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A Monthly Newsletter for the Chantilly Highlands Homeowners Association

October 2000

CHHA Board Invites All Homeowners to Open Forum At its October meeting, the Board of Directors will discuss the issue of outside memberships for the pool. Twenty-six families held outside memberships during the 2000 pool season. The cost to each family was $450.00, resulting in additional funds for the community, and also additional bodies on crowded days. Issues of discussion will encompass various options, including keeping all memberships, lowering the number of memberships, or eliminating them completely. The Board solicits the views of homeowners on this issue and will welcome those who would like to speak about it at the October 4th meeting at 7:30 PM at the community center. Community members may also submit written material on this issue either at the meeting or ahead of time by dropping it in the mail slot at the community center.

Dolphins Winter Swim Program The Chantilly Highlands Dolphins Swim Team is holding their Winter Swim Program at Oak Marr Recreational Center on Saturday evenings from 6:00 to 7:00 PM. Terri and Bill Marlin, and a few assistant coaches, will be coaching the swimmers and working on stroke development and endurance. The winter season runs from mid-September through mid-May. There are a few slots open for swimmers. If you are interested in swimming this winter, please call Anamaria Lucas @ 703-481-1967 or Tom and Laura Thomas @ 703-476-5787 for more details.

Chantilly Highland Residents

are invited to the

2000 Fall Golf Classic

Don�t wait another minute to register for the upcoming tournament!

When: Sunday, Oct 22nd

Where: Penderbrook Cost: $70.00 Time: 9:00 AM Contact: Lawrence Shorten at 703-435-7760 or

[email protected]

Safety Day at Fair Lakes Officer Kim Doran, Crime Prevention

The Chantilly Highlands community is invited to attend Safety Day sponsored by the Fair Oaks District police. It will be held Saturday, October 21st at the Fair Lakes Shopping Center from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM. All State and AAA will provide safety information, McGruff the Crime Dog will visit with children, and a seized camaro will be on display. Activities available include:

♦ VIN etching on vehicle windows

♦ Child safety seat inspections at check points

♦ Child fingerprinting D o n � t m i s s t h i s opportunity!

What’s Inside:

CHHA Information 2

BOD Meeting Minutes 3

Classified Ads 4

Community Calendar 5

Crime Report 5

Architectural Request Form 10

Highlander Information

The deadline for articles, ads, and payment is the 15th of the month. Letters to the Editor must be signed for consideration. Materials received after the 15th will be considered for the following issue. P l e a s e e - m a i l m a t e r i a l s t o [email protected] or deliver to:

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Photos are always welcome!

Change of Address?

If the address information on this newsletter is incorrect or if you are new to the neighborhood and are receiving it as �current resident,� help us to update the community database. Contact Lisa Kearns at 13638 Dornock Court, [email protected] or call 703-733-0716. Thanks!

Architectural Control Barbra Mooney 703-471-6323

Bookkeeper Celine Contos 703-481-5371

Civic Affairs Jeffrey M. Parnes 703-904-0131

Community Center Rental Information 703-435-0736

Community Facilities Loretta Malander 703-787-9023

Database Administrator Lisa Kearns 703-733-0716

Gardener VACANT

Handyman VACANT

Land Management Terri McGinnis 703-834-0774

Long Range Planning John Tandler 703-709-8281

Neighborhood Watch David Howlett 703-689-9840

Newsletter Editor Corinne Graver 703-437-0723

Resale Packages Doug & Denise Fearson 703-742-8340

Social Activities John Jaacks 703-318-9231

Tennis Courts Steve Edwards 703-742-3353

Web Master VACANT

Pool Pay Phone 703-707-8233

Garden Club Cathe Hargenrader 703-787-5745

Mom & Tot Play Group Wendy Kisiday 703-904-1827

Swim Team Chairperson Linda Siragusa 703-478-2818

Winter Swim Team Rep Anamaria Lucas 703-481-1967

President Loretta Malander 703-787-9023

Vice President David Howlett 703-689-9840

Treasurer Jim Wright 703-437-7067

Secretary George Hargenrader 703-787-5745

Board Member Terri McGinnis 703-834-0774

Board Member John Tandler 703-709-8281

Board Member Bill Wolff 703-481-9156

Board Member John Jaacks 703-318-9231

Board Member Bill Jeffrey 703-689-3408

CHHA Board Of Directors

CHHA Committees and Liaisons

CHHA Numbers of Interest

Visit our website at www.CHHA.org.

October 2000

Chantilly Highlands Homes Association Board Meeting Minutes: 7 September 2000

submitted by George Hargenrader

1. The meeting was called to order at 7:45 by Vice President, David Howlett. 2. Review of the August meeting minutes. No changes, minutes were approved as submitted. 3. Treasurer's Report, Jim Wright: Current month's financials reviewed, budget is tracking within expectations.

Preliminary budget inputs for 2001 are due at the November meeting. 4. Legal Update: No report. 5. Old Business:

a. ACC Guideline Revisions: Committee is restructuring the guidelines to make each section standalone. Revised copy will be distributed to board by the 15 September. Comments will be heard at the next meeting, after which they will be reposted to the Website for review.

b. Expiring Contracts: Bids have been received and reviewed for Pool (3 Bids received), Website (3 bids received), and resale package (1 Bid received). Pool contracts have been awarded to Crystal Aquatics, Website to Jeff Parnes, and Resale to the Fearsons.

c. Community Center Inspection: Original problems have been addressed. An additional inspection revealed new violations that must be repaired before final fire marshal approval.

6. Committee Reports:

a. Architectural Control, George Hargenrader: ACC meeting was held on the previous Tuesday. Still receiving some requests addressed to previous P.O. Box. No other significant issues. ACC Guideline revisions are nearing completion, will be distributed to the board next week.

b. Community Functions, John Jaacks: Adult pool party was canceled due to a lack of interest. Golf tournament now has a volunteer to organize it. Halloween party is being planned by the Mom & Tot group.

c. Civic Affairs, Bill Jeffrey: No report. d. Neighborhood Watch, David Howlett: Recent car brake-in on Ramesses (last Saturday). For some reason

it is not showing up in the police reports. e. Land Management, Terri McGinnis: No report. f. Long Range Planning, John Tandler: Potential locations for pool expansion were presented, parking for

additional capacity is an issue. Options are very limited, however the committee still needs to complete their study.

g. Community Facilities, Bill Wolfe: Pool has been winterized and closed for the year. h. Newsletter, David Howlett: Published on time, no significant issues. One letter to the Editor will be

addressed in an article. i. Web Site, John Tandler: Need to get website updated, information is very out of date. Will be priority once

Webmaster contract is awarded .

7. New Business: Common Area Walk-through: Needs to be completed by the November board meeting. 8. Closed session was held to discuss proposals received for pool, Webmaster, and Resale packages. 9. Meeting adjourned at approximately 9:45 PM. The next meeting is scheduled for 7:30 PM on Thursday, October 5th.

CLASSIFIED

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DISCOVERY TOYS needs enthusiastic consultants to represent our award-winning educational toys, books, games and software. Train NOW for HOLIDAY Cash! Call for an information packet or free catalog. Angela Jacobs 703-787-0896.

Free wooden swing set with swing, slide, glider, etc.Very good condition. No cash- just carry. Call Lauren in the evenings 703-689-0098.

Responsible 12 year old with Red Cross training and experience available to baby-sit or mother help. Call Erika at 703-787-8752.

Reliable In Home Pet Care providing your pet the safety and comfort of home while away on vacation/business. Daily and/or mid-day walks, feedings, medicine administered, mail and papers collected. Call to reserve, 703-435-3408. Ref. provided.

Wanted: Daycare provider for our 4 year old daughter and 1 year old son. Perfect opportunity for a daycare teacher looking for flexibility and fun. Must have experience, be energetic,own transportation. English speaking. Excellent pay/hours. Call evenings 703-437-5072.

House Cleaning: Honest, reliable, hands-on local-based business with 10 yrs. experience. Please call Sheila at Tailor Maid for a FREE estimate. 703-476-5008.

For Sale: 4 solid medium oak captain chairs, excellent condition $180, Sears car top carrier - excellent condition, clean $40. Please call 703-435-3408.

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October 2000

CHHA Committees � CHHA Board of Directors (BOD) - Meeting is open to

all CHHA members. To add to the agenda, contact Loretta Malander at 703-787-9023.

� Architectural Control Committee (ACC)- Requests for architectural changes and discoveries of non-compliance are reviewed. Volunteers welcome, contact George Hargenrader at 703-787-5745 or Barbra Mooney at 703-471-6323.

� Community Facilities Committee (COMFAC)- Decisions are made concerning the pool, playground, tennis courts and community center. New members always welcome. Contact Loretta Malander at 703-787-9023 or Bill Wolff at 703-481-9156.

� Land Management Committee - Care of our common areas, land, signs and snow removal are considered. Meetings are held as needed. Call Patrick Palmer at 703-437-4051 or Terri McGinnis at 703-834-0774 with questions.

� Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) - Long range plans and capital improvement projects are considered and presented to the board. Meetings held last Wed. of the month. Call John Tandler at 703-709-8281 for more information.

� Neighborhood Watch Committee - Coordinate the crime prevention program. Everyone�s invited. Contact David Howlett at 703-689-9840.

� Social Activities Committee - Plan social functions for

October Event Time Tues. 3 ACC Meeting 8:00 PM Thurs. 5 BOD Meeting 7:30 PM

Mon. 9 COMFAC Meeting 7:30 PM Sun. 15 Deadline for next Highlander Mon. 16 Neighborhood Watch

Training - Fair Oaks District Station

7:00 PM

Sat. 21 Fair Oaks District Police Safety Day at Fair Lakes

10:00 AM - 2:00

PM

Sun. 22 CHHA Fall Golf Classic 9:00 AM Sun. 22 Halloween Parade & Party 1:00 PM

Tues. 24 Garden Club 7:00 PM Wed. 25 Long Range Planning Meet. 7:30 PM

Sat. 28 Adopt-a-Spot Clean-Up 9:00 AM Sun. 29 Daylight Savings Time Ends

Tues. 31 Halloween Trick-or-Treating 6-8:00 PM

Community Calendar

Chantilly Highlands Crime Report

Police/Fire/Rescue Emergency Dial 911

Non-Emergency Dial 703-691-2131

Date Event Block

9/2 Larceny - Car broken into. Ramesses Court

week of 9/3 Burglary - Jewelry taken from resident. No sign of forced entry.

Kinross Circle 3100

week of 9/3 Larceny - Brake light & cigarette lighter removed from parked vehicle.

Kinross Circle 3200

week of 9/10 Larceny - Flag & mail removed from mailbox.

Allness Lane 3200

Be safe and be aware of your surroundings!

Call police if you see anything that you feel is not right!

Crime Prevention Officer Kim Doran, Crime Prevention

Many residents may have seen the news report on the larcenies of vehicles in our area. It is imperative that members of our community understand the importance of Neighborhood Watch. Most cars are parked in our neighborhoods, where we reside. Neighborhood Watch is a prime crime deterrent for thieves!!! Common sense also comes into play as well. As unfortunate as it is, we CAN NOT leave our vehicles unsecured. This includes when you park your vehicle in your garage and shut that door behind you. DO NOT leave ANY valuable items in plain view. Stop prior to leaving your vehicle, turn around, look inside and see if there is anything that you would take if YOU were the thief!! Let�s make it more difficult for vandals and thieves. If you have any questions or require any further information on prevention please feel free to contact Crime Prevention at 703-352-2169!!

Join the next Neighborhood Watch Training session at Fair Oaks District Police Station on

Monday, October 16th at 7:00 PM

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Halloween Parade and Party! Halloween Parade and Party! Halloween Parade and Party! Halloween Parade and Party!

Meet Sunday, October 22nd at 1:00 p.m. at the common ground at Kilbrennan

and Kinross. The parade will end at the Community Center with games, treats,

prizes and entertainment! Costume Categories:Costume Categories:Costume Categories:Costume Categories: Scariest Scariest Scariest Scariest Prettiest Princess Prettiest Princess Prettiest Princess Prettiest Princess Cutest under age 2 Cutest under age 2 Cutest under age 2 Cutest under age 2

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October 2000

Properly installed and maintained smoke detectors can double your chance of surviving a fire. Detectors that are hard-wired into the home electrical system should be installed by a qualified electrician. If the detector plugs into a wall socket, make sure the outlet is not connected to a wall switch that will allow someone to accidentally turn off the electricity. Make sure the plug has a restraining device to keep it from being accidentally disconnected. Many detectors are battery powered and can be installed by the homeowner. Read the directions that come with the detector for proper placement or call your local fire and rescue station for advice. For minimum protection, smoke detectors must be placed near bedrooms and in all basements, either in the middle of the ceiling or six to twelve inches below the ceiling on the wall. This placement enables the detector to sense the smoke as it approaches the sleeping area. Smoke, heated air and toxic gases will rise to the ceiling and begin to mushroom down. Additionally, it is recommended that there be at least one smoke detector on every level of the home. For individuals who are difficult to awaken, it may be necessary to install an additional smoke detector inside the bedroom. Routine maintenance on smoke detectors includes vacuum monthly, test monthly, and change the battery annually. An easy way to remember this is to change the battery every fall at the same time clocks are changed back from daylight savings time. Smoke detectors do not last forever. It is a good idea to replace smoke detectors over 10 years old.

Installing and Maintaining Smoke Detectors

The Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department offers the following suggestions to avoid Halloween hazards: ➡ Costumes should be bright, loose,

marked with reflective tape and not so long as to be a tripping hazard.

➡ Masks should have large openings for the nose and mouth, and large eye holes for good visibility.

➡ Knives, swords, and all accessories should be made of cardboard or flexible materials in case of a fall.

➡ Each trick-or-treater should have their own flashlight.

➡ Have children remove masks and look both ways when crossing the street. Cross the street at the corners and never dart out from between parked cars.

➡ Trick-or-treat in groups with an adult escort. There is no �trick� to making Halloween a success. With a little thought and planning, Halloween can be a real �treat� for the entire family.

Witches & Goblins & Safety: Oh

Security Reminders Don�t be a victim of vandalism. Lock car doors and place items in view such as laptops, cellular phones and briefcases inside the trunk or take them into the house. Keep all doors to the house locked. Display pumpkins and decorations inside behind windows to prevent damage to vehicles, homes, and property.

Trick-or-Treating for

Chantilly Highlands Community Tuesday, October 31, 2000

6:00 - 8:00 PM

Follow the above guidelines - Stay safe and stay together!

Daylight Savings Time Ends

On Sunday, October 29th set clocks back one hour!

Change the batteries in your smoke detectors!

Fairfax County has notified Chantilly Highlands that we do not mee t th e cur ren t e l i g ib i l i t y requirements for this years street light

program. Residents are asked to contact John Ford of Area 3 at 703-383-2800 to request the paving of Kinross Circle

and any other streets in need in CH. Burned-out street lights 703-335-0500 Potholes 703-383-8368 Abandoned cars 703-691-

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Chantilly Highlands Homes Association Architectural Control Committee Exterior Alteration Request Form

P.O. Box 710238, Oak Hill, VA 20171

(Please Print Legibly) Name: ___________________________________________________________________

Phone: Home: ( ) ________________ Work: ( ) ______________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________

Lot #:______________

Estimated Start Date: _____________ Estimated Completion Date: _____________

Description: ________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________

Attach a picture or drawing of the proposed alteration and a photocopy of your House Location Survey (Plat Map) which you received at settlement. For paint requests, include a color swatch. Indicate the location of the proposed alteration on the plat. These submissions must be kept in the committee files for future reference and will not be returned. It is the responsibility of the property owner to obtain any and all permits in order to comply with all Fairfax County regulations concerning the proposed alteration. Nothing herein contained nor in subsequent CHHA approvals shall construe that the alteration to land or structures in accordance with these plans is allowed to violate any of the provisions or building or zoning codes of Fairfax County or the Commonwealth of Virginia, to which the above property is or may be subject. Further, nothing herein contained nor in subsequent CHHA approvals shall be construed as a waiver or modification of any said restriction. Date: _____________________ Signature: _________________________________

Changing Your House Color? Putting a New Roof On Your House? Contact the ACC for information about approved colors. Chairman, Barbra Mooney: 703-471-6323

October 2000

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Get Involved - Citizens Advisory Council

Officer Kim Doran, Crime Prevention

The Citizen Advisory Council (CAC) is comprised of citizens representing neighborhoods in the Fair Oaks District. The program was established in 1979 to enhance communication between Fairfax County police and it�s citizens. The CAC promotes a harmonious police-community relationship and works to improve the Police Department�s abilities in providing the best service to the community. It provides a forum for obtaining citizen input about the delivery of police service, facilitates citizen and community cooperation with the police and identifies potential problem areas. The CAC is always looking for new members and invites all residents to attend their meetings held on the third Tuesday of each month at the Fair Oaks District Station. The next meeting will be October 17th at 7:00 PM. This is a great opportunity to meet Commander, Captain Stephen Lipovsky. If you have any questions or require any further information, contact Officer Kim Doran, Crime Prevention at 703-352-2169.

WANTED: Responsible Pet Owners

On a morning walk recently, one of our neighbors� dogs dropped �something� on another neighbor�s property that was NOT wanted. This is a reminder to pet owners to please be responsible and take something along with you on your walks to pick up your dog droppings. With pet ownership in Fairfax County comes certain rights and responsibilities. Parents should set a good example by removing droppings no matter where they are deposited (this is true of common area also), and remind their children of this same responsibility. Please don�t wait for your neighbor to remind YOU!

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Chantilly Highland�s Garden Club October Program We invite our neighbors and friends to join the Chantilly Highland�s Garden Club for its October program at the Chantilly Highlands Community Center on Tuesday, October 24th at 7 PM. Charter Club member, Trish Skaptason, will lead us in crafting fall wreaths of pinecones and other woody materials. We have admired Trish�s stunning wreaths in the past. This year she has offered to share her secrets in creating these long-lasting decorations. Advance preparations for making these wreaths are required prior to the October 24th meeting. If you are interested in joining us and did not receive instructions at our September meeting, please send an e-mail requesting �Wreath Craft Instructions� to:

Alison Simmons at [email protected] Please call Cathe Hargenrader, President of the Chantilly Highlands Garden Club, at 787-5745 if you have questions.

All are welcome!

Community Clean-Up The Chantilly Highlands Garden Club will be sponsoring an Adopt-a-Spot cleanup on Saturday, October 28th. Please join us at 9:00 AM in the Sears Hardware parking lot for a �donut tailgater�. We plan to clean up the debris along Stoneheather Drive and will expand the clean-up area if we have enough volunteers. The Garden Club will provide bags and safety vests. We recommend you wear gloves. Please RSVP to Terri McGinnis at 703-834-0774 to participate.

Join neighborhood moms and tots for any of the below activities. Everyone is welcome. Call Wendy at 703-904-1827 or e-mail her at [email protected] for more information.

Mom & Tot Corner

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Mom's Night Out

American Cafe at Worldgate Thursday, October 5th at 7:30 RSVP to Kathy 703-787-3883

October Event Time

Mon. 2 Jenny's House 13180 Ladybank Lane RSVP (703)481-0680

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Wed. 4 CHHA Playground for snack and play

10:00 AM

Tues. 10 Pumpkin Patch at Cox's Farm RSVP Joanna (703)904-0194

9:30 AM

Fri. 13 CHHA Community Center "Fall Festival" RSVP Wendy (703)904-1827

10:00 AM

Wed. 18 Rainforest Stories/Crafts Riverbend Park Reservations (703)759-9018

10:00 AM

Thurs. 19 Tracy's House 13126 Ladybank Lane RSVP (703)481-0045

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Tues.24 Fall Leaf Collecting Meet at Bike Path entrance on Cobra Drive

10:00 AM

Wed. 25 Wendy's House 13405 Amy Way RSVP (703)904-1827

9:30 AM

Calendar of Events

October 2000

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