident.. Open to teaching theory to non-guitarists. Music reading taught to every student, any age and skill welcome.

Rates available upon request. Rory Kenner (360) 510-0096 [email protected]

LOOKING TO LIVEN UP YOUR NEXT DINNER OR COCKTAIL PARTY? Pianist available to play background music for your next event. Genre of music can be

discussed. Has had 11+ years of piano experience. References available upon request.

$50/hr. Christina Seung 503.320.4296 Email: [email protected]

Babysitter Hunting? Got one or more 1-6 year olds? Look no further! My name is Claire Jackson, I’m a sopho-more at Lincoln High School, and I am here to tell you your kids are safe in my hands. But there’s no reason for you to trust me on the spot, so don’t be shy to call me at the phone number indicated at the bottom of the advertisement. Living in Forest Heights makes for

easy access to any one of your homes, so don’t be shy to call me last minute late Saturday night, as long as you call I will do my best to make it over to your house just in time to make

it to that movie you were dying to see. Yours truly, Claire Jackson (503) 803-7881

CERTIFIED BABYSITTER

I'm Jaclyn and I am a responsible 13 year old. I have been certified through the Red Cross

Babysitting Class. I am capable of helping kids with homework as well. I am available on the

weekends and Holiday Breaks. I am also very good with dogs and cats. My rate is $5/hour.

Contact me at my mom's cell 602-809-0917 or email: [email protected]

EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Searching for a reliable, experienced, and fun-loving babysitter? My name is Annika Han-

steen Izora and I’m 17 years old. I’ve been babysitting for four years, and with four younger siblings; I know how to take on any handful. I’m certified in Red Cross First Aid, CPR, and

AED, with experience in caring for children of all ages. Above all, I love kids and I understand what it means to keep them safe and happy. Please contact me and we can have a chance

to get to know each other. Call 503-705-6481, weekends only

PIANO LESSONS Concert pianist teaches your child the art and technique of the piano.

Over 10 years of teaching experience. My home or yours.

Contact Lydia: 503/292 6868 or by email:[email protected]

GUITAR LESSONS Hi my name is Michaela and I am 17 years old and have lived in Forest Heights most of

my life. I am looking for work with pet-sitting, house sitting, babysitting, dog walking or driving children to appointments/sports. I can also assist with grocery shopping,

errands, etc. I have a reliable car and good driving record. $12.00 an hour, can negotiate for house and pet sitting. For caring reliable help call me at 503 737 4845

or e-mail me at [email protected].

Professional Pet Sitter/Dog Walker Professional pet care when you cannot be there. Insured and bonded, pet first aid certified. Administer meds, give shots and lots of love. When you hire me, I am the only one who does

the job. I do not contract out any work. I also do overnights. Call Candis at 503-246-7559 or email me at [email protected]. For more information about me, my rates, and

policies, check out my website: http://www.noplacelikehomeforpets.com/

Need a babysitter? Contact Grace Sullivan at 503-686-8805 or at [email protected]. CPR certified,

16 years old, previous childcare experience. Reliable and responsible.

FOR RENT

Babysitter for Hire Hello, my name is April Mallery. I am 11 and going into 6th grade at East Sylvan. I love little kids (3 and older). I love cats and dogs, too. I am very creative and watchful. I am Red Cross

class certified. Call or text me on my cell. My number is: 503-577-2682.

Shop Space for Rent

Shop in Cedar Mill available for boat, car or trailer storage. Maximum height 6 feet 9

inches. For pricing and information, call Marlene at: 503-260-6129

Dogs Love to Run! If your dog needs a midday running or trotting break, contact me. I love being outside

with dogs no matter what the weather, and have experience with dogs of all sizes. Extensive experience with golden retrievers and labs. Excellent references available.

Current start times available: 11:00 a.m. through 12.30 on Monday, Wednesday,

and Thursday. Meg DesCamp, [email protected].

CONDO FOR RENT—HAWAII Beautiful 1246 sq ft condo for rent on Kaanapali Beach, Maui, from Sunday

March 23—Sunday March 30th 2014. Located in the Westin Kaanapali North Villas. Can supply floor plan and photos. Asking $3500 for the week. Sleeps 8.

Contact Lisa at [email protected] MISC

BOYS CLOTHING SALE

Former Childs’ Way parent selling VERY nice and large assortment of Boy’s clothes, sizes

from infant to 7. Nordstrom, Gap, Gymboree brands, winter coats too! To schedule a private

shopping time, email: [email protected] or call/test: 503-310-1365

HOUSECLEANING

Veronica’s House Cleaning Professional, high quality, low rates, free estimates. Mini-blinds, party clean up, window

cleaning. Good references. Has many clients in Forest Heights.

Call Veronica at: 503.619-6690















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FOREST HEIGHTS STORAGE UNITS

FOR LEASE

503.802.2551

Store your overflow items

close to home!

For pricing and options,

call Caroline Karl:

Happy Holidays from the Forest Homeowners Association!

We wish you peace, happiness and prosperity this holiday

season.

Chewy Molasses Spice Cookies

• 2 ¼ cups all-purpose flour

• 2 teaspoons baking soda

• ½ teaspoon nutmeg

• ½ teaspoon ground ginger

• 1 teaspoon cloves

• 1 ½ teaspoons cinnamon

• ¾ cup butter

• ½ cup sugar

• ½ cup molasses

• 1 egg

• ¾ cup turbinado sugar

Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees.

Sift together the dry ingredients.

On low heat melt the butter in a 2-quart saucepan. Cool the

butter slightly, and then add the sugar, and mix well. Add

the molasses. Stir until completely blended (this will take a

minute or two). Add the egg and blend well.

Add the dry ingredients into pan and mix until just blended.

Chill the dough for 30 minutes. Using a small spoon, scoop

out some batter and roll it into a ball slightly smaller than a

walnut in size. Put the turbinado sugar in a flat bowl. Roll

the balls of cookie dough in the sugar. Place the balls on

an ungreased cookie sheet (or use a Silpat non-stick mat).

Bake for 10 minutes. Cool the cookies for a minute on the

sheet before moving them. Makes 3 dozen.

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 Safety,

Streetscape and Transportation

11:30 am

Community Engagement

Committee

6:00 pm

3 4 Go Green

Committee

6:00 pm

5 Architectural

Review Committee

9:00 am

6 7 Milk & Cookies

with Santa 12:00 to 2:00 pm

Kaer Property

Group

8 9

10 Board of Directors

6:30 pm

11

12

13 14

15 16 Budget & Finance

Committee

6:00 pm

17

18 19

Wine & Real Estate 5:00 to 7:30pm

Kaer Property

20 21

22 23

24 FHHOA Office

Closed

25 FHHOA Office

Closed

26

27 28

29 30 31

DECEMBER 2013

Here’s a snapshot of FHHOA activities and

meetings for the month of December. Print and

keep this calendar in a handy spot so you’ll have

access to what’s happening in your community.

December2013 newsletter

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