Panther Trace Community Garage Sale

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1 Panther Trace CDD Phase I Board Of Supervisors Megan Jones Chair Michael Staubitz Vice Chair Dennis Stevens Supervisor Jeffery Spiess Supervisor Panther Trace CDD Phase I Staff Monica Vitale Field Operations Manager Howard Kennedy Assistant Manager Phone: Panther Trace Phase II CDD Board of Supervisors Jim Dunn Chair Lisa Guillory Vice Chair Les Ares Supervisor Jerry Berry Supervisor David Steppy Supervisor Panther Trace Phase II Staff Rhett Smodic Clubhouse and Amenities Manager pt2clubhousemgr@gmail.com Be in the know! Visit our website at To receive reminders and event details, please send an to PTRecCenterManager@verizon.net with Contact List in the subject line. You will be added to our communications. Contact me at the office October-December 2014 Community Newsletter Panther Trace Community Garage Sale Saturday, October 11 8am-12noon Set Up In Your Driveway Come On Out & Enjoy the Fun! Panther Trace CDD Fall Festival Saturday, October pm Movie to follow at dusk To Participate! Salvation Army donation pick-up: Located at the parking lot next to the field and courts 9am-3pm Please do npt leave items unless operator is present Food Trucks Petting Zoo Pony Ride Face Painting Bounce Houses Field Games Music and More!

2 Phase I and II Calendar of Events Phase I: October Saturday October 11th Community Yard Sale (set up in your driveway) 8am-12pm Salvation Army Donation Drop Off at the parking lot by the basketball courts Saturday October 18th Fall Festival 4pm-7pm Food Trucks Movie on the Green at dusk Multipurpose Field Tuesday October 21st Panther Trace HOA Meeting 7pm - Phase I Clubhouse The week of October 26th-31st Panther Trace will be the Papa John Community of the week Tuesday October 28th Panther Trace CDD-Phase I Meeting 6:30pm - Phase I Clubhouse November Saturday November 1st Daylight Savings Time Fall back one hour before going to bed! Saturday November 8th Food Truck and Movie Night 4pm Multipurpose Field Tuesday November 18th Panther Trace HOA Meeting 7pm - Phase I Clubhouse Monday November 24th-26th PROtential Sports Thanksgiving Break Camp Phase I Clubhouse Tuesday November 25 Panther Trace CDD-Phase I Meeting 6:30pm - Phase I Clubhouse December Saturday December 6th Holiday Party Winter Wonderland 5pm-8pm Phase I Clubhouse Tuesday December 16th Panther Trace CDD-Phase I Meeting 6:30pm - Phase I Clubhouse Tuesday December 16th Panther Trace HOA Meeting 7pm - Phase I Clubhouse Phase II: Clubhouse Class Schedule Yoga: Shanna Tvenstrup Phase II Clubhouse 7:00pm Saturday 8:00am Cost: $5.00/class stvenstrup@gmail.com Zumba: Stephanie Gonzalez Phase II Clubhouse 9:00am Cost: $5.00/class Aerobics: Vanessa Benton Phase II Clubhouse 6:00pm 10:00am Cost: $5.00/class Fitness: Winston Cooke Phase II Clubhouse 6:30pm Cost: $5.00/Class wbc0702@aol.com Want to advertise in this newsletter? Call Andrea Daly, , or her at ADaly@tampabay.com. She will assist you in designing an ad that will help both your business & your community. Thank you for supporting community advertising! This newsletter is printed compliments of the Tampa Bay Times Community Development Team. To subscribe, please call Food Truck: Mixed Breed Phase II Parking Lot Wednesdays 5:00 8:00pm Chowin down Latin style!! Phase II Clubhouse Hours Monday Friday 10:00am 6:00pm The articles and opinions in this newsletter are the property of the Panther Trace CDD and are not endorsed by the Times Publishing Company or its affiliates. Panther Trace October-December

3 Fall Class Schedule with Ms. J at Panther Trace Mondays: Combo I (ages 3-5) 3:45-4:30pm Combo 2 (ages 4-6) 4:30-5:15pm Ballet (ages 6 & up) 5:15-6:00pm Acrobatics (ages 6 & up) 6:00-7:00pm Tap (ages 6 & up) 7:00-7:45pm Hip Hop/Jazz (ages 6 & up) 7:45-8:30pm Saturdays: Combo I (ages 3-5) 8:30-9:15am Combo 2 (ages 4-6) 9:15-10:00am Previous dance experience needed for combo II Cost is $10 per class per week, no registration fees. For more information: Contact Jennifer (813) or visit our website msjsdance.com Panther Trace October-December

4 Dinner and a Movie on the Green! Join us Saturday, November 8th at 4pm Some of our favorite food trucks will be here. Come early and enjoy some music and a picnic style dinner. The movie will begin at dusk. Panther Trace October-December

5 Halloween Night Costume Parade & Best Decorated House Friday, October 5:30pm Calling all ghosts and goblins! Come to the Phase 2 Clubhouse on Halloween Night for a ghoulish costume parade and contest. Come for the tricks, treats, or for the scare... only if you dare. The costume contest and photo booth will be held after the parade. Best Decorated House (Drive By Judging) Wednesday, October 29 Do your decoratons have what it takes to Ooo, Ahh and Spook your neighbors? If so, then enter your house for the chance to win 1 of 3 prizes! Please register at the Phase 2 Clubhouse by Tuesday, October 28 Link to your new home. Use the local source you can trust to discover real estate, school, and home and garden news. Plus: Property search Mortgage calculator Local real estate magazines Log on today for FREE unlimited page views. *Please list first and last name with address* PR80381_V7 Fridays 5pm - 8pm Panther Trace October-December

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7 Holiday Craft Day Saturday, December 13 2:00pm A Holiday Workshop will be set up in the Phase II Clubhouse for our younger residents to craft all afternoon. There will be an assortment of project stations to choose from. Cookies and Punch will be provided Cost: $3 per child Call to sign up Deadline is Friday, December 5,2014 Panther Trace October-December

8 your ad here Want to advertise in this newsletter? Call Andrea Daly, or her at She will assist you in designing an ad that will help both your business & your community. Thank you for supporting community advertising! Panther Trace October-December

9 $ Energy-Efficiency Tips $ The following tips are from Tampa Electric Company in an effort to help its customers save energy. Heating and Cooling: Service heating and cooling systems annually and adjust for maximum efficiency. Turn thermostats off when home is unoccupied for four hours or more. Have duct system sealed. Replace central air conditioner with a more efficient unit. Set thermostats at 78 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer and 68 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter. Run ceiling fans at low speed, and set them to rotate clockwise in winter and counter-clockwise in summer. Change filters monthly and make sure they are installed facing the correct direction (look for directional arrows on the side of the filter). Close fireplace dampers. Close shades and drapes at night to keep heat inside during the winter. Close shades and drapes during the day to help keep heat outside during the summer. Ensure attic access door closes tightly when located within an air conditioned area. Ensure windows and doors are properly weather-stripped. Water Heating: Install heat recovery water heating and save 35 percent to 55 percent on water heating cost with your central air conditioner. Install flow-restricting devices in showers and faucets. Lower water heater thermostat to 120 degrees, 140 degrees for a dishwasher. Install an insulated water-heater wrap. Replace your water heater with a heat pump system. Turn off your water heater when your home is vacant for two or more days. Drain your water heater and flush sediment out of the tank each year. Insulate exposed hot water lines. Limit shower length to five to seven minutes. Fix dripping faucets. Laundry: Wash clothes in cold water. Do only full laundry loads or adjust water level accordingly. Clean your dryer s lint trap before each load. Make sure that the outdoor dryer exhaust door closes when the dryer is off. Verify dryer vent hose is tightly connected to the inside wall fitting. Make sure your dryer s vent hose is not kinked or clogged. Kitchen: Fix damaged refrigerator door seals. Replace old appliances with high-efficiency models. Clean refrigerator coils. Set refrigerator temperature to 34 to 37 degrees Fahrenheit and freezer temperature to 0 to 5 degrees Fahrenheit. Use a microwave for cooking when possible. Let hot foods cool before storing them in a refrigerator. Only run the dishwasher when fully loaded. Lighting: Replace standard incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs (CFL s). Turn off unnecessary lighting Install automatic timers on indoor and outdoor lighting. Miscellaneous: Seal leaks in your attic, fireplace and around electrical outlets. Caulk and/or weather-strip windows and doors. Turn computers, monitors, TVs radios and stereos when not in use. TECO offers online energy audits online or you can even schedule in-home energy audits. For additional information contact Tampa Electric at or on the web at Always keep your car keys on you or very close by. Why? If you hear a noise outside your home or someone trying to get in your house, you will be able to easily press the panic button for your car. If you have a bedside table, you can make that the "home" for your keys and keep them there when you go to bed, rather than hanging them by the front door. This way they will be more easily accessible. The alarm will start sounding, and the horn will continue to sound until either you turn it off or the car battery dies. Essentially, your car keys are a security alarm system that you already have and require no installation. Try testing it. The alarm should go off from most everywhere inside your house and will keep honking until your battery runs down or until you reset it with the button on the key fob chain. It also works if you park in your driveway or garage. If your car alarm goes off when someone is trying to break into your house, odds are the criminal won't stick around. After a few seconds, all the neighbors will be looking out their windows to see who is out there, and criminals won't want that. Also, remember to carry your keys while walking back to your car in a parking lot. The alarm can work the same way there. This handy trick also is useful for any emergency, such as a heart attack, where you can't reach a phone. My friend suggested to his mom that his dad (who has a history of heart problems and likes to work in their yard) carry his car keys with him in case he falls outside and she doesn't hear him. He can activate the car alarm and then she'll know there's a problem. This is something that should really be shared with everyone. Remembering to use this simple tip could possibly save a life, prevent a burglary, or prevent a sexual abuse crime. Panther Trace October-December

10 Link to your new home. Use the local source you can trust to discover real estate, school, and home and garden news. Plus: Property search Mortgage calculator Local real estate magazines Log on today for FREE unlimited page views. PR80381_V6 Panther Trace October-December

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