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President’s Message Cathy Weis, BOD President

How sad that we are entering the beautiful month of May while our world is suffering from this horrible pandemic! As I write this, over 600,000 cases have been confirmed in the United States and nearly 35,000 deaths from COVID-19. A couple of weeks ago we were at the 3,000 death mark, so unfortunately this will continue to get much worse before improving. I fully expect that by the time you read this we could be close to 50,000 deaths from the Coronavirus in the US. In our lifetime I don’t believe we have ever experienced such a tragedy. We are all in this together and we will get through this together if everyone remains vigilant and follows the CDC (Center for Disease Control) guidelines.

The best sources for up-to-date information on COVID-19 are the following:

• www.cdc.gov

• www.who.int

• News Break: Local and Breaking: a great app that can be downloaded to your phone or tablet

As of this writing there are nearly 150 cases in Horry County with 7 deaths, including a few cases confirmed in our zip code, but we must all do our part to keep it that way. This means staying home, washing hands frequently (soap and water is better than hand sanitizer), ordering groceries and take-out food and wearing a mask when in public.

Please also look after your neighbors. Our Good Samaritan group has offered to shop for those who cannot and their contact information has been published in email blasts. If you are not getting the email blasts, please contact Chelsa Fenner at 843-663-3500 or [email protected] to be added to the list. Also you may contact Chelsa and her staff to get a copy of the list of Good Samaritans.

Many have complained that some of our facilities like the Beach Cabana and adjacent parking lots and tennis courts, to name a few, are closed. For a while, the beach was open to anyone who had private access. Tidewater does not have private access; the beach access next to our Cabana is a public access path into which our gate opens. People argue that they could go to the beach and not use the Cabana. This is true, but to do so one would be using the public access path which is currently banned or would be entering the beach from someone’s private property which is trespassing. While many may still want to do this, your Association does not want to encourage that behavior. A similar argument is made for tennis. People are exercising, in the fresh air and far enough apart. However, everyone touches the gates and nets and is

sharing tennis balls. Again, while it may seem safe, we do not want to encourage it.

I am sorry that some people don’t agree with our closure decisions, but we would rather you be angry with us than unsafe.

Our Board meeting held on Thursday, April 2 was a virtual meeting for Board members and the Management staff as we used a “Go To Meeting” application which worked very well. We could all see and hear each other, but we were practicing our “social distancing” by being apart. Residents were able to dial in and listen and provide input as necessary. Going forward, virus or not, we may continue to use the dial-in feature for any resident who would like to attend our Board meetings but may not be able to leave their home.

I pray that all of us will be looking back on this soon and enjoying a normal life again in Tidewater. Stay safe!

Board NotesDavid Chambers, BOD Secretary

At the regular meeting of the TPCA Board of Directors held on Thursday, April 2, the following actions were taken:

Tennis Rules – The Board approved changes to the tennis rules within the Rules and Regulations document. The changes include online booking information and language clarification.

Items Approved Between Meetings – The Board ratified the approval of a proposal from Howard B. Jones in the amount of $4,600 for the top-dress of the clay tennis courts; ratified the approval to reduce a homeowner fine for unauthorized exterior changes to a property; ratified the approval of Eddie Link for the Outstanding Performance of the Quarter Award for the 1st Quarter of 2020.

*Please note that these are just “actions taken” and the full set of minutes are approved the following month and placed on the website

TIDEWATER PLAN TATIONCommunity Association

May 2020

For an emergency call 911, not the Tidewater Gatehouse

Regularly Scheduled Meetings

Board Workshop – Thursday, May 7 @ the Cassels Building @ 9AM

Board Meetings – Thursday, May 7 @ the Amenity Center @ 1PM

DRB Meetings – Monday, May 4 & Monday, May 18 (Closed meet-ings)

Note - If our buildings are not reopened, the Board meeting and Workshop will be via video/audio conference.


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Property Management MessageChelsa Fenner, CMCA, AMS, Community Manager

I think I can speak for everyone when I say what a crazy couple of months this has been. Each day is different and we are all learning to cope with this new lifestyle we’ve been forced into. I hope everyone is staying safe and healthy. I encourage you to take nice strolls through the neighborhood, do some work in your yards, FaceTime your loved ones, or take up a new hobby. There are also many virtual classes, such as yoga or cooking classes, available online. Most importantly, let’s come together as one and remember “this too, shall pass.” I also want to recognize your Board of Directors. They have been unified during this madness and have shown true care for the Tidewater Community. Cathy, Roger, Jim, Brian, Dave, Mary Jane and Chris - you all do a tremendous job and I am thankful to work alongside each of you.

Below are some general reminders:

• Please know that security signs are not allowed within Tidewater. Decals are allowed on the windows and doors, but the security signs are not permitted.

• Contractor working hours within Tidewater are Monday-Friday, 7AM – 7PM and Saturday, 9AM – 4PM. This is important information to relay to your contractors.

• The speed limit in Tidewater is 20 mph. Please make sure you are adhering to that speed limit, and please remember to pay attention while driving. This is also good information to relay to your contractors.

• The Beach Cabana (currently closed) is open to Property Owners and their immediate family members (parents, children, and grandchildren). Only immediate family members can be at the Cabana without an Owner present, and these individuals must be registered in our system. Other guests are allowed to visit the Cabana, but the Property Owner must be present. Please remember that glass containers, such as bottles, are not allowed at the Beach Cabana and pets are not allowed in the Beach Cabana. I am hoping the Tidewater facilities will be open by the time you are reading this.

• Both parking lots at the Beach Cabana are normally open to all Property Owners (currently closed due to COVID-19). The auxiliary parking lot at the Beach Cabana is open to immediate family members of Property Owners (parents, children, and grandchildren) and their vehicles must have a special pass displayed on the dashboard of the vehicle. This pass can be obtained from Security at the front gate. In order to obtain this pass, these immediate family guests must be registered in our system. For more information on registering your immediate family guests, please contact the onsite management office at 843-663-3500. Also, please remember that there should only be one car parked per unit/lot.

I also want to say Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers out there. Being a mom is the absolute greatest privilege of my life. I am so fortunate.

“Life is a gift, and it offers us the privilege, opportunity, and responsibility to give something back by becoming more.”

- Tony Robbins

Condo CornerTeal Lake Village, Heron Lake Villas, and Lighthouse Point VillasDerek Sarver, Community ManagerTricia Wolack, Administrative Assistant

Into May we go, and thank you to all residents for the help, communication and teamwork during the constantly changing nature of the COVID-19 situation. This is a time that tends to change day to day, and everyone has been great about checking in on each other and pulling together in time of need. The importance of communication is paramount, so please make sure that you are receiving both the Tidewater Plantation email as well as those from your specific HOA. If you seem to be missing one or the other, reach out to [email protected], or call 843-385-3995.

With the increase of COVID-19 cases throughout the United States, it is important to stay vigilant about hand washing and social distancing. With local stores closing and inventory shortages, it is becoming extremely common and helpful to order items online. The virus remains on cardboard much longer than in air. To reduce risk, it has been recommended to leave the outer packaging outside of the home, carry only the contents inside and then break down the packaging and put directly into the recycle bin.

The virus does not seem to survive long on plastic or paper bags, but also be aware that these are transferred from one surface to another, so there is a slight risk of transfer to inner contents. The main thing is to stay safe, be cautious, wash hands often, and be proactive. The television show MythBusters did an episode on bacteria spreading and you can still find the video online, which is an extremely eye opening example of how easily these things can move. You can stream old episodes on go.discovery.com, which is available to anyone with a cable television provider. You can also view a clip at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=232&v=3wPKBpk7wUY&feature=emb_logo

Please be sure that you are all being careful and information with updates will continue to come out in email blasts. You can follow all of the local executive orders from the governor at https://governor.sc.gov/executive-branch/executive-orders. The CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) has also created educational posters, videos, factsheets, and intervention training to help you contribute to prevention efforts. These free materials are available in multiple languages for you to distribute, post and circulate as you deem appropriate. http://www.cdc.gov/nonpharmaceutical-interventions/tools-resources/educational-materials.html.

Teal Lake VillageTeal Lake Village is ending the staircase project with only touch up, handrail, and painting to go. The painting will take place this spring, as will the normally scheduled building maintenance. All projects could be affected by the changes of ordinances put

Reminder Our office staff is here to assist you. We can be reached at 843-663-3500. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM until 5 PM, excluding holidays. My email address is [email protected].


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into place by the governor so please bear with us. We will be sending updates through email blasts as we move forward into the year. If you have any questions regarding a specific project, please reach out to [email protected] or call (843) 385-3995.

Big O Tree Removal has completed this year’s slated list of tree removal and trimming. Ground Effects has begun removing and planting throughout Teal Lake Village and the spring is off to a great start. In the discussion of landscaping, it is my pleasure to acknowledge that the Teal Lake Village Landscape Committee is doing a great job throughout the community. If you would be interested in joining, please contact [email protected] or call 843-385-3995. This would be a great opportunity to take part in this community effort and come out to join your neighbors in the betterment of Teal Lake Village.

The Teal Lake Village Pool has been closed due to DHEC guidelines focusing on the containment of COVID-19, but be aware that if there are any changes, we will update through email blasts as soon as word is given.

The next Board meeting is scheduled for Thursday, July 30 at 3PM at the Cassels Building so please come out and join us if possible.

Heron Lake VillasHeron Lake Villas has seen modifications during the past few months, and we would like to thank all residents for watching out for each other and staying safe and helpful. Any date changes to meetings, projects, or daily services will be sent via email blasts so we would like to ask that you please reach out to the office and verify that your contact information is updated and correct. This is extremely important in the event that an emergency situation would arise and also for day to day communication. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to [email protected] or call 843-385-3995.

Although it is not an executive order, we would like to ask that all residents be thoughtful when using the elevators. We would like to ask that you allow residents to ride alone if at all possible to avoid the possible spread of COVID-19.

The next Board meeting is scheduled for Thursday, July 16 at 3PM at the Cassels Building, but be aware that there could be changes to the original schedule based on ordinances or safety precautions. All updates will be sent via email blasts.

Lighthouse Point VillasLighthouse Point Villas would like to thank all residents for assisting each other during these past months, as well as working together for the betterment of the community. Everyone has been great with communication and thank you to all who have assisted in projects.

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Although it is not an executive order, we would like to ask that all residents be thoughtful when using the elevator. We would like to ask that you allow residents to ride alone if at all possible to avoid the possible spread of COVID-19.

Painting of Building 42 is set to be starting very soon, and information for all projects, as well as COVID-19, will be sent out via email so be sure that you are updating your information so that you are able to receive email blasts. Make sure that you have set up a login on https://lighthousepointvillas.connectresident.com, which will provide you with valuable information and also ensure that you are receiving all emails blasts. If you have any questions or if you need any assistance, please reach out to Derek in the office at 843-663-3500.

The next Board meeting that was originally set for Friday, April 24 at 10AM at the Cassels Building was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic for the safety of our Board members, management and our residents. New information on the next Board meeting will be sent via email blast soon.

The Clubhouse VillasJimmy Nevarez, CMCA, AMS, Association Manager

Website address: clubhousevillashoa.orgHOA Portal: atalayamanagement.com

Meeting Dates, all to commence at 9AM in the Cassels BuildingUntil further notice all meetings have been postponed to a date yet to be determined.

Pest Control Out of an abundance of caution, pest control will be done on the exterior of the building only. If residents have concerns please report them to management, including bees and wasps, so that they may be addressed.

Project DelaysUntil further notice please be advised that the following projects have been delayed until such time that normal services are resumed, and vendors are able to complete the tasks in a timely fashion without putting homeowners at additional risk or inconvenience:

o Dryer vent cleaning

o Gutter Cleaning

o Walkway Sealing

Pollen SeasonHomeowners are reminded that we are well into pollen season and can expect higher than expected pollen debris on the exterior walkways. Please note that while the staff will continue to wipe down and blow off the pollen, it will return within a few hours. At the end of the pollen season the walkways and rails will be washed down for the summer months.

Harbor LoftKaty Swimm, Manager-OMNI Management Services, Inc.

We wish all homeowners good health and safety over the next few weeks. Please be sure to follow social distancing and other guidelines as set by the CDC.

The Annual Meeting set for Saturday, May 9 has been postponed until a later date yet to be decided.

Pine straw will be put down in the next few weeks and we are asking that all homeowners remove planters, etc. in the common areas around their homes so we can have better coverage. If you are unable to do so, contact a neighbor or Katy Swimm at [email protected] for help.

We would like to extend a hearty welcome to all new homeowners.

Please be sure to keep your contact information updated such as mailing address, email, and phone numbers in case we need to contact you.

As a reminder to everyone, please mark trash and recycle bins with your house number in order for them to be replaced at the correct home if you are not in the community to do so yourself.

All trash and recycle bins must be placed on the asphalt for weekly pick up.

Only Owners are allowed pets; all pets must be leashed and you must clean up after them every time you walk them.

No parking is allowed on the roads and especially not on the grass in Harbor Loft.

If you are having visitors such as family, friends, or contractors at your home, please remind all visitors that parking is not allowed on any of the grass areas. If anyone parks on grass and causes damage to the lawns, you as the owner, are responsible to repair or pay to repair the damaged areas.


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Please remember the Design Review Board (DRB) application forms must be completed on any outside repairs, changes, windows, etc. to your home. If you have any questions, ask before starting work. For a copy of the DRB application, please contact [email protected]. After the Harbor Loft Board reviews this information it will be sent back to you, and if approved, I will forward the application to the Tidewater Plantation DRB. You will be responsible for payment due to the DRB if applicable.

Tidewater RidgeKaty Swimm, Manager-OMNI Management Services, Inc.

We wish all homeowners good health and safety over the next few weeks. Please be sure to follow social distancing and other guidelines as set by the CDC.

As a reminder, only Owners are allowed pets; all pets must be leashed and you must clean up after them every time you walk them.

Please be sure to keep your contact information updated such as mailing address, email, and phone numbers in case we need to contact you.

If any TW Ridge Owners have any suggestions, questions, or concerns, please contact Katy Swimm at [email protected].

Outstanding Performance of the Quarter Award – 1st Quarter, 2020Eddie Link

Eddie was born and raised in North Wilkesboro, located in the foothills of North Carolina. Although a small town, it had a great entrepreneurial spirit, and was the location where several national companies were founded, including Lowe’s Hardware, Lowes Foods Stores, and Holly Farms Poultry. Wilkes County was also famous for being the “moonshine capital of the world” and the birthplace of NASCAR. It was truly a great place to grow up.

Eddie received a bachelor’s degree in economics & business management from North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC (Go Wolfpack!). He is also a graduate of the North Carolina School of Banking at UNC-Chapel Hill, and the Graduate School of Banking at Louisiana State University.

Eddie spent 40 years as a banker in the state of North Carolina. He began his career in his hometown at Northwestern Bank. Through a series of mergers and acquisitions, he was moved to the wonderful city of Charlotte, NC where he worked for First Union National Bank, Wachovia Bank and Wells Fargo Bank. He spent his entire career in the Cash Management / Treasury Management areas of banking.

Eddie is a Certified Cash Manager and was a member of the North Carolina Treasury Management Association and the Association for Financial Professionals throughout his banking career. In recognition of his expertise in the area of electronic payments, Eddie was elected as chairman of the board of directors of the North Carolina Automated Clearing House Association, and also served on the board of directors of the EastPay Automated Clearing House Association, and the National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA).

Eddie and his wife Jane built a home in Tidewater in 2009 – 2010 and loved living in the Bluffs section of Tidewater. They truly enjoyed all of the social activities of Tidewater, particularly the concerts at the Amenity Center. Being members of the O.D. Shag Club, they especially enjoyed all of the beach music concerts by the Band of Oz, Blackwater Band, the Tonez Band, Gary Lowder and Smokin’ Hot, etc.

Given Eddie’s financial background, he joined the Tidewater Budget & Finance Committee in 2017, and was elected as the chair of the committee in 2018. Serving on this committee was truly an honor and a privilege, as the committee is comprised of Tidewater volunteers with a tremendous amount of financial experience and expertise. The committee works very hard to support the financial goals set by the Board of Directors, and also to be good stewards of the money contributed by the homeowners to the Tidewater Plantation Community Association.

Eddie (an avid NC State Wolfpacker) and Jane (an avid UNC Tar Heel) live in a “house divided,” splitting loyalties between the fierce rivalries of these two universities. They have three sons and five wonderful grandchildren, ranging in age from four months to eight years. Earlier this year, Eddie and Jane made a very difficult decision to leave Tidewater to return to North Carolina to be closer to their grandchildren. There was a “tug of war” between staying at the beach or being closer to the grandchildren (and having more involvement with their growth and development.) In the end, the grandchildren won the “tug of war.”

After making this difficult decision, they decided that they would only trade “beach life” for “lake front life,” and they found a beautiful home at High Rock Lake, near Lexington, NC. The Links miss all their friends at Tidewater and hope they will come visit them for some boating, tubing, and waterskiing on High Rock Lake!


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Nominating Committee Seeks CandidatesRoger Quinn, BOD Vice President and Nominating Committee Chairperson.

As a homeowner, you have an important interest in the future of Tidewater.

How can you be assured that our community will be properly maintained and cared for? One way is to volunteer on one of the committees. Another way is to serve on the Tidewater Plantation Community Association Board (TPCA). As a Board Member, you will share your experience and contribute to important decisions that will have a positive impact on everyone. It’s your chance to work with other community members to come up with creative ideas on how to make your community run better.

The Nominating Committee is seeking candidates to run for two positions on the TPCA Board of Directors. Board members serve a three-year term and are eligible to run again.

You must be a homeowner or the designated representative of an owner that is a corporation or partnership or other entity of multiple owners; all must be in good standing. Any member may nominate herself/himself by completing a Board Nominee Application and submit no later than Friday, July 24. Applications will be available at the TPCA Administrative Building, online, or from a member of the Nominating Committee.

Your Nominating Committee members are respected community volunteers who have served on committees and/or the TPCA Board of Directors. Committee members are available to discuss and inform residents about the duties of a Board Member. This year’s members are Ridgway Crouch, Lenny Di Gregorio, Nancy Hudson, Ellen McShera, Jewel Mellas, Bob Moss, and Tim Weis.

Design Review BoardBob Moss, Chairman

Recreation CommitteeDonna Hand, Secretary

As you know, history repeats itself so even though we have had some cool nights, summer will soon be here in all its glory. Get out your calendar now and note all the events we have scheduled. Of course, everything is on hold and there will be no gatherings until the COVID-19 pandemic is a thing

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Remember

1. To ensure timely review, project applications must be received the Monday prior to the next scheduled DRB meeting.

2. Ask Before You Act! The DRB is always available to answer your questions. Contact us at [email protected].

3. Project applications are available on the Tidewater website and at the TPCA Management Office. Please submit completed project applications to the FirstService office.


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of the past. Please contact Chelsa Fenner at [email protected] or by phone at 843-663-3500 to make sure she has your correct email address, and we will communicate via email when we are able to socialize together again. We hope that you and your family stay safe and healthy.

Upcoming Events:Friday, May 1 – Save the date for the first Beach Cabana Happy Hour of the summer season. What a great way to welcome spring with good food and good friends. There will be a Margaritaville theme to this evening with music ranging from Jimmy Buffet, reggae, and steel drums. Remember - it’s 5 o-clock somewhere! Bring a heavy appetizer or dessert, enough for 8 people to share, plus your own beverages. Ice, cups, plates, and flatware will be provided. This event kicks off at 6PM, with food being served at 6:30PM and ending at 8PM.

Sunday, May 31 – Tidewater’s first outdoor summer concert will be held on Sunday, May 31, with Gary Lowder and Smokin’ Hot band performing. This will be a BYO bottle and snacks event beginning at 6PM and ending at 8PM. This is a free event, and it is held outside on the horseshoe in front of the Amenity Center. Bring your own chair. This is a rain or shine event! In case of rain, do not bring a chair as the performance will be held inside the Amenity Center.

Looking AheadFriday, June 5 – Happy Hour at the Beach Cabana begins at 6PM and ends at 8PM. Bring a heavy appetizer or dessert, enough for 8 people to share, plus your own beverages. Ice, cups, plates and flatware will be provided. This event kicks off at 6PM, with food being served at 6:30PM and ending at 8PM.

Sunday, June 14 – The Pool Party will take place Sunday, June 14, at the Community Pool. Music will be provided by DJ Bob, performing from 6 - 9PM and Mission BBQ will provide the food. The Community Pool will open for guests at 5:30PM with dinner at 6PM. Cost is $18 per person. Please follow the Reservation Procedure below to sign up.

Upcoming Summer Concert Series:Sunday, July 5 – Tidewater’s second outdoor summer concert will be held on Sunday, July 5, with Leroy Harper and the All Stars band performing. Complimentary hot dogs and condiments will be provided by the Recreation Committee. Just bring your own beverages. Food will be available from 5 - 6PM. The band will perform from 6 - 8PM. This is a free event, and it is held outside on the horseshoe in front of the Amenity Center. Bring your own chair. This is a rain or shine event! In case of rain, do not bring a chair as the performance will be held inside the Amenity Center. Thanks go to New Way Properties and the TPCA Recreation Committee for sponsoring this event.

Sunday, August 16 – Harlequin – details to follow

Sunday, September 20 – High Tide Trio – details to follow

Looking Back:

Friday, March 6 – Happy Hour at the Amenity Center – A full house, amazing food – and Duster as the entertainment – we had so much fun!

Duster entertaining Tidewater residents

Tuesday, March 10 – Man of a Thousand Voices – Tidewater residents enjoyed a wonderful evening entertained by James Stephen III at the Asher Theatre in Myrtle Beach. He was terrific and engaged the Tidewater residents with his quick wit and musical talents. Definitely a show to see!

James Stephen III (The Man of a Thousand Voices)

YOUR CHECK IS YOUR REGISTRATION: To register for an event, place your check made out to ROTSC in an envelope. On the outside of the envelope, include the following: names of all people attending, your phone number and email address. Place the envelope in the gold mail box at the Fitness Center by the advertised cutoff date. There will be a notice on the box if the event is full and a waiting list will be established if necessary. For events where reserved tables are available, payments for a full table of 10 must be included in one envelope. If you are not part of a reserved table, you will be assigned to a table with others. If you are out of town, you may mail your check and information to the Tidewater Recreation Committee. 2000 Spinnaker Drive, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582.PLEASE NOTE: Checks will not be cashed until the week of the event. Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions or concerns.

Reservation Procedure: Please read below to sign up for an event

If you have ideas for additional activities you would like the Recreation Committee to entertain, please submit them by

email to [email protected] .We value your input!


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Community Pool ClosureChelsa Fenner, TPCA Manager

Please be advised that the Community Pool will be closed starting at 3PM on Sunday, June 14 for a Pool Party. This is a prepaid event and will only be open to those who have registered for the Pool Party.

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A LETTER TO ALL ARTISANS AND FRIENDS OF TIDEWATER

We are all experiencing something that a majority of us have never had to do, SOCIAL DISTANCING. Unfortunately, the seriousness of the COVID-19 virus is the new norm of the day. Therefore, we have to proceed on the side of caution and continue to cancel all programs and workshops until we find out when it is safe to resume.

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Tidewater Author’s CircleLeonard Di Gregorio

The Tidewater Author’s Circle is proud to announce the release of the third novel, Ocher’s Wind by Teal Lake resident, Mike Gipson. This latest book continues the series from Ocher’s Dawn and Ocher’s Rain which introduced the Philippine assassin to the United States. Mike’s western series takes place during the 1800’s in the American West. All three books are available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback editions. You can contact Mike at [email protected].

The Tidewater Author’s Circle is a group of published authors meeting periodically to exchange ideas on publishing and marketing. All published Tidewater authors are invited to attend. If interested, please email me at [email protected].

Tastebuds & Soup and SaladMarty Turnauer & Audrey Poole

Spring Tastebuds and Soup and Salad have been cancelled until the fall. Please watch for an email and newsletter notice announcing when the groups will be forming again.

Teal Lake Village ConcertLeonard Di Gregorio

Teal Lake Village residents want to thank Roger Quinn for his concert in Teal Lake. On Friday, April 3 Roger entertained all the residents around the lake. The show lasted from 4 PM until 5 PM when the batteries in his keyboard ran out. Please note

everyone stayed at least six feet away from each other. Thank you, Roger, for this impromptu entertainment. It was a “feel good” time needed by all.

Safety ReminderDiane Williams

Spring is here. The weather is beautiful, and with stay-at- home restrictions, it is a wonderful time to stroll through our neighborhood or take a ride on your bicycle. With so many of us out enjoying this weather, please be cautious when bike riding and use good judgment with reasonable speed to ensure everyone’s safety.

Roger Quinn


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Tennis Anyone?Jackie Burton

Tidewater has community tennis sessions for the men on Mondays and Wednesdays at 9AM (8AM in the summer). For the women, it is scheduled for Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 9AM (8AM in the summer). Mixed tennis sessions are on Thursdays at 4PM and Saturdays at 9AM (8AM in the summer). Players of all levels are welcome. We play doubles only and the format is round robin. If you are new to the community, this is an excellent opportunity to meet others. We welcome all new players and look forward to seeing you on the courts.

WOW, The Happiest Birthday EverTami Lee

Our family wants to thank our wonderful neighbors! When I put out a message to our WOW group (Welcoming Our Women) to stop by our house to honk horns for my daughter Sadie’s 4th birthday, I thought maybe 5 or 6 people might show up. Boy, was I wrong! Car after car lined up and honked their horns. Neighbors also brought handmade gifts, decorations, and signs. You have no idea what this meant to my little girl who told me later that evening that “this was the best day ever.” What I thought might be her worst birthday ended up the best. We are so blessed to live in this community!

Sadie Lee

Jason, Tami, and Tucker Lee


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TPCA CONTACT INFORMATION

FirstService Residential PropertyManagement Services

(843)663-3500

Contact: Chelsa Fenner at [email protected]

Heron Lake, Teal Lake and Lighthouse Villas Contact: Derek Sarver [email protected]

Board Contact: [email protected]

In the case of an after hours or weekend EMERGENCYPlease Call (843)249-0909

CONDO ASSOCIATIONS CONTACT INFORMATION

Harbor LoftTidewater Ridge

Contact: Katy [email protected]

(843)839-3131

Clubhouse VillasJimmy Nevarez, Assistant Manager

[email protected]

Sarah [email protected]

(843)272-2695

www.clubhousevillashoa.org

If you would like to receive the newsletter in electronic form only, please notify our management company so we can remove you from the newsletter mailing list. Either call 843-663-3500 to be taken off the mailing list, or email [email protected].

Newsletter SubmissionsWe would like to encourage Tidewater homeowners to submit articles and pictures for our newsletter. If you have an article or picture relating to, or of special interest to the Tidewater community, we want to hear from you! Examples would be any one of the various clubs/groups at Tidewater, individual achievements, wildlife, etc. The newsletter team will ensure that all articles and pictures are approved by the BOD prior to printing, but anyone may submit an article. Articles and/or pictures will be included as space permits. Send submissions to [email protected].

Tidewater Committees, Chairpersons and Board LiaisonsBudget and Finance - Lynne Remedios/Jim OffuttCommunications - Carolann Engler/Cathy WeisDesign Review Board - Bob Moss/Dave ChambersGovernment Liaison - Ron Nichols/Cathy WeisInformation and Technology - Greg Solowey/Mary Jane BilickiInsurance - Paul Wrobel/Brian BurtonInvestment - Jim Offutt/Brian BurtonNatural Resources - Dave Jeffers/Dave ChambersPromotions - Bill Pearson/Chris CooperProperty - Al Stahl/Cathy WeisRecreation - Ron Nichols/Mary Jane BilickiRules and Regulations - Marty Turnauer/Brian BurtonSecurity - Frank Williams/Roger QuinnJoint HOA - Rick Munton/Brian Burton

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Tidewater Tide Chart May 2020 Date/Day

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Please join us in welcoming all our new neighbors to the community!

Welcome Tidewater NeighborsKenneth and Sheila Meyer

1806 Topsail LaneFrom N. Myrtle Beach, SC

Patricia Dorian and Eino Lindfors 903 Heshbon DriveFrom Raleigh, NC

Aundria and Fulton Wooten 1328 Clipper RoadFrom Calabash, NC

Robert and Martha Jones 4734 Bucks Bluff Drive

From N. Myrtle Beach, SCJames Hilty

1641 Harbor DriveFrom Charlotte, NC


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Happy Hour @The Grille 5:30PM

Lighthouse Point Villas BOD Meeting @

Cassels Bldg 9AM

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BOD Workshop @ Cassels Bldg 9AM

BOD Meeting @ Amenity Center 1PM

Bowling 9:45AM @ Little River Lanes

Teal Lake Village BOD Meeting @ Cassels Bldg

3PM

BOD Workshop @ Cassels Bldg 9AM

BOD Meeting @ Cassels Bldg 12PM (Change in time

for this month only)

Salute to Troops @ Amenity Center 5PM

Teal Lake Village Annual Meeting @ Cassels Bldg

Irish Night @The Grille 5-8PM

HAPPYNEW

YEAR!

Lighthouse PointBOD Meeting @ Cassels

Bldg 10AM

Happy Hour @The Grille 5:30-8PM

Lighthouse PointAnnual Meeting @ Cassels Bldg 10AM




Happy Hour @Beach Cabana 6PM

Elvis Night @The Grille 5:30PM

DRB Meeting MERRYCHRISTMAS!

HAPPYNEW

YEAR!

TW New Year’s Eve Party 7:30PM @

Amenity Center

DNR BandSummer Concert @ Amenity Center 5PM

DRB Meeting

Happy St. Patrick’s Day

DRB Meeting

Craft Chat @ Amenity Center 11:30-3PM

DRB Meeting

Wheel Night @ the Grille5:30-8PM

There are too many clubs and activities in Tidewater to list,but simply go to tidewaterplantation.org (no need to sign in)

and click on the Calendar on the center of the Home Page to see all scheduled calendar events and below the calendar is a list of

recurring activities and clubs and associated contact information.

Heron Lake BOD Meet-ing @ Cassels Bldg 3PM

Wheel Night @ the Grille5:30-8PM

Sea Thunder Boat Trip boarding @

Harbourgate Marina 3:30PM

Memorial Day

Tonez Summer Concert@ Amenity Center 6PM

(Hot Dogs @ 5PM)

Address Service Requested

The Man of a Thousand Voices @ The Asher

Theatre 4PM

January – AprilJanuary – AprilStretch & Relax: T/Th 5-6PM @ Fitness Center with Larry Ettinger ($5)Stretch & Relax: T/Th 5-6PM @ Fitness Center with Larry Ettinger ($5)

Weightlifting: T/Th 4PM with TW instructors @ Amenity CenterWeightlifting: T/Th 4PM with TW instructors @ Amenity Center

May - SeptemberMay - September Water Aerobics: M/W/F 9AM @ Community Pool; bring your own noodle Water Aerobics: M/W/F 9AM @ Community Pool; bring your own noodle

October - AprilOctober - AprilCardio/Tone - Low Impact: T/Th/Sat 11:30AM @ Amenity Center ($5) Cardio/Tone - Low Impact: T/Th/Sat 11:30AM @ Amenity Center ($5)

Chair Yoga Class: Wednesday 10:15AM @ Amenity Center ($8) Chair Yoga Class: Wednesday 10:15AM @ Amenity Center ($8)

Community Association2000 Spinnaker Drive

North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Exercise Classes: ALL CLASSES WILL RESUME WHEN OUR FACILITIES REOPENExercise Classes: ALL CLASSES WILL RESUME WHEN OUR FACILITIES REOPEN

Clubhouse VillasAnnual Meeting

@ Cassels Bldg 9AMClubhouse Villas

BOD Meeting(follows Annual Mtg.)

Mobile Imaging Workshop @ Amenity Center 10AM

11:30AM

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