To Contact Board Members or the POA: call 579-2044 or e-mail at CSPOA@carolinashores.net
Joe Watts – President, John Csernecky – Vice President, Kerry Jarrell – Treasurer,
Sue Hensler– Secretary, Kelly Wilson – Director, Al Franklin – Director,
Charles Karnolt – Director, David Franklin – Director
Merrilee Burns – Co-Editor Linda Rugg – Co-Editor
CSPOA website: www.carolinashoresPOA.org
Office Hours: Monday through Friday - 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon
Message from the Board – Joe Watts, President
CSPOA Annual Meeting
On Saturday, February 2, 2019, the results of the election were tabulated; Al Franklin, Jack Csernecky, Chuck Karnolt, and David Franklin were each elected to a 2-year term. Congratulations to all!
Organizational Meeting
The Board of Directors held their annual meeting on Monday, February 4, 2019, and elected the following officers.
Joe Watts, President
Jack Csernecky, Vice President
Kelly Jarrell, Treasurer
Sue Hensler, Secretary
Updates from the board
Spring is just a few weeks away! In preparation, our new grounds crew has worked all winter to better prepare our landscaping to be the best year ever. The Gates common area is a priority this year. The grass has been continually mowed, leaves removed and much needed trimming of shrubs. Removing dead and overgrown shrubs gives this area a cleaner look and makes it easier to maintain. Many residents have already noticed the improvements and have complemented the grounds crew.
The pavilion construction has been weather delayed numerous times. Currently, the footings, columns, concrete floor, and rafters are in place. The electrical is in process, and the estimated completion date is April 1. The surrounding area will be landscaped upon completion of the structure. The good news is we are still within budget!
Owners often suggest the Declaration of Restrictions (DOR) are antiquated; however, please note the following. The developers created the DOR in 1973 for the neighborhood and in 1978 for the patio homes. Please remember the owners amended the DOR in 2000. The DOR is a legal document; therefore, any changes must follow a strict adherence to the legal process. Last year it was estimated the cost to update this document would be a minimum of 8,000-10,000 dollars with a time frame of six months or longer. The directors cannot amend the DOR, as it takes a vote by the majority of owners. So instead, the directors have worked diligently with our attorney to clarify definitions and wording in this document.
As a result, usually at the request from owners, the directors have been able to successfully permit the following: engineered storage buildings, backyard fencing, RV parking for up to a 24-hour period of time and further defined residential leases for a minimum of six months. Please note the purpose of the DOR was, and still is, uniformity. Originally, as a guideline to build our neighborhood, and now it is to maintain it. Uniformity and new construction are key elements for increasing real property values. There are numerous homes under construction in our neighborhood. New construction sales bring the highest dollar and existing homes sales follow that lead or trend.
Finally, the lawsuit filed by the Town of Carolina Shores against our community is ongoing, thus restricting directors from commenting. After the Town’s initial filing in late 2018, our response was filed this month. Both the initial filing and our response is a matter of “public record” filed in the Brunswick County Clerk of Court’s office. Contact the Clerk’s office to find out how these documents can be made available to you.
The CSPOA’s website has been updated and is a wealth of information including minutes from the board of directors’ meetings. Should any member of CSPOA have questions, give us the first opportunity to respond by calling or emailing us. A staff member or a director will contact you in a timely manner. Thank You!
ACC Corner – Joe Martere, ACC Chairperson
This month I would like to address any confusion by some members of our community regarding the process of submitting and handling of perceived violations of the DoR and Rules & Regulations.
First step is the submission of the Request for Inspection form requiring the ACC to investigate the matter. This form is available online at our website www.carolinashoresPOA.org / Procedures and Forms or at the office. This must be signed and made by any member in good standing. The signee is held in strict confidentiality and in no way identified by the ACC. Please remember that other than me all other members of the ACC are volunteers and are only scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday mornings. This allows the ACC to respond within five (5) business days. All ACC actions are defined under “Procedures and Duties of A.C.C.” document dated 3/29/06.
Second, the ACC visits the home or lot in question and determines the factuality of the request. If there is a violation of any of the community documents, a first letter is sent informing the owner of the problem. This is a soft letter requesting the owner to respond, in writing, or by e-mail, to the ACC within seven (7) days stating the action they will take to correct the situation.
If the ACC does not receive a response to our letter, a second letter is sent. This letter requires the owner to appear at a Board hearing. The date of the hearing is set by the Board and, in some cases, can be several months from the date of the initial letter to the owner.
As is our policy, the ACC does not inform the writer of the request of any actions taken other than a letter has been sent if there is a violation. This is required under Board policy, which oversees the ACC actions.
I hope this clears up some confusion of how and why it sometimes takes several months for a result to appear.
The ACC office is manned Tuesday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. until noon. If you have any questions, please stop by the office. You may also reach the ACC by e-mail at: acc@carolinashores.net.
Thank you.
THANK YOU TO OUR BULLETIN EDITORS LINDA RUGG and MERRILEE BURNS
IMPORTANT DATES:
March 13, 2019 at 9:30 a.m. – MONTHLY BOARD MEETING
ALL MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND.
IF YOU ARE NOT ON OUR FREE COMMUNITY EMAIL DISTRIBUTION LIST, PLEASE CONTACT THE BUSINESS OFFICE. YOU MAY HAVE MORE THAN ONE EMAIL ADDRESS PER HOUSEHOLD.
NOTE:
For all club chairpersons using the POA clubhouse, you MUST complete a CLUBHOUSE SCHEDULE AGREEMENT. Only a few have done that so far. This is an annual form and must be completed the beginning of each year. Thank you for your cooperation.
NOTE:
From March going forward, the “For Sale” ads place in the Sales and Service Section will need to be renewed every month or they will not appear in the following month’s bulletin.
From March going forward the “Service” ads will need to be renewed every three (3) months or they will not appear in the fourth month’s bulletin.
Carolina Shores POA Office Renovation – Kelly Wilson
Within
the next month, renovation on the Carolina Shores POA office will begin.
Offices will be getting a complete facelift with the addition of a new
reception area, counter, computer access with a printer for members, copy work
station along with moving the main office to the back, and bringing the ACC
office to the front. Before we were able to begin work, the existing floor had
to be leveled and secured and telephone with network lines must be moved to a
central location to also be upgraded. This renovation has been a few years in
the works and will finally be getting accomplished along with the new picnic
area pavilion.
During this time while work is being done, we ask all members and visiting public to use the main front door of the POA clubhouse. The side entrance will be closed off for construction only. A temporary office will be set up in the boardroom off the kitchen area and will house both the office staff and ACC staff until work is complete.
Along these same lines, the clubhouse is going to need a deep cleaning from dirt, construction dust and the yearly pollen. Close to the office renovation being completed, we will be doing a storage reorganization, cleaning and some painting in the clubhouse. This in turn will unfortunately not be able to be accomplished while the clubhouse is available and in use so we will be closing the clubhouse to all activities for approximately two weeks. A bulletin along with letters to each club explaining our details, what each club will be required to do to help us accomplish this and dates will be forwarded as soon as we secure them.
We hope all members will enjoy the refurbished office. Making it more user friendly to many and upgrading our systems will be a welcomed addition, and again we are sorry for any inconvenience and pardon our appearance.
Carolina Shores POA Office Renovation Bid Information – Kelly Wilson
The Carolina Shores POA will be putting out for bid the renovation work at the office area.
Bids can be obtained from the CSPOA office Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. to noon. All contractors are welcome to bid and must be licensed and insured.
Animal Control Communication –Kelly Wilson
It has been brought to our attention that there are
loose dogs running in and around our community of Carolina Shores. It was
stated that it was the responsibility of the CSPOA to assure that animals are always
to be leashed. Yes, animals while off your property and being walked are to
be leashed; however, while on your property it is up the resident to control
their animals as they see fit. The CSPOA has no control of monitoring animals
on the properties or running loose.
Any resident that observes loose animals running within the community are urged to be cautious. The CSPOA is not responsible for acting on or responding to requests for dealing with these such situations. Please contact the Town of Carolina Shores and ask them to respond. If any resident is unsure of the animal, let the town know you are unsure and don’t want to interact with such.
Town of Carolina Shores Ordinance Animal Control
To make an Animal Control complaint, first start by contacting Town Hall; the Town has a contract with the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office to provide animal control services.
Dogs are not permitted to run at-large in the Town.
Barking dogs that disturb the community are not permitted in the Town.
Vicious animals are not permitted under North Carolina law.
Feeding of wildlife is against North Carolina law.
Please check with your Property Owner’s Association as additional rules may exist in your neighborhood on animal enclosures, keeping animals, and the number/type of animals you may have. Remember, it takes everyone following the rules for all us to enjoy the high quality of life here in Carolina Shores!
As a reminder we ask all residents of the community of Carolina Shores to please leash all animals when not on their own property, do not walk animals on golf course property as this is private property, please pick up after your dog when walking, and be vigilant in your surroundings with road traffic for you and your animals’ safety.
Carolina Shores 2018 Volunteer Luncheon – Sue Hensler
The Carolina Shores POA Board of Directors
invites all who volunteered at various activities in 2018 to attend a luncheon
on Sunday, April 7, 2019, at 2:00 p.m. The luncheon will be held at the POA clubhouse.
Call the POA office at 910-579-2044 by March 29 to make your
reservation.
Renegades – Deb Courtemanche
Our hosts for March are Donna Watkins and
Peggy Lewis; our Tee Time is 9:48 a.m.
We have a tournament planned for March 14 with a 10 a.m. Shotgun start; a dinner will follow at Carolina Shores. If you are interested in playing with us, please contact Deb Courtemanche at 910-575-0919 and I will see if I can find you a partner.
The Renegades play every Thursday morning at Carolina Shores Golf & Country Club. If you have just moved to the area or if you have lived here for years and would like to play in an 18-hole ladies golf league, contact Debbie O’Dell at 910-579-4429 or Phillip Bureau at the golf course for more details. We always welcome new members.
Carolina Shores Scramble Group – Elaine Southard
The Carolina Shores Sunday Scramble
group plays golf the second Sunday of each month. On March 10 we are playing
at Pearl West and our host is Pat Soule. The cost is $37 per person. The tee
times are 9:30, 9:38, 9:46 and 9:54 and show time is 9:00 a.m.
The signup sheet is in the POA clubhouse on the bulletin board, located behind the door to the library.
Carolina Shores Ladies Niners – Mary Ann Williams
The Carolina Shores Lady
Niners Golf League recently held the Caring Hearts Charity Golf Tournament at
Carolina Shores Golf and Country Club to benefit the South Brunswick
Interchurch Council (S.B.I.C.) Food Pantry.
With the help of donors, friends and the more than forty (40) tournament participants, the Niners were able to present a check to Mary Pritchard (center of photo) of S.B.I.C. in the amount of $1,085.00 for the Food Pantry in South Brunswick County. Many thanks to all who contributed to this wonderful and worthy cause.
The first-place tournament winners were: Nancy Karnolt, Kim Roeder and Jennifer Daly (Click on photos for larger view)
Tennis News – Bob Anthony
Well, we finally reached the month during which spring arrives - March 20, 2019. We also get to turn the clocks ahead (i.e. spring forward, fall back). We get to do this Sunday morning, March 10, 2019. Please don't get these dates confused.
Open tennis continues every Monday, Wednesday and Friday starting at 9:00 a.m. Just show up with your racquet, tennis shoes and appropriate attire for the weather and you will get to play. It should be noted that open tennis has reserved the courts every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for 1.5 hours. If open tennis does not use all four (4) tennis courts, those unused courts are available to all POA members and their guests; however, it should be noted that the open tennis folks have first pick of the tennis courts. Usually, open tennis will not be using all the courts. If you have any questions concerning this policy, please contact POA Director Chuck Karnolt or me. Thanks for your understanding.
Low Impact Chair Aerobics – Mary Timothy
LOW IMPACT CHAIR AEROBICS is at 9:15 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays. This exercise class is excellent for those that have difficulty with a regular aerobics class. This class will include weight lifting and core strengthening while sitting. Leg lifts will be done while holding on to a chair and then will be followed up with low impact movement without a chair. Weights will be needed. I suggest starting with one-pound weights. Without investing in weights, bottles of water, cans and such can be used if they fit comfortably in your hands. Ankle weights are optional. Come to get in shape and have fun. Contact Mary Timothy for more information at mtmothy@atmc.net.
Recreation Committee – Mary Ann Williams
It's time again for TRIVIA! Join us at
the POA clubhouse on Sunday, March 10, at 3:00 p.m. for another fun afternoon
of mental exercise! Form a team of six (6) or come and we'll include you with
other neighbors to form one; and, collaborate on answering questions in a
variety of categories. It's amazing what inconsequential information we know -
or not! Bring some munchies to share and your own beverage of choice. Water and
soda will be provided.
Happy Hour in the Park will be starting again in April! Along with the chance to check out the new pavilion, this is a great opportunity to meet new neighbors you don’t know and connect with those you do. Although this event usually is slated for the third Friday of the month, April's date will be Friday the 26th, due to Good Friday. Watch for additional details in April's bulletin.
Garden Club – Joanne Bendy
On February 13 seventy-eight (78) ladies attended the
Garden Club's Fashion Show and Luncheon. There were many WOW moments! We made a
profit of $1,275.19 to benefit our Scholarship Fund for deserving West
Brunswick High School seniors. Many thanks to all who helped in any way to make
this such a successful event!
Ever wonder how to propagate plants? The March 13 meeting will answer those questions with PROPAGATION 101. Master Gardeners from Brunswick County will cover seed, cuttings, layering, and division.
Looking forward to seeing you on the March 13. Bring a friend!
Book Discussion Group – Susie Riggs
The Carolina Shores Book Discussion Group meets in the
POA library on the third Friday of each month to discuss a wide variety of
fiction and nonfiction books. Our selections for February were The Atomic
City Girls by Janet Beard and The Nest by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney.
The Atomic City Girls is an historical novel about the people who moved to Oak Ridge, Tennessee during World War II to work on a secret government project. Told only that they were helping the war effort, they were actually working on the atomic bomb for the Manhattan Project. Many Americans are unfamiliar with the part that Oak Ridge played in the development of the atomic bomb, but through the compelling story line and well-developed characters, this book brings a largely unknown piece of World War II history to our attention. One of our members, Charlotte Csernecky, made the story even more interesting by sharing a photo and some of the experiences of her aunt, who lived in Oak Ridge and worked on the project.
The Nest is a contemporary family story of four adult children who have spent years anticipating how they will use the trust funds that have been left to them by their father. Unfortunately, each one of the siblings has made some poor financial decisions over the years, but all are hoping to eventually be bailed out by the “nest”. As the story proceeds, they are unpleasantly surprised when they learn that most of the money has been used as a payoff for a serious accident caused by one of the brothers. This tale of family, fortune and dysfunction definitely calls up the old adage, “don’t count your chickens before they hatch” and was considered an entertaining read by most of our members.
Our next meeting will be held on Friday, March 15 at 10:00 a.m. We will be discussing Educated by Tara Westover and Salt Houses by Hala Alyan.
New Horizons – Carla Urban
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The
February meeting was held on the 19th due to the setup for the Garden Club
luncheon and fashion show held on February 13. Our March meeting will be back
to our regular second Tuesday of the month on the 12th at 5:00 p.m. at the POA
clubhouse.
After several minutes of sharing information about local matters and support issues, we enjoyed the food provided by each member.
This group is open to all singles in the area. If you are interested in coming to a meeting to get an idea of the conversation, have a very nice meal and/or you would like transportation for your first meeting, please call me at 575- 2339. We look forward to seeing you in March.
Knit ‘n Natter – Diana Mardall
Did you know Carolina
Shores has an evening knitting/crocheting/needlework group? We meet
every other Monday at 6.30 p.m. in the POA boardroom. If you knit,
crochet or do other needlework, stop by and join us. We’d love to
see new faces.
The group meets and shares patterns and expertise. We work on a variety of projects including sweaters, cardigans, afghans, shawls, cross stitch, arm knitting (that was a blast!), etc. Usually we even have dessert!
Our meetings in March will be on the 4th and 18th at 6.30 p.m.
If you have any questions, email me at limeylady70@gmail.com or call me at 910-575-7804.
POA Library – Sue O’Reilly
The Library needs a little care,
To shelve the books that we all share.
A few of us complete this task,
And these few things we kindly ask.
Do not leave old volumes here,
Only those younger than 10 year.
No large, oversized photo books,
Or gardening, golf or those for cooks.
Weeding is something we must face,
Whether in the Library or your own bookcase.
Current general fiction is great,
Popular authors we appreciate.
Classic novels in good condition,
Interesting stories of non-fiction.
Travel books to parts afar,
Mystery tales and true memoirs.
Old books from your tabletops,
Can be brought to town thrift shops.
Do not clutter up our space,
Take them to another place!
Care Team – Beverly Rouse
The Care Team now has twenty-three (23)
people available to help neighbors in need when a request comes to me. If you
want to be a part of this team or if you no longer want to be on the list,
please let me know. When a call for help comes to me, I reach out to the
members on NextDoor. I don't get very many calls for help, but people are so
very grateful for the assistance they get! It really doesn't take much to
volunteer. An occasional ride, help with a small chore at home, a temporary
need for dog walking, etc. is usually what is needed.
So, neighbors, continue to let me know if you need help and I'll do my best to find someone. You don't have to be on NextDoor to request help.
Beverly Rouse, 919-271-3005
New Neighbors – Flo Pflaster, Eva Jensen and Margie Pettersen
Name: Leigh
Blake
Address: 36 Calabash Dr.
Phone: 910-575-6308
Leigh moved here from New Jersey to be closer to her son, who also lives in Carolina Shores. She is a delightful person with an enthusiasm for life. Deeply spiritual, she enjoys clean living, vegetarianism, homeopathic medicine, and exercise. When she was younger, she was an exercise enthusiast often assisting her yoga instructors. She has slowed down in recent years, but still embraces an active life. Her biggest passion is reading books by her favorite authors, Deepak Chopra and Eckhart Tolle.
Name: Michael and Susan McDonnell
Address: 3 Yellow Jacket
Phone: 910-575-4448; 716-913-1857
Michael and Susan were high school sweethearts who were separated from each other for years, but have now reunited. Originally from the Buffalo, NY area, they relocated here from Leland, NC and love the trees and well-established look of our community. Mike is the maintenance supervisor for International Paper and Susan works for a company that installs and remodels sunrooms. They both like the beach, exercising and swimming. Mike is looking forward to golf and remodeling the house. Susan likes working out and riding her bike.
Name: William and Karen Berg
Address: 17 Inlet Place
Phone: 724-914-8265 (Karen); 724-910-1026 (Bill)
Email: kbb15301@gmail.com
Bill and Karen are from the Pittsburgh area. Bill is retired from the Steel Mills after 39 years and is now working as a handyman who does plumbing, electrical, painting, power washing, and more. He’s an avid fisherman and a big sports fan, following the Pittsburgh Penguins and Steelers. Karen has managed the restaurants of three golf courses and hopes to find similar work here. She is a crafter, often teaming with Bill in woodworking projects. She also loves reading and gardening. They have three cats: Benny, Binky and P’s.
Name: Vincent and Betty Ann Johnson
Address: 41 Carolina Shores Drive
Phone: 910 579 0492
Email: vcjohnson_1@comcast.net
Vincent “Chuck” and Betty Ann moved here from Washington state. Chuck was born and raised in Seattle. He was an insurance claims examiner for Travelers Insurance Mutual of Enumclaw in Enumclaw. Enumclaw is an Indian word for place of evil spirits – named so due to heavy winds. It is located at the foot of Mt. Rainier. Both Chuck and Betty Ann worked part time for the US Census Bureau doing government surveys. Betty Ann enjoys crafts and card games. Chuck likes fishing, bridge, golf, and is a history buff. Betty Ann’s father traveled for his job and at one point lived in Burlington, NC where she graduated from high school. She sings “I left my heart in Carolina”. So, when they had a family reunion in Ash, they looked around and found Carolina Shores. They have five sons, 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. They are looking forward to being part of our community.
Name: Tracy Williams and Bill Lanning
Address: 10 Sand Dollar Dr.
Phone: 765-409-9783
Email: trajwill2@yahoo.com
Tracy and Bill have been living in Little River for the past 1 1/2 years, but decided to buy a house in Carolina Shores instead. They moved here in early February with their Chihuahua-terrier mix, Louie. They are originally from Indianapolis, Indiana where many family members still live.
Tracy works as a social worker in Wilmington and Bill works part time at the PGA Superstore in North Myrtle Beach.
She loves to read in her spare time and Bill is an avid golfer. Both love the beach and they are looking forward to settling in and becoming part of their new community here.
If you recently purchased a home in Carolina Shores and have not been greeted by the Welcoming Committee, please contact Flo at 575-6243 or dfp324@atmc.net.
Mah Jongg Lessons – Marjorie Pettersen
Introduction to Mah
Jongg. If you were ever curious about Mah Jongg, a fun fast-paced tile game
that originated in China, please let me know. I will offer lessons in my home
in a nice relaxed environment, no pressure to learn it all at once. Contact
Margie at 860-307-3175
or kmem53@gmail.com
Jewelry Making Class: Carolina Shores resident Joan Masters will be teaching an 8-week wire wrap course at Brunswick Community College starting March through April in Southport. Hope to see you there.
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Sales and Services
DISCLAIMER: The CSPOA assumes no responsibility for the services provided in the following ads. It is the customers’ responsibility to find out if the service provider is BONDED AND/OR INSURED.
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Richard Lawlor Painting and Home Maintenance Rich Lawlor (Owner) 910-512-2517 rflawlor@gmail.com 73 Persimmon Road, Carolina Shores 28467. Very Reasonable Rates |
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Resident high school student available for babysitting or dog walking. Evenings and weekends. Contact Maya Lindsey at 910-465-8259 |
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Rhapsody Electric Wheelchair – 2009 model – good condition - $750 OBO. Please call 579-5855 for more information.
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Gutter Clean – Gutter
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Beautify your home, prepare for the holidays, family visits, sorting your stuff, de-clutter and revitalize your house. I can help! Efficient, thorough & reasonable. Call Ann, CS Resident, at 604-1248 |
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Elliana Agnello-Fetsko - Now serving Southern Brunswick County! CS resident/realtor/broker, Available to help you buy or sell a home. Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR), SRES, and RSPS credentials in real estate. Focused on clients 55+ and resort properties. Call Elliana at 240-538-3057. |
Dog Crate for sale: 18” x 24” x 20” $30.00 Premium Top Quality Golf Balls: $5.95/dozen and up Please call 910-575-1004 if interested. |
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