Legacy Park, Johnny’s Pizza, and Santa have teamed up forthe fifth year to offer this popular breakfast event. It is a greattime for children to meet with Santa, give him their wish lists,and enjoy a fun family breakfast. Reservations are required,

and seating is limited. There are still a few spots available for the8:30 and 10:45 seatings (9:45 is sold out). The cost is $5 per adult and $3

per child. Please fill out the reservation form and submit it with a check (payable to LegacyPark) to the HOA office as soon as possible to reserve your table. Forms are availableonline at www.legacypark.org and at the HOA office. Reservations go quickly and we don’twant anyone to be disappointed, so please act now. Forms and checks may be left in thelocked drop-box outside the HOA office before and after business hours.

In addition, you can choose to have professional pictures taken with Santa by PLF Photog-raphy. A package of one 5x7 and four wallets is offered for $12.50. It will be mailed to you intime for the holidays. You must prepay for the pictures.

We especially thank Johnny’s Pizza owners and Legacy Park residents Chris & SusanMartin and Lee & Twyla Strasburg for hosting this event at their restaurant. Each year theyopen the restaurant early and provide a full staff to prepare and serve the breakfast.

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Board Candidate Bios ................................. 4

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Oktoberfest, Landscaping, & YOM .......... 10

Chili Cook-Off Coverage ........................... 11

Tennis News & Information ...................... 12

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Men’s Flag Football ...................................... 17

School News & Information ...................... 18

Classified Ads & Financial Update ............ 19

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Inside this Issue . . . .

Volume 7, Issue 12, December 2005

Saturday, December 10thJohnny’s Pizza

3940 Cherokee StreetSponsored by Johnny’s Pizza

The Town Council recently invited the Kennesaw Police Department and the resi-dents of Legacy Park to get together to discuss the formation of a formalized Neigh-borhood Watch Program. The meeting was a great success and there was a lot ofenthusiasm over the idea. Over 75 interested residents attended the first meetingand over 30 came to the Town Council meeting two nights later to go into furtherdetail and begin the process of laying out specifically what our program will looklike and what we hope to accomplish. We are off to a great start, but it’s just abeginning. It goes without saying that everyone in our neighborhood is concernedabout the wellbeing of both the people and property within Legacy Park. The twomain recurring themes that have come up as a result of the meetings so far areinvolvement and communication. In keeping with those themes, this is our firsteffort in communicating the need for everyone to be involved in this program inorder for it to be successful.

Please visit our community website and follow the link for the Neighborhood WatchProgram. In the future, there will be lots of information regarding all aspects of theprogram and ways that we as citizens can participate in making our neighborhooda safe place to live. For now, though, we need as many people as possible who areinterested in getting this program up and running to go to the site and volunteer tobe Block Captains and/or Neighborhood Captains (definitions of each are at thesite). Please do this as quickly as possible so that we can begin to flesh out thestructure of our program and get it active. Together we can continue to make LegacyPark a great place to live. Please see the enclosed insert provided by the KPD.

Neighborhood Watch Program

2006 HOA BOARDELECTION

See information about each ofthe candidates for the 2006 HOABoard of Directors on pages 4-

6. We hope you will use this information as a ref-erence tool when voting for the three open Boardpositions in February. Look for a candidate Q&Ain the January issue of the Town Herald. Also,the Election Committee will be hosting a candi-date forum at the HOA office in January. DetailsTBA.

HOA Office is MovingThe Legacy Park HOA office is moving to suite300 in building C of the Town Fair as of Decem-ber 1st. Our new office is on the lower level fac-ing the lake, just next door to our current loca-tion.

Soccer & Youth Flag Footballsee photos on page 15

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slope makes the area ideal, but a feasibility study would haveto be done to determine if this is a viable location.

Parking Lot:This Board is considering altering our current parking lot.Safety is our first concern. We need more parking spaces,and we need to make the lot safer. If you pull in and there’sno spot, you have to back all the way out. This is dangerousbecause there are frequently children crossing the parkinglot from both ways.

The city approved our parking lot design when they approveda change to the zoning that would have allowed the club-house. This lot was estimated to cost $200,000. The revisedlot should not cost as much since the roundabout that wentdown to the building has been eliminated. Also, the paversthat were required by the city will not have to be as heavyduty since there will be no heavy trucks in this lot. Once thecost is known, the Board will have to determine if we want togo forward.

Alcohol Policy:First of all, there is not an alcohol policy in place. Wheneveralcohol is served at an HOA event (even if it’s a committee orgroup that reports to the HOA), there is liability. As a Boardwe have the responsibility to make certain that we limit ourliability as much as possible. When it comes to alcohol, wealso have to make sure that if it’s served, it’s done in a legalmanner.

We are working with our lawyer and insurance company todevelop a policy that will protect our HOA. Nothing more,nothing less. There are rumors about the Board trying to keepalcohol away from events, etc. This is simply not true. Wehave to do what’s best for the HOA as a whole.

If you have any questions, please email me, or any Boardmember. -Mike Riedesel, mike.riedesel@legacypark.org

As 2005 winds down, I’d like to update you on a few projectsand clarify some issues that seem to have gotten caught upin the rumor mill.

Security:There have been a couple of recent incidents that involveda number of juveniles who gathered within our community.These problems may be tied to youth from outside our com-munity using our amenities.

Rest assured this nuisance is being addressed in severalways.

1. The city of Kennesaw has greatly stepped up police patrolsand undercover activity.

2. A fence has been built around the basketball court, and it willbe locked unless the activities are properly supervised.

3. A gate to the parking lot is being installed, and it will be lockedwhen the amenities close for the day.

4. The Town Council is working to establish a neighborhoodwatch program. The initial meetings have taken place andplans are underway.

5. The Kennesaw Police Department has stated that one way todeter vandalism and violence is to increase the lighting in theparking lot and to install cameras to capture illegal activity.This does come with a hefty price! We are evaluating the costs,and a judgment has to be made in regard to the effectivenessof spending a large amount of money in this way.

6. We are reviewing private security and off-duty officers to de-termine the feasibility of utilizing them at the appropriate times.

We have spent less than $10,000 in vandalism repair, andthe camera system would not have captured the vandalismwe’ve had this year.

Clubhouse:The original clubhouse plan is dead. The final constructioncosts were projected by the contractor to be $1.54 million.The breakdown is as follows:

Building Structure $1.132 millionSite Development $80,000General Requirements $130,000Parking Lot $200,000

This project would have gone over the $1.13 million thatwas budgeted for the entire project. Had this project movedforward, our HOA would have encountered serious finan-cial problems, and quite possibly run out of money.

We are evaluating different proposals for a clubhouse. Oneoption is to add on to the rear of the pool house. The ground

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Notes from The Board . . .

OA News & InformationH

2006 AssessmentsThe HOA Board has announced that dues fornext year will be increased by $5.00. One ofthe hardest decisions every Board has to makeeach year is whether or not to increase fees.This nominal $5.00 will help to make sure that

we take in more money than we spend and that we haveenough money to fully fund our reserve.

The statements for 2006 homeowner assessments havebeen mailed. If you have not received your bill, please con-tact the HOA office. Payment is due by January 1st; late feeswill apply after January 31st.

**** 2005 Citizen of the Year Nominations ****As we enter the holiday season and think about for whomand for what we are thankful, it seems appropriate to startthe nominations for Legacy Park’s 2005 Citizen of the Yearaward. The Town Council will be accepting nominationsthrough the end of December. Please nominate a candidatewith outstanding community involvement during 2005 by themethod easiest for you -- online at www.legacypark.org, viaemail to a Town Council member (see back cover), or with aletter dropped off at the HOA office.

Homeowners will select their five (5) favorite nominees dur-ing the first couple weeks of January. Information will be dis-tributed in the January issue of the Town Herald. The TownCouncil will then select the grand prize winner from the topfive. Our 2005 Citizen of the Year will be announced duringthe Legacy Park Annual Homeowners’ Meeting in February.If you have questions or would like more information, pleasecontact Tina Shambaugh, Town Council secretary, attina@theshambaughs.com.

Join the Legacy Park Election CommitteeThe LP Election Committee is seeking additional members.The purpose of the committee is to ensure that the electionprocess is in accordance with the LP covenants and by-laws, to establish dates for the election process in conjunc-tion with the HOA Board, to test and verify the accuracy ofthe voting process used to ensure a fair election, and to es-tablish an operational plan for each voting procedure, pro-cess, & practice to ensure the ethical conduct of the elec-tion. If you’re interested in lending your expertise to the pro-cess, contact Lisa Neff at 770-919-2556 or propertymanager@legacypark.org.

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Covenant Reminder – Motorized VehiclesOperation of motorized vehicles on pathways or trails main-tained by the association is prohibited. The use of motorizedvehicles, bicycles, skateboards, rollerblades, skates, andscooters is NOT allowed on the tennis and basketball courts,on the ballfield, at the amphitheater, at pool areas, at play-grounds, and at the bandstand.

Covenant Enforcement in Legacy ParkHave you received a violation letter? Please do not use theresponse “it’s been this way for a long time” as a response toa violation letter. Window blinds, statuary, basketball goals ina cul-de-sac, etc., are easily corrected violations and need tobe addressed. The covenants have not changed. Many vio-lations were not enforced correctly in past years, but we needto pull together as a neighborhood to make our communitynot only safe but also aesthetically pleasing to the eye. If ev-eryone will take care of his own property, our neighborhoodwill be the very best it can be!

Now that it is getting cold, painting will have to be postponeduntil the spring, but please remember if you get a letter besure to respond so that you do not receive follow up lettersand fines. We do thank you for your quick responses to theletters. Remember, TOGETHER we can make this work.

** When sending out violation letters, the Legacy Park HOAoffice does NOT include a list of vendors available to help inthe correction of your violation. If you receive a letter that hasrecommended vendors included, please contact the HOAoffice immediately at 770-919-2556. Thank you! **

Legacy Park SafetyThe Legacy Park HOA and the Kennesaw Police Depart-ment are working together to help keep Legacy Park a safecommunity for our families. The HOA has provided officespace to the Kennesaw Police Department at the main poolhouse to be used as part of their routine community policing.The Board of Directors has requested that the police en-force all state laws on Legacy Park common areas includ-ing, but not limited to, criminal trespass by non-owners whoare not guests accompanied by an owner pursuant to theGuest Policy of Legacy Park.

The HOA will also be hiring off duty police officers to assistwith the policing of our common property. Remember thatthe Association is not a provider of security and does nothave a duty to provide security on the Association’s propertyor to each owner. It is the responsibility of each owner toprotect his/her person and property.

Enclosed with your assessment billing is the resolutionpassed by the Board of Directors on November 17th. If youhave any questions or suggestion regarding this issue, pleasecontact Lisa Neff at 770-919-2556 for via e-mail atpropertymanager@legacypark.org.

Covenant Reminder – Holiday DecorationsHoliday displays must not create a nuisance for adjacent prop-erty owners. All holiday decorations including lighting displaysshould not attract significant or increased traffic flow. Holidayseason displays may be used from Thanksgiving throughthe weekend following New Year’s Day.

Recently Legacy Park has experienced several inci-dents of thefts from automobiles. The Kennesaw Po-lice Department asks that you take the following stepsin order to minimize your chance of becoming a victim:

• Don’t leave valuables inside your vehicle.• Always lock your vehicle.• Report anything suspicious to police immedi-

ately.• Use exterior lighting overnight if you have it.• Always lock your garage door at night or when

you’re not at home.

The Kennesaw Police Department’s non-emergencyphone number is 770-422-2505. Please dial 911 if it isan emergency.

Notice to Residents of Legacy Parkfrom the Kennesaw Police Department:

the original Legacy Park Coed Softball team and we’ve partici-pated in the Legacy Park K-9 runs.

Other expertise:IBM has employed me for over 16 years. I design and producecontent for Internet-based and distance learning education as wellcreate digital media for that education. I’ve project managed over150+ media projects during that time, with budgets ranging fromthe low thousands to over a million dollars. I work with a globalteam, interacting with individuals across a diverse spectrum. Inaddition, I have a BA in Psychology and an AAS in CommercialArt.

Previous work experience includes four years in the United StatesAir Force where I received the Honor Graduate certificate fromboth the USAF Basic Training and the USAF PhotojournalismSchool. In addition I worked in Duke University’s Medical SchoolPhotographic Education Department.

Our family is active through LakePointe Church. I’ve been a Sun-day School teacher for Middle School and High School throughthis summer. We’ve been involved with outreach programs in-cluding Shop with a Hero and Adopt a Child at Christmas. I’m anactive participant in our son’s school, Mt. Paran Christian School.I’ve led chapel service for his school, and been a guest reader forhis class a number of times. In addition, my wife and I are in thePTF organization.

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James W. Bitner, Jr.(Jim)Annandale

Why are you interested in run-ning for a Board position?I’m interested in running for aboard position for a number ofreasons. First and foremost Iam a long-time resident whoplans on being here a lot longer.

My wife, son, and I love this community and I want to continue inmy role on the board to help to work on the following:

a) Ensure our homes values are preserved and increased, as muchas possible

b) Ensure our neighborhoods are safe and securec) Protect and preserve our park and all greenspaced) Protect and improve on our existing amenitiese) Continue to increase the “customer service” from the HOA and

its stafff) Continue to increase the community awareness regarding the

HOA’s activities

All of these are important, but I believe the preservation of homevalues, security of the neighborhoods, and the protection and up-keep of our park and amenities are the most critical items at hand.We’re currently undertaking steps to increase security measureswith more patrols and upgrades to lighting; we’re upgrading thequality of our landscaping, both in maintenance and design; andprotecting our amenities, such as the tennis courts by identifyingand resolving long-standing drainage issues. And of course weneed to make sure we are doing our best to be fiscally smart aswe continue to progress in these areas.

It’s been an honor to serve on the board these past two years.We’ve had a lot of challenges this past year. And we will continueto have challenges; that’s the nature of a diverse community thesize and scope of Legacy Park. I would kindly appreciate yourconsideration in the upcoming election to continue to serve in thisrole, working with the other board members to make this commu-nity a wonderful place to live.

Legacy Park and/or related activities:My wife and I have been residents since 1996. My current activi-ties include serving on the HOA Board, first as secretary in 2004and in 2005, as president. Past activities include serving as Vice-President on the Town Council in 2003 and coaching in the Springand Fall seasons of soccer, t-ball, and coach pitch leagues during2003-2005. My wife and I have helped out with various activitiesincluding Eggstravaganza and the Giving Tree program. Castingback to earlier Legacy Park activities, we were the head coach of

Clare BrutonAnnandale

Why are you interested in running for a Board position?As a mother, a wife, a professional, and a resident of Legacy Park,I have a vested interest in this neighborhood. I want to protect ourinvestments; Our investments being our family, our properties, andour lives. Being elected to the HOA Board will allow me to play anactive role in that protection. I want to make security a numberone priority in the neighborhood. I also want to work towards amore involved community.

Legacy Park and/or related activities:Annandale Town Council Representative

Bob GossmanMadison

Why are you interested in runningfor a Board position?I would like to be part of the commu-nity leadership because I believe thatLegacy Park is at a significant cross-road. The bottom line is that I’m in-terested in preserving our home val-ues, our green space, and the secu-rity of our community while being fis-cally responsible. To do this, I wouldlike to help the board continue on its

path of returning our amenities to the high quality they once werethrough repairs and upgrades. For example, continuing the highquality of landscaping that’s underway, clearing the brush aroundthe lake, correcting the drainage problems around the main pooland tennis courts, increasing the parking lot, etc. In addition, Iwould like to get a handle on our serious security problem. Through

Board Candidate BiosAll 2006 HOA Board candidates had the opportunity to sub-mit information about themselves for publication in the TownHerald. Candidates are responsible for their own statements.The information has not been edited;however, it has beenformatted to fit the space.

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a vigilant neighborhood watch program being initiated by our TownCouncil combined with a vigorous monitoring (electronic, resident,and police) program I believe we can reclaim our neighborhoodand restore it to a safe place for our families. If it means going tothe extreme of putting a covenant revision to a resident vote thatwill limit the number of home rentals in Legacy Park, then so be it.Other neighborhoods in the area have done just that with suc-cessful outcomes. It also includes taking measures to ensure thatLegacy Park and use of its amenities remains a private/exclusiveventure. Obviously, none of this is something 5 board memberscan do alone but the board can be a conduit to help the rest of thecommunity get involved.

Legacy Park and/or related activities:I’m a Legacy Park resident of nearly 10 years who has enjoyedwatching the community grow as well as a user of most of theamenities. My most recent community involvement was rallyingseveral hundred residents last year in stopping a clubhouse projectthat was ill advised from cost, location, and environmental per-spectives. This included hours of research to understand and docu-ment the facts, effectively communicating those facts to the resi-dents, and making several audio/visual presentations to theKennesaw city council and zoning board.

For the record, since this is still likely to be a hot topic. I would liketo pursue renovating and expanding the main pool house to in-clude office space, a large meeting area, and an outside deckarea overlooking the pool and court areas. I believe this can beaccomplished at a much more affordable cost than the originalproject and will not take away from properly maintaining our cur-rent amenities.

In addition to the activities described above, I have captained andplay on several Legacy Park tennis teams, and was even part ofthe LP softball team years ago. For those of you who remember,I started the Legacy Park Singles group that was very active for 3years.

Other Expertise:I’ve been in the nuclear power industry for 21 years. While achemist by trade and training, I currently train managers and su-pervisors in the art of Leadership, Teamwork, and Decision Mak-ing. Prior to this current assignment I was a chemistry departmentmanager at a nuclear power plant in the Midwest. This positioninvolved leading 27 degreed professional and bargaining unit(union) personnel. In addition, I had sole responsibility for a $5million dollar annual budget and was consistently under budget.Prior to my work at the plant, I taught high school chemistry andphysics as well as coached wrestling and softball in Illinois.

David KirklandLullwater

Why are you interested in runningfor a Board position?I love Legacy Park. I feel this com-munity has the potential to be ahigher scale community than it al-ready is. In order to stamp out nega-tive activity that is beginning to creepin, it will take a heavier hand than iscurrently present on the board today.

Daryl KiddKentmere

Why are you interested in runningfor a Board position?My experience over the last two yearsas Vice President of the Board, as wellas my experience as an attorney,mediator and community leader, willhelp me to continue to work effectivelyas an HOA board member, listeningto and fighting for our residents, anddealing with the important issues weface.

Through my service on the board, I have been responsible forsaving the homeowners almost $200,000 in needless expenses,by stopping various proposed projects or expenditures, including:about $10K proposed to get our computer system “up to snuff,”but was unnecessary; approximately $12K proposed to fix up thelandscaping at our front entrance, when the company we werepaying over $100K per year should have already been doing that;approximately $35K to buy a tractor we did not need; and over$100K saved by questioning why we would pay a company any-where up to $175K to fix our trails after the flooding we had, whenwe could do it ourselves for more like $50K.

Legacy Park and/or related activities:I have served as Vice President of the HOA for the last two years.Since moving to Legacy Park 8 years ago, I have volunteered atnumerous events, such as Family Campout, Teen Pool Party,Pumpkin Fest/Pet Adoption, and set-up for our Fourth of July cel-ebration. I participated for several years as a Town Council repre-sentative, and served as President for 2003. This year, my lawfirm has paid to sponsor many events in Legacy Park.

Other Expertise:It is helpful to have an attorney on the board, as I am able to re-view various documents and proposed actions of the board, with-out our having to constantly pay for the services of our HOA paidattorneys. Recently, I questioned a strict alcohol policy the boardwas considering, which included such provisions as, a residentcould not drink “before, during or after an event.” This enabled theBoard to take a more rational and reasonable approach.

Legacy Park and/or related activities:I have volunteered as a kids’ soccer coach, several PTSA activitiesand have volunteered to lead Lullwater in our new NeighborhoodWatch Program. I attend every town council meeting, and every HOABoard meeting.

Other expertise:I love talking with people as well as listening to what they desire intheir community.

Candidate Bios are continuedon page 6.

Tim RadaLullwater

Why are you interested in runningfor a Board position?My family & I have lived in LegacyPark for a year now and we loveit...We’ve attended many of theevents and functions throughout theyear...I’ve even participated in the lasttwo seasons of Men’s FlagFootball...I’m beginning to take moreof an active role in the Activities com-mittee as Tara Douglas and I are col-

laborating on a new, exciting event for the 2006 calendar year...

I’ve made many friends throughout the community from the menin the flag football league, the people in our Poker Club to theneighbors on my street...The people that know me will attest thatI love to “organize and event plan” which is why I’m eager to runfor a board position...My passion and enthusiasm for putting on awell organized, quality & fun event that appeals to the masses willdefinitely separate me from the competition...My goal is to bringthe “Country Club” experience to the community without the coun-try club dues...

I am humbled by this nomination and if elected, look forward tothe many exciting challenges that this position will bring...

Thanks & make it a great day!

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Mike SesanLullwater

Why are you interested in runningfor a Board position?I have been on the Board for the pre-vious 4 years and understand the dy-namics of how our property is andshould be run. Our main objective asa board member is to increase prop-erty values of our residents.

Legacy Park and/or related activi-ties:

I attend all Legacy Park HOA Board meetings, Legacy Park HOAstaff meetings and I am the current board liaison for activities.

Other expertise:I have served as Vice President for the Board of Directors forLegacy Park for the past 4 years. My philosophy and style followa “No Nonsense Approach”. I believe in teamwork and have en-joyed working with the previous board over the past 2 years. Ihave learned a lot and if re-elected, I will continue to foster growthto our PROPERTY VALUES in Legacy Park.

I am a graduate of Tulane University with a Business Manage-ment Degree. I work as a Financial Planner for Edward JonesInvestments and have been with them for 7 years. I write theInvestment Focus article in the Legacy Park Town Herald everymonth to educate the community on various concepts of financialplanning. I am team oriented and enjoy working together withindividuals in making decisions. The following are skill sets fromexperience that I will continue to contribute to the HOA as a boardmember of Legacy Park:

• Budget Management and Forecasting• Strategic Business Planning• Contract Negotiations• Policy Design

In addition, I will continue to attend functions in the park to gatherpertinent information from residents that have an impact on all ofour lives.

On personal note, my wife, Sheila, and children, Ty and Jordanreside in Lullwater and have lived there for 4 years. I have coachedsoccer for many seasons and have met many great people thatreside here. As a family, we enjoy the outdoors and like to gocamping, running, and hiking. Sheila is a Registered Nurse atChildren’s Healthcare where she specializes in pediatrics.

Thanks for your attention and consideration.

Eddie WardLullwater

Why are you interested in running for a Board position?Recently my wife and I had our first child. I have realized theimportance of being involved in his surrounding environment.

Legacy Park and/or related activities:I have attended numerous community events for enjoyment.

Other Expertise:Landscape design and construction

Questions for the Candidates?The Election Committee is compiling questions for each Board can-didate to answer. Responses will be published in the January issueof the Town Herald. If you would like to submit a question forconsideration, please email it to Lisa Neff at propertymanager@legacypark.org.

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Cub Scouts Thank Legacy ParkLegacy Park’s Cub Scout Pack 002 would like to extend abig thank you to LP residents and the HOA for their sup-port this fall. We had a very successful Popcorn SalesDrive this year, as usual, thanks to the generosity of theneighborhood. The Pack sold more popcorn than ever,and the scouts are excited to deliver the popcorn and earntheir prizes. The money raised from the popcorn sale helpsthe Pack pay its day-to-day expenses and provide awardsand supplies for the scouts throughout the year.

This fall, the Pack also ventured into a new enterprise:selling concessions during the LP youth soccer games. Itwas a great success, thanks to the many parents andscouts who volunteered and to the Brackens who madethe project possible in the first place. Most of all, we oweour thanks to the many people who purchased coffee, hotchocolate, candy, and sodas during the games. We planto be back again next season, so look for us on the TownGreen this spring! The money raised by the concessionstand is helping to defray the costs of our Pack trip thisFebruary to attend Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama.

Legacy Park Woman’s ClubThe LPWC is finishing up the year in a major way. We would like to thank the participants in this year’s Oktoberfest for their generous donations.Thanks to you, we were able to present the Kennesaw Police Department with a check for $1,000.00 towards their fundraising efforts for theSpecial Olympics. We have also been able to once again grant holiday wishes to abused or neglected Cobb County senior citizens who areunder the protection of DFCS. The Woman’s Club spent $250.00 on gifts. We also enjoyed our time out on the Town Green during the Chili

Cook-off in November while providing a craft table for the children. Wemade handprint turkeys and pine cone birdfeeders. There will be manywell fed birds this year!

The LPWC wishes everyone a happy holiday season. December’s meet-ing will be our holiday social. Current members, please watch your emailfor the time and date. The LPWC continues to welcome new members.We meet on the third Wednesday of each month and are looking forwardto enjoying our new meeting space at Legacy Perk. Thank you to the finefolks there for their hospitality! For further information, contact club presi-dent, Trasey Welton, at 770-429-3230.The LPWC presented a check for $1,000 to Office Scott Luther for the KennesawPolice Department’s fundraising efforts to benefit the 2006 Special Olympics.(L to R) Dottie King, Mary Lee Tripoli, Kathi Washington, Officer Scott Luther,Andrea Coursey, Joan Logsdon, Kathleen McNulty, Trasey Welton (holding check),Mary Taylor, Lois Selveggi, and Gina McNew

In November, the scouts of Legacy Park’s Cub Scout Pack 002 participated in the annual CubScout Turkey Shoot, an event organized by the district (Kennesaw and Acworth area Packs).Scouts are given the opportunity to shoot bb guns as well as bows and arrows in a structured, safeenvironment. The scouts learn range etiquette, safety rules, how to shoot from a prone position,and how to knock and shoot a bow and arrow. Frozen turkeys are awarded to the best shooters. Noactual turkeys are harmed during the event!

Highcroft’s FirstAnnual Fall Fest

On October 16th, Highcroftheld its First Annual Fall Fest,which was a great success!Neighbors and friends gath-ered at the park on a beautifulday to enjoy hot dogs andhamburgers, fresh off the grill.Everyone brought deliciousside dishes and desserts toshare. While the adults mixedand mingled, the kids paintedor carved pumpkins and en-joyed having their facespainted. The group had somuch fun that they are alreadytalking about organizing aSpring Fest!

A group of seven residents spearheaded the efforts to organize Highcroft’s FirstAnnual Fall Fest. Top right (L-R): Brandi May, Jeff Simmons & Tina Shambaugh;not pictured: Christy Holland, Michelle Cooper, April Chisum, & David Contreras

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Landscape CommitteeHaving chosen a vendor to plant our fall flowers, the landscapecommittee is still in the process of reviewing prospective vendorsfor upgrading and maintaining our landscape, as we continue towork on the contract and landscape budget. We hope to makeour selection by December.

Upon approval of the new vendor and budget, the committee an-ticipates that the redesign process and the upgrading of neigh-borhoods and Legacy Park entrances will begin in January.

We hope you are enjoying the seasonal colors in our fall plantingsas the beds are starting to fill in and are not yet at their peak.Although the snapdragons were planted at the end of their fallpeak due to the time involved in deciding on a vendor, obtainingapproval, and scheduling the planting, these flowers will multiply,fill in nicely, and promise to be beautiful in the spring. Our overalldesign goal is to have a cohesive design throughout Legacy Park,while maintaining the individuality of each entrance.

We are encouraged about the improvements being made in ourcommunity and look forward to your feedback. Please email us atlandscape@ legacypark.org.

LP residents welcomedthe fall at the annualOktoberfest with plentyof good food, good drink,and great friends! Thecool sounds of BluesEnvy set the atmo-sphere, and everyoneenjoyed using theirLegacy Park tenth anni-versary commemorativeglasses to taste a vari-ety of wonderful winesand beers. We espe-cially thank our eventsponsors for their partici-pation:

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Daryl Kidd,Family Law Attorney

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Dave’s NeighborhoodGrille

Spirits & Wine Emporium

Annandale - The Saing FamilyBellingrath - The Cremers Family

Carillon - The Johnson FamilyGramercy - The Fitzgerald Family

Highcroft - The Baxter FamilyKentmere - The Guelfo FamilyLullwater - The Dover Family

Madison - The Redman FamilyNorthgate - The Donnelly-Pente Family

Olmsted - The Allen FamilyPalisades - The Lacy Family

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Palisades stole the show at the Chili Cook-Off in early November. With a theme like “Si-lent but Deadly,” it’s hard to be beat! Thegroup won the Best Dressed Table awardand received third prize for their chili. JoeReini was the top chef of the day winningfirst prize for the overall BEST chili. KeithPurdue of Northgate was awarded secondplace for his delicious chili. Special thanksgoes to our sponsors: the City ofKennesaw Parks & Rec,Ferguson Family Chiropractic,Legacy Orthodontics, andSupercuts at Kennesaw Walk.

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The fall season of ALTA tennis came to an end in November,and for the first time we had three teams go all the way to CityFinals! The Thursday Ladies’ C-1 team and the Men’s B-2 teamare City Champions, and the Men’s A-3 team is the respectablerunner-up in the quest for the big plate! It takes lots of talent andhard work to go that far, and we applaud the outstanding effortsof all the players! We’ve even run out of room on our “Hall ofFame Fence” on courts 8 and 9, and we’ll have to start anotherone to fit all the winner signs from this year’s USTA and ALTAseasons.

Another huge highlight of the fall tennis season in Legacy Parkwas a special day clinic with Luke Jensen. Luke is best knownfor winning the 1993 French Open with his brother Murphy. Dur-ing his career he beaten many tennis greats including PeteSampras, Andre Agassi, Ivan Lendl, and John McEnroe. Lukegave group lessons and drills for both kids and adults on Satur-day, October 29th. Everyone agreed that it was great fun to beout on the court with Luke. We are planning for him to return foranother clinic in the spring and will let everyone know when theycan sign up.

As we continue to improve the tennis program in Legacy Park,we encourage new players to come join us. Our tennis directorand pro, Adam Grandstaff, has worked hard to build a programthat has something for everyone, so come out and see what funtennis can be!

Men’s B-2 City Champions

Thursday Ladies C-1 City Champions

Men’s A-3 City Finalists

ennis NewsT

Both juniorand adult

playersimproved theirtennis skills onthe court with

Luke Jensenduring the

October clinic.(Below)

Legacy Parktennis pro

AdamGrandstaffwith Luke.

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The funny thing about tennis is that much of the time on court – while playing a match– is spent NOT hitting balls. The time in between points and during changeovers isjust as important as the time spent actively playing. These breaks in play allow youthe chance to work out exactly what’s happening in the match. Unfortunately, the flipside is that they also allow you plenty of time to lose concentration or to start lettingnegative thoughts enter your mind! Most players try and combat these problems byhaving a routine between points and games on which they can focus.

Lleyton Hewitt is a very good example. When you watch him play, you’ll notice that healways does the same things to combat distraction both between serves and betweenpoints. He almost always works with his strings, shirt, and cap before he plays thenext point. As another example, many players always bounce the ball the same numberof times before serving.

So to try and help you stay in the present and stop your mind from wandering betweenserves, points, and games, think about trying to put together a routine which worksfor you. If you’re playing doubles, it’s a great idea to always communicate with yourpartner in some small way between points.

Experiment, then try to stick with your routine regardless of the situation. Remember:you only have the ability to think about one thing at a time, so try to make sure thatduring a match your thoughts are always focused positively on the game!

Concentration: A Key Element in TennisAdam Grandstaff, Legacy Park’s Tennis Director & Pro

Wed. 9:30-10:30 am($10 per person)

Tues. 7:00 pm - Ladies’ Night($10 per person)

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Youth Flag FootballIt was another successful season

for Legacy Park’s Youth FlagFootball League. A record number

of players participated this fall. Thefocus of the league was to teach the

fundamentals of football as well asencourage teamwork and sports-manship. The league enjoyed an

end-of the season party withtrophies and a cookout on the TownGreen on Saturday, November 11th.

Youth SoccerThe end-of-the-season party for

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Men’s Flag

The Storm and the Generals played for thecoveted 8th annual Legacy Park Champion-ship Bowl trophy during the Chili Cook-Offon November 5th. This game was the culmi-nation of an exciting season for our Men’sFlag Football League made up of seventeams. Both the Generals and Storm hadplenty of support, as fans and spectatorsfilled the sidelines to watch the action. Aftertough battle, the Storm won the game 33 to10, making them back-to-back Championsof both the 2005 spring & fall seasons.

Special awards were given to individualswho excelled during the fall season:

Kevin Young - Defensive Player of the YearBrian Jeske - Offensive Player of the YearEmmett Taliaferro - Overall MVP of the YearElstan Sippola - Pass Completions (197)Brian Jeske - QB Rating (89.6)Michael Baird - Receptions (25)Brian Jeske - Passing TD’s (22)Tim Rada - Rushing TD’s (8)Kevin Young - Pulled Flags (33)Duane Taylor - Sacks (12)Andrew Rush - Interceptions (7)Paige Slyman/Emmet Taliaferro - Receiving TD’s (7)

Flag football coordinator Andrew Rush thanks all the playerswho participated this season for making our league possible.Mark your calendars – the spring season will begin March 4th,2006. For registration information, please visit http://www.legacyparksports.com.

We have a lot to be thankful for during the holidays because ofour friends, neighbors, and clients. It is a pleasure to be part ofthe community.

Refreshments will be served.Please call to R.S.V.P.

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PLAYERS OF THE WEEKOct. 22 Elstan Sippola Generals QB OffenseOct. 22 Duane Taylor Storm Rusher Defense

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Fall 2005 - Final Standings

A great year for theNorth Cobb High School Marching Band!

Legacy Park is represented by quite a few members of the North CobbHigh School Marching Band, who recently wrapped up another great year.The band’s theme this year was Images of Egypt. The band played at halftime at the varsity football games, and competed in three other events. Thefirst event was held in Murray County, where the band won GOLD for “OverallEffect, Most Entertaining”. The Percussion section also took home theGOLD. The Georgia Invitational Grand Championship in Hiram was thenext challenge for the band. The Brass and Woodwind sections wereawarded FIRST PLACE and the band won GRAND CHAMPION for thesecond year in a row. The final competition for the band was held nearAshville, North Carolina. The event was the Blackhawk Classic in honor ofJohn Perko. The cheers were many, as the band was awarded BEST inDrum Major, Drum line, Color guard, Music and Marching. Voting by thejudges was extremely competitive, but in the end, North Cobb was namedGRAND CHAMPION!! Congratulations to all of our outstanding musicians,color guard members, and band administration for a year to remember.Special thanks to the band parents who spent endless days shuttling theband members to and from practices, football games, events, and helpingset up and take down the performances and to corporate sponsors of theband for their support.

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SNorth Cobb Students Participate in

Community Service: Shop with a WarriorOn December 3, 2005, NCHS will host the First Annual“Shop with a Warrior” as a community service project tosupport families in need in our community. Selected stu-dents from our elementary schools will arrive at NorthCobb and be matched with their NCHS student “shop-ping buddy”. The Renaissance Club and Spirit Club willhave face painting and goodie bags ready to give out!Next, we will all caravan to our shopping destinationwhere our shoppers will be greeted by the NCHS cheer-leaders, band, chorus, and a host of other students readyto help them with their special holiday purchases.We will return to NCHS where the students from the In-ternational Studies Program will gift-wrap everything thekids buy! While the kids await their gift wrapping, our“guest grandmas and grandpas” from the WellingtonPlace will read stories and help them decorate their ownsugar cookies! NCHS welcomes contributions from ourcommunity! Contact LeAnne McCall at 770 975-6685 ext.302 if you or your business is interested in helping withthis awesome event!

Sheryl Cox, NCHS Teacher of the Year,Recognized by the KBA

At the October meeting of the Kennesaw Business As-sociation, Sheryl Cox, Business Education Teacher andNCHS Teacher of the Year was recognized for her con-tributions to our students. Ms. Cox and 5 of her students(Tim Boughy, Lucianna Araujo, Samantha Sago, JauvaniePage, and Jenelle Sirleaf) went to the luncheon in stylein a Hummer from Maxim Limousine Service. Ms. Coxalso received a gift certificate from Harvest Bread Com-pany. Congratulations to Ms. Cox and thanks to the KBAfor this awesome event!

Kennesaw Charter School 1st Annual Fall Family Fun RunOn October 22, students and families of Kennesaw Charter School tied on their running shoes for the school’s First Annual Fall FamilyFun Run. Giving children and their families a chance to learn about the importance of exercising as a family was a special mission forJason Cook, race director of the event and a Legacy Park resident. The school’s PTA chose this event as yet another way to bring thefamilies of the school closer together this year.

Approximately 30% of America’s children and adolescents are overweight. Mr. Cook pointed out that “by teaching the children in thismanner they learn that activities like running can not only be fun, but can also be crucial to a healthy lifestyle.” The physical educationinstructors at KCS also incorporated this idea into their class instruction prior to the run. The fun run’s route was a one-mile loop thatstarted in front of the school on Lockhart Drive. KCS also hosted a post-run celebration at the school honoring all participants and itssponsors. “Our hope is that this Fall Family Fun Run will be the first of many for our students and families, as well as the community, toenjoy. By bringing together the families and students, we are fostering a greater chance that many of these families that have notpracticed running as a family hobby will see the greater value, including having quality family time together,” said Mr. Cook.

The event was a tremendous success.With over 75 student participants andalmost 200 parents and friends there tocheer on the runners and participate inthe run as well as the post-run celebra-tion, everyone had a great time and can’twait for next year’s run. The school hasplans to advertise throughout Georgianext fall as they add a 5K (3.1 mile)course to the event.

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HELP WANTED: Part-time bookkeeper needed for Auto & Truck Finance, a used cardealer in Kennesaw; experience in QuickBooks, Excel, accounts receivable, and ac-counts payable required; flexible schedule, please fax resume to 770-426-8373 or visit3585 Cherokee Street.

WANTED: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Kennesaw Charter School (K-5) is in its third year andis starting a music program. We need instruments to help teach the children (no, we are notstarting a band). Looking for old trumpets, clarinets, flutes, drums, guitars…Call Jason Cookto donate (678-819-4144). We will recognize your donations with a plaque. Thanks for help-ing bring the world of music to these children.

FOR SALE: Just in time for Christmas - Imperial Capetown pool table. Hardly used.Please call Marta 404- 259-8045.

FOR SALE: Epson R800 Stylus Photo inkjet printer. Like new, used only once. Includessoftware, user’s guide, 6 new ink cartridges (in addition to the cartridges in the printer),and original box. Best cash offer by December 10th. Buyer must pick up.robmoody@bellsouth.net or 770-428-1660.

FOR SALE: Delphi XM radio receiver with SkyFi audio system (boombox). Excellentcondition. Includes remote control, antenna, power cord, operating guides and channelguide. Best cash offer by December 10th. Buyer must pick up. robmoody@bellsouth.netor 770-428-1660

FOR SALE: 2001 Chevy Cavalier; 56k miles; 5 speed manual; sunroof; CD player; rearspoiler; clean and reliable; good on gas. $4,900.00 OBO. Call Ken 770-712-5369.

FOR SALE: 1995 Toyota Camry; 240k miles; 2 door; automatic; power doors and win-dows; sunroof; rear spoiler; runs great; $2,000.00 OBO. Call Ken 770-712-5369.

VACATION RENTAL: Cozy, log cabin in Blue Ridge, GA available for rent weekly or forweekends. 2 BR/1Bath. Jacuzzi located on front deck with swing, and fireplace. Awe-some mountain views and very secluded. Located next to a small creek. Small petsallowed. Located minutes from Lake Blue Ridge, hiking, fishing, white water rafting,horseback riding, and the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway. Call for rates and availability.Cabin is located only 75 miles from Legacy Park. Owners live in Lullwater. 678-457-4550. Email for pictures or more information - thedubys@bellsouth.net.

FOR SALE: Refrigerator, new GE side by side, Energy Star, black, with Smart Waterplusdoor dispensor system. Selling as is, some scratches. Originally $1,200, selling for $600.Call for more info. 770-420-1221.

HELP WANTED: Administrative Assistant – Part-time Accounting and Tax Office inAcworth seeks person with great interpersonal skills, excellent computer skills (Excel,Word). Duties to include answering telephones, scheduling appointments, and otheradministrative tasks. Knowledge of tax office helpful. Fax resume to 770-516-1649.

CHILDCARE NEEDED: In our home in Kentmere. One 5 month old child. 7A-5P M-Fbeginning in January. Experience with infants required. References required. Call Brendan404-213-7502.

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Financial UpdateIn order to fund expenses for maintenance andupgrades of Legacy Park, annual assessmentsmust be levied against each property. Our yearlybudget is prepared based on the receipt of theseassessments from all homeowners. If the assess-ments are not received, our financial position isimpacted. This is a reminder that pursuant to theLegacy Park Community Association By-Laws,all privileges are revoked until the assess-ments are paid in full. Payment should be madeimmediately to avoid additional fees.

As of November 16, 2005, the delinquent amountis as follows:

NEWSLETTER INFORMATIONFor information about advertising in the LegacyPark Town Herald, please call 770-919-2822, ext.5 or e-mail townherald @legacypark.org. Ad spaceis limited; scheduled ads and payments are dueby the 15th of the month. Information about ad-vertising is also available online atwww.legacypark.org.

Classified ads are due by November 12th. Thefollowing may be advertised: items for sale,wanted to buy, and vacation rentals. We will notadvertise business or services. Advertising spaceis limited and will be given on a first-come, first-served basis. Each ad is limited to 85 words. Yourad will run for one month. If you wish it to run again,you must resubmit it for the following month. Onlyresidents may place ads; please supply your first& last name and address (this information will notappear in the ad). Ads are due by the 12th of eachmonth in order to appear in the next month’s is-sue. Please email ads to classifieds@legacypark.org.

The deadline for articles for the January issue isFriday, December 9th. Articles should be sent totownherald@ legacypark.org.

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BoardPlanning Session

6 pm

December 2005FridaySunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday

Legacy Park Contact Information

HOA Board MembersPresident: Jim Bitner ......................................... jim.bitner@legacypark.orgVice President: Daryl Kidd .............................. daryl.kidd@legacypark.orgVice President: Mike Sesan ............................ mike.sesan@legacypark.orgTreasurer: Jeff Miller ........................................ jeff.miller@legacypark.orgSecretary: Mike Riedesel ..............................mike.riedesel@legacypark.org

HOA OfficeHOA Main Office ................................................................... 770-919-2556HOA Fax .................................................................................. 770-919-0066Property Manager, Lisa Neff ................................................. 770-919-2556

propertymanager@legacypark.orgActivities & Promotions ........................................................ 770-919-2647Event & Promotions Mgr., Tara Douglas ............. tarad@legacypark.orgCovenant Enforcement, Joanne Weaver .......... joannew@legacypark.orgTown Herald Editor, Jill Wilger ................... townherald@legacypark.org

Town CouncilPresident: Chris Giordano .................................... chris.giordano@ge.comVice President: Jason Cook ........................... jcook@bradley-morris.comSecretary: Tina Shambaugh ............................. tina@theshambaughs.comPlease visit the Neighborhood section of the Legacy Park website for a list ofindividual neighborhood Town Council representatives.

Legacy Park Websitewww.legacypark.orgWebmaster, Kim Solomon ........................... webmaster@legacypark.org

Committees & GroupsActivities Committee, Gina McNew .................................... 770-590-0620Amenities, Deryck Yarde .............. amentitiescommittee@legacypark.orgEnvironmental Committee, Tony Taylor ........ shark.taylor@comcast.netLandscape Committee, Angela Paine ............. landscape@legacypark.orgCub Scouts, Lisa Briggs (Cub Master) ................................. 770-792-0757

www.pack002.comYouth Event Staff (Y.E.S.), Tom King ................................ 770-794-6869Woman’s Club, Trasey Welton (President) ........................... 770-429-3230

Sports LeaguesAdult Basketball, Andrew Rush ............................................ 404-643-6121Adult Flag Football, Andrew Rush ....................................... 404-643-6121Adult Soccer, Angel Del Valle .............................. a_delval@bellsouth.net Edgardo Pineda ......................................... edgardopineda@prgx.comSwim Lessons, Lola Hartness ............................ kidsinaction@yahoo.comSwim Team, Carol Dickerhoof ................................... Fivehoofs@aol.comTennis Committee, Stephanie Taney ............................ KTaney@aol.comTennis Pro Office, Adam Grandstaff .................................. 770-795-7926

www.legacyparktennis.orgYouth Basketball, Andrew Rush ........................................... 404-643-6121Youth Flag Football, Teresa Upshaw ................................... 678-354-6827Youth Soccer, Richard Bracken ............................................. 770-423-9623Youth T-Ball, Craig Ross ........................................................ 770-792-4471

The advertisements contained herein are paid advertisements. The information is providedby the service provider. The Legacy Park HOA makes no specific recommendations for anyparticular company, individual, or service.

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