Yes, summer is upon us.  With May Day, the official celebratory day of Spring coming later this week, there is much to look forward to.

  

The week of May 3rd, our pool service folks will be on hand to get the pool ready for opening. 

 

Once again, we have assembled a wonderful group of volunteers to help care for this season.  Thanks to:  Gary Goselin, Bob and Ronda Bond, Mike and Mary Magruder, John Hart, John and Rosemary Wieliczko, and Mark and Alice Argyelan.

 

For those who don’t swim, you’re absolutely welcome to get a bit of fresh air and vitamin D, and most importantly, enjoy your neighbors. You can always bring a good book and a good mood and enjoy the day.

 

If you are an angler at heart, there are bluegills, sunfish, catfish, and largemouth bass waiting to be caught – and of course, released.  Keep in mind, if you have guests who like to fish, you must accompany them to the pond sidewalk area.  

 

To ensure everyone can make the most of our wonderful grounds and amenities, there are, of course, policies and rules in place.

 

While this article will include a link to these community guidelines, there are some that many people seem unaware of. Sometimes, folks have confusion about.

 

Have you rented the clubhouse?  Enjoy, but party guests are not allowed poolside. To view the Rental Agreement, Click Here

 

If the Clubhouse is rented by someone else, please don’t hesitate to use the pool area or exercise room.  Feel free to enter the side door or pool entrance.  The bathrooms and exercise room are always accessible to residents.  If you do go from pool to bathroom, please dry off thoroughly so no one slips and hurts themselves on a wet floor. 

 

Have family members visiting?  Enjoy, but do not give them access to the clubhouse, pool, or fishing pond unless you are onsite with them. Children under age 18 are not to be in clubhouses unattended by an adult. Remember – pool guests are limited to 4 guests per unit, and residents are responsible for their behavior and noise level.  AG’s pool is a place for both fun and relaxation, so consideration of other AG unit owners is a must. Complaints of unruly behavior can lead to temporary restrictions on those guests for up to 30 days. 

 

When you are ready to leave the pool/clubhouse area, wipe any tables utilized, clean up any mess on the pool deck, and take all your belongings with you.  It is only fair to the next person who comes along, and our team of fabulous volunteers is not there to clean up after anyone.  They’ll keep the water clean and ensure proper chemical levels. 

 

We have phenomenal amenities here at Arbor Grove to make summer fun, so please visit the pool/clubhouse/pond area often and make this Your Best Summer Yet at Arbor Grove!

 

 

The Clubhouse/Pool Committee is a very open and welcoming group of residents.  If you are interested in joining the committee, just contact one of the committee co-chairs, Cindy Goselin or Alice Argyelan.  If you have any questions, suggestions for changes, or recommendations, don’t hesitate to reach out to them or to any of our committee members.  They are:

 

                        Cathy Allers           Larry Beeman               Linda Davis                 Mary Donovan
                        Sandi Frenzke        Marlene Ganci              Deb Helgeson               Judy Krause
                        Brenda Randazzo    Sharon Schiller            Vicki Stevenson            Nina Wakeley

 

P.S. Don’t Forget Your Sunscreen.