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boone's trace QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
of
theBoone's Trace Property Owner's Association June
2005 Community
News
The
Boone's Trace Civic Association (BTCA) held its second quarterly meeting of 2005 on April 25 at The Bull Clubhouse. Amie Hawkins, president of the
association, reported that the Easter Egg Hunt was a GIGANTIC success, with
about 20 children participating
in the activities, while their moms and dads enjoyed visiting and watching
the fun. The kids had lots of activities, including decorating cupcakes as bunny
rabbits, making Easter "baskets" from paper sacks, taking turns at
the piñata, and searching for eggs. Amie gave a special note of thanks to KK
Trott and Sue Violette, who helped her organize the party, and to Kim Patton of ERA Realtors for
providing great prizes for the kids' events. Also to the moms and dads who
attended the function
and brought treats for the children, making it a great afternoon. At the April Civic Association Meeting, the
guest speaker was Boone's Trace resident Robert Trott, who is manager of Adelphia. He answered questions and reported that
cable would be available at Boone's Trace "in about two months" and
said that residents would be
advised of the services by individual notices when the cables are completely
installed. General discussion included regulations governing the swimming
pool, and the need for a playground for the children. Betty Huxel and Seema
Capoor have volunteered to head a committee to look into getting playground
equipment. If you want to help, contact Betty at 624-2569. A list was created of those wishing
to pay maintenance fees through electronic file transfer, and Maggard Property Management will implement this
feature starting in July. You must sign up by June 22 to start in July (see
page 3). Residents at the meeting
expressed concerns about off-road vehicles being driven on the streets and on
private property. We urge
all residents to be mindful of the covenants that prohibit this, and to
respect the property of others. The next quarterly meeting of the Civic Association
will be held on Monday, July 18, at 7pm in the Bull Meeting Room (above the golf club pro shop). Our guest
speaker will be Mike Tremblay, representing the Boone's Trace LLC developers.
He will discuss the growth
at Boone's Trace and explain the relationship of The Woodlands, The Pinnacle,
River Run, and The Reserve,
which are all entities within Boone's Trace. Be sure to attend this
informative meeting to ask your questions and find out what is happening here in the development! Celebrate Independence Day with Boone's Trace
– Monday July 4th @ 5pm BTCA
is hosting a party for the whole family to celebrate The Fourth of July. It
will be at the pool/recreational area at 5 pm on Monday July 4th. Barbeque will be provided
from Famous Dave's, but bring your own beverages, as well as a side dish,
salad, or dessert to share as a
potluck. Seating will be limited, so folding chairs are suggested. Amy
Fonticiella will chair the event. This is a great opportunity to meet some of
your neighbors! Hope to see you there .... Tickets are $5 per adult (over 12) and $3 per child
(12 and under) if purchased by June 30th. After that, the cost is
$8 per adult and
$5 per child. Guests are welcome with property owners. Please complete the
information form on page 3 and send
it with your check, made payable to BTCA, If you have questions, or can help
with the setup, cal! Amy at 623-1065.
Jeff
Rogers of 144 Avawam Drive suggested that we start a column called Natural
Wonders. Jeff is the brilliant photographer whose mural of Central Kentucky Thoroughbreds dons the
baggage department of the Lexington Bluegrass Airport! He offered the first submission:
"While rinsing out my cereal bowl one chilly morning, 1 looked out our back window and saw
two young does playing on the old
logging road behind our tree line. They were nuzzling each other's noses and
licking each other's faces like I had photographed young foals doing at horse
farms. After they were finished, they both laid down on the trail, and just
looked down towards the river. Unfortunately, I had to go to work but they
remained at that same spot when I left the house. A very nice way to begin the day." |
