Snow Communication and Action Plan 2-27-12
by: Erica Horndasch
February 27, 2012
Dear Grand Dominion Residents,
As many of you are aware, The Acres Group performed snow removal services last Friday, February 24th and damaged several areas of turf within the residential lots.
The Acres Group is extremely apologetic to the situation and they have begun working on repairs as of today. Acres will have a crew onsite everyday this week to roll back the sod as the snow melts. In addition, as soon as the weather is conducive for the additional repairs, Acres will correct it at whatever time and expense that is necessary.
The tractor operator that caused the significant damage in NH3 was terminated.
The Acres Group also completed internal discussions with all parties involved. They work very hard on their snow program and are proud of the many compliments they receive annually on the work they produce. When they fail to perform at an acceptable level, it is paramount that they address it and take action so that is not repeated. The Acres Group never wants to disappoint the client and their main goal and objective is to provide exceptional service. The Acres Group is confident that they have taken corrective steps to ensure improvement and provide the service that we deserve and have contracted.
Representatives from the Acres Group will be meeting with the Board of Directors, Management, P&G Committee members and the NH reps at the upcoming monthly workshop on March 5th. The Acres Group will also have representation at the Board meeting scheduled on March 13th at 6:00pm to address the community personally.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to resolve this situation.
Sincerely,
Erica Horndasch, CMCA, AMS
Community Manager
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
News Updates from Your Community Manager 2-26-12
From: Erica Horndasch
Sent: 2/26/2012 11:02:48 AM
To:
Subject: News Updates from Your Community Manager 2-26-12
Groups: Community Association
News Updates from your Community Manager…
1. Next Board meeting – The next meeting is scheduled for March 13, 2012 at 6:00pm.
2. Assessment Payments – For residents utilizing the coupon booklet for mailing payments, please be sure to mail your check with the coupon stub to the address on the coupon. Payments received without the coupon stub can get lost or posted to the wrong account in error. If you have any questions regarding your assessment account you can contact ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com or call 847-566-2403 x 11.
3. Pool Temperature – The indoor pool temperature is set at 82 degrees with the air temp being 84 degrees. The temperatures can and will fluctuate 2 degrees up or down, however this setting is the same 365 days of the year. The spa temperatures range from 101 to 104 degrees.
4. Pool lane reminder – During family swim times the 1st two lanes from the ramp/entry stairs will be dedicated for family/kid swim. The far two lanes will be reserved for residents.
5. Fitness Equipment – The current lease expires 3/31/12. Grand Dominion will be buying out the strength training equipment and will be leasing new cardio equipment including a NuStep machine. As soon as we have more details on the delivery of the new equipment we will communicate it with the residents. There will be a few hours that residents will not be able to use the fitness center during the delivery.
6. Admin Asst. – Sarah Golden started with our community earlier this month. Sarah will be working M-F /26 total hours per week. Please introduce yourself to her and help us welcome her to the Grand Dominion team.
7. Turf damage from plows – All damage will be repaired by Acres this spring or sooner depending on weather conditions.
8. Gearing up for spring/summer – Some upcoming spring projects consist of: Steam cleaning locker rooms and indoor pool deck, steam cleaning carpets and tile, window cleaning inside and out, exterior power washing, exterior painting of lodge, installation of signage around ponds.
9. Smoke Detectors – For residents experiencing issues with their smoke detectors they can either call Pulte Customer service 877-850-2547 or BRK (manufacturer) at 800-323-9005.
10. Voles – Are meadow mice and native to the environment within the community. The track marks that they create during the winter months should self heal/correct themselves once the turf comes out of dormancy and begins to grow in spring. For areas where voles may have created more significant damage to your yard, you might want to consider filling the tracks with some soil and Kentucky Blue grass seed as soon as weather dictates.
11. Political Signage – Per the Design Guidelines no more than one (1) is sign is permitted during an election cycle. The size of the sign may not exceed 18”x24”. Please be sure to remove signage immediately following election.
12. Broken Window and Patio Door Seals – If you are experiencing any issues with broken seals, you might still be under warranty. You can call T.J. at Touch of Glass for any glass related issues at (847) 265-1100 or email: atouchofglassltd@ameritech.net.
13. Spring Mulch – This year NH 7-10 will be receiving mulch in the front beds of their homes included in their assessment. NH 1-5 will be getting their driveways sealcoated. Brickman has a mulch form available at the lodge on the landscape table for your convenience. If you are interested in additional mulch services, please fill out a form and submit your form and payment to either your neighborhood rep or the front desk at the lodge no later than May 12th.
14. Driveway sealcoating – For residents in NH 7-10 that are interested in having their driveway sealcoating at their expense, forms will be available shortly at the lodge for you to sign up.
Sincerely,
Erica Horndasch, CMCA, AMS
Community Manager
Sent: 2/26/2012 11:02:48 AM
To:
Subject: News Updates from Your Community Manager 2-26-12
Groups: Community Association
News Updates from your Community Manager…
1. Next Board meeting – The next meeting is scheduled for March 13, 2012 at 6:00pm.
2. Assessment Payments – For residents utilizing the coupon booklet for mailing payments, please be sure to mail your check with the coupon stub to the address on the coupon. Payments received without the coupon stub can get lost or posted to the wrong account in error. If you have any questions regarding your assessment account you can contact ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com or call 847-566-2403 x 11.
3. Pool Temperature – The indoor pool temperature is set at 82 degrees with the air temp being 84 degrees. The temperatures can and will fluctuate 2 degrees up or down, however this setting is the same 365 days of the year. The spa temperatures range from 101 to 104 degrees.
4. Pool lane reminder – During family swim times the 1st two lanes from the ramp/entry stairs will be dedicated for family/kid swim. The far two lanes will be reserved for residents.
5. Fitness Equipment – The current lease expires 3/31/12. Grand Dominion will be buying out the strength training equipment and will be leasing new cardio equipment including a NuStep machine. As soon as we have more details on the delivery of the new equipment we will communicate it with the residents. There will be a few hours that residents will not be able to use the fitness center during the delivery.
6. Admin Asst. – Sarah Golden started with our community earlier this month. Sarah will be working M-F /26 total hours per week. Please introduce yourself to her and help us welcome her to the Grand Dominion team.
7. Turf damage from plows – All damage will be repaired by Acres this spring or sooner depending on weather conditions.
8. Gearing up for spring/summer – Some upcoming spring projects consist of: Steam cleaning locker rooms and indoor pool deck, steam cleaning carpets and tile, window cleaning inside and out, exterior power washing, exterior painting of lodge, installation of signage around ponds.
9. Smoke Detectors – For residents experiencing issues with their smoke detectors they can either call Pulte Customer service 877-850-2547 or BRK (manufacturer) at 800-323-9005.
10. Voles – Are meadow mice and native to the environment within the community. The track marks that they create during the winter months should self heal/correct themselves once the turf comes out of dormancy and begins to grow in spring. For areas where voles may have created more significant damage to your yard, you might want to consider filling the tracks with some soil and Kentucky Blue grass seed as soon as weather dictates.
11. Political Signage – Per the Design Guidelines no more than one (1) is sign is permitted during an election cycle. The size of the sign may not exceed 18”x24”. Please be sure to remove signage immediately following election.
12. Broken Window and Patio Door Seals – If you are experiencing any issues with broken seals, you might still be under warranty. You can call T.J. at Touch of Glass for any glass related issues at (847) 265-1100 or email: atouchofglassltd@ameritech.net.
13. Spring Mulch – This year NH 7-10 will be receiving mulch in the front beds of their homes included in their assessment. NH 1-5 will be getting their driveways sealcoated. Brickman has a mulch form available at the lodge on the landscape table for your convenience. If you are interested in additional mulch services, please fill out a form and submit your form and payment to either your neighborhood rep or the front desk at the lodge no later than May 12th.
14. Driveway sealcoating – For residents in NH 7-10 that are interested in having their driveway sealcoating at their expense, forms will be available shortly at the lodge for you to sign up.
Sincerely,
Erica Horndasch, CMCA, AMS
Community Manager
March 2012 Lifestyle Calendar
March 2012
Lifestyle Calendar
“For each petal on the shamrock
this brings a wish your way –
good health, good luck, and happiness,
for today and every day.”
~Author Unknown
HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY – March 17, 2012
(See the calendar of activities for details about the Grand Dominion St. Patrick’s Party!)
LAKESIDE LODGE HOURS OF OPERATION & CONTACT INFORMATION
3555 Grand Dominion Circle, Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: 847-566-2403
Fax: 847-566-0796
LODGE HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday-Thursday, 6:00am-9:00pm
Friday, 6:00am-7:00pm
Saturday, 7:00am-7:00pm
Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm
FAMILY/CHILDREN SWIM HOURS:
Monday-Thursday, 3:00-5:00pm
Friday, 4:00-7:00pm
Saturday & Sunday, 1:00-4:00pm
Property Manager: Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com
Lifestyle Director: Tracy Citrano, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com
ASSOCIATION EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER
Phone: (866) 413-9850
PULTE CUSTOMER SERVICE
Phone: 877-850-2547
Fax: 847-230-5438, ILDelWebbWarranty@Pulte.com
SALES OFFICE
Phone: 847-949-0033
ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERS
Mike Rhoads – Developer Board Member & Association President
Jerrold Orloff – Resident Board Member & Vice President
Joanne Bowers – Developer Board Member & Association Treasurer
Bruce Campbell – Resident Board Member & Assistant Treasurer
Peter Tremulis – Developer Board Member & Association Secretary
2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS
Tuesday, March 13, 2012, 6:00pm
Tuesday, June 12, 2012, 1:00pm
Tuesday, September 11, 2012, 6:00pm
Tuesday, December 4, 2012, 1:00pm
GRAND DOMINION COMMUNITY INFORMATION
This monthly publication of the Lifestyle Calendar is a great source of information regarding the Lifestyle and Fitness programs, including classes, specialty activities, day trips, and community events. The Grand Dominion community web portal, www.ourgranddominion.net encompasses all of this and MUCH MORE!
All residents have access to this important communication tool and are encouraged to log on to the portal regularly for information that is inputted and updated on a daily basis. There are calendars, news items, community information alerts, group information, property management updates, email, a photo gallery and so much more!
Take some time to navigate around the portal and see everything that is available to you to make your experience and
lifestyle at Grand Dominion all that it can be!
LAKESIDE LODGE/FITNESS CENTER ORIENTATIONS
It is required for all new Grand Dominion residents to participate in a fitness center/lodge orientation at Lakeside Lodge before utilizing any fitness equipment or participating in any community activities. Lodge access cards will be issued after the completion of this session. Residents who have recently closed on their homes should contact the Tracy Citrano, the Lifestyle Director, to schedule an orientation session.
Additional fitness room instruction for usage of the cardiovascular machines and the circuit training equipment is available at the monthly “Fitness Center 101” sessions which are free for residents. Here is the fitness center orientation session for March:
FREE! “FITNESS CENTER 101” - Taught by Karen Schroeder, Certified Personal Trainer and Grand Dominion Fitness Instructor, Peak Form Personal Training
Saturday, March 10th, 9:00-10:00am – NO COST
This is a CAN’T MISS FOR NEW RESIDENTS but ALL RESIDENTS CAN ATTEND!!! Attend this informational and instructional session to learn how to use the strength and cardio equipment in the Lakeside Lodge Fitness Center the RIGHT WAY! By using the proper form, technique and the appropriate amount of weight, you will increase metabolism, form and function of muscles. Join Personal Trainer and Fitness Specialist, Karen Schroeder, as she guides you through an equipment orientation session that will help you understand the right way, and the wrong way of lifting weights and using the fitness equipment. All levels are welcome.
No Registration required. No cost.
GRAND DOMINION FITNESS
It’s a New Year – make the most of the Grand Dominion Fitness programs and amenities that are offered – take a class, hit the fitness center, jump in the pool – gear up for a great year and you’ll be on the way to fulfill your New Year’s resolutions and fitness goals! Good luck and GOOD FITNESS!
CHECK OUT WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE FITNESS PROGRAM AT OUR COMMUNITY!
Each month has a variety of both returning and new programs and classes – make sure you read through the calendar and see everything that is offered!
A SPECIAL FITNESS CENTER REQUEST FROM THE MANAGEMENT & STAFF:
Per our Fitness Center policy, please wipe off all equipment and machines after usage with the materials provided in the room. This insures that we are maintaining our equipment and providing a clean and proper environment for all our fitness center patrons. This includes all trainers using our center for training of our residents.
Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
FITNESS CLASSES
PLEASE NOTE IMPORTANT CHANGES TO THE FITNESS PUNCH CARD SYSTEM:
Due to the declining number of participants in our current fitness classes, we have been subsidizing a considerable amount of the fitness instructors’ payments since the inception of the Punch Card System in July. Although this new system has been received very favorably by participants, the number of participants is not funding the instructor payments. This subsidization, paid from previous class profits or the “Fitness Fund,” is almost depleted and it is therefore necessary to increase the cost of the Punch Cards.
ON FEBRUARY 1, 2012, THE COST OF THE PUNCH CARDS INCREASED TO $45.00 FOR A 10 CLASS CARD.
If we approach a point when the subsidization of the fitness class program is decreasing, we will re-address the cost of the Punch Cards and return to the lower cost.
The management staff would like to encourage more fitness class participation – your support is needed to maintain this vital and important part of the community health and wellness component and overall lifestyle program.
If you have suggestions or comments about this issue,
please contact Tracy Citrano or Erica Horndasch.
Your support and input is important, valued and very much appreciated.
Thank you for your consideration.
The Grand Dominion Fitness Class Program operates under a Fitness Class Punch Card System that works as follows:
Ø Cards will be sold at the front desk - $45.00 for 10 classes (or punches) –
PRICE INCREASE EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2012.
Ø Punch cards can be used for any class type and combination with the exception of the S.T.A.B.L.E. Balance Classes.
Ø The fees for the S.T.A.B.L.E. Balance classes will remain at $1.00 per class and that fee will be paid directly to the instructors from Grayslake Rehabilitation at the beginning of the class. No pre-registration will be necessary.
Ø Punch cards will not be used for the S.T.A.B.L.E. classes.
Ø Cards are non-transferable and can be used by only one resident.
Ø At this time, expiration dates are not applicable.
Ø Residents without a punch card can attend any class for a $5.00 drop-in fee.
Ø No Pre-Registration will be necessary for residents using a punch card or paying the $5 drop-in fee.
Ø The Front desk will no longer take any money or handle any registration – Registration will be done by the instructors in each class - they will take attendance, punch the cards and take any money for the drop-in fee of $5.
Ø Classes will be held regardless of number of participants. Classes will be held as scheduled unless advance notification has been made or emergency purposes dictate cancellation.
NEW PROGRAM – SAMPLE A FITNESS CLASS FOR FREE!!!
If you’re new to the community or just new to the fitness program – here’s your chance to sample the Grand Dominion Fitness Classes! You can take a class for FREE! Just pick up a FREE FITNESS CLASS TICKET from Tracy Citrano, the Lifestyle Director. You can try any of the current classes one time and we’ll promise you’ll be hooked!
ü One ticket per class, per resident
ü No registration necessary
ü Present ticket to instructor at time of class
ü Participation for future classes must be paid with a fitness class punch card which can be purchased at front desk
ü OR daily drop-in fee of $5 per class
PICK UP A COPY OF THE MONTHLY FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULES AT LAKESIDE LODGE FOR CLASS CANCELLATIONS OR CHANGES!!!
HERE ARE THE FITNESS CLASSES CURRENTLY BEING OFFERED:
Aqua Aerobics – 20/20/20 - Lakeside Lodge Indoor Pool
Wednesdays, 10:30am-11:30am
Taught by Pat Mell
Hit the water for this all-around workout – 20 minutes of cardio, 20 minutes of muscle strengthening and 20 minutes of stretching and a cool down. You’ll be refreshed, rejuvenated and ready to go!
Forever Fit – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Alternates on Mondays with Step & Strength, 5:30-6:30pm
Taught by Nancy Buhr
The first half of the class consists of an easy to follow, low impact weight bearing aerobics routine. The second half includes muscular strength training using hand weights and a resistance band, ending with abdominal, stretching and balancing exercises.
Movin’ EZ – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Wednesdays, 10:00-10:45am
Taught by Karen Schroeder
What’s the most fun you can have while improving your strength, posture, balance and flexibility? Easy! Movin’ EZ is a whole body workout, designed for all fitness levels. Utilizing resistance bands, weights, tubing and a chair, you’ll stay challenged and engaged with a variety of invigorating exercises.
S.T.A.B.L.E – Balance Class – Presented by Grayslake Rehabilitation
Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:15-11:00am
NO CLASS ON TUESDAY, MARCH 27TH AND THURSDAY, MARCH 29TH
Cost is $1 per class – WHAT A DEAL!
THIS CLASS IS NOT PART OF THE FITNESS CLASS PUNCH CARD SYSTEM – CLASSES ARE $1 PER CLASS – NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY – PAY INSTRUCTORS DIRECTLY AT CLASS TIME.
STABLE – Strength, Training, And Balance, Leverage, Education – that’s what this class is designed to do for you! Grayslake Rehabilitation presents a multi-dimensional exercise class designed and taught by a licensed physical therapist with YOU in mind! This dynamic class involves a combination of STRENGTH training exercises using resistive bands and weights for the arms and legs, combined with many levels of BALANCE training to help you remain on your feet! The class will vary each week focusing on different aspects of your health from flexibility and posture to strength and balance and what YOU CAN TO IMPROVE your health and remain active!
Step & Strength – Lakeside Lodge
Mondays, 5:30-6:30pm – ALTERNATES WITH FOREVER FIT ON MONDAYS
Taught by Nancy Buhr
The first half of the class consists of a great, healthy heart rate raising step workout. The second half includes great muscular strength training moves using hand weights and a resistance band, ending with abdominal, stretching and balancing exercises.
Suspended Deep Water Aerobics – Lakeside Lodge Indoor Pool
Mondays, 10:30am-11:30am
Taught by Pat Mell
Try this new aquatic class – a low impact aerobic, strength and conditioning aquatic class that will utilize deeper water depths. Taught by Pat Mell, this class will be adjusted and adapted to residents’ needs and requests.
Tai Chi for Health & Wellbeing – Lakeside Lodge
Saturdays, 10:30-11:30am
NO CLASS ON SATURDAY, MARCH 31ST
Taught by Allison Deputy
Experience the healing movements of Tai Chi first hand from Allison Deputy, a 20-year veteran of this ancient exercise. Tai Chi has been medically proven to improve blood pressure, balance, bone density, digestion and immunity. It is also very effective in reducing pain, anxiety and depression. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and flat-soled shoes. Be ready for a fun, relaxing, and invigorating workout. If there is enough interest a regular class will be added to our fitness schedule!
Total Body Conditioning – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Thursdays, 5:30-6:30pm
NO CLASS ON THURSDAY, MARCH 28TH
Taught by Nancy Buhr
Boost your metabolism through a great muscle training and cardio workout, using handheld weights, tubing and stability ball.
Yoga – Lakeside Lodge Hickory Room
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:00-10:00am
Taught by Resident Kit Semkus
This slow paced hatha yoga style class emphasizes breathing, body awareness, gentle stretching and relaxation.
ZUMBA – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Mondays & Saturdays, 9:00-10:00am
Taught by Carol Specht
Zumba is one of the world's largest and most successful dance-fitness programs! It is a fun, easy-to follow, Latin-inspired, dance fitness class. Anyone can do it and no dance background is necessary! When you come to a Zumba class, you will find high energy Latin-inspired music with easy to follow steps. There’s no other fitness class like a Zumba Fitness-Party. It’s easy to do, effective, totally exhilarating, and is geared to all fitness levels. Come join us for an hour of high-calorie burning fun!
FREE FITNESS PROGRAMS FOR MARCH 2012
FREE! “FITNESS CENTER 101” - Taught by Karen Schroeder, Certified Personal Trainer and Grand Dominion Fitness Instructor, Peak Form Personal Training
Saturday, March 10th, 9:00-10:00am – NO COST
This is a CAN’T MISS FOR NEW RESIDENTS but ALL RESIDENTS CAN ATTEND!!! Attend this informational and instructional session to learn how to use the strength and cardio equipment in the Lakeside Lodge Fitness Center the RIGHT WAY! By using the proper form, technique and the appropriate amount of weight, you will increase metabolism, form and function of muscles. Join Personal Trainer and Fitness Specialist, Karen Schroeder, as she guides you through an equipment orientation session that will help you understand the right way, and the wrong way of lifting weights and using the fitness equipment. All levels are welcome.
No Registration required. No cost.
FREE! FITNESS CONSULTATIONS by Mark Guthrie, Certified Personal Trainer and Fitness Consultant, Five Point Fitness
Saturday, March 10th, 8:00-11:00am – ½ Hour Consultations – NO COST
START YOUR NEW YEAR OUT RIGHT – ON THE ROAD TO FITNESS! Register for one of these fitness counseling sessions to discuss exercise motivations, goals, obstacles, and unique circumstances such as time, medications, injuries, and illnesses. And you will be given advice and a plan on how to get started, keeping going and how to reach your goals.
Register at front desk. No Cost.
TAKE PART IN THE GRAND DOMINION FITNESS PROGRAM
AND REMEMBER…
If you work for it… IT will work for YOU!!!
SPECIALITY CLASSES
***Be sure to check out the displays @ Lakeside Lodge from all our Specialty Classes – Painting, Watercolor, Mosaics, Jewelry Making, Arts & Crafts…
Grand Dominion is filled with some very talented residents!
Painting Class – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Thursdays, 9:00am-12:00pm
Cost is $5.00 per class – Fees collected by instruction at time of class.
Participate in this instructional painting class. All levels are welcome – find your inner artist! Cost is $5.00 per person plus materials. This class is taught by one of Grand Dominion’s very own residents, Susan Kronowitz! No Registration required.
LIFESTYLE ACTIVITIES
LIFESTYLE ACTIVITIES, EVENTS & DAY TRIPS
Please register and make payments for all activities, trips and events at the Front Desk of Lakeside Lodge IN ADVANCE.
Registration will not be taken without payment. Advance Registration is very important and the scheduling of activities often depends on a minimum number of participants. If at all possible, please check your calendars and make every effort to register and pay for all activities to avoid their cancellation.
ACTIVITY & EVENT REFUND POLICY
PLEASE READ THIS POLICY REGARDING REFUNDS FOR ACTIVITIES THAT REQUIRE PAYMENT:
For all activities, outings and events that require payment, refunds will only be given prior to RSVP date. After the registration deadline, no money will be returned unless you find a replacement or that spot is filled from an existing waiting list. This policy is necessary to insure that the Association is not responsible for payments for tickets, catering services, or any other event costs.
If you have any questions, please contact Tracy Citrano.
*MARCH 2012 ACTIVITIES*
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS – Lakeside Lodge
Every 1st Tuesday of month, 1:30-2:30pm & 1st Thursday of month, 6:30-7:30pm
Thursday, March 1st, 6:30-7:30pm & Tuesday, March 6th, 1:30-2:30pm
NO COST
Mundelein’s finest – the Mundelein Fire Dept., will be on hand for Free Blood Pressure Checks. This activity takes place the first Tuesday and the first Thursday of every month. PLEAST NOTE: IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, THE FIRE DEPARTMENT MAY HAVE TO ADJUST TIME OR RESCHEDULE DATE.
LADIES LUNCH
THIS MONTHLY LUNCH OUTING WILL BE SUSPENDED UNTIL APRIL 6, 2012. WATCH THE CALENDAR FOR UPDATES AND THE APRIL ANNOUNCEMENT REGISTRATION!
For questions or inquiries, contact Lois Gaffke or Joan Jones through the web portal email system.
MARCH MARKET DAY – Lakeside Lodge
Saturday, March 3rd – 9:00-10:00am – Please arrive at 8:30am to help with orders.
We know the Lifestyle Program keeps residents super busy at Grand Dominion so why not make your life easier with this great food option! Market Day is a fundraiser program for the Grand Dominion community, offering over 160 convenient and high quality food products, many of which are individually wrapped and easy to prepare. Best of all, a percentage of your order will be returned to our community each month to help us raise funds for various Lifestyle activities! And you can deduct 10% of your orders on your income taxes! Special thanks to the resident volunteers that help to make this food co-op program a success! Order sheets for the March sale are available at Lakeside Lodge or you can visit www.marketday.com for more information and to order online. There are great clearance items available to order online as well! Start planning your menus today!
Order sheets are available at Lakeside Lodge and should be turned in to the front desk by Tuesday, February 28th, 5pm.
MARCH MOVIES at the Lakeside Lodge
Presented by the Grand Dominion Film Club
Attendance for all movies is open to Grand Dominion residents – No Registration necessary. No Cost for Film Club Members, $1 Fee for Non-Film Club Members – proceeds will help subsidize film license. No registration – money collected at door.
MOVIE NIGHT
Wednesday, March 7th, 6:30pm – FILM TITLE TBD
OPERA MOVIES AT THE LODGE
Wednesday, March 21st, 6:30pm – “Pirates of Penzance” – Starring Kevin Kline, Linda Rondstadt, Angela Lansbury
GRAND DOMINION CHARTER FILM CLUB NIGHT
Wednesday, March 28th, 6:30pm – FILM TITLE TBD
LABOR OF LOVE – Military Care Package Drive
February 14th thru March 17th
Del Webb has an invitation for the Grand Dominion community! They are pleased to present the “Labor of Love” Care Package Drive! It’s our chance to give back! We will be partnering with “Operation Care Package” to show our appreciation for the many service men and women who have devoted their time and lives to our country. Our care packages will be sent to multiple branches of the military all over the world. From February 14th through March 17th, we’ll be collecting items for military care packages or monetary gifts. Flyers with full details about the program and the desired donation items are available at the Lakeside Lodge, along with receptacles for drop-off.
Thank you for your support of this very worthy cause!
“GYPSY” – Theatre Outing at the Drury Lane Theatre Oakbrook
Thursday, March 1st, 10:00am-6:00pm (Return time approximate)
Cost is $64.00 per person – Includes reserved theatre ticket, lunch, tax, gratuity, coach transportation, driver tip. Choice of lunch – Roast Sirloin of Beef or Baked Salmon.
Maximum of 54 people – THIS IS AN ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGE OUTING – NO THEATRE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION AND ENTIRE PACKAGE.
Winner of three Tony Awards, “Gypsy” is considered by many critics to the greatest American musical ever written. Based on the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee, a famous burlesque stripper, this show tells the story of Rose, an overbearing stage mother who is determined to break into the big time by pushing a vaudeville career onto her two daughters. Don’t miss this entertaining theatre outing! Coach bus transportation will be included, as well as a full lunch at the theatre, with your choice of Roast sirloin of Beef or Baked Salmon.
Maximum of 54 people – THIS IS AN ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGE OUTING – NO THEATRE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION AND ENTIRE PACKAGE. Register with payment at front desk by Monday, February 13th. Guests will be allowed after January 31st.
NEW INTEREST GROUP FORMING – “MUSIC APPRECIATION” CLUB
Informational Meeting – Monday, March 12th, 7pm – Lakeside Lodge
If you enjoy the music of Glenn Miller, Doris Day, Frank Sinatra, Count Basie, Henry Mancini and other masters from the past, come and listen-in with this new club now forming. Bring your collections and share these sounds with the group. This first meeting will focus on the music of Henry Mancini so bring any records, tapes, sheet music, books, etc. to enhance the evening of listening and discussion of these marvelous performances. For more information, contact Lee Bassett or John Kivlehan by portal email.
No Registration required for meeting.
Grand Dominion BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING – Lakeside Lodge
Tuesday, March 13th,6:00pm
All residents are invited to this quarterly board meeting for the Grand Dominion Association. There will be a Question & Answer period at the conclusion of this business meeting.
No Registration Required.
MAVERICKS NIGHT OUT – Mavericks, 2061 Maple Ave., Mundelein
Wednesday, March 14th, 7:30pm
Grab your cowboy hat and jeans and head on over to our next door neighbor – Maverick’s, for a night of line dancing and Western music! On Wednesdays, cover for ladies is free and only $3 for men. There are free line dancing lessons at 8:15pm and 9:15pm and dancing music all night long! Our Grand Dominion group will have some reserved seating. So make your plans for a fun night out!
Register at front desk for our reserved seating estimate.
ST. PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATION – Lakeside Lodge
Saturday, March 17th, 5:30pm – Cost is $18.00 per person – Includes full Irish dinner and entertainment by the TRINITY DANCERS
The luck of the Irish will be smilin’ on all of Grand Dominion at this St. Patrick’s dinner celebration! Make sure you’re wearing green and come hungry to this meal of corned beef, cabbage, carrots, buttered potatoes, rye bread, Irish soda bread, dessert, soft drinks, and coffee. Beer and wine will be offered at a cash bar. Dinner will be served at 6:00pm, followed by entertainment by the Trinity Dancers – from the most well-known Irish dance program on the planet! This youth dance group will leap onto our stage and thrill our audience with their unique showmanship and melt heart as they perform traditional Irish jigs. Don’t miss this upcoming performance and a night of Irish celebration! Register with payment at front desk by Friday, March 9th.
POTOWATOMI CASINO OUTING – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Tuesday, March 20th, 9:00am-6:00pm, approx. return to Lodge (Bus will depart casino at 3pm) – Cost is $25.00 per person and includes bus transportation, driver tip, buffet lunch, $10 cash play.
PLEASE NOTE – PRICE INCREASE - The casino/bus company has increased the price of these trips.
PLEASE NOTE – This month’s outing is on Tuesday, is also Senior Day so there is an additional $5 of play added to your card!
THIS OUTING IS OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS AND GUESTS – 1ST COME, 1ST SERVED – SO REGISTER TODAY!
Calling all high rollers! Get out your lucky rabbit’s foot and join this trip for some gambling fun! You can’t beat this price! These trips are enjoyed by all! We need a minimum of 35 people and a maximum of 54 people. If there is enough interest, a 2nd bus will be added.
THIS OUTING IS OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS AND GUESTS – 1ST COME, 1ST SERVED – SO REGISTER TODAY!
Register with payment at front desk by Monday, March 12th.
“Improve Your Memory” – A Presentation by Memory Coach, Dr. Burton L. Fischman, Ph.D. – Lakeside Lodge
Tuesday, March 27th, 6:30-7:30pm – Cost is $2.00 per person for speaker fees
Discover your memory power! Join Dr. Burton Fischman, a professor of Communication for 35 years at Bryant University, at this educational and entertaining program. The ability to remember well is critical to success in almost everything we do. Dr. Fishman will help you with the following:
Achieve your potential and boost your confidence by learning memory improvement strategies.
Discover the magic of mnemonics – methods and systems for improving your memory.
Learn techniques to help you retain information more readily – including numbers, names and faces.
Everyone will walk away with several ideas on how to form a more powerful memory that will help them be more effective in achieving their potential in life.
Register at front desk. Cost is $2 per person for speaker fees.
“Seeing Beyond Your Imagination” – An Educational Seminar Presentation by Jacksoneye – Lakeside Lodge
Tuesday, March 28th, 6:30pm – NO COST
Mitchell A. Jackson, MD, board certified Ophthalmologist, top rated surgeon and director of Jacksoneye invites you to a dynamic, informative seminar to learn about new advanced treatments for cataracts, dry eye syndrome, glaucoma and macular degeneration.
FREE glaucoma screenings will be performed by a trained technician following the presentation which will assist in the diagnosis of eye diseases, including cataracts, astigmatism, glaucoma and macular degeneration. Screenings are limited so register at front desk for both the presentation and a free screening.
Register at front desk. No Cost.
“CHILL OUT FRIDAY” & LAKESIDE LODGE 4th ANNIVERSARY PARTY!
Friday, March 30th, 5:00-7:00pm
Cost is $5.00 per person
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, LAKESIDE LODGE! It’s time to “chill out” from your busy week and celebrate the 4th Anniversary of our Lakeside Lodge! Join friends, neighbors and fellow residents at this casual get-together for socializing, food and good times! You won’t want to miss the fun and some SURPRISE ENTERTAINMENT! Light appetizers, hot and cold beverages and ANNIVERSARY CAKE will be served!
Register with payment at front desk by Monday, March 26th – please be conscious of registration for this event for seating, food and CAKE purchasing.
SAVE THE DATE!!!
Mark your calendars now for these exciting activities coming up! Other activities may be added so keep up to date with the monthly calendars and web portal updates!
Ø Saturday, April 21st – Home & Business Expo
Ø Sunday, April 22nd – Charter Club & Interest Group Expo
Ø Sunday, April 29th – Spring Brunch
Ø Saturday, May 19th – Disco/70’s Party
Ø Saturday, June 23rd – Summer Kickoff
GRAND DOMINION LIFESTYLE…
LIVE IT, FEEL IT, LOVE IT!
Community Bulletin Board
ü NEW INTEREST GROUP FORMING – “MUSIC APPRECIATION” CLUB
Informational Meeting – Monday, March 12th, 7pm – Lakeside Lodge
If you enjoy the music of Glenn Miller, Doris Day, Frank Sinatra, Count Basie, Henry Mancini and other masters from the past, come and listen-in with this new club now forming. Bring your collections and share these sounds with the group. This first meeting will focus on the music of Henry Mancini so bring any records, tapes, sheet music, books, etc. to enhance the evening of listening and discussion of these marvelous performances. For more information, contact Lee Bassett or John Kivlehan by portal email.
No Registration required for meeting.
ü Are you “Tech-Challenged?”
Attend Fremont Public Library’s TECHNOLOGY TUESDAYS, 6:00PM
The Fremont Library, located at 1170 N. Midlothian Road, offers this technology workshop every Tuesday evening for assistance with the latest technology like reader kindles, Ipods, and more. There is also help available on Wednesday mornings at 9:00am. For more information, contact the library, 847-566-8702 or visit the website at www.fremontlibrary.org.
ü MODIFICATIONS Committee Members Wanted!
This committee is looking for a few good men (or women!). This committee meets weekly during warm weather months and bi-weekly during winter months. If you are interested in joining in this committee that approves and helps monitor architectural changes to residences, submit your interest, qualifications and availability in writing to Erica Horndasch, 847-566-2403, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com.
ü Resident Help Wanted for a NEW Grand Dominion Publication –
A Quarterly Newsletter
If you are interested in assisting with a new Grand Dominion endeavor – this may be your chance! We are developing a Quarterly Newsletter that will showcase the community and focus on a variety of topics – activities, human interest stories, community involvement and much more. The quarterly newsletter will be funded by “insert” advertising revenue that will be offered. For more information and to submit your name, please contact Tracy Citrano, 847-566-2403, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com.
ü New Committee Forming – LIFESTYLE & COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT COMMITTEE - Members Wanted!
A new committee is forming at Grand Dominion to serve in an advisory capacity to the Homeowners Association Board of Directors to review, research, and recommend community enhancements, improvements and expenditures to benefit the lifestyle needs and desires of the community and residents as a whole. This committee will work in connection with the Lifestyle Director and Property Manager on a monthly basis, day and time to be determined. If you are interested in working on this committee, submit your interest, qualifications and availability in writing to Tracy Citrano, 847-566-2403, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com.
*WEB PORTAL IMPORTANCE*
Del Webb Live, our private community web portal is of vital importance to the communication at Grand Dominion. Please be aware that all information and updates about community clubs, activities and events as well as all property management information, will be submitted via the www.ourgranddominion.net website. Please remember to check for daily updates in the Community Calendar, News Page, Alerts Section and your Personal Email for daily updates and additions.
HELPFUL WEB PORTAL RESOURCES FOR RESIDENTS
The Grand Dominion web portal offers a variety of helpful resources for residents to access information.
Make sure you are up to date on what is offered in these areas:
ü Marketplace – Business Advertising – Grand Dominion currently has advertisements from: Assured Healthcare in Gurnee, American Medical Systems, and LLC Concierge and Cleaning Service. To visit the Marketplace advertising section of the portal, go to the blue navigation bar at the top of the page and click on “Marketplace”, then “Marketplace Home” and check out the current ads today!
ü Classifieds – Personal Advertising for Residents – This is a great way for residents to sell personal belongings, rent property etc. – your electronic version of a personal “garage sale”!
ü Community Message Boards – If you’re looking for resident referrals about businesses, restaurants, vacations, anything – look here! Your neighbors are your best sources of local information!
ü Photo Gallery – See all the pictures from our Grand Dominion activities – parties, dinners, seminars, club activities and much more! It’s a great way to check out all the fun without all the worry of your own camera! And you can download pictures from the gallery to a CD to print for photo books!
ü Group Activity – Did you know you can join a group on the portal? Simply locate the group you are interested in and click on the link “Click here to join this group” located in the upper left hand portion of the group page. You’ll receive emails about all the group activity and be part of the fun instantly!
ü NEW PORTAL FEATURE!!!
You can now access important Community Contact Information like lodge hours, children swim times, phone numbers, email addresses and much more by clicking on a link on the Home Page of the web portal. It is located on the left hand side of the page in a box that reads, “CLICK HERE FOR IMPORTANT COMMUNITY CONTACT INFORMATION.” The link will take you to a new page with the information.
If you need help accessing any of these resource areas on the web portal, attend the next portal training session or stop in to see Tracy! Don’t miss any of the important information on the web portal!
CLUBS, CLUBS, CLUBS!!!
CHARTER CLUBS
Our CHARTER CLUB PROGRAM at Grand Dominion has been implemented and we currently have 26 board approved charter clubs! We continue to encourage all clubs to consider this important structure for their group. If a group does not have this important information, group leaders should obtain a copy of the Charter Club Rules & Procedures Manual at Lakeside Lodge or on the web portal and discuss it with their groups. All charter club applications must be approved by the board of directors at formal board meetings. Applications that are submitted before the next board meeting will be subject to the same privileges of approved charter clubs including room rental fees.
The Board of Directors has also approved a NEW ROOM RENTAL FEE STRUCTURE for room usage by non-charter clubs that is now in effect. The following fee structure will be followed for room usage at Lakeside Lodge. All fees for one room only:
1. Charter Clubs – No fee for regular meetings, $25 for special events (2 hour block)
2. Interest Groups (non-charter clubs) - $25 per 2 hour block, $75 for special events (4 hour block)
3. Private Resident Sponsored Event - $75 per 4 hour block
4. Non-Resident Sponsored Event - $150 per 4 hour block
*Other fees apply for kitchen use and other facility and equipment usage that is rentable. Damage and cleaning deposits will also be applied.
*New After Hours Room Rental Rates now effective – See Revised Facility Use Guidelines on the web portal in the Community Documents Section
Questions, please contact Tracy Citrano.
ALL CLUBS ARE SEEKING NEW MEMBERS – Check your calendar and fill your days with something new and interesting today!
Many of the seasonal groups are starting up again – check with group leaders or the group portal site for details!
Here is a list of Established Clubs & Groups at Grand Dominion with Meeting Times and Contact Information. All group meeting dates and times are listed on the web portal Community Calendar and in the Club Book at the front desk of Lakeside Lodge. Please contact all group leaders through portal email. If any information is incorrect, please contact Tracy Citrano.
GRAND DOMINION CHARTER CLUBS:
Charter Club Meeting Time/Next Date Contact_______
After Hours Book Discussion Thursdays, every 6wks, 7pm Sheila Linderman
Bocce Ball Spring & Summer Steve Kaplan
Bookworms Approx. Every 4 wks – 1pm Sallie Hamm
& Susan Schlitt
Bridge Tues.6:30pm Don Salenger
Intermediate Bridge Fridays, 9am Maryann Kever
Wed. Bridge Wednesdays, 1:00pm Maxine Dicker
Bunco 1st Tues. of month, 7pm Rose Marie Clark
Current Events 2nd Wed. of month, 7pm Leon Stein
Film Discussion 4th Wednesday of month Stan Finer
Geneology 1st Monday of month, 7pm Barbara Schober
Grand Dominion Players(Drama)Mondays, 10am Eileen Betzold
Grand Dominion Singers Periodic Martha Swan
Ladies Golf Tuesdays - Seasonal Susan Schlitt
Men’s Golf Wednesdays - 8:45am Bill Smith
Mexican Train Tuesdays, 1pm Joy Gaftman
Judy Nierman
Painting Thurs, 9am Susan Kronowitz
Pan 2nd & 4th Thursdays of month, 1pm Maxine Dicker
Pickle ball Seasonal Sam & Kay Ritchie
Ping Pong Fri. 10am, Sat. 10am Richard Golden
Poker Wed. 12:45pm, Thurs. 5:30pm Jerry Orloff
Poker Pals Tuesdays, 7pm Marilyn Roche
Quilting 2nd & 4th Wed. of month, 1:30pm Jane Velander
Readers Book Discussion Wednesdays, every 6 wks, 3:30pm Janice Borg
Singles Periodic Laurie Leff
Tennis Seasonal Al Cheung
GRAND DOMINION INTEREST GROUPS:
Interest Group Meeting Time/Next Date Contact________
Biking Saturdays, 8:30am David Schnitzer
Billiards Seasonal, check calendar Alan Hahn
Bowling Buddies Mondays, 12:30pm Maxine Dicker
Garden Club 1st Monday of month, 1pm Joan Jones
Gin Rummy Mondays, 6:30pm Steve Nitzkin
Grandparents Periodic Lona Chiarello
Hand & Foot Cards Mondays, 1-4pm Lois Gaffke
Helping Hands Periodic Diane Schultz
Knitting Wednesdays, 7pm Sheila Linderman
Ladies Canasta Wed. 9am Priscilla Mortland
Ladies Lunch 1st Fri. of month, 12:30pm Lois Gaffke
Mah Jongg Tues. & Wed., 1pm, Tues. 6:30pm
Pinochle Mondays, 1pm Carol Huber
Roosevelt High Rough Riders Periodic Helene Stein
Rummikub Mondays, 6:30pm Joy Gaftman
& Wendy Siegel
Scrabble Thursdays, 1-3pm Rita Kompare
& Doug Stone
Softball Seasonal Earl Polisky
Walking & Hiking Seasonal, Thursdays, 8:45am
Women’s Thursday Poker 3rd Thursday of month, 6:30pm Sharron Rosenthal
HELPING HANDS
Do YOU need a helping hand? Maybe Helping Hands can help!
Helping Hands is a group of residents who want to lend their “hands” to other residents within the community who may need assistance of some kind. This may take the form of:
· A social phone call or get well wish
· Help around the home in time of sickness or healing
· A ride to an appointment, a store, pharmacy, physical therapy on a limited or occasional basis
· A wellness visit
· A hospitality visit
· Card recognition for illness or loss of a loved one
· Community information dissemination
· Local resource materials
· Web portal training
The group’s purpose and function is based solely on the need for assistance and will maintain the utmost sense of privacy and respect at all times. The members will rely on requests by residents ONLY and all assistance will be given on a confidential basis unless otherwise requested by a resident.
If you are in need of assistance by the group or have permission by someone to make a request on their behalf, please contact the person in Helping Hands from your neighborhood listed below. If you are want to join Helping Hands, you may do so on the web portal or ask at the front desk how to join.
For Helping Hands Assistance, contact:
NH 1 – Mary Shifley, 847-949-8838
NH 2 – Peggie McQueen, 224-475-0096
NH 3 – Diane Whittier, 847-566-6960, Heidi Coagan, 224-475-0252,
Carolyn Maxwell, 847-393-7892
NH 4 – Kay Ritchie, 847-393-7443, Wendy Siegel, 224-475-0151
NH 5 – Linda Dasso, 847-393-7085, Sharon Smith, 847-393-7379,
Kathie Carr, 224-475-0192
NH 7 – Angel Nettles, 224-778-5002, Jill & Richard Schwartz, 224-475-0193
NH 8 – Terry Mabus, 847-740-6594
NH 9 – Nancy Noyer, 847-903-9078, Sally Foss, 847-566-0839
NH 10 – Diane Schultz, 847-651-7841, Steve Wagner, 847-393-7655
*IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN REPRESENTING YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ON BEHALF OF THE HELPING HANDS GROUP, PLEASE CONTACT DIANE SCHULTZ, 847-651-7841 – WE WOULD LIKE AT LEAST THREE RESIDENTS FROM EACH NEIGHBORHOOD.
NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVES
Do you know who YOUR neighborhood representative is? Each of Grand Dominion’s 10 neighborhoods has up to 3 resident representatives who act on a volunteer basis to represent their neighborhood with the Board of Directors. They conduct periodic neighborhood meetings to communicate information to the residents and meet monthly with the Board of Directors to discuss and resolve community issues and business. All reps can be reached through the portal email system or by the contact information listed in the Resident Directory. Here are the current representatives:
NH 1 Rigg Warton, Chuck Hall, Daniel Sladek
NH 2 Sid Lewis Clark, Martin Swan
NH 3 Mary Olcese, Sheila Kirshner, Diane Whittier
NH 4 Douglas McArthur, Mike Braunstein, Harvey Loochtan
NH 5 Sallie Hamm, Gilbert Linderman, Stewart Posternack
NH 7 Stuart Margolis, Kathyrn Jordan
NH 8 Dan Ceglarek, Terry Mabus, Judy Waitz
NH 9 Fred Weinberg, Stan Finer, Janet Klopp
NH 10 Stuart Isaacson, Al Rosenberg, Steven Wagner
*CHECK OUT THE COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD AREA!
EACH NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVE WILL PROVIDE INFORMATIONAL FLYERS FOR RESIDENTS IN NEW CIRCULAR FLYER RACK!
GRAND DOMINION COMMITTEES
The Grand Dominion community is fortunate to have several working committees to assist in many functions of the Association. These volunteer positions are vital to the operation of our community and these committee members should be commended for their time and commitment. If you are interested in serving in some capacity, please contact our Community Manager, Erica Horndasch. Here are the current committees and members:
COMPLIANCE: Marv Rosenthal, Beth Vecchie, Diane Whittier, Harold Mayer, Judy Hays, Helene Stein
FINANCE: Martin Swan, Bruce Campbell, Alan Hahn, Richard Prieur
MODIFICATIONS: Sid Clark, Pete Himpelmann, Joanne McArthur, Joan Jones, Vince Notson
SOCIAL: Sandee Dabransky, Bobbi Ezell, Vicki Siegel, Charlene Bayerle, Carmela Ryan, Susan Orloff, Judy Feldman, Esther Sineni, Rose Marie Clark, Sharron Rosenthal, Rosely Kaiser, Nancy Noyer, Carol Hall, Joyce Fusello, Gloria Berman, Barbara Long, Chris Presslak
PROPERTY & GROUNDS: Mort Wallace, Sallie Hamm, Doug McArthur, Sandy Prieur, Michael Sidell, Judy Sidell, Jerrold Orloff, Tom Sashko, Larry Whittier, Lee Bassett, Chris Presslak
WETLAND: Mort Wallace, Kathryn Jordan, Jeff Covert, Tom Baumann, James Lake, William McCarty, James Borg, Jerrold Orloff, Sallie Hamm, Larry Shifley
MORE LIFESTYLE & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWS
POOL USAGE INFORMATION
The indoor pool is open to residents and guests over the age of 19 during regular hours of operation for the Lodge. Children swim hours for the outdoor pool are listed below.
Your cooperation is needed in following ALL pool rules & regulations outlined in the Community Rules & Regulations. These can be accessed in the “Community Documents” section of the web portal on the Community Homepage.
FAMILY SWIM / CHILDREN POOL HOURS – For Children Under 19 years of age:
Monday-Thursday: 3pm – 5pm
Friday: 4pm-7pm
Saturday & Sunday: 1pm – 4pm
Limit 4 guests per household - $2.00 per guest
GUESTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESIDENT AT ALL TIMES.
RESIDENT ACCESS CARDS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE AND MAY NOT BE USED BY A GUEST OR FAMILY MEMBER
***SOME OTHER POOL RULES TO NOTE***
1. No food or glass containers in the pool area.
2. No children under the age of 19 in the Spa.
3. Proper swim attire at all times.
4. No alcohol beverages at any time.
5. No rafts or inner tubes or any other pool apparatus that is disruptive or potentially harmful to any pool attendees.
6. No running on pool deck.
7. No diving.
8. Swim at your own risk – NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY.
9. Return all pool equipment that is provided for use to its original location.
10.Showers MUST be taken before entering pool area.
11.No smoking in pool areas, as well as any other area of the Lodge.
12.No pets in pool areas. (Service dogs allowed.)
13.No profanity.
14.No diapers allowed in pool – swim diapers only.
15.Be courteous and respectful of all residents and patrons of our pools.
16.Contact staff or building personnel of any infraction immediately.
**BE COUTEOUS AND RESPECTFUL OF YOUR FELLOW RESIDENTS & GUESTS!!**
Thank you for your cooperation!
MUNDELEIN POLICE DEPT. HOUSE WATCH PROGRAM
As a service to our community, the Mundelein Police Department will do security patrols for the homes of residents who notify the department that they will be away from their homes for extended periods of time. This would include more than one day periods and depending on time constraints, would include daily drive by monitoring and walks around the home. If you are interested in this service or would like more information,
please notify the Mundelein Police Department at the 24-hour, 7 day a week, Non-Emergency number, 847-968-4600.
"FILE FOR LIFE"
The "File For Life" program sponsored by the Mundelein Fire Department, helps the fire department "help you" by making your medical information available to the responding Firefighter/Paramedics in a medical emergency at your home. Forms are available near the bulletin board area at the Lakeside Lodge. Completed forms should be kept in a visual position on your refrigerator, making it accessible for emergency personnel.
If you need further assistance, or have questions, contact the fire department at 847-949-3260 or www.mundeleinfire.org
TAX EXEMPTION INFORMATION
For those residents who are 65 years of age and older, you can file for a Senior Tax Exemption at the Fremont Township Tax Assessor’s Office. Forms can be picked up at 22376 W. Erhart Rd., Mundelein, 847-223-2846.
LAKESIDE LODGE ACCESS CARDS
Residents must now use their access cards for entry into Lakeside Lodge during hours of operation.
Please remember to bring your card to enter the Lodge.
This is imperative if we are to properly monitor visitors’ entry and it is an important aspect of the security measures put into place for the Lodge. Access cards are issued after participation in a fitness center orientation session. If you do not have an access card, please sign up for an orientation session. To schedule an orientation session, contact the Lifestyle Director, Tracy Citrano, to set up a time, 847-566-2403. If you have gone through an orientation session and have not received your card, please inquire at the Lakeside Lodge front desk.
Lost card fee replacement is $25.00.
ACCESS CARDS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE.
ACCESS/ACTIVITY CARD CLARIFICATION
While all Grand Dominion homeowners are authorized facility use privileges, a maximum of two access/activity cards are issued for each Annual Base Assessment (as noted in the Governing Documents.) This does not mean a single resident household will be issued a second card if there is not a second authorized resident in that home. Additional residents over the two person card maximum, 19 years of age or older, who reside in a residential home for more than 6 months in a calendar year, may obtain a supplemental annual Access/Activity card at an annual cost of $500.00. This fee will be reviewed and established annually by the Board of Directors.
LAKESIDE LODGE GUEST PASS PUNCH CARDS Now Available for Purchase!
For your convenience, you can now purchase punch cards for Lakeside Lodge Guest Visits!
Guest Fees are $2.00 per guest, per visit.
Two cards available - 10 visits for $20.00 or 20 visits for $40.00.
Leave your money at home and just grab a convenient Guest Pass Punch Card!
Available for purchase at the Lakeside Lodge Front Desk.
ALL GUESTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESIDENT AT ALL TIMES.
ROOM RENTALS AT LAKESIDE LODGE
Celebrate your next event at Grand Dominion! The Lakeside Lodge Multi-purpose rooms are available for private use rental for Grand Dominion residents. Show your friends and relatives the fantastic facilities at your next party, get-together or meeting. It’s convenient, affordable and in your own backyard! The guidelines are outlined in the Facility Use Guidelines, which are distributed at the Lodge Orientations.
They are also available at the front desk.
“After Hours” Room Rental Rates now in effect. All details and rates are outlined in the Facility Use Guidelines on the web portal in the “Community Documents Section.”
See the Lifestyle Director for questions or to book your event today!
KEEP US UP TO DATE!!!
If you have closed on your home, have you turned in the RESIDENT INFORMATION SHEET that is located in the Welcome Package from Wentworth? Please let us know if anything has changed. Call or email Tracy Citrano, (847) 566-2403, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com or Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com.
ASSOCIATION EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER
Phone: 866 413-9850.
PULTE CUSTOMER SERVICE
Phone: 877-850-2547 Fax: 847-230-5438, ILDelWebbWarranty@Pulte.com
LAKESIDE LODGE CONTACT INFORMATION
3555 Grand Dominion Circle, Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: 847-566-2403, Fax: 847-566-0796
Lodge Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday, 6:00am-9:00pm
Friday, 6:00am-7:00pm
Saturday, 7:00am-7:00pm
Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm
Property Manager: Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com
Lifestyle Director: Tracy Citrano, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com
Lifestyle Calendar
“For each petal on the shamrock
this brings a wish your way –
good health, good luck, and happiness,
for today and every day.”
~Author Unknown
HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY – March 17, 2012
(See the calendar of activities for details about the Grand Dominion St. Patrick’s Party!)
LAKESIDE LODGE HOURS OF OPERATION & CONTACT INFORMATION
3555 Grand Dominion Circle, Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: 847-566-2403
Fax: 847-566-0796
LODGE HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday-Thursday, 6:00am-9:00pm
Friday, 6:00am-7:00pm
Saturday, 7:00am-7:00pm
Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm
FAMILY/CHILDREN SWIM HOURS:
Monday-Thursday, 3:00-5:00pm
Friday, 4:00-7:00pm
Saturday & Sunday, 1:00-4:00pm
Property Manager: Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com
Lifestyle Director: Tracy Citrano, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com
ASSOCIATION EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER
Phone: (866) 413-9850
PULTE CUSTOMER SERVICE
Phone: 877-850-2547
Fax: 847-230-5438, ILDelWebbWarranty@Pulte.com
SALES OFFICE
Phone: 847-949-0033
ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERS
Mike Rhoads – Developer Board Member & Association President
Jerrold Orloff – Resident Board Member & Vice President
Joanne Bowers – Developer Board Member & Association Treasurer
Bruce Campbell – Resident Board Member & Assistant Treasurer
Peter Tremulis – Developer Board Member & Association Secretary
2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS
Tuesday, March 13, 2012, 6:00pm
Tuesday, June 12, 2012, 1:00pm
Tuesday, September 11, 2012, 6:00pm
Tuesday, December 4, 2012, 1:00pm
GRAND DOMINION COMMUNITY INFORMATION
This monthly publication of the Lifestyle Calendar is a great source of information regarding the Lifestyle and Fitness programs, including classes, specialty activities, day trips, and community events. The Grand Dominion community web portal, www.ourgranddominion.net encompasses all of this and MUCH MORE!
All residents have access to this important communication tool and are encouraged to log on to the portal regularly for information that is inputted and updated on a daily basis. There are calendars, news items, community information alerts, group information, property management updates, email, a photo gallery and so much more!
Take some time to navigate around the portal and see everything that is available to you to make your experience and
lifestyle at Grand Dominion all that it can be!
LAKESIDE LODGE/FITNESS CENTER ORIENTATIONS
It is required for all new Grand Dominion residents to participate in a fitness center/lodge orientation at Lakeside Lodge before utilizing any fitness equipment or participating in any community activities. Lodge access cards will be issued after the completion of this session. Residents who have recently closed on their homes should contact the Tracy Citrano, the Lifestyle Director, to schedule an orientation session.
Additional fitness room instruction for usage of the cardiovascular machines and the circuit training equipment is available at the monthly “Fitness Center 101” sessions which are free for residents. Here is the fitness center orientation session for March:
FREE! “FITNESS CENTER 101” - Taught by Karen Schroeder, Certified Personal Trainer and Grand Dominion Fitness Instructor, Peak Form Personal Training
Saturday, March 10th, 9:00-10:00am – NO COST
This is a CAN’T MISS FOR NEW RESIDENTS but ALL RESIDENTS CAN ATTEND!!! Attend this informational and instructional session to learn how to use the strength and cardio equipment in the Lakeside Lodge Fitness Center the RIGHT WAY! By using the proper form, technique and the appropriate amount of weight, you will increase metabolism, form and function of muscles. Join Personal Trainer and Fitness Specialist, Karen Schroeder, as she guides you through an equipment orientation session that will help you understand the right way, and the wrong way of lifting weights and using the fitness equipment. All levels are welcome.
No Registration required. No cost.
GRAND DOMINION FITNESS
It’s a New Year – make the most of the Grand Dominion Fitness programs and amenities that are offered – take a class, hit the fitness center, jump in the pool – gear up for a great year and you’ll be on the way to fulfill your New Year’s resolutions and fitness goals! Good luck and GOOD FITNESS!
CHECK OUT WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE FITNESS PROGRAM AT OUR COMMUNITY!
Each month has a variety of both returning and new programs and classes – make sure you read through the calendar and see everything that is offered!
A SPECIAL FITNESS CENTER REQUEST FROM THE MANAGEMENT & STAFF:
Per our Fitness Center policy, please wipe off all equipment and machines after usage with the materials provided in the room. This insures that we are maintaining our equipment and providing a clean and proper environment for all our fitness center patrons. This includes all trainers using our center for training of our residents.
Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
FITNESS CLASSES
PLEASE NOTE IMPORTANT CHANGES TO THE FITNESS PUNCH CARD SYSTEM:
Due to the declining number of participants in our current fitness classes, we have been subsidizing a considerable amount of the fitness instructors’ payments since the inception of the Punch Card System in July. Although this new system has been received very favorably by participants, the number of participants is not funding the instructor payments. This subsidization, paid from previous class profits or the “Fitness Fund,” is almost depleted and it is therefore necessary to increase the cost of the Punch Cards.
ON FEBRUARY 1, 2012, THE COST OF THE PUNCH CARDS INCREASED TO $45.00 FOR A 10 CLASS CARD.
If we approach a point when the subsidization of the fitness class program is decreasing, we will re-address the cost of the Punch Cards and return to the lower cost.
The management staff would like to encourage more fitness class participation – your support is needed to maintain this vital and important part of the community health and wellness component and overall lifestyle program.
If you have suggestions or comments about this issue,
please contact Tracy Citrano or Erica Horndasch.
Your support and input is important, valued and very much appreciated.
Thank you for your consideration.
The Grand Dominion Fitness Class Program operates under a Fitness Class Punch Card System that works as follows:
Ø Cards will be sold at the front desk - $45.00 for 10 classes (or punches) –
PRICE INCREASE EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2012.
Ø Punch cards can be used for any class type and combination with the exception of the S.T.A.B.L.E. Balance Classes.
Ø The fees for the S.T.A.B.L.E. Balance classes will remain at $1.00 per class and that fee will be paid directly to the instructors from Grayslake Rehabilitation at the beginning of the class. No pre-registration will be necessary.
Ø Punch cards will not be used for the S.T.A.B.L.E. classes.
Ø Cards are non-transferable and can be used by only one resident.
Ø At this time, expiration dates are not applicable.
Ø Residents without a punch card can attend any class for a $5.00 drop-in fee.
Ø No Pre-Registration will be necessary for residents using a punch card or paying the $5 drop-in fee.
Ø The Front desk will no longer take any money or handle any registration – Registration will be done by the instructors in each class - they will take attendance, punch the cards and take any money for the drop-in fee of $5.
Ø Classes will be held regardless of number of participants. Classes will be held as scheduled unless advance notification has been made or emergency purposes dictate cancellation.
NEW PROGRAM – SAMPLE A FITNESS CLASS FOR FREE!!!
If you’re new to the community or just new to the fitness program – here’s your chance to sample the Grand Dominion Fitness Classes! You can take a class for FREE! Just pick up a FREE FITNESS CLASS TICKET from Tracy Citrano, the Lifestyle Director. You can try any of the current classes one time and we’ll promise you’ll be hooked!
ü One ticket per class, per resident
ü No registration necessary
ü Present ticket to instructor at time of class
ü Participation for future classes must be paid with a fitness class punch card which can be purchased at front desk
ü OR daily drop-in fee of $5 per class
PICK UP A COPY OF THE MONTHLY FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULES AT LAKESIDE LODGE FOR CLASS CANCELLATIONS OR CHANGES!!!
HERE ARE THE FITNESS CLASSES CURRENTLY BEING OFFERED:
Aqua Aerobics – 20/20/20 - Lakeside Lodge Indoor Pool
Wednesdays, 10:30am-11:30am
Taught by Pat Mell
Hit the water for this all-around workout – 20 minutes of cardio, 20 minutes of muscle strengthening and 20 minutes of stretching and a cool down. You’ll be refreshed, rejuvenated and ready to go!
Forever Fit – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Alternates on Mondays with Step & Strength, 5:30-6:30pm
Taught by Nancy Buhr
The first half of the class consists of an easy to follow, low impact weight bearing aerobics routine. The second half includes muscular strength training using hand weights and a resistance band, ending with abdominal, stretching and balancing exercises.
Movin’ EZ – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Wednesdays, 10:00-10:45am
Taught by Karen Schroeder
What’s the most fun you can have while improving your strength, posture, balance and flexibility? Easy! Movin’ EZ is a whole body workout, designed for all fitness levels. Utilizing resistance bands, weights, tubing and a chair, you’ll stay challenged and engaged with a variety of invigorating exercises.
S.T.A.B.L.E – Balance Class – Presented by Grayslake Rehabilitation
Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:15-11:00am
NO CLASS ON TUESDAY, MARCH 27TH AND THURSDAY, MARCH 29TH
Cost is $1 per class – WHAT A DEAL!
THIS CLASS IS NOT PART OF THE FITNESS CLASS PUNCH CARD SYSTEM – CLASSES ARE $1 PER CLASS – NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY – PAY INSTRUCTORS DIRECTLY AT CLASS TIME.
STABLE – Strength, Training, And Balance, Leverage, Education – that’s what this class is designed to do for you! Grayslake Rehabilitation presents a multi-dimensional exercise class designed and taught by a licensed physical therapist with YOU in mind! This dynamic class involves a combination of STRENGTH training exercises using resistive bands and weights for the arms and legs, combined with many levels of BALANCE training to help you remain on your feet! The class will vary each week focusing on different aspects of your health from flexibility and posture to strength and balance and what YOU CAN TO IMPROVE your health and remain active!
Step & Strength – Lakeside Lodge
Mondays, 5:30-6:30pm – ALTERNATES WITH FOREVER FIT ON MONDAYS
Taught by Nancy Buhr
The first half of the class consists of a great, healthy heart rate raising step workout. The second half includes great muscular strength training moves using hand weights and a resistance band, ending with abdominal, stretching and balancing exercises.
Suspended Deep Water Aerobics – Lakeside Lodge Indoor Pool
Mondays, 10:30am-11:30am
Taught by Pat Mell
Try this new aquatic class – a low impact aerobic, strength and conditioning aquatic class that will utilize deeper water depths. Taught by Pat Mell, this class will be adjusted and adapted to residents’ needs and requests.
Tai Chi for Health & Wellbeing – Lakeside Lodge
Saturdays, 10:30-11:30am
NO CLASS ON SATURDAY, MARCH 31ST
Taught by Allison Deputy
Experience the healing movements of Tai Chi first hand from Allison Deputy, a 20-year veteran of this ancient exercise. Tai Chi has been medically proven to improve blood pressure, balance, bone density, digestion and immunity. It is also very effective in reducing pain, anxiety and depression. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and flat-soled shoes. Be ready for a fun, relaxing, and invigorating workout. If there is enough interest a regular class will be added to our fitness schedule!
Total Body Conditioning – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Thursdays, 5:30-6:30pm
NO CLASS ON THURSDAY, MARCH 28TH
Taught by Nancy Buhr
Boost your metabolism through a great muscle training and cardio workout, using handheld weights, tubing and stability ball.
Yoga – Lakeside Lodge Hickory Room
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:00-10:00am
Taught by Resident Kit Semkus
This slow paced hatha yoga style class emphasizes breathing, body awareness, gentle stretching and relaxation.
ZUMBA – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Mondays & Saturdays, 9:00-10:00am
Taught by Carol Specht
Zumba is one of the world's largest and most successful dance-fitness programs! It is a fun, easy-to follow, Latin-inspired, dance fitness class. Anyone can do it and no dance background is necessary! When you come to a Zumba class, you will find high energy Latin-inspired music with easy to follow steps. There’s no other fitness class like a Zumba Fitness-Party. It’s easy to do, effective, totally exhilarating, and is geared to all fitness levels. Come join us for an hour of high-calorie burning fun!
FREE FITNESS PROGRAMS FOR MARCH 2012
FREE! “FITNESS CENTER 101” - Taught by Karen Schroeder, Certified Personal Trainer and Grand Dominion Fitness Instructor, Peak Form Personal Training
Saturday, March 10th, 9:00-10:00am – NO COST
This is a CAN’T MISS FOR NEW RESIDENTS but ALL RESIDENTS CAN ATTEND!!! Attend this informational and instructional session to learn how to use the strength and cardio equipment in the Lakeside Lodge Fitness Center the RIGHT WAY! By using the proper form, technique and the appropriate amount of weight, you will increase metabolism, form and function of muscles. Join Personal Trainer and Fitness Specialist, Karen Schroeder, as she guides you through an equipment orientation session that will help you understand the right way, and the wrong way of lifting weights and using the fitness equipment. All levels are welcome.
No Registration required. No cost.
FREE! FITNESS CONSULTATIONS by Mark Guthrie, Certified Personal Trainer and Fitness Consultant, Five Point Fitness
Saturday, March 10th, 8:00-11:00am – ½ Hour Consultations – NO COST
START YOUR NEW YEAR OUT RIGHT – ON THE ROAD TO FITNESS! Register for one of these fitness counseling sessions to discuss exercise motivations, goals, obstacles, and unique circumstances such as time, medications, injuries, and illnesses. And you will be given advice and a plan on how to get started, keeping going and how to reach your goals.
Register at front desk. No Cost.
TAKE PART IN THE GRAND DOMINION FITNESS PROGRAM
AND REMEMBER…
If you work for it… IT will work for YOU!!!
SPECIALITY CLASSES
***Be sure to check out the displays @ Lakeside Lodge from all our Specialty Classes – Painting, Watercolor, Mosaics, Jewelry Making, Arts & Crafts…
Grand Dominion is filled with some very talented residents!
Painting Class – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Thursdays, 9:00am-12:00pm
Cost is $5.00 per class – Fees collected by instruction at time of class.
Participate in this instructional painting class. All levels are welcome – find your inner artist! Cost is $5.00 per person plus materials. This class is taught by one of Grand Dominion’s very own residents, Susan Kronowitz! No Registration required.
LIFESTYLE ACTIVITIES
LIFESTYLE ACTIVITIES, EVENTS & DAY TRIPS
Please register and make payments for all activities, trips and events at the Front Desk of Lakeside Lodge IN ADVANCE.
Registration will not be taken without payment. Advance Registration is very important and the scheduling of activities often depends on a minimum number of participants. If at all possible, please check your calendars and make every effort to register and pay for all activities to avoid their cancellation.
ACTIVITY & EVENT REFUND POLICY
PLEASE READ THIS POLICY REGARDING REFUNDS FOR ACTIVITIES THAT REQUIRE PAYMENT:
For all activities, outings and events that require payment, refunds will only be given prior to RSVP date. After the registration deadline, no money will be returned unless you find a replacement or that spot is filled from an existing waiting list. This policy is necessary to insure that the Association is not responsible for payments for tickets, catering services, or any other event costs.
If you have any questions, please contact Tracy Citrano.
*MARCH 2012 ACTIVITIES*
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS – Lakeside Lodge
Every 1st Tuesday of month, 1:30-2:30pm & 1st Thursday of month, 6:30-7:30pm
Thursday, March 1st, 6:30-7:30pm & Tuesday, March 6th, 1:30-2:30pm
NO COST
Mundelein’s finest – the Mundelein Fire Dept., will be on hand for Free Blood Pressure Checks. This activity takes place the first Tuesday and the first Thursday of every month. PLEAST NOTE: IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, THE FIRE DEPARTMENT MAY HAVE TO ADJUST TIME OR RESCHEDULE DATE.
LADIES LUNCH
THIS MONTHLY LUNCH OUTING WILL BE SUSPENDED UNTIL APRIL 6, 2012. WATCH THE CALENDAR FOR UPDATES AND THE APRIL ANNOUNCEMENT REGISTRATION!
For questions or inquiries, contact Lois Gaffke or Joan Jones through the web portal email system.
MARCH MARKET DAY – Lakeside Lodge
Saturday, March 3rd – 9:00-10:00am – Please arrive at 8:30am to help with orders.
We know the Lifestyle Program keeps residents super busy at Grand Dominion so why not make your life easier with this great food option! Market Day is a fundraiser program for the Grand Dominion community, offering over 160 convenient and high quality food products, many of which are individually wrapped and easy to prepare. Best of all, a percentage of your order will be returned to our community each month to help us raise funds for various Lifestyle activities! And you can deduct 10% of your orders on your income taxes! Special thanks to the resident volunteers that help to make this food co-op program a success! Order sheets for the March sale are available at Lakeside Lodge or you can visit www.marketday.com for more information and to order online. There are great clearance items available to order online as well! Start planning your menus today!
Order sheets are available at Lakeside Lodge and should be turned in to the front desk by Tuesday, February 28th, 5pm.
MARCH MOVIES at the Lakeside Lodge
Presented by the Grand Dominion Film Club
Attendance for all movies is open to Grand Dominion residents – No Registration necessary. No Cost for Film Club Members, $1 Fee for Non-Film Club Members – proceeds will help subsidize film license. No registration – money collected at door.
MOVIE NIGHT
Wednesday, March 7th, 6:30pm – FILM TITLE TBD
OPERA MOVIES AT THE LODGE
Wednesday, March 21st, 6:30pm – “Pirates of Penzance” – Starring Kevin Kline, Linda Rondstadt, Angela Lansbury
GRAND DOMINION CHARTER FILM CLUB NIGHT
Wednesday, March 28th, 6:30pm – FILM TITLE TBD
LABOR OF LOVE – Military Care Package Drive
February 14th thru March 17th
Del Webb has an invitation for the Grand Dominion community! They are pleased to present the “Labor of Love” Care Package Drive! It’s our chance to give back! We will be partnering with “Operation Care Package” to show our appreciation for the many service men and women who have devoted their time and lives to our country. Our care packages will be sent to multiple branches of the military all over the world. From February 14th through March 17th, we’ll be collecting items for military care packages or monetary gifts. Flyers with full details about the program and the desired donation items are available at the Lakeside Lodge, along with receptacles for drop-off.
Thank you for your support of this very worthy cause!
“GYPSY” – Theatre Outing at the Drury Lane Theatre Oakbrook
Thursday, March 1st, 10:00am-6:00pm (Return time approximate)
Cost is $64.00 per person – Includes reserved theatre ticket, lunch, tax, gratuity, coach transportation, driver tip. Choice of lunch – Roast Sirloin of Beef or Baked Salmon.
Maximum of 54 people – THIS IS AN ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGE OUTING – NO THEATRE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION AND ENTIRE PACKAGE.
Winner of three Tony Awards, “Gypsy” is considered by many critics to the greatest American musical ever written. Based on the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee, a famous burlesque stripper, this show tells the story of Rose, an overbearing stage mother who is determined to break into the big time by pushing a vaudeville career onto her two daughters. Don’t miss this entertaining theatre outing! Coach bus transportation will be included, as well as a full lunch at the theatre, with your choice of Roast sirloin of Beef or Baked Salmon.
Maximum of 54 people – THIS IS AN ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGE OUTING – NO THEATRE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION AND ENTIRE PACKAGE. Register with payment at front desk by Monday, February 13th. Guests will be allowed after January 31st.
NEW INTEREST GROUP FORMING – “MUSIC APPRECIATION” CLUB
Informational Meeting – Monday, March 12th, 7pm – Lakeside Lodge
If you enjoy the music of Glenn Miller, Doris Day, Frank Sinatra, Count Basie, Henry Mancini and other masters from the past, come and listen-in with this new club now forming. Bring your collections and share these sounds with the group. This first meeting will focus on the music of Henry Mancini so bring any records, tapes, sheet music, books, etc. to enhance the evening of listening and discussion of these marvelous performances. For more information, contact Lee Bassett or John Kivlehan by portal email.
No Registration required for meeting.
Grand Dominion BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING – Lakeside Lodge
Tuesday, March 13th,6:00pm
All residents are invited to this quarterly board meeting for the Grand Dominion Association. There will be a Question & Answer period at the conclusion of this business meeting.
No Registration Required.
MAVERICKS NIGHT OUT – Mavericks, 2061 Maple Ave., Mundelein
Wednesday, March 14th, 7:30pm
Grab your cowboy hat and jeans and head on over to our next door neighbor – Maverick’s, for a night of line dancing and Western music! On Wednesdays, cover for ladies is free and only $3 for men. There are free line dancing lessons at 8:15pm and 9:15pm and dancing music all night long! Our Grand Dominion group will have some reserved seating. So make your plans for a fun night out!
Register at front desk for our reserved seating estimate.
ST. PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATION – Lakeside Lodge
Saturday, March 17th, 5:30pm – Cost is $18.00 per person – Includes full Irish dinner and entertainment by the TRINITY DANCERS
The luck of the Irish will be smilin’ on all of Grand Dominion at this St. Patrick’s dinner celebration! Make sure you’re wearing green and come hungry to this meal of corned beef, cabbage, carrots, buttered potatoes, rye bread, Irish soda bread, dessert, soft drinks, and coffee. Beer and wine will be offered at a cash bar. Dinner will be served at 6:00pm, followed by entertainment by the Trinity Dancers – from the most well-known Irish dance program on the planet! This youth dance group will leap onto our stage and thrill our audience with their unique showmanship and melt heart as they perform traditional Irish jigs. Don’t miss this upcoming performance and a night of Irish celebration! Register with payment at front desk by Friday, March 9th.
POTOWATOMI CASINO OUTING – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Tuesday, March 20th, 9:00am-6:00pm, approx. return to Lodge (Bus will depart casino at 3pm) – Cost is $25.00 per person and includes bus transportation, driver tip, buffet lunch, $10 cash play.
PLEASE NOTE – PRICE INCREASE - The casino/bus company has increased the price of these trips.
PLEASE NOTE – This month’s outing is on Tuesday, is also Senior Day so there is an additional $5 of play added to your card!
THIS OUTING IS OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS AND GUESTS – 1ST COME, 1ST SERVED – SO REGISTER TODAY!
Calling all high rollers! Get out your lucky rabbit’s foot and join this trip for some gambling fun! You can’t beat this price! These trips are enjoyed by all! We need a minimum of 35 people and a maximum of 54 people. If there is enough interest, a 2nd bus will be added.
THIS OUTING IS OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS AND GUESTS – 1ST COME, 1ST SERVED – SO REGISTER TODAY!
Register with payment at front desk by Monday, March 12th.
“Improve Your Memory” – A Presentation by Memory Coach, Dr. Burton L. Fischman, Ph.D. – Lakeside Lodge
Tuesday, March 27th, 6:30-7:30pm – Cost is $2.00 per person for speaker fees
Discover your memory power! Join Dr. Burton Fischman, a professor of Communication for 35 years at Bryant University, at this educational and entertaining program. The ability to remember well is critical to success in almost everything we do. Dr. Fishman will help you with the following:
Achieve your potential and boost your confidence by learning memory improvement strategies.
Discover the magic of mnemonics – methods and systems for improving your memory.
Learn techniques to help you retain information more readily – including numbers, names and faces.
Everyone will walk away with several ideas on how to form a more powerful memory that will help them be more effective in achieving their potential in life.
Register at front desk. Cost is $2 per person for speaker fees.
“Seeing Beyond Your Imagination” – An Educational Seminar Presentation by Jacksoneye – Lakeside Lodge
Tuesday, March 28th, 6:30pm – NO COST
Mitchell A. Jackson, MD, board certified Ophthalmologist, top rated surgeon and director of Jacksoneye invites you to a dynamic, informative seminar to learn about new advanced treatments for cataracts, dry eye syndrome, glaucoma and macular degeneration.
FREE glaucoma screenings will be performed by a trained technician following the presentation which will assist in the diagnosis of eye diseases, including cataracts, astigmatism, glaucoma and macular degeneration. Screenings are limited so register at front desk for both the presentation and a free screening.
Register at front desk. No Cost.
“CHILL OUT FRIDAY” & LAKESIDE LODGE 4th ANNIVERSARY PARTY!
Friday, March 30th, 5:00-7:00pm
Cost is $5.00 per person
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, LAKESIDE LODGE! It’s time to “chill out” from your busy week and celebrate the 4th Anniversary of our Lakeside Lodge! Join friends, neighbors and fellow residents at this casual get-together for socializing, food and good times! You won’t want to miss the fun and some SURPRISE ENTERTAINMENT! Light appetizers, hot and cold beverages and ANNIVERSARY CAKE will be served!
Register with payment at front desk by Monday, March 26th – please be conscious of registration for this event for seating, food and CAKE purchasing.
SAVE THE DATE!!!
Mark your calendars now for these exciting activities coming up! Other activities may be added so keep up to date with the monthly calendars and web portal updates!
Ø Saturday, April 21st – Home & Business Expo
Ø Sunday, April 22nd – Charter Club & Interest Group Expo
Ø Sunday, April 29th – Spring Brunch
Ø Saturday, May 19th – Disco/70’s Party
Ø Saturday, June 23rd – Summer Kickoff
GRAND DOMINION LIFESTYLE…
LIVE IT, FEEL IT, LOVE IT!
Community Bulletin Board
ü NEW INTEREST GROUP FORMING – “MUSIC APPRECIATION” CLUB
Informational Meeting – Monday, March 12th, 7pm – Lakeside Lodge
If you enjoy the music of Glenn Miller, Doris Day, Frank Sinatra, Count Basie, Henry Mancini and other masters from the past, come and listen-in with this new club now forming. Bring your collections and share these sounds with the group. This first meeting will focus on the music of Henry Mancini so bring any records, tapes, sheet music, books, etc. to enhance the evening of listening and discussion of these marvelous performances. For more information, contact Lee Bassett or John Kivlehan by portal email.
No Registration required for meeting.
ü Are you “Tech-Challenged?”
Attend Fremont Public Library’s TECHNOLOGY TUESDAYS, 6:00PM
The Fremont Library, located at 1170 N. Midlothian Road, offers this technology workshop every Tuesday evening for assistance with the latest technology like reader kindles, Ipods, and more. There is also help available on Wednesday mornings at 9:00am. For more information, contact the library, 847-566-8702 or visit the website at www.fremontlibrary.org.
ü MODIFICATIONS Committee Members Wanted!
This committee is looking for a few good men (or women!). This committee meets weekly during warm weather months and bi-weekly during winter months. If you are interested in joining in this committee that approves and helps monitor architectural changes to residences, submit your interest, qualifications and availability in writing to Erica Horndasch, 847-566-2403, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com.
ü Resident Help Wanted for a NEW Grand Dominion Publication –
A Quarterly Newsletter
If you are interested in assisting with a new Grand Dominion endeavor – this may be your chance! We are developing a Quarterly Newsletter that will showcase the community and focus on a variety of topics – activities, human interest stories, community involvement and much more. The quarterly newsletter will be funded by “insert” advertising revenue that will be offered. For more information and to submit your name, please contact Tracy Citrano, 847-566-2403, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com.
ü New Committee Forming – LIFESTYLE & COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT COMMITTEE - Members Wanted!
A new committee is forming at Grand Dominion to serve in an advisory capacity to the Homeowners Association Board of Directors to review, research, and recommend community enhancements, improvements and expenditures to benefit the lifestyle needs and desires of the community and residents as a whole. This committee will work in connection with the Lifestyle Director and Property Manager on a monthly basis, day and time to be determined. If you are interested in working on this committee, submit your interest, qualifications and availability in writing to Tracy Citrano, 847-566-2403, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com.
*WEB PORTAL IMPORTANCE*
Del Webb Live, our private community web portal is of vital importance to the communication at Grand Dominion. Please be aware that all information and updates about community clubs, activities and events as well as all property management information, will be submitted via the www.ourgranddominion.net website. Please remember to check for daily updates in the Community Calendar, News Page, Alerts Section and your Personal Email for daily updates and additions.
HELPFUL WEB PORTAL RESOURCES FOR RESIDENTS
The Grand Dominion web portal offers a variety of helpful resources for residents to access information.
Make sure you are up to date on what is offered in these areas:
ü Marketplace – Business Advertising – Grand Dominion currently has advertisements from: Assured Healthcare in Gurnee, American Medical Systems, and LLC Concierge and Cleaning Service. To visit the Marketplace advertising section of the portal, go to the blue navigation bar at the top of the page and click on “Marketplace”, then “Marketplace Home” and check out the current ads today!
ü Classifieds – Personal Advertising for Residents – This is a great way for residents to sell personal belongings, rent property etc. – your electronic version of a personal “garage sale”!
ü Community Message Boards – If you’re looking for resident referrals about businesses, restaurants, vacations, anything – look here! Your neighbors are your best sources of local information!
ü Photo Gallery – See all the pictures from our Grand Dominion activities – parties, dinners, seminars, club activities and much more! It’s a great way to check out all the fun without all the worry of your own camera! And you can download pictures from the gallery to a CD to print for photo books!
ü Group Activity – Did you know you can join a group on the portal? Simply locate the group you are interested in and click on the link “Click here to join this group” located in the upper left hand portion of the group page. You’ll receive emails about all the group activity and be part of the fun instantly!
ü NEW PORTAL FEATURE!!!
You can now access important Community Contact Information like lodge hours, children swim times, phone numbers, email addresses and much more by clicking on a link on the Home Page of the web portal. It is located on the left hand side of the page in a box that reads, “CLICK HERE FOR IMPORTANT COMMUNITY CONTACT INFORMATION.” The link will take you to a new page with the information.
If you need help accessing any of these resource areas on the web portal, attend the next portal training session or stop in to see Tracy! Don’t miss any of the important information on the web portal!
CLUBS, CLUBS, CLUBS!!!
CHARTER CLUBS
Our CHARTER CLUB PROGRAM at Grand Dominion has been implemented and we currently have 26 board approved charter clubs! We continue to encourage all clubs to consider this important structure for their group. If a group does not have this important information, group leaders should obtain a copy of the Charter Club Rules & Procedures Manual at Lakeside Lodge or on the web portal and discuss it with their groups. All charter club applications must be approved by the board of directors at formal board meetings. Applications that are submitted before the next board meeting will be subject to the same privileges of approved charter clubs including room rental fees.
The Board of Directors has also approved a NEW ROOM RENTAL FEE STRUCTURE for room usage by non-charter clubs that is now in effect. The following fee structure will be followed for room usage at Lakeside Lodge. All fees for one room only:
1. Charter Clubs – No fee for regular meetings, $25 for special events (2 hour block)
2. Interest Groups (non-charter clubs) - $25 per 2 hour block, $75 for special events (4 hour block)
3. Private Resident Sponsored Event - $75 per 4 hour block
4. Non-Resident Sponsored Event - $150 per 4 hour block
*Other fees apply for kitchen use and other facility and equipment usage that is rentable. Damage and cleaning deposits will also be applied.
*New After Hours Room Rental Rates now effective – See Revised Facility Use Guidelines on the web portal in the Community Documents Section
Questions, please contact Tracy Citrano.
ALL CLUBS ARE SEEKING NEW MEMBERS – Check your calendar and fill your days with something new and interesting today!
Many of the seasonal groups are starting up again – check with group leaders or the group portal site for details!
Here is a list of Established Clubs & Groups at Grand Dominion with Meeting Times and Contact Information. All group meeting dates and times are listed on the web portal Community Calendar and in the Club Book at the front desk of Lakeside Lodge. Please contact all group leaders through portal email. If any information is incorrect, please contact Tracy Citrano.
GRAND DOMINION CHARTER CLUBS:
Charter Club Meeting Time/Next Date Contact_______
After Hours Book Discussion Thursdays, every 6wks, 7pm Sheila Linderman
Bocce Ball Spring & Summer Steve Kaplan
Bookworms Approx. Every 4 wks – 1pm Sallie Hamm
& Susan Schlitt
Bridge Tues.6:30pm Don Salenger
Intermediate Bridge Fridays, 9am Maryann Kever
Wed. Bridge Wednesdays, 1:00pm Maxine Dicker
Bunco 1st Tues. of month, 7pm Rose Marie Clark
Current Events 2nd Wed. of month, 7pm Leon Stein
Film Discussion 4th Wednesday of month Stan Finer
Geneology 1st Monday of month, 7pm Barbara Schober
Grand Dominion Players(Drama)Mondays, 10am Eileen Betzold
Grand Dominion Singers Periodic Martha Swan
Ladies Golf Tuesdays - Seasonal Susan Schlitt
Men’s Golf Wednesdays - 8:45am Bill Smith
Mexican Train Tuesdays, 1pm Joy Gaftman
Judy Nierman
Painting Thurs, 9am Susan Kronowitz
Pan 2nd & 4th Thursdays of month, 1pm Maxine Dicker
Pickle ball Seasonal Sam & Kay Ritchie
Ping Pong Fri. 10am, Sat. 10am Richard Golden
Poker Wed. 12:45pm, Thurs. 5:30pm Jerry Orloff
Poker Pals Tuesdays, 7pm Marilyn Roche
Quilting 2nd & 4th Wed. of month, 1:30pm Jane Velander
Readers Book Discussion Wednesdays, every 6 wks, 3:30pm Janice Borg
Singles Periodic Laurie Leff
Tennis Seasonal Al Cheung
GRAND DOMINION INTEREST GROUPS:
Interest Group Meeting Time/Next Date Contact________
Biking Saturdays, 8:30am David Schnitzer
Billiards Seasonal, check calendar Alan Hahn
Bowling Buddies Mondays, 12:30pm Maxine Dicker
Garden Club 1st Monday of month, 1pm Joan Jones
Gin Rummy Mondays, 6:30pm Steve Nitzkin
Grandparents Periodic Lona Chiarello
Hand & Foot Cards Mondays, 1-4pm Lois Gaffke
Helping Hands Periodic Diane Schultz
Knitting Wednesdays, 7pm Sheila Linderman
Ladies Canasta Wed. 9am Priscilla Mortland
Ladies Lunch 1st Fri. of month, 12:30pm Lois Gaffke
Mah Jongg Tues. & Wed., 1pm, Tues. 6:30pm
Pinochle Mondays, 1pm Carol Huber
Roosevelt High Rough Riders Periodic Helene Stein
Rummikub Mondays, 6:30pm Joy Gaftman
& Wendy Siegel
Scrabble Thursdays, 1-3pm Rita Kompare
& Doug Stone
Softball Seasonal Earl Polisky
Walking & Hiking Seasonal, Thursdays, 8:45am
Women’s Thursday Poker 3rd Thursday of month, 6:30pm Sharron Rosenthal
HELPING HANDS
Do YOU need a helping hand? Maybe Helping Hands can help!
Helping Hands is a group of residents who want to lend their “hands” to other residents within the community who may need assistance of some kind. This may take the form of:
· A social phone call or get well wish
· Help around the home in time of sickness or healing
· A ride to an appointment, a store, pharmacy, physical therapy on a limited or occasional basis
· A wellness visit
· A hospitality visit
· Card recognition for illness or loss of a loved one
· Community information dissemination
· Local resource materials
· Web portal training
The group’s purpose and function is based solely on the need for assistance and will maintain the utmost sense of privacy and respect at all times. The members will rely on requests by residents ONLY and all assistance will be given on a confidential basis unless otherwise requested by a resident.
If you are in need of assistance by the group or have permission by someone to make a request on their behalf, please contact the person in Helping Hands from your neighborhood listed below. If you are want to join Helping Hands, you may do so on the web portal or ask at the front desk how to join.
For Helping Hands Assistance, contact:
NH 1 – Mary Shifley, 847-949-8838
NH 2 – Peggie McQueen, 224-475-0096
NH 3 – Diane Whittier, 847-566-6960, Heidi Coagan, 224-475-0252,
Carolyn Maxwell, 847-393-7892
NH 4 – Kay Ritchie, 847-393-7443, Wendy Siegel, 224-475-0151
NH 5 – Linda Dasso, 847-393-7085, Sharon Smith, 847-393-7379,
Kathie Carr, 224-475-0192
NH 7 – Angel Nettles, 224-778-5002, Jill & Richard Schwartz, 224-475-0193
NH 8 – Terry Mabus, 847-740-6594
NH 9 – Nancy Noyer, 847-903-9078, Sally Foss, 847-566-0839
NH 10 – Diane Schultz, 847-651-7841, Steve Wagner, 847-393-7655
*IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN REPRESENTING YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ON BEHALF OF THE HELPING HANDS GROUP, PLEASE CONTACT DIANE SCHULTZ, 847-651-7841 – WE WOULD LIKE AT LEAST THREE RESIDENTS FROM EACH NEIGHBORHOOD.
NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVES
Do you know who YOUR neighborhood representative is? Each of Grand Dominion’s 10 neighborhoods has up to 3 resident representatives who act on a volunteer basis to represent their neighborhood with the Board of Directors. They conduct periodic neighborhood meetings to communicate information to the residents and meet monthly with the Board of Directors to discuss and resolve community issues and business. All reps can be reached through the portal email system or by the contact information listed in the Resident Directory. Here are the current representatives:
NH 1 Rigg Warton, Chuck Hall, Daniel Sladek
NH 2 Sid Lewis Clark, Martin Swan
NH 3 Mary Olcese, Sheila Kirshner, Diane Whittier
NH 4 Douglas McArthur, Mike Braunstein, Harvey Loochtan
NH 5 Sallie Hamm, Gilbert Linderman, Stewart Posternack
NH 7 Stuart Margolis, Kathyrn Jordan
NH 8 Dan Ceglarek, Terry Mabus, Judy Waitz
NH 9 Fred Weinberg, Stan Finer, Janet Klopp
NH 10 Stuart Isaacson, Al Rosenberg, Steven Wagner
*CHECK OUT THE COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD AREA!
EACH NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVE WILL PROVIDE INFORMATIONAL FLYERS FOR RESIDENTS IN NEW CIRCULAR FLYER RACK!
GRAND DOMINION COMMITTEES
The Grand Dominion community is fortunate to have several working committees to assist in many functions of the Association. These volunteer positions are vital to the operation of our community and these committee members should be commended for their time and commitment. If you are interested in serving in some capacity, please contact our Community Manager, Erica Horndasch. Here are the current committees and members:
COMPLIANCE: Marv Rosenthal, Beth Vecchie, Diane Whittier, Harold Mayer, Judy Hays, Helene Stein
FINANCE: Martin Swan, Bruce Campbell, Alan Hahn, Richard Prieur
MODIFICATIONS: Sid Clark, Pete Himpelmann, Joanne McArthur, Joan Jones, Vince Notson
SOCIAL: Sandee Dabransky, Bobbi Ezell, Vicki Siegel, Charlene Bayerle, Carmela Ryan, Susan Orloff, Judy Feldman, Esther Sineni, Rose Marie Clark, Sharron Rosenthal, Rosely Kaiser, Nancy Noyer, Carol Hall, Joyce Fusello, Gloria Berman, Barbara Long, Chris Presslak
PROPERTY & GROUNDS: Mort Wallace, Sallie Hamm, Doug McArthur, Sandy Prieur, Michael Sidell, Judy Sidell, Jerrold Orloff, Tom Sashko, Larry Whittier, Lee Bassett, Chris Presslak
WETLAND: Mort Wallace, Kathryn Jordan, Jeff Covert, Tom Baumann, James Lake, William McCarty, James Borg, Jerrold Orloff, Sallie Hamm, Larry Shifley
MORE LIFESTYLE & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWS
POOL USAGE INFORMATION
The indoor pool is open to residents and guests over the age of 19 during regular hours of operation for the Lodge. Children swim hours for the outdoor pool are listed below.
Your cooperation is needed in following ALL pool rules & regulations outlined in the Community Rules & Regulations. These can be accessed in the “Community Documents” section of the web portal on the Community Homepage.
FAMILY SWIM / CHILDREN POOL HOURS – For Children Under 19 years of age:
Monday-Thursday: 3pm – 5pm
Friday: 4pm-7pm
Saturday & Sunday: 1pm – 4pm
Limit 4 guests per household - $2.00 per guest
GUESTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESIDENT AT ALL TIMES.
RESIDENT ACCESS CARDS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE AND MAY NOT BE USED BY A GUEST OR FAMILY MEMBER
***SOME OTHER POOL RULES TO NOTE***
1. No food or glass containers in the pool area.
2. No children under the age of 19 in the Spa.
3. Proper swim attire at all times.
4. No alcohol beverages at any time.
5. No rafts or inner tubes or any other pool apparatus that is disruptive or potentially harmful to any pool attendees.
6. No running on pool deck.
7. No diving.
8. Swim at your own risk – NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY.
9. Return all pool equipment that is provided for use to its original location.
10.Showers MUST be taken before entering pool area.
11.No smoking in pool areas, as well as any other area of the Lodge.
12.No pets in pool areas. (Service dogs allowed.)
13.No profanity.
14.No diapers allowed in pool – swim diapers only.
15.Be courteous and respectful of all residents and patrons of our pools.
16.Contact staff or building personnel of any infraction immediately.
**BE COUTEOUS AND RESPECTFUL OF YOUR FELLOW RESIDENTS & GUESTS!!**
Thank you for your cooperation!
MUNDELEIN POLICE DEPT. HOUSE WATCH PROGRAM
As a service to our community, the Mundelein Police Department will do security patrols for the homes of residents who notify the department that they will be away from their homes for extended periods of time. This would include more than one day periods and depending on time constraints, would include daily drive by monitoring and walks around the home. If you are interested in this service or would like more information,
please notify the Mundelein Police Department at the 24-hour, 7 day a week, Non-Emergency number, 847-968-4600.
"FILE FOR LIFE"
The "File For Life" program sponsored by the Mundelein Fire Department, helps the fire department "help you" by making your medical information available to the responding Firefighter/Paramedics in a medical emergency at your home. Forms are available near the bulletin board area at the Lakeside Lodge. Completed forms should be kept in a visual position on your refrigerator, making it accessible for emergency personnel.
If you need further assistance, or have questions, contact the fire department at 847-949-3260 or www.mundeleinfire.org
TAX EXEMPTION INFORMATION
For those residents who are 65 years of age and older, you can file for a Senior Tax Exemption at the Fremont Township Tax Assessor’s Office. Forms can be picked up at 22376 W. Erhart Rd., Mundelein, 847-223-2846.
LAKESIDE LODGE ACCESS CARDS
Residents must now use their access cards for entry into Lakeside Lodge during hours of operation.
Please remember to bring your card to enter the Lodge.
This is imperative if we are to properly monitor visitors’ entry and it is an important aspect of the security measures put into place for the Lodge. Access cards are issued after participation in a fitness center orientation session. If you do not have an access card, please sign up for an orientation session. To schedule an orientation session, contact the Lifestyle Director, Tracy Citrano, to set up a time, 847-566-2403. If you have gone through an orientation session and have not received your card, please inquire at the Lakeside Lodge front desk.
Lost card fee replacement is $25.00.
ACCESS CARDS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE.
ACCESS/ACTIVITY CARD CLARIFICATION
While all Grand Dominion homeowners are authorized facility use privileges, a maximum of two access/activity cards are issued for each Annual Base Assessment (as noted in the Governing Documents.) This does not mean a single resident household will be issued a second card if there is not a second authorized resident in that home. Additional residents over the two person card maximum, 19 years of age or older, who reside in a residential home for more than 6 months in a calendar year, may obtain a supplemental annual Access/Activity card at an annual cost of $500.00. This fee will be reviewed and established annually by the Board of Directors.
LAKESIDE LODGE GUEST PASS PUNCH CARDS Now Available for Purchase!
For your convenience, you can now purchase punch cards for Lakeside Lodge Guest Visits!
Guest Fees are $2.00 per guest, per visit.
Two cards available - 10 visits for $20.00 or 20 visits for $40.00.
Leave your money at home and just grab a convenient Guest Pass Punch Card!
Available for purchase at the Lakeside Lodge Front Desk.
ALL GUESTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESIDENT AT ALL TIMES.
ROOM RENTALS AT LAKESIDE LODGE
Celebrate your next event at Grand Dominion! The Lakeside Lodge Multi-purpose rooms are available for private use rental for Grand Dominion residents. Show your friends and relatives the fantastic facilities at your next party, get-together or meeting. It’s convenient, affordable and in your own backyard! The guidelines are outlined in the Facility Use Guidelines, which are distributed at the Lodge Orientations.
They are also available at the front desk.
“After Hours” Room Rental Rates now in effect. All details and rates are outlined in the Facility Use Guidelines on the web portal in the “Community Documents Section.”
See the Lifestyle Director for questions or to book your event today!
KEEP US UP TO DATE!!!
If you have closed on your home, have you turned in the RESIDENT INFORMATION SHEET that is located in the Welcome Package from Wentworth? Please let us know if anything has changed. Call or email Tracy Citrano, (847) 566-2403, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com or Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com.
ASSOCIATION EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER
Phone: 866 413-9850.
PULTE CUSTOMER SERVICE
Phone: 877-850-2547 Fax: 847-230-5438, ILDelWebbWarranty@Pulte.com
LAKESIDE LODGE CONTACT INFORMATION
3555 Grand Dominion Circle, Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: 847-566-2403, Fax: 847-566-0796
Lodge Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday, 6:00am-9:00pm
Friday, 6:00am-7:00pm
Saturday, 7:00am-7:00pm
Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm
Property Manager: Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com
Lifestyle Director: Tracy Citrano, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com
February 2012 Lifestyle Calendar
February 2012
Lifestyle Calendar
“Away in a meadow, all covered with snow,
the little old groundhog looks for his shadow.
The clouds in the sky determine our fate,
if winter will leave us all, early or late”
HAPPY GROUNDHOG’S DAY – February 2, 2012
LAKESIDE LODGE HOURS OF OPERATION & CONTACT INFORMATION
3555 Grand Dominion Circle, Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: 847-566-2403
Fax: 847-566-0796
LODGE HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday-Thursday, 6:00am-9:00pm
Friday, 6:00am-7:00pm
Saturday, 7:00am-7:00pm
Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm
FAMILY/CHILDREN SWIM HOURS:
Monday-Thursday, 3:00-5:00pm
Friday, 4:00-7:00pm
Saturday & Sunday, 1:00-4:00pm
Property Manager: Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com
Lifestyle Director: Tracy Citrano, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com
ASSOCIATION EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER
Phone: (866) 413-9850
PULTE CUSTOMER SERVICE
Phone: 877-850-2547
Fax: 847-230-5438, ILDelWebbWarranty@Pulte.com
SALES OFFICE
Phone: 847-949-0033
ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERS
Mike Rhoads – Developer Board Member & Association President
Jerrold Orloff – Resident Board Member & Vice President
Joanne Bowers – Developer Board Member & Association Treasurer
Bruce Campbell – Resident Board Member & Assistant Treasurer
Peter Tremulis – Developer Board Member & Association Secretary
2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS
Tuesday, March 13, 2012, 6:00pm
Tuesday, June 12, 2012, 1:00pm
Tuesday, September 11, 2012, 6:00pm
Tuesday, December 4, 2012, 1:00pm
GRAND DOMINION COMMUNITY INFORMATION
This monthly publication of the Lifestyle Calendar is a great source of information regarding the Lifestyle and Fitness programs, including classes, specialty activities, day trips, and community events. The Grand Dominion community web portal, www.ourgranddominion.net encompasses all of this and MUCH MORE!
All residents have access to this important communication tool and are encouraged to log on to the portal regularly for information that is inputted and updated on a daily basis. There are calendars, news items, community information alerts, group information, property management updates, email, a photo gallery and so much more!
Take some time to navigate around the portal and see everything that is available to you to make your experience and lifestyle at Grand Dominion all that it can be!
LAKESIDE LODGE/FITNESS CENTER ORIENTATIONS
It is required for all new Grand Dominion residents to participate in a fitness center/lodge orientation at Lakeside Lodge before utilizing any fitness equipment or participating in any community activities. Lodge access cards will be issued after the completion of this session. Residents who have recently closed on their homes should contact the Tracy Citrano, the Lifestyle Director, to schedule an orientation session.
Additional fitness room instruction for usage of the cardiovascular machines and the circuit training equipment is available at the monthly “Fitness Center 101” sessions which are free for residents. Here is the fitness center orientation session for October:
FREE! “FITNESS CENTER 101” - Taught by Mark Guthrie, Certified Personal Trainer and Senior Fitness Consultant, Five Point Fitness
Saturday, February 11th, 11:00am-12:00pm – NO COST
This is a CAN’T MISS FOR NEW RESIDENTS but ALL RESIDENTS CAN ATTEND!!! Attend this informational and instructional session to learn how to use the strength and cardio equipment in the Lakeside Lodge Fitness Center the RIGHT WAY! By using the proper form, technique and the appropriate amount of weight, you will increase metabolism, form and function of muscles. Join Personal Trainer and Fitness Specialist, Mark Guthrie, as he guides you through an equipment orientation session that will help you understand the right way, and the wrong way of lifting weights and using the fitness equipment. All levels are welcome.
No Registration required. No cost.
GRAND DOMINION FITNESS
It’s a New Year – make the most of the Grand Dominion Fitness programs and amenities that are offered – take a class, hit the fitness center, jump in the pool – gear up for a great year and you’ll be on the way to fulfill your New Year’s resolutions and fitness goals! Good luck and GOOD FITNESS!
CHECK OUT WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE FITNESS PROGRAM AT OUR COMMUNITY!
Each month has a variety of both returning and new programs and classes – make sure you read through the calendar and see everything that is offered!
A SPECIAL FITNESS CENTER REQUEST FROM THE MANAGEMENT & STAFF:
Per our Fitness Center policy, please wipe off all equipment and machines after usage with the materials provided in the room. This insures that we are maintaining our equipment and providing a clean and proper environment for all our fitness center patrons. This includes all trainers using our center for training of our residents.
Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
FITNESS CLASSES
PLEASE NOTE IMPORTANT CHANGES TO THE FITNESS PUNCH CARD SYSTEM:
Due to the declining number of participants in our current fitness classes, we have been subsidizing a considerable amount of the fitness instructors’ payments since the inception of the Punch Card System in July. Although this new system has been received very favorably by participants, the number of participants is not funding the instructor payments. This subsidization, paid from previous class profits or the “Fitness Fund,” is almost depleted and it is therefore necessary to increase the cost of the Punch Cards.
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2012, THE COST OF THE PUNCH CARDS WILL BE $45.00 FOR A 10 CLASS CARD.
If we approach a point when the subsidization of the fitness class program is decreasing, we will re-address the cost of the Punch Cards and return to the lower cost.
In addition, the current class schedule was reviewed and the following classes that have extremely low participation will be suspended from the schedule, beginning in February.
DISCONTINUED FITNESS CLASSES
LO-IMPACT AEROBICS – Wednesdays, 11am – Last class, Jan. 25th
&
AQUA ZUMBA – Thursdays, 10am – Last class, Jan. 26th
The management staff would like to encourage more fitness class participation – your support is needed to maintain this vital and important part of the community health and wellness component and overall lifestyle program.
If you have suggestions or comments about this issue,
please contact Tracy Citrano or Erica Horndasch.
Your support and input is important, valued and very much appreciated.
Thank you for your consideration.
The Grand Dominion Fitness Class Program operates under a Fitness Class Punch Card System that works as follows:
Ø Cards will be sold at the front desk - $45.00 for 10 classes (or punches) –
PRICE INCREASE EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2012.
Ø Punch cards can be used for any class type and combination with the exception of the S.T.A.B.L.E. Balance Classes.
Ø The fees for the S.T.A.B.L.E. Balance classes will remain at $1.00 per class and that fee will be paid directly to the instructors from Grayslake Rehabilitation at the beginning of the class. No pre-registration will be necessary.
Ø Punch cards will not be used for the S.T.A.B.L.E. classes.
Ø Cards are non-transferable and can be used by only one resident.
Ø At this time, expiration dates are not applicable.
Ø Residents without a punch card can attend any class for a $5.00 drop-in fee.
Ø No Pre-Registration will be necessary for residents using a punch card or paying the $5 drop-in fee.
Ø The Front desk will no longer take any money or handle any registration – Registration will be done by the instructors in each class - they will take attendance, punch the cards and take any money for the drop-in fee of $5.
Ø Classes will be held regardless of number of participants. Classes will be held as scheduled unless advance notification has been made or emergency purposes dictate cancellation.
NEW PROGRAM – SAMPLE A FITNESS CLASS FOR FREE!!!
If you’re new to the community or just new to the fitness program – here’s your chance to sample the Grand Dominion Fitness Classes! You can take a class for FREE! Just pick up a FREE FITNESS CLASS TICKET from Tracy Citrano, the Lifestyle Director. You can try any of the current classes one time and we’ll promise you’ll be hooked!
ü One ticket per class, per resident
ü No registration necessary
ü Present ticket to instructor at time of class
ü Participation for future classes must be paid with a fitness class punch card which can be purchased at front desk
ü OR daily drop-in fee of $5 per class
PICK UP A COPY OF THE MONTHLY FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULES AT LAKESIDE LODGE FOR CLASS CANCELLATIONS OR CHANGES!!!
HERE ARE THE FITNESS CLASSES CURRENTLY BEING OFFERED:
Aqua Zumba – CLASS DISCONTINUED BEGINNING IN FEBRUARY
Aqua Aerobics – 20/20/20 - Lakeside Lodge Indoor Pool
Wednesdays, 10:30am-11:30am
Taught by Pat Mell
Hit the water for this all-around workout – 20 minutes of cardio, 20 minutes of muscle strengthening and 20 minutes of stretching and a cool down. You’ll be refreshed, rejuvenated and ready to go!
Forever Fit – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Alternates on Mondays with Step & Strength, 5:15-6:15pm
Taught by Nancy Buhr
The first half of the class consists of an easy to follow, low impact weight bearing aerobics routine. The second half includes muscular strength training using hand weights and a resistance band, ending with abdominal, stretching and balancing exercises.
Lo-Impact Aerobic Party – CLASS DISCONTINUED BEGINNING IN FEBRUARY
Movin’ EZ – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Wednesdays, 10:00-10:45am
NO CLASS ON WED. FEBRUARY 15TH
Taught by Karen Schroeder
What’s the most fun you can have while improving your strength, posture, balance and flexibility? Easy! Movin’ EZ is a whole body workout, designed for all fitness levels. Utilizing resistance bands, weights, tubing and a chair, you’ll stay challenged and engaged with a variety of invigorating exercises.
S.T.A.B.L.E – Balance Class – Presented by Grayslake Rehabilitation
Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:15-11:00am
Cost is $1 per class – WHAT A DEAL!
THIS CLASS IS NOT PART OF THE FITNESS CLASS PUNCH CARD SYSTEM – CLASSES ARE $1 PER CLASS – NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY – PAY INSTRUCTORS DIRECTLY AT CLASS TIME.
STABLE – Strength, Training, And Balance, Leverage, Education – that’s what this class is designed to do for you! Grayslake Rehabilitation presents a multi-dimensional exercise class designed and taught by a licensed physical therapist with YOU in mind! This dynamic class involves a combination of STRENGTH training exercises using resistive bands and weights for the arms and legs, combined with many levels of BALANCE training to help you remain on your feet! The class will vary each week focusing on different aspects of your health from flexibility and posture to strength and balance and what YOU CAN TO IMPROVE your health and remain active!
Step & Strength – Lakeside Lodge
Mondays, 5:15-6:15pm – ALTERNATES WITH FOREVER FIT ON MONDAYS
Taught by Nancy Buhr
The first half of the class consists of a great, healthy heart rate raising step workout. The second half includes great muscular strength training moves using hand weights and a resistance band, ending with abdominal, stretching and balancing exercises.
Suspended Deep Water Aerobics – Lakeside Lodge Indoor Pool
Mondays, 10:30am-11:30am
Taught by Pat Mell
Try this new aquatic class – a low impact aerobic, strength and conditioning aquatic class that will utilize deeper water depths. Taught by Pat Mell, this class will be adjusted and adapted to residents’ needs and requests.
Tai Chi for Health & Wellbeing – Lakeside Lodge
Saturdays, 10:30-11:30am
Taught by Allison Deputy
Experience the healing movements of Tai Chi first hand from Allison Deputy, a 20-year veteran of this ancient exercise. Tai Chi has been medically proven to improve blood pressure, balance, bone density, digestion and immunity. It is also very effective in reducing pain, anxiety and depression. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and flat-soled shoes. Be ready for a fun, relaxing, and invigorating workout. If there is enough interest a regular class will be added to our fitness schedule!
Total Body Conditioning – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Thursdays, 5:30-6:30pm
NO CLASS ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD
Taught by Nancy Buhr
Boost your metabolism through a great muscle training and cardio workout, using handheld weights, tubing and stability ball.
Yoga – Lakeside Lodge Hickory Room
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:00-10:00am
Taught by Resident Kit Semkus
This slow paced hatha yoga style class emphasizes breathing, body awareness, gentle stretching and relaxation.
ZUMBA – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Mondays & Saturdays, 9:00-10:00am
Taught by Carol Specht
Zumba is one of the world's largest and most successful dance-fitness programs! It is a fun, easy-to follow, Latin-inspired, dance fitness class. Anyone can do it and no dance background is necessary! When you come to a Zumba class, you will find high energy Latin-inspired music with easy to follow steps. There’s no other fitness class like a Zumba Fitness-Party. It’s easy to do, effective, totally exhilarating, and is geared to all fitness levels. Come join us for an hour of high-calorie burning fun!
FREE FITNESS PROGRAMS FOR FEBRUARY 2012
FREE! “FITNESS CENTER 101” - Taught by Mark Guthrie, Certified Personal Trainer and Senior Fitness Consultant, Five Point Fitness
Saturday, February 11th - 11:00am-12:00pm – NO COST
This is a CAN’T MISS FOR NEW RESIDENTS but ALL RESIDENTS CAN ATTEND!!! Attend this informational and instructional session to learn how to use the strength and cardio equipment in the Lakeside Lodge Fitness Center the RIGHT WAY! By using the proper form, technique and the appropriate amount of weight, you will increase metabolism, form and function of muscles. Join Personal Trainer and Fitness Specialist, Mark Guthrie, as he guides you through an equipment orientation session that will help you understand the right way, and the wrong way of lifting weights and using the fitness equipment. All levels are welcome.
No Registration required. No cost.
FREE! FITNESS CONSULTATIONS by Mark Guthrie, Certified Personal Trainer and Fitness Consultant, Five Point Fitness
Saturday, February 11th, 8:00-11:00am – ½ Hour Consultations – NO COST
START YOUR NEW YEAR OUT RIGHT – ON THE ROAD TO FITNESS! Register for one of these fitness counseling sessions to discuss exercise motivations, goals, obstacles, and unique circumstances such as time, medications, injuries, and illnesses. And you will be given advice and a plan on how to get started, keeping going and how to reach your goals.
Register at front desk. No Cost.
TAKE PART IN THE GRAND DOMINION FITNESS PROGRAM
AND REMEMBER…
If you work for it… IT will work for YOU!!!
SPECIALITY CLASSES
***Be sure to check out the displays @ Lakeside Lodge from all our Specialty Classes – Painting, Watercolor, Mosaics, Jewelry Making, Arts & Crafts…
Grand Dominion is filled with some very talented residents!
Painting Class – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Thursdays, 9:00am-12:00pm
Cost is $5.00 per class – Fees collected by instruction at time of class.
Participate in this instructional painting class. All levels are welcome – find your inner artist! Cost is $5.00 per person plus materials. This class is taught by one of Grand Dominion’s very own residents, Susan Kronowitz! No Registration required.
LIFESTYLE ACTIVITIES
LIFESTYLE ACTIVITIES, EVENTS & DAY TRIPS
Please register and make payments for all activities, trips and events at the Front Desk of Lakeside Lodge IN ADVANCE.
Registration will not be taken without payment. Advance Registration is very important and the scheduling of activities often depends on a minimum number of participants. If at all possible, please check your calendars and make every effort to register and pay for all activities to avoid their cancellation.
ACTIVITY & EVENT REFUND POLICY
PLEASE READ THIS POLICY REGARDING REFUNDS FOR ACTIVITIES THAT REQUIRE PAYMENT:
For all activities, outings and events that require payment, refunds will only be given prior to RSVP date. After the registration deadline, no money will be returned unless you find a replacement or that spot is filled from an existing waiting list. This policy is necessary to insure that the Association is not responsible for payments for tickets, catering services, or any other event costs.
If you have any questions, please contact Tracy Citrano.
*FEBRUARY 2012 ACTIVITIES*
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS – Lakeside Lodge
Every 1st Tuesday of month, 1:30-2:30pm & 1st Thursday of month, 6:30-7:30pm
Thursday, February 2nd, 6:30-7:30pm & Tuesday, February 7th, 1:30-2:30pm
NO COST
Mundelein’s finest – the Mundelein Fire Dept., will be on hand for Free Blood Pressure Checks. This activity takes place the first Tuesday and the first Thursday of every month. PLEAST NOTE: IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, THE FIRE DEPARTMENT MAY HAVE TO ADJUST TIME OR RESCHEDULE DATE.
JANUARY LADIES LUNCH
THIS MONTHLY LUNCH OUTING WILL BE SUSPENDED UNTIL APRIL 6, 2012. WATCH THE CALENDAR FOR UPDATES AND THE APRIL ANNOUNCEMENT REGISTRATION!
For questions or inquiries, contact Lois Gaffke or Joan Jones through the web portal email system.
FEBRUARY MARKET DAY – Lakeside Lodge
Saturday, February 4th – 9:00-10:00am – Please arrive at 8:30am to help with orders.
We know the Lifestyle Program keeps residents super busy at Grand Dominion so why not make your life easier with this great food option! Market Day is a fundraiser program for the Grand Dominion community, offering over 160 convenient and high quality food products, many of which are individually wrapped and easy to prepare. Best of all, a percentage of your order will be returned to our community each month to help us raise funds for various Lifestyle activities! And you can deduct 10% of your orders on your income taxes! Special thanks to the resident volunteers that help to make this food co-op program a success! Order sheets for the February sale are available at Lakeside Lodge or you can visit www.marketday.com for more information and to order online. There are great clearance items available to order online as well! Start planning your menus today!
Order sheets are available at Lakeside Lodge and should be turned in to the front desk by Tuesday, January 31st, 5pm.
FEBRUARY MOVIES at the Lakeside Lodge
Presented by the Grand Dominion Film Club
Attendance for all movies is open to Grand Dominion residents – No Registration necessary. No Cost for Film Club Members, $1 Fee for Non-Film Club Members – proceeds will help subsidize film license. No registration – money collected at door.
MOVIE NIGHT
Wednesday, February 1st, 6:30pm – “MONEYBALL” – Starring Brad Pitt
OPERA MOVIES AT THE LODGE
EARLIER START TIME FOR FEBRUARY! OPERA FILM BEGINS AT 6:00PM!
Wednesday, February 15th, 6:00pm – “CARMEN” by Bizet
Note the earlier start time for this month – 6:00pm! Don’t miss this powerful, new production, starring Elina Garanca and Roberta Alagna at the Metropolitan Opera. You haven’t seen “Carmen” until you’ve seen Garanca!
GRAND DOMINION CHARTER FILM CLUB NIGHT
Wednesday, February 22nd, 6:30pm – FILM TITLE TBD
LABOR OF LOVE – Military Care Package Drive
Valentine’s Day Kickoff - Tuesday, February 14th, 2:00-4:00pm
Lakeside Lodge - NO COST
Del Webb has an invitation for the Grand Dominion community! They are pleased to present the “Labor of Love” Care Package Drive! It’s our chance to give back! We will be partnering with “Operation Care Package” to show our appreciation for the many service men and women who have devoted their time and lives to our country. Our care packages will be sent to multiple branches of the military all over the world. Starting at the Kickoff Party on February 14th and through March 17th, we’ll be collecting items for military care packages or monetary gifts. Full details about the desired donation items and the program will be coming soon and available at the Kickoff Party and thereafter at the Lakeside Lodge or Grand Dominion Sales Center. Both of these locations will also serve as collection points.
So make your plans to come to the Valentine’s Day Kickoff on Tuesday, February 14th, 2:00-4:00pm at the Lakeside Lodge. We’ll have some sweet treats and all the information you need for “Labor of Love.”
No Registration required.
GAME NIGHT – Lakeside Lodge
Saturday, February 18th, 6:00-9:00pm – Cost is $
Cost is $1.00 per person – Coffee and some light snacks will be provided.
An old favorite returns to Grand Dominion! The community pioneers may remember the early days of Game Night at the Sales Center! But now we have Lakeside Lodge! Pick your game, grab your table, bring the cards and boards, gather your group and head to the Lodge for some good ole Game Night fun! You are free to use all games that currently available from the lodge – otherwise bring what you need to play and any food and drink you need to sustain your energy throughout the evening – make your own picnic! Please register with payment at front desk by Wednesday, February 15th so we can plan the room setup.
“Shoulder Pain – What Every Patient Should Know” – A Presentation by Lake Forest Hospital Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Hany Elrashidy, M.D.
Tuesday, February 21st, 6:30pm – NO COST- Refreshments will be served
Attend this informative seminar presented by Lake Forest Hospital Orthopedic Surgeon, Hany Elrashidy, as he discusses:
· Common causes of shoulder pain
· The high incidence of rotator cuff tears, shoulder arthritis in all age groups, and other disorders
· What to look for and signs
· The success of both non-stop and operative treatment of these disorders
You don’t want to miss this important health and wellness presentation.
Register at front desk. No Cost.
ACADEMY AWARDS ”SNEAK PEEK” – Presentation by Reid Schultz
Thursday, February 23rd 7:00pm – Lakeside Lodge
Cost is $4.00 per person – Register at front desk or payable at door – GUESTS WELCOME!
Spend an enlightening and entertaining afternoon with Reid Schultz, acclaimed film critic and filmmaker, who will discuss a variety of topics surrounding the upcoming 2010 Academy Awards show. Mr. Schultz has an extensive background in filmmaking education and is currently on faculty at Columbia College in Chicago, where he teaches courses in film history and filmmaking. This “preview” lecture will cover each of the nominated films and major acting and directorial awards with his candid opinions of likely winners and deserved winners, as well as the “worst” films of the year. Don’t miss this insightful peek into the Academy Awards – Reid Schultz’s unique style and knowledge of the film industry will enthrall all moviegoers and entertain fans of the silver screen!
Refreshments will be served. Register with payment at front desk or at door on event night.
“Social Security – More Than Meets The Eye” – A Presentation by Edward Jones Financial – Lakeside Lodge
Wednesday, February 29th, 6:30pm - NO COST – Refreshments will be served.
Join Edward Jones Financial Advisor, Brian Olson and Protective Life Insurance’s Divisional Sales Director, Ryan Covington, for this educational seminar, where you will learn key facts about the Social Security program, including:
How benefits are calculated
Full retirement age and choosing the right time to file
Receiving benefits while working
Provisional income and tax implications
Options for spouses and ex-spouses
Decisions surrounding Social Security have become increasingly complex – see your choices more clearly at this seminar.
Register at front desk – maximum of 25 attendees for presentation purposes. No Cost.
“GYPSY” – Theatre Outing at the Drury Lane Theatre Oakbrook
Thursday, March 1st, 10:00am-6:00pm (Return time approximate)
Cost is $64.00 per person – Includes reserved theatre ticket, lunch, tax, gratuity, coach transportation, driver tip. Choice of lunch – Roast Sirloin of Beef or Baked Salmon.
Maximum of 54 people – THIS IS AN ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGE OUTING – NO THEATRE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION AND ENTIRE PACKAGE.
Winner of three Tony Awards, “Gypsy” is considered by many critics to the greatest American musical ever written. Based on the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee, a famous burlesque stripper, this show tells the story of Rose, an overbearing stage mother who is determined to break into the big time by pushing a vaudeville career onto her two daughters. Don’t miss this entertaining theatre outing! Coach bus transportation will be included, as well as a full lunch at the theatre, with your choice of Roast sirloin of Beef or Baked Salmon.
Maximum of 54 people – THIS IS AN ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGE OUTING – NO THEATRE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION AND ENTIRE PACKAGE. Register with payment at front desk by Monday, February 13th. Guests will be allowed after January 31st.
SAVE THE DATE!!!
Mark your calendars now for these exciting activities coming up! Other activities may be added so keep up to date with the monthly calendars and web portal updates!
Ø Saturday, March 17th – St. Patrick’s Day Party
Ø Friday, March 30th – Chill Out Friday & Lakeside Lodge 4th Anniversary Party
Ø Saturday, April 21st – Home & Business Expo
Ø Sunday, April 29th – Spring Brunch
Ø Saturday, May 19th – Disco/70’s Party
GRAND DOMINION LIFESTYLE…
LIVE IT, FEEL IT, LOVE IT!
Community Bulletin Board
ü MODIFICATIONS Committee Members Wanted!
This committee is looking for a few good men (or women!). This committee meets weekly during warm weather months and bi-weekly during winter months. If you are interested in joining in this committee that approves and helps monitor architectural changes to residences, submit your interest, qualifications and availability in writing to Erica Horndasch, 847-566-2403, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com.
ü New Committee Forming – LIFESTYLE & COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT COMMITTEE - Members Wanted!
A new committee is forming at Grand Dominion to serve in an advisory capacity to the Homeowners Association Board of Directors to review, research, and recommend community enhancements, improvements and expenditures to benefit the lifestyle needs and desires of the community and residents as a whole. This committee will work in connection with the Lifestyle Director and Property Manager on a monthly basis, day and time to be determined. If you are interested in working on this committee, submit your interest, qualifications and availability in writing to Tracy Citrano, 847-566-2403, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com.
*WEB PORTAL IMPORTANCE*
Del Webb Live, our private community web portal is of vital importance to the communication at Grand Dominion. Please be aware that all information and updates about community clubs, activities and events as well as all property management information, will be submitted via the www.ourgranddominion.net website. Please remember to check for daily updates in the Community Calendar, News Page, Alerts Section and your Personal Email for daily updates and additions.
HELPFUL WEB PORTAL RESOURCES FOR RESIDENTS
The Grand Dominion web portal offers a variety of helpful resources for residents to access information. Make sure you are up to date on what is offered in these areas:
ü Marketplace – Business Advertising – Grand Dominion currently has advertisements from: Assured Healthcare in Gurnee, American Medical Systems, and LLC Concierge and Cleaning Service. To visit the Marketplace advertising section of the portal, go to the blue navigation bar at the top of the page and click on “Marketplace”, then “Marketplace Home” and check out the current ads today!
ü Classifieds – Personal Advertising for Residents – This is a great way for residents to sell personal belongings, rent property etc. – your electronic version of a personal “garage sale”!
ü Community Message Boards – If you’re looking for resident referrals about businesses, restaurants, vacations, anything – look here! Your neighbors are your best sources of local information!
ü Photo Gallery – See all the pictures from our Grand Dominion activities – parties, dinners, seminars, club activities and much more! It’s a great way to check out all the fun without all the worry of your own camera! And you can download pictures from the gallery to a CD to print for photo books!
ü Group Activity – Did you know you can join a group on the portal? Simply locate the group you are interested in and click on the link “Click here to join this group” located in the upper left hand portion of the group page. You’ll receive emails about all the group activity and be part of the fun instantly!
ü NEW PORTAL FEATURE!!!
You can now access important Community Contact Information like lodge hours, children swim times, phone numbers, email addresses and much more by clicking on a link on the Home Page of the web portal. It is located on the left hand side of the page in a box that reads, “CLICK HERE FOR IMPORTANT COMMUNITY CONTACT INFORMATION.” The link will take you to a new page with the information.
If you need help accessing any of these resource areas on the web portal, attend the next portal training session or stop in to see Tracy! Don’t miss any of the important information on the web portal!
CLUBS, CLUBS, CLUBS!!!
CHARTER CLUBS
Our CHARTER CLUB PROGRAM at Grand Dominion has been implemented and we currently have 26 board approved charter clubs! We continue to encourage all clubs to consider this important structure for their group. If a group does not have this important information, group leaders should obtain a copy of the Charter Club Rules & Procedures Manual at Lakeside Lodge or on the web portal and discuss it with their groups. All charter club applications must be approved by the board of directors at formal board meetings. Applications that are submitted before the next board meeting will be subject to the same privileges of approved charter clubs including room rental fees.
The Board of Directors has also approved a NEW ROOM RENTAL FEE STRUCTURE for room usage by non-charter clubs that is now in effect. The following fee structure will be followed for room usage at Lakeside Lodge. All fees for one room only:
1. Charter Clubs – No fee for regular meetings, $25 for special events (2 hour block)
2. Interest Groups (non-charter clubs) - $25 per 2 hour block, $75 for special events (4 hour block)
3. Private Resident Sponsored Event - $75 per 4 hour block
4. Non-Resident Sponsored Event - $150 per 4 hour block
*Other fees apply for kitchen use and other facility and equipment usage that is rentable. Damage and cleaning deposits will also be applied.
*New After Hours Room Rental Rates now effective – See Revised Facility Use Guidelines on the web portal in the Community Documents Section
Questions, please contact Tracy Citrano.
ALL CLUBS ARE SEEKING NEW MEMBERS – Check your calendar and fill your days with something new and interesting today!
Many of the seasonal groups are starting up again – check with group leaders or the group portal site for details!
Here is a list of Established Clubs & Groups at Grand Dominion with Meeting Times and Contact Information. All group meeting dates and times are listed on the web portal Community Calendar and in the Club Book at the front desk of Lakeside Lodge. Please contact all group leaders through portal email. If any information is incorrect, please contact Tracy Citrano.
GRAND DOMINION CHARTER CLUBS:
Charter Club Meeting Time/Next Date Contact_______
After Hours Book Discussion Thursdays, every 6wks, 7pm Sheila Linderman
Bocce Ball Spring & Summer Doug McArthur
Bookworms Approx. Every 4 wks – 1pm Sallie Hamm
& Susan Schlitt
Bridge Tues.6:30pm Don Salenger
Intermediate Bridge Fridays, 9am Maryann Kever
Wed. Bridge Wednesdays, 1:00pm Maxine Dicker
Bunco 1st Tues. of month, 7pm Rose Marie Clark
Cooking Club Periodic, check calendar Judi Ohren
Current Events 2nd Wed. of month, 7pm Leon Stein
Film Discussion 4th Wednesday of month Stan Finer
Geneology 1st Monday of month, 7pm Barbara Schober
Grand Dominion Players(Drama) Mondays, 10am Eileen Betzold
Grand Dominion Singers Thursdays, 6-8pm Martha Swan
Ladies Golf Tuesdays - Seasonal Susan Schlitt
Men’s Golf Wednesdays - 8:45am Bill Smith
Mexican Train Tuesdays, 1pm Joy Gaftman
Judy Nierman
Painting Thurs, 9am Susan Kronowitz
Pan 2nd & 4th Thursdays of month, 1pm Maxine Dicker
Pickle ball Seasonal Sam & Kay Ritchie
Ping Pong Fri. 10am, Sat. 10am Richard Golden
Poker Wed. 12:45pm, Thurs. 5:30pm Jerry Orloff
Poker Pals Tuesdays, 7pm Marilyn Roche
Quilting 2nd & 4th Wed. of month, 1:30pm Jane Velander
Readers Book Discussion Wednesdays, every 6 wks, 3:30pm Janice Borg
Singles Periodic Laurie Leff
Tennis Seasonal Al Cheung
GRAND DOMINION INTEREST GROUPS:
Interest Group Meeting Time/Next Date Contact________
Biking Saturdays, 8:30am David Schnitzer
Billiards Seasonal, check calendar Alan Hahn
Bowling Buddies Mondays, 12:30pm Maxine Dicker
Garden Club 1st Monday of month, 1pm Joan Jones
Gin Rummy Mondays, 6:30pm Steve Nitzkin
Grandparents Periodic Lona Chiarello
Hand & Foot Cards Mondays, 1-4pm Lois Gaffke
Helping Hands Periodic Diane Schultz
Knitting Wednesdays, 7pm Sheila Linderman
Ladies Canasta Wed. 9am Priscilla Mortland
Ladies Lunch 1st Fri. of month, 12:30pm Lois Gaffke
Mah Jongg Tues. & Wed., 1pm, Tues. 6:30pm
Pinochle Mondays, 1pm Carol Huber
Roosevelt High Rough Riders Periodic Helene Stein
Rummikub Mondays, 6:30pm Joy Gaftman
& Wendy Siegel
Scrabble Thursdays, 1-3pm Rita Kompare
& Doug Stone
Softball Seasonal Earl Polisky
Walking & Hiking Seasonal, Thursdays, 8:45am
Women’s Thursday Poker 3rd Thursday of month, 6:30pm Sharron Rosenthal
HELPING HANDS
Do YOU need a helping hand? Maybe Helping Hands can help!
Helping Hands is a group of residents who want to lend their “hands” to other residents within the community who may need assistance of some kind. This may take the form of:
· A social phone call or get well wish
· Help around the home in time of sickness or healing
· A ride to an appointment, a store, pharmacy, physical therapy on a limited or occasional basis
· A wellness visit
· A hospitality visit
· Card recognition for illness or loss of a loved one
· Community information dissemination
· Local resource materials
· Web portal training
The group’s purpose and function is based solely on the need for assistance and will maintain the utmost sense of privacy and respect at all times. The members will rely on requests by residents ONLY and all assistance will be given on a confidential basis unless otherwise requested by a resident.
If you are in need of assistance by the group or have permission by someone to make a request on their behalf, please contact the person in Helping Hands from your neighborhood listed below. If you are want to join Helping Hands, you may do so on the web portal or ask at the front desk how to join.
For Helping Hands Assistance, contact:
NH 1 – Mary Shifley, 847-949-8838
NH 2 – Peggie McQueen, 224-475-0096
NH 3 – Diane Whittier, 847-566-6960, Heidi Coagan, 224-475-0252,
Carolyn Maxwell, 847-393-7892
NH 4 – Kay Ritchie, 847-393-7443, Wendy Siegel, 224-475-0151
NH 5 – Linda Dasso, 847-393-7085, Sharon Smith, 847-393-7379,
Kathie Carr, 224-475-0192
NH 7 – Angel Nettles, 224-778-5002, Jill & Richard Schwartz, 224-475-0193
NH 8 – Terry Mabus, 847-740-6594
NH 9 – Nancy Noyer, 847-903-9078, Sally Foss, 847-566-0839
NH 10 – Diane Schultz, 847-651-7841, Steve Wagner, 847-393-7655
*IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN REPRESENTING YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ON BEHALF OF THE HELPING HANDS GROUP, PLEASE CONTACT DIANE SCHULTZ, 847-651-7841 – WE WOULD LIKE AT LEAST THREE RESIDENTS FROM EACH NEIGHBORHOOD.
NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVES
Do you know who YOUR neighborhood representative is? Each of Grand Dominion’s 10 neighborhoods has up to 3 resident representatives who act on a volunteer basis to represent their neighborhood with the Board of Directors. They conduct periodic neighborhood meetings to communicate information to the residents and meet monthly with the Board of Directors to discuss and resolve community issues and business. All reps can be reached through the portal email system or by the contact information listed in the Resident Directory. Here are the current representatives:
*CHECK OUT THE COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD AREA!
EACH NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVE WILL PROVIDE INFORMATIONAL FLYERS FOR RESIDENTS IN NEW CIRCULAR FLYER RACK!
NH 1 Rigg Warton, Chuck Hall, Daniel Sladek
NH 2 Sid Lewis Clark, Martin Swan
NH 3 Mary Olcese, Sheila Kirshner, Diane Whittier
NH 4 Douglas McArthur, Mike Braunstein, Harvey Loochtan
NH 5 Sallie Hamm, Gilbert Linderman, Stewart Posternack
NH 7 Stuart Margolis, Kathyrn Jordan
NH 8 Dan Ceglarek, Terry Mabus, Judy Waitz
NH 9 Fred Weinberg, Stan Finer, Janet Klopp
NH 10 Stuart Isaacson, Al Rosenberg, Steven Wagner
GRAND DOMINION COMMITTEES
The Grand Dominion community is fortunate to have several working committees to assist in many functions of the Association. These volunteer positions are vital to the operation of our community and these committee members should be commended for their time and commitment. If you are interested in serving in some capacity, please contact our Community Manager, Erica Horndasch. Here are the current committees and members:
COMPLIANCE: Marv Rosenthal, Beth Vecchie, Diane Whittier, Harold Mayer, Judy Hays, Helene Stein
FINANCE: Martin Swan, Bruce Campbell, Alan Hahn, Richard Prieur
MODIFICATIONS: Sid Clark, Pete Himpelmann, Joanne McArthur, Joan Jones, Vince Notson
SOCIAL: Sandee Dabransky, Bobbi Ezell, Vicki Siegel, Charlene Bayerle, Carmela Ryan, Susan Orloff, Judy Feldman, Esther Sineni, Rose Marie Clark, Sharron Rosenthal, Rosely Kaiser, Nancy Noyer, Carol Hall, Joyce Fusello, Gloria Berman, Barbara Long, Chris Presslak
PROPERTY & GROUNDS: Mort Wallace, Sallie Hamm, Doug McArthur, Sandy Prieur, Michael Sidell, Judy Sidell, Jerrold Orloff, Tom Sashko, Larry Whittier, Lee Bassett, Chris Presslak
WETLAND: Mort Wallace, Kathryn Jordan, Jeff Covert, Tom Baumann, James Lake, William McCarty, James Borg, Jerrold Orloff, Sallie Hamm, Larry Shifley
MORE LIFESTYLE & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWS
POOL USAGE INFORMATION
The indoor pool is open to residents and guests over the age of 19 during regular hours of operation for the Lodge. Children swim hours for the outdoor pool are listed below.
Your cooperation is needed in following ALL pool rules & regulations outlined in the Community Rules & Regulations. These can be accessed in the “Community Documents” section of the web portal on the Community Homepage.
FAMILY SWIM / CHILDREN POOL HOURS – For Children Under 19 years of age:
Monday-Thursday: 3pm – 5pm
Friday: 4pm-7pm
Saturday & Sunday: 1pm – 4pm
Limit 4 guests per household - $2.00 per guest
GUESTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESIDENT AT ALL TIMES.
RESIDENT ACCESS CARDS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE AND MAY NOT BE USED BY A GUEST OR FAMILY MEMBER
***SOME OTHER POOL RULES TO NOTE***
1. No food or glass containers in the pool area.
2. No children under the age of 19 in the Spa.
3. Proper swim attire at all times.
4. No alcohol beverages at any time.
5. No rafts or inner tubes or any other pool apparatus that is disruptive or potentially harmful to any pool attendees.
6. No running on pool deck.
7. No diving.
8. Swim at your own risk – NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY.
9. Return all pool equipment that is provided for use to its original location.
10.Showers MUST be taken before entering pool area.
11.No smoking in pool areas, as well as any other area of the Lodge.
12.No pets in pool areas. (Service dogs allowed.)
13.No profanity.
14.No diapers allowed in pool – swim diapers only.
15.Be courteous and respectful of all residents and patrons of our pools.
16.Contact staff or building personnel of any infraction immediately.
**BE COUTEOUS AND RESPECTFUL OF YOUR FELLOW RESIDENTS & GUESTS!!**
Thank you for your cooperation!
MUNDELEIN POLICE DEPT. HOUSE WATCH PROGRAM
As a service to our community, the Mundelein Police Department will do security patrols for the homes of residents who notify the department that they will be away from their homes for extended periods of time. This would include more than one day periods and depending on time constraints, would include daily drive by monitoring and walks around the home. If you are interested in this service or would like more information,
please notify the Mundelein Police Department at the 24-hour, 7 day a week, Non-Emergency number, 847-968-4600.
"FILE FOR LIFE"
The "File For Life" program sponsored by the Mundelein Fire Department, helps the fire department "help you" by making your medical information available to the responding Firefighter/Paramedics in a medical emergency at your home. Forms are available near the bulletin board area at the Lakeside Lodge. Completed forms should be kept in a visual position on your refrigerator, making it accessible for emergency personnel.
If you need further assistance, or have questions, contact the fire department at 847-949-3260 or www.mundeleinfire.org
TAX EXEMPTION INFORMATION
For those residents who are 65 years of age and older, you can file for a Senior Tax Exemption at the Fremont Township Tax Assessor’s Office. Forms can be picked up at 22376 W. Erhart Rd., Mundelein, 847-223-2846.
LAKESIDE LODGE ACCESS CARDS
Residents must now use their access cards for entry into Lakeside Lodge during hours of operation. Please remember to bring your card to enter the Lodge. This is imperative if we are to properly monitor visitors’ entry and it is an important aspect of the security measures put into place for the Lodge. Access cards are issued after participation in a fitness center orientation session. If you do not have an access card, please sign up for an orientation session. To schedule an orientation session, contact the Lifestyle Director, Tracy Citrano, to set up a time, 847-566-2403. If you have gone through an orientation session and have not received your card, please inquire at the Lakeside Lodge front desk.
Lost card fee replacement is $25.00.
ACCESS CARDS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE.
ACCESS/ACTIVITY CARD CLARIFICATION
While all Grand Dominion homeowners are authorized facility use privileges, a maximum of two access/activity cards are issued for each Annual Base Assessment (as noted in the Governing Documents.) This does not mean a single resident household will be issued a second card if there is not a second authorized resident in that home. Additional residents over the two person card maximum, 19 years of age or older, who reside in a residential home for more than 6 months in a calendar year, may obtain a supplemental annual Access/Activity card at an annual cost of $500.00. This fee will be reviewed and established annually by the Board of Directors.
LAKESIDE LODGE GUEST PASS PUNCH CARDS Now Available for Purchase!
For your convenience, you can now purchase punch cards for Lakeside Lodge Guest Visits!
Guest Fees are $2.00 per guest, per visit.
Two cards available - 10 visits for $20.00 or 20 visits for $40.00.
Leave your money at home and just grab a convenient Guest Pass Punch Card!
Available for purchase at the Lakeside Lodge Front Desk.
ALL GUESTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESIDENT AT ALL TIMES.
ROOM RENTALS AT LAKESIDE LODGE
Celebrate your next event at Grand Dominion! The Lakeside Lodge Multi-purpose rooms are available for private use rental for Grand Dominion residents. Show your friends and relatives the fantastic facilities at your next party, get-together or meeting. It’s convenient, affordable and in your own backyard! The guidelines are outlined in the Facility Use Guidelines, which are distributed at the Lodge Orientations.
They are also available at the front desk.
“After Hours” Room Rental Rates now in effect. All details and rates are outlined in the Facility Use Guidelines on the web portal in the “Community Documents Section.”
See the Lifestyle Director for questions or to book your event today!
KEEP US UP TO DATE!!!
If you have closed on your home, have you turned in the RESIDENT INFORMATION SHEET that is located in the Welcome Package from Wentworth? Please let us know if anything has changed. Call or email Tracy Citrano, (847) 566-2403, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com or Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com.
ASSOCIATION EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER
Phone: 866 413-9850.
PULTE CUSTOMER SERVICE
Phone: 877-850-2547
Fax: 847-230-5438, ILDelWebbWarranty@Pulte.com
LAKESIDE LODGE CONTACT INFORMATION
3555 Grand Dominion Circle, Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: 847-566-2403, Fax: 847-566-0796
Lodge Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday, 6:00am-9:00pm
Friday, 6:00am-7:00pm
Saturday, 7:00am-7:00pm
Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm
Property Manager: Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com
Lifestyle Director: Tracy Citrano, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com
Lifestyle Calendar
“Away in a meadow, all covered with snow,
the little old groundhog looks for his shadow.
The clouds in the sky determine our fate,
if winter will leave us all, early or late”
HAPPY GROUNDHOG’S DAY – February 2, 2012
LAKESIDE LODGE HOURS OF OPERATION & CONTACT INFORMATION
3555 Grand Dominion Circle, Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: 847-566-2403
Fax: 847-566-0796
LODGE HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday-Thursday, 6:00am-9:00pm
Friday, 6:00am-7:00pm
Saturday, 7:00am-7:00pm
Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm
FAMILY/CHILDREN SWIM HOURS:
Monday-Thursday, 3:00-5:00pm
Friday, 4:00-7:00pm
Saturday & Sunday, 1:00-4:00pm
Property Manager: Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com
Lifestyle Director: Tracy Citrano, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com
ASSOCIATION EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER
Phone: (866) 413-9850
PULTE CUSTOMER SERVICE
Phone: 877-850-2547
Fax: 847-230-5438, ILDelWebbWarranty@Pulte.com
SALES OFFICE
Phone: 847-949-0033
ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERS
Mike Rhoads – Developer Board Member & Association President
Jerrold Orloff – Resident Board Member & Vice President
Joanne Bowers – Developer Board Member & Association Treasurer
Bruce Campbell – Resident Board Member & Assistant Treasurer
Peter Tremulis – Developer Board Member & Association Secretary
2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS
Tuesday, March 13, 2012, 6:00pm
Tuesday, June 12, 2012, 1:00pm
Tuesday, September 11, 2012, 6:00pm
Tuesday, December 4, 2012, 1:00pm
GRAND DOMINION COMMUNITY INFORMATION
This monthly publication of the Lifestyle Calendar is a great source of information regarding the Lifestyle and Fitness programs, including classes, specialty activities, day trips, and community events. The Grand Dominion community web portal, www.ourgranddominion.net encompasses all of this and MUCH MORE!
All residents have access to this important communication tool and are encouraged to log on to the portal regularly for information that is inputted and updated on a daily basis. There are calendars, news items, community information alerts, group information, property management updates, email, a photo gallery and so much more!
Take some time to navigate around the portal and see everything that is available to you to make your experience and lifestyle at Grand Dominion all that it can be!
LAKESIDE LODGE/FITNESS CENTER ORIENTATIONS
It is required for all new Grand Dominion residents to participate in a fitness center/lodge orientation at Lakeside Lodge before utilizing any fitness equipment or participating in any community activities. Lodge access cards will be issued after the completion of this session. Residents who have recently closed on their homes should contact the Tracy Citrano, the Lifestyle Director, to schedule an orientation session.
Additional fitness room instruction for usage of the cardiovascular machines and the circuit training equipment is available at the monthly “Fitness Center 101” sessions which are free for residents. Here is the fitness center orientation session for October:
FREE! “FITNESS CENTER 101” - Taught by Mark Guthrie, Certified Personal Trainer and Senior Fitness Consultant, Five Point Fitness
Saturday, February 11th, 11:00am-12:00pm – NO COST
This is a CAN’T MISS FOR NEW RESIDENTS but ALL RESIDENTS CAN ATTEND!!! Attend this informational and instructional session to learn how to use the strength and cardio equipment in the Lakeside Lodge Fitness Center the RIGHT WAY! By using the proper form, technique and the appropriate amount of weight, you will increase metabolism, form and function of muscles. Join Personal Trainer and Fitness Specialist, Mark Guthrie, as he guides you through an equipment orientation session that will help you understand the right way, and the wrong way of lifting weights and using the fitness equipment. All levels are welcome.
No Registration required. No cost.
GRAND DOMINION FITNESS
It’s a New Year – make the most of the Grand Dominion Fitness programs and amenities that are offered – take a class, hit the fitness center, jump in the pool – gear up for a great year and you’ll be on the way to fulfill your New Year’s resolutions and fitness goals! Good luck and GOOD FITNESS!
CHECK OUT WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE FITNESS PROGRAM AT OUR COMMUNITY!
Each month has a variety of both returning and new programs and classes – make sure you read through the calendar and see everything that is offered!
A SPECIAL FITNESS CENTER REQUEST FROM THE MANAGEMENT & STAFF:
Per our Fitness Center policy, please wipe off all equipment and machines after usage with the materials provided in the room. This insures that we are maintaining our equipment and providing a clean and proper environment for all our fitness center patrons. This includes all trainers using our center for training of our residents.
Thank you for your cooperation and assistance.
FITNESS CLASSES
PLEASE NOTE IMPORTANT CHANGES TO THE FITNESS PUNCH CARD SYSTEM:
Due to the declining number of participants in our current fitness classes, we have been subsidizing a considerable amount of the fitness instructors’ payments since the inception of the Punch Card System in July. Although this new system has been received very favorably by participants, the number of participants is not funding the instructor payments. This subsidization, paid from previous class profits or the “Fitness Fund,” is almost depleted and it is therefore necessary to increase the cost of the Punch Cards.
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2012, THE COST OF THE PUNCH CARDS WILL BE $45.00 FOR A 10 CLASS CARD.
If we approach a point when the subsidization of the fitness class program is decreasing, we will re-address the cost of the Punch Cards and return to the lower cost.
In addition, the current class schedule was reviewed and the following classes that have extremely low participation will be suspended from the schedule, beginning in February.
DISCONTINUED FITNESS CLASSES
LO-IMPACT AEROBICS – Wednesdays, 11am – Last class, Jan. 25th
&
AQUA ZUMBA – Thursdays, 10am – Last class, Jan. 26th
The management staff would like to encourage more fitness class participation – your support is needed to maintain this vital and important part of the community health and wellness component and overall lifestyle program.
If you have suggestions or comments about this issue,
please contact Tracy Citrano or Erica Horndasch.
Your support and input is important, valued and very much appreciated.
Thank you for your consideration.
The Grand Dominion Fitness Class Program operates under a Fitness Class Punch Card System that works as follows:
Ø Cards will be sold at the front desk - $45.00 for 10 classes (or punches) –
PRICE INCREASE EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2012.
Ø Punch cards can be used for any class type and combination with the exception of the S.T.A.B.L.E. Balance Classes.
Ø The fees for the S.T.A.B.L.E. Balance classes will remain at $1.00 per class and that fee will be paid directly to the instructors from Grayslake Rehabilitation at the beginning of the class. No pre-registration will be necessary.
Ø Punch cards will not be used for the S.T.A.B.L.E. classes.
Ø Cards are non-transferable and can be used by only one resident.
Ø At this time, expiration dates are not applicable.
Ø Residents without a punch card can attend any class for a $5.00 drop-in fee.
Ø No Pre-Registration will be necessary for residents using a punch card or paying the $5 drop-in fee.
Ø The Front desk will no longer take any money or handle any registration – Registration will be done by the instructors in each class - they will take attendance, punch the cards and take any money for the drop-in fee of $5.
Ø Classes will be held regardless of number of participants. Classes will be held as scheduled unless advance notification has been made or emergency purposes dictate cancellation.
NEW PROGRAM – SAMPLE A FITNESS CLASS FOR FREE!!!
If you’re new to the community or just new to the fitness program – here’s your chance to sample the Grand Dominion Fitness Classes! You can take a class for FREE! Just pick up a FREE FITNESS CLASS TICKET from Tracy Citrano, the Lifestyle Director. You can try any of the current classes one time and we’ll promise you’ll be hooked!
ü One ticket per class, per resident
ü No registration necessary
ü Present ticket to instructor at time of class
ü Participation for future classes must be paid with a fitness class punch card which can be purchased at front desk
ü OR daily drop-in fee of $5 per class
PICK UP A COPY OF THE MONTHLY FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULES AT LAKESIDE LODGE FOR CLASS CANCELLATIONS OR CHANGES!!!
HERE ARE THE FITNESS CLASSES CURRENTLY BEING OFFERED:
Aqua Zumba – CLASS DISCONTINUED BEGINNING IN FEBRUARY
Aqua Aerobics – 20/20/20 - Lakeside Lodge Indoor Pool
Wednesdays, 10:30am-11:30am
Taught by Pat Mell
Hit the water for this all-around workout – 20 minutes of cardio, 20 minutes of muscle strengthening and 20 minutes of stretching and a cool down. You’ll be refreshed, rejuvenated and ready to go!
Forever Fit – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Alternates on Mondays with Step & Strength, 5:15-6:15pm
Taught by Nancy Buhr
The first half of the class consists of an easy to follow, low impact weight bearing aerobics routine. The second half includes muscular strength training using hand weights and a resistance band, ending with abdominal, stretching and balancing exercises.
Lo-Impact Aerobic Party – CLASS DISCONTINUED BEGINNING IN FEBRUARY
Movin’ EZ – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Wednesdays, 10:00-10:45am
NO CLASS ON WED. FEBRUARY 15TH
Taught by Karen Schroeder
What’s the most fun you can have while improving your strength, posture, balance and flexibility? Easy! Movin’ EZ is a whole body workout, designed for all fitness levels. Utilizing resistance bands, weights, tubing and a chair, you’ll stay challenged and engaged with a variety of invigorating exercises.
S.T.A.B.L.E – Balance Class – Presented by Grayslake Rehabilitation
Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:15-11:00am
Cost is $1 per class – WHAT A DEAL!
THIS CLASS IS NOT PART OF THE FITNESS CLASS PUNCH CARD SYSTEM – CLASSES ARE $1 PER CLASS – NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY – PAY INSTRUCTORS DIRECTLY AT CLASS TIME.
STABLE – Strength, Training, And Balance, Leverage, Education – that’s what this class is designed to do for you! Grayslake Rehabilitation presents a multi-dimensional exercise class designed and taught by a licensed physical therapist with YOU in mind! This dynamic class involves a combination of STRENGTH training exercises using resistive bands and weights for the arms and legs, combined with many levels of BALANCE training to help you remain on your feet! The class will vary each week focusing on different aspects of your health from flexibility and posture to strength and balance and what YOU CAN TO IMPROVE your health and remain active!
Step & Strength – Lakeside Lodge
Mondays, 5:15-6:15pm – ALTERNATES WITH FOREVER FIT ON MONDAYS
Taught by Nancy Buhr
The first half of the class consists of a great, healthy heart rate raising step workout. The second half includes great muscular strength training moves using hand weights and a resistance band, ending with abdominal, stretching and balancing exercises.
Suspended Deep Water Aerobics – Lakeside Lodge Indoor Pool
Mondays, 10:30am-11:30am
Taught by Pat Mell
Try this new aquatic class – a low impact aerobic, strength and conditioning aquatic class that will utilize deeper water depths. Taught by Pat Mell, this class will be adjusted and adapted to residents’ needs and requests.
Tai Chi for Health & Wellbeing – Lakeside Lodge
Saturdays, 10:30-11:30am
Taught by Allison Deputy
Experience the healing movements of Tai Chi first hand from Allison Deputy, a 20-year veteran of this ancient exercise. Tai Chi has been medically proven to improve blood pressure, balance, bone density, digestion and immunity. It is also very effective in reducing pain, anxiety and depression. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and flat-soled shoes. Be ready for a fun, relaxing, and invigorating workout. If there is enough interest a regular class will be added to our fitness schedule!
Total Body Conditioning – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Thursdays, 5:30-6:30pm
NO CLASS ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD
Taught by Nancy Buhr
Boost your metabolism through a great muscle training and cardio workout, using handheld weights, tubing and stability ball.
Yoga – Lakeside Lodge Hickory Room
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:00-10:00am
Taught by Resident Kit Semkus
This slow paced hatha yoga style class emphasizes breathing, body awareness, gentle stretching and relaxation.
ZUMBA – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Mondays & Saturdays, 9:00-10:00am
Taught by Carol Specht
Zumba is one of the world's largest and most successful dance-fitness programs! It is a fun, easy-to follow, Latin-inspired, dance fitness class. Anyone can do it and no dance background is necessary! When you come to a Zumba class, you will find high energy Latin-inspired music with easy to follow steps. There’s no other fitness class like a Zumba Fitness-Party. It’s easy to do, effective, totally exhilarating, and is geared to all fitness levels. Come join us for an hour of high-calorie burning fun!
FREE FITNESS PROGRAMS FOR FEBRUARY 2012
FREE! “FITNESS CENTER 101” - Taught by Mark Guthrie, Certified Personal Trainer and Senior Fitness Consultant, Five Point Fitness
Saturday, February 11th - 11:00am-12:00pm – NO COST
This is a CAN’T MISS FOR NEW RESIDENTS but ALL RESIDENTS CAN ATTEND!!! Attend this informational and instructional session to learn how to use the strength and cardio equipment in the Lakeside Lodge Fitness Center the RIGHT WAY! By using the proper form, technique and the appropriate amount of weight, you will increase metabolism, form and function of muscles. Join Personal Trainer and Fitness Specialist, Mark Guthrie, as he guides you through an equipment orientation session that will help you understand the right way, and the wrong way of lifting weights and using the fitness equipment. All levels are welcome.
No Registration required. No cost.
FREE! FITNESS CONSULTATIONS by Mark Guthrie, Certified Personal Trainer and Fitness Consultant, Five Point Fitness
Saturday, February 11th, 8:00-11:00am – ½ Hour Consultations – NO COST
START YOUR NEW YEAR OUT RIGHT – ON THE ROAD TO FITNESS! Register for one of these fitness counseling sessions to discuss exercise motivations, goals, obstacles, and unique circumstances such as time, medications, injuries, and illnesses. And you will be given advice and a plan on how to get started, keeping going and how to reach your goals.
Register at front desk. No Cost.
TAKE PART IN THE GRAND DOMINION FITNESS PROGRAM
AND REMEMBER…
If you work for it… IT will work for YOU!!!
SPECIALITY CLASSES
***Be sure to check out the displays @ Lakeside Lodge from all our Specialty Classes – Painting, Watercolor, Mosaics, Jewelry Making, Arts & Crafts…
Grand Dominion is filled with some very talented residents!
Painting Class – Lakeside Lodge Maple Room
Thursdays, 9:00am-12:00pm
Cost is $5.00 per class – Fees collected by instruction at time of class.
Participate in this instructional painting class. All levels are welcome – find your inner artist! Cost is $5.00 per person plus materials. This class is taught by one of Grand Dominion’s very own residents, Susan Kronowitz! No Registration required.
LIFESTYLE ACTIVITIES
LIFESTYLE ACTIVITIES, EVENTS & DAY TRIPS
Please register and make payments for all activities, trips and events at the Front Desk of Lakeside Lodge IN ADVANCE.
Registration will not be taken without payment. Advance Registration is very important and the scheduling of activities often depends on a minimum number of participants. If at all possible, please check your calendars and make every effort to register and pay for all activities to avoid their cancellation.
ACTIVITY & EVENT REFUND POLICY
PLEASE READ THIS POLICY REGARDING REFUNDS FOR ACTIVITIES THAT REQUIRE PAYMENT:
For all activities, outings and events that require payment, refunds will only be given prior to RSVP date. After the registration deadline, no money will be returned unless you find a replacement or that spot is filled from an existing waiting list. This policy is necessary to insure that the Association is not responsible for payments for tickets, catering services, or any other event costs.
If you have any questions, please contact Tracy Citrano.
*FEBRUARY 2012 ACTIVITIES*
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS – Lakeside Lodge
Every 1st Tuesday of month, 1:30-2:30pm & 1st Thursday of month, 6:30-7:30pm
Thursday, February 2nd, 6:30-7:30pm & Tuesday, February 7th, 1:30-2:30pm
NO COST
Mundelein’s finest – the Mundelein Fire Dept., will be on hand for Free Blood Pressure Checks. This activity takes place the first Tuesday and the first Thursday of every month. PLEAST NOTE: IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, THE FIRE DEPARTMENT MAY HAVE TO ADJUST TIME OR RESCHEDULE DATE.
JANUARY LADIES LUNCH
THIS MONTHLY LUNCH OUTING WILL BE SUSPENDED UNTIL APRIL 6, 2012. WATCH THE CALENDAR FOR UPDATES AND THE APRIL ANNOUNCEMENT REGISTRATION!
For questions or inquiries, contact Lois Gaffke or Joan Jones through the web portal email system.
FEBRUARY MARKET DAY – Lakeside Lodge
Saturday, February 4th – 9:00-10:00am – Please arrive at 8:30am to help with orders.
We know the Lifestyle Program keeps residents super busy at Grand Dominion so why not make your life easier with this great food option! Market Day is a fundraiser program for the Grand Dominion community, offering over 160 convenient and high quality food products, many of which are individually wrapped and easy to prepare. Best of all, a percentage of your order will be returned to our community each month to help us raise funds for various Lifestyle activities! And you can deduct 10% of your orders on your income taxes! Special thanks to the resident volunteers that help to make this food co-op program a success! Order sheets for the February sale are available at Lakeside Lodge or you can visit www.marketday.com for more information and to order online. There are great clearance items available to order online as well! Start planning your menus today!
Order sheets are available at Lakeside Lodge and should be turned in to the front desk by Tuesday, January 31st, 5pm.
FEBRUARY MOVIES at the Lakeside Lodge
Presented by the Grand Dominion Film Club
Attendance for all movies is open to Grand Dominion residents – No Registration necessary. No Cost for Film Club Members, $1 Fee for Non-Film Club Members – proceeds will help subsidize film license. No registration – money collected at door.
MOVIE NIGHT
Wednesday, February 1st, 6:30pm – “MONEYBALL” – Starring Brad Pitt
OPERA MOVIES AT THE LODGE
EARLIER START TIME FOR FEBRUARY! OPERA FILM BEGINS AT 6:00PM!
Wednesday, February 15th, 6:00pm – “CARMEN” by Bizet
Note the earlier start time for this month – 6:00pm! Don’t miss this powerful, new production, starring Elina Garanca and Roberta Alagna at the Metropolitan Opera. You haven’t seen “Carmen” until you’ve seen Garanca!
GRAND DOMINION CHARTER FILM CLUB NIGHT
Wednesday, February 22nd, 6:30pm – FILM TITLE TBD
LABOR OF LOVE – Military Care Package Drive
Valentine’s Day Kickoff - Tuesday, February 14th, 2:00-4:00pm
Lakeside Lodge - NO COST
Del Webb has an invitation for the Grand Dominion community! They are pleased to present the “Labor of Love” Care Package Drive! It’s our chance to give back! We will be partnering with “Operation Care Package” to show our appreciation for the many service men and women who have devoted their time and lives to our country. Our care packages will be sent to multiple branches of the military all over the world. Starting at the Kickoff Party on February 14th and through March 17th, we’ll be collecting items for military care packages or monetary gifts. Full details about the desired donation items and the program will be coming soon and available at the Kickoff Party and thereafter at the Lakeside Lodge or Grand Dominion Sales Center. Both of these locations will also serve as collection points.
So make your plans to come to the Valentine’s Day Kickoff on Tuesday, February 14th, 2:00-4:00pm at the Lakeside Lodge. We’ll have some sweet treats and all the information you need for “Labor of Love.”
No Registration required.
GAME NIGHT – Lakeside Lodge
Saturday, February 18th, 6:00-9:00pm – Cost is $
Cost is $1.00 per person – Coffee and some light snacks will be provided.
An old favorite returns to Grand Dominion! The community pioneers may remember the early days of Game Night at the Sales Center! But now we have Lakeside Lodge! Pick your game, grab your table, bring the cards and boards, gather your group and head to the Lodge for some good ole Game Night fun! You are free to use all games that currently available from the lodge – otherwise bring what you need to play and any food and drink you need to sustain your energy throughout the evening – make your own picnic! Please register with payment at front desk by Wednesday, February 15th so we can plan the room setup.
“Shoulder Pain – What Every Patient Should Know” – A Presentation by Lake Forest Hospital Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Hany Elrashidy, M.D.
Tuesday, February 21st, 6:30pm – NO COST- Refreshments will be served
Attend this informative seminar presented by Lake Forest Hospital Orthopedic Surgeon, Hany Elrashidy, as he discusses:
· Common causes of shoulder pain
· The high incidence of rotator cuff tears, shoulder arthritis in all age groups, and other disorders
· What to look for and signs
· The success of both non-stop and operative treatment of these disorders
You don’t want to miss this important health and wellness presentation.
Register at front desk. No Cost.
ACADEMY AWARDS ”SNEAK PEEK” – Presentation by Reid Schultz
Thursday, February 23rd 7:00pm – Lakeside Lodge
Cost is $4.00 per person – Register at front desk or payable at door – GUESTS WELCOME!
Spend an enlightening and entertaining afternoon with Reid Schultz, acclaimed film critic and filmmaker, who will discuss a variety of topics surrounding the upcoming 2010 Academy Awards show. Mr. Schultz has an extensive background in filmmaking education and is currently on faculty at Columbia College in Chicago, where he teaches courses in film history and filmmaking. This “preview” lecture will cover each of the nominated films and major acting and directorial awards with his candid opinions of likely winners and deserved winners, as well as the “worst” films of the year. Don’t miss this insightful peek into the Academy Awards – Reid Schultz’s unique style and knowledge of the film industry will enthrall all moviegoers and entertain fans of the silver screen!
Refreshments will be served. Register with payment at front desk or at door on event night.
“Social Security – More Than Meets The Eye” – A Presentation by Edward Jones Financial – Lakeside Lodge
Wednesday, February 29th, 6:30pm - NO COST – Refreshments will be served.
Join Edward Jones Financial Advisor, Brian Olson and Protective Life Insurance’s Divisional Sales Director, Ryan Covington, for this educational seminar, where you will learn key facts about the Social Security program, including:
How benefits are calculated
Full retirement age and choosing the right time to file
Receiving benefits while working
Provisional income and tax implications
Options for spouses and ex-spouses
Decisions surrounding Social Security have become increasingly complex – see your choices more clearly at this seminar.
Register at front desk – maximum of 25 attendees for presentation purposes. No Cost.
“GYPSY” – Theatre Outing at the Drury Lane Theatre Oakbrook
Thursday, March 1st, 10:00am-6:00pm (Return time approximate)
Cost is $64.00 per person – Includes reserved theatre ticket, lunch, tax, gratuity, coach transportation, driver tip. Choice of lunch – Roast Sirloin of Beef or Baked Salmon.
Maximum of 54 people – THIS IS AN ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGE OUTING – NO THEATRE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION AND ENTIRE PACKAGE.
Winner of three Tony Awards, “Gypsy” is considered by many critics to the greatest American musical ever written. Based on the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee, a famous burlesque stripper, this show tells the story of Rose, an overbearing stage mother who is determined to break into the big time by pushing a vaudeville career onto her two daughters. Don’t miss this entertaining theatre outing! Coach bus transportation will be included, as well as a full lunch at the theatre, with your choice of Roast sirloin of Beef or Baked Salmon.
Maximum of 54 people – THIS IS AN ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGE OUTING – NO THEATRE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION AND ENTIRE PACKAGE. Register with payment at front desk by Monday, February 13th. Guests will be allowed after January 31st.
SAVE THE DATE!!!
Mark your calendars now for these exciting activities coming up! Other activities may be added so keep up to date with the monthly calendars and web portal updates!
Ø Saturday, March 17th – St. Patrick’s Day Party
Ø Friday, March 30th – Chill Out Friday & Lakeside Lodge 4th Anniversary Party
Ø Saturday, April 21st – Home & Business Expo
Ø Sunday, April 29th – Spring Brunch
Ø Saturday, May 19th – Disco/70’s Party
GRAND DOMINION LIFESTYLE…
LIVE IT, FEEL IT, LOVE IT!
Community Bulletin Board
ü MODIFICATIONS Committee Members Wanted!
This committee is looking for a few good men (or women!). This committee meets weekly during warm weather months and bi-weekly during winter months. If you are interested in joining in this committee that approves and helps monitor architectural changes to residences, submit your interest, qualifications and availability in writing to Erica Horndasch, 847-566-2403, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com.
ü New Committee Forming – LIFESTYLE & COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT COMMITTEE - Members Wanted!
A new committee is forming at Grand Dominion to serve in an advisory capacity to the Homeowners Association Board of Directors to review, research, and recommend community enhancements, improvements and expenditures to benefit the lifestyle needs and desires of the community and residents as a whole. This committee will work in connection with the Lifestyle Director and Property Manager on a monthly basis, day and time to be determined. If you are interested in working on this committee, submit your interest, qualifications and availability in writing to Tracy Citrano, 847-566-2403, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com.
*WEB PORTAL IMPORTANCE*
Del Webb Live, our private community web portal is of vital importance to the communication at Grand Dominion. Please be aware that all information and updates about community clubs, activities and events as well as all property management information, will be submitted via the www.ourgranddominion.net website. Please remember to check for daily updates in the Community Calendar, News Page, Alerts Section and your Personal Email for daily updates and additions.
HELPFUL WEB PORTAL RESOURCES FOR RESIDENTS
The Grand Dominion web portal offers a variety of helpful resources for residents to access information. Make sure you are up to date on what is offered in these areas:
ü Marketplace – Business Advertising – Grand Dominion currently has advertisements from: Assured Healthcare in Gurnee, American Medical Systems, and LLC Concierge and Cleaning Service. To visit the Marketplace advertising section of the portal, go to the blue navigation bar at the top of the page and click on “Marketplace”, then “Marketplace Home” and check out the current ads today!
ü Classifieds – Personal Advertising for Residents – This is a great way for residents to sell personal belongings, rent property etc. – your electronic version of a personal “garage sale”!
ü Community Message Boards – If you’re looking for resident referrals about businesses, restaurants, vacations, anything – look here! Your neighbors are your best sources of local information!
ü Photo Gallery – See all the pictures from our Grand Dominion activities – parties, dinners, seminars, club activities and much more! It’s a great way to check out all the fun without all the worry of your own camera! And you can download pictures from the gallery to a CD to print for photo books!
ü Group Activity – Did you know you can join a group on the portal? Simply locate the group you are interested in and click on the link “Click here to join this group” located in the upper left hand portion of the group page. You’ll receive emails about all the group activity and be part of the fun instantly!
ü NEW PORTAL FEATURE!!!
You can now access important Community Contact Information like lodge hours, children swim times, phone numbers, email addresses and much more by clicking on a link on the Home Page of the web portal. It is located on the left hand side of the page in a box that reads, “CLICK HERE FOR IMPORTANT COMMUNITY CONTACT INFORMATION.” The link will take you to a new page with the information.
If you need help accessing any of these resource areas on the web portal, attend the next portal training session or stop in to see Tracy! Don’t miss any of the important information on the web portal!
CLUBS, CLUBS, CLUBS!!!
CHARTER CLUBS
Our CHARTER CLUB PROGRAM at Grand Dominion has been implemented and we currently have 26 board approved charter clubs! We continue to encourage all clubs to consider this important structure for their group. If a group does not have this important information, group leaders should obtain a copy of the Charter Club Rules & Procedures Manual at Lakeside Lodge or on the web portal and discuss it with their groups. All charter club applications must be approved by the board of directors at formal board meetings. Applications that are submitted before the next board meeting will be subject to the same privileges of approved charter clubs including room rental fees.
The Board of Directors has also approved a NEW ROOM RENTAL FEE STRUCTURE for room usage by non-charter clubs that is now in effect. The following fee structure will be followed for room usage at Lakeside Lodge. All fees for one room only:
1. Charter Clubs – No fee for regular meetings, $25 for special events (2 hour block)
2. Interest Groups (non-charter clubs) - $25 per 2 hour block, $75 for special events (4 hour block)
3. Private Resident Sponsored Event - $75 per 4 hour block
4. Non-Resident Sponsored Event - $150 per 4 hour block
*Other fees apply for kitchen use and other facility and equipment usage that is rentable. Damage and cleaning deposits will also be applied.
*New After Hours Room Rental Rates now effective – See Revised Facility Use Guidelines on the web portal in the Community Documents Section
Questions, please contact Tracy Citrano.
ALL CLUBS ARE SEEKING NEW MEMBERS – Check your calendar and fill your days with something new and interesting today!
Many of the seasonal groups are starting up again – check with group leaders or the group portal site for details!
Here is a list of Established Clubs & Groups at Grand Dominion with Meeting Times and Contact Information. All group meeting dates and times are listed on the web portal Community Calendar and in the Club Book at the front desk of Lakeside Lodge. Please contact all group leaders through portal email. If any information is incorrect, please contact Tracy Citrano.
GRAND DOMINION CHARTER CLUBS:
Charter Club Meeting Time/Next Date Contact_______
After Hours Book Discussion Thursdays, every 6wks, 7pm Sheila Linderman
Bocce Ball Spring & Summer Doug McArthur
Bookworms Approx. Every 4 wks – 1pm Sallie Hamm
& Susan Schlitt
Bridge Tues.6:30pm Don Salenger
Intermediate Bridge Fridays, 9am Maryann Kever
Wed. Bridge Wednesdays, 1:00pm Maxine Dicker
Bunco 1st Tues. of month, 7pm Rose Marie Clark
Cooking Club Periodic, check calendar Judi Ohren
Current Events 2nd Wed. of month, 7pm Leon Stein
Film Discussion 4th Wednesday of month Stan Finer
Geneology 1st Monday of month, 7pm Barbara Schober
Grand Dominion Players(Drama) Mondays, 10am Eileen Betzold
Grand Dominion Singers Thursdays, 6-8pm Martha Swan
Ladies Golf Tuesdays - Seasonal Susan Schlitt
Men’s Golf Wednesdays - 8:45am Bill Smith
Mexican Train Tuesdays, 1pm Joy Gaftman
Judy Nierman
Painting Thurs, 9am Susan Kronowitz
Pan 2nd & 4th Thursdays of month, 1pm Maxine Dicker
Pickle ball Seasonal Sam & Kay Ritchie
Ping Pong Fri. 10am, Sat. 10am Richard Golden
Poker Wed. 12:45pm, Thurs. 5:30pm Jerry Orloff
Poker Pals Tuesdays, 7pm Marilyn Roche
Quilting 2nd & 4th Wed. of month, 1:30pm Jane Velander
Readers Book Discussion Wednesdays, every 6 wks, 3:30pm Janice Borg
Singles Periodic Laurie Leff
Tennis Seasonal Al Cheung
GRAND DOMINION INTEREST GROUPS:
Interest Group Meeting Time/Next Date Contact________
Biking Saturdays, 8:30am David Schnitzer
Billiards Seasonal, check calendar Alan Hahn
Bowling Buddies Mondays, 12:30pm Maxine Dicker
Garden Club 1st Monday of month, 1pm Joan Jones
Gin Rummy Mondays, 6:30pm Steve Nitzkin
Grandparents Periodic Lona Chiarello
Hand & Foot Cards Mondays, 1-4pm Lois Gaffke
Helping Hands Periodic Diane Schultz
Knitting Wednesdays, 7pm Sheila Linderman
Ladies Canasta Wed. 9am Priscilla Mortland
Ladies Lunch 1st Fri. of month, 12:30pm Lois Gaffke
Mah Jongg Tues. & Wed., 1pm, Tues. 6:30pm
Pinochle Mondays, 1pm Carol Huber
Roosevelt High Rough Riders Periodic Helene Stein
Rummikub Mondays, 6:30pm Joy Gaftman
& Wendy Siegel
Scrabble Thursdays, 1-3pm Rita Kompare
& Doug Stone
Softball Seasonal Earl Polisky
Walking & Hiking Seasonal, Thursdays, 8:45am
Women’s Thursday Poker 3rd Thursday of month, 6:30pm Sharron Rosenthal
HELPING HANDS
Do YOU need a helping hand? Maybe Helping Hands can help!
Helping Hands is a group of residents who want to lend their “hands” to other residents within the community who may need assistance of some kind. This may take the form of:
· A social phone call or get well wish
· Help around the home in time of sickness or healing
· A ride to an appointment, a store, pharmacy, physical therapy on a limited or occasional basis
· A wellness visit
· A hospitality visit
· Card recognition for illness or loss of a loved one
· Community information dissemination
· Local resource materials
· Web portal training
The group’s purpose and function is based solely on the need for assistance and will maintain the utmost sense of privacy and respect at all times. The members will rely on requests by residents ONLY and all assistance will be given on a confidential basis unless otherwise requested by a resident.
If you are in need of assistance by the group or have permission by someone to make a request on their behalf, please contact the person in Helping Hands from your neighborhood listed below. If you are want to join Helping Hands, you may do so on the web portal or ask at the front desk how to join.
For Helping Hands Assistance, contact:
NH 1 – Mary Shifley, 847-949-8838
NH 2 – Peggie McQueen, 224-475-0096
NH 3 – Diane Whittier, 847-566-6960, Heidi Coagan, 224-475-0252,
Carolyn Maxwell, 847-393-7892
NH 4 – Kay Ritchie, 847-393-7443, Wendy Siegel, 224-475-0151
NH 5 – Linda Dasso, 847-393-7085, Sharon Smith, 847-393-7379,
Kathie Carr, 224-475-0192
NH 7 – Angel Nettles, 224-778-5002, Jill & Richard Schwartz, 224-475-0193
NH 8 – Terry Mabus, 847-740-6594
NH 9 – Nancy Noyer, 847-903-9078, Sally Foss, 847-566-0839
NH 10 – Diane Schultz, 847-651-7841, Steve Wagner, 847-393-7655
*IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN REPRESENTING YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ON BEHALF OF THE HELPING HANDS GROUP, PLEASE CONTACT DIANE SCHULTZ, 847-651-7841 – WE WOULD LIKE AT LEAST THREE RESIDENTS FROM EACH NEIGHBORHOOD.
NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVES
Do you know who YOUR neighborhood representative is? Each of Grand Dominion’s 10 neighborhoods has up to 3 resident representatives who act on a volunteer basis to represent their neighborhood with the Board of Directors. They conduct periodic neighborhood meetings to communicate information to the residents and meet monthly with the Board of Directors to discuss and resolve community issues and business. All reps can be reached through the portal email system or by the contact information listed in the Resident Directory. Here are the current representatives:
*CHECK OUT THE COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD AREA!
EACH NEIGHBORHOOD REPRESENTATIVE WILL PROVIDE INFORMATIONAL FLYERS FOR RESIDENTS IN NEW CIRCULAR FLYER RACK!
NH 1 Rigg Warton, Chuck Hall, Daniel Sladek
NH 2 Sid Lewis Clark, Martin Swan
NH 3 Mary Olcese, Sheila Kirshner, Diane Whittier
NH 4 Douglas McArthur, Mike Braunstein, Harvey Loochtan
NH 5 Sallie Hamm, Gilbert Linderman, Stewart Posternack
NH 7 Stuart Margolis, Kathyrn Jordan
NH 8 Dan Ceglarek, Terry Mabus, Judy Waitz
NH 9 Fred Weinberg, Stan Finer, Janet Klopp
NH 10 Stuart Isaacson, Al Rosenberg, Steven Wagner
GRAND DOMINION COMMITTEES
The Grand Dominion community is fortunate to have several working committees to assist in many functions of the Association. These volunteer positions are vital to the operation of our community and these committee members should be commended for their time and commitment. If you are interested in serving in some capacity, please contact our Community Manager, Erica Horndasch. Here are the current committees and members:
COMPLIANCE: Marv Rosenthal, Beth Vecchie, Diane Whittier, Harold Mayer, Judy Hays, Helene Stein
FINANCE: Martin Swan, Bruce Campbell, Alan Hahn, Richard Prieur
MODIFICATIONS: Sid Clark, Pete Himpelmann, Joanne McArthur, Joan Jones, Vince Notson
SOCIAL: Sandee Dabransky, Bobbi Ezell, Vicki Siegel, Charlene Bayerle, Carmela Ryan, Susan Orloff, Judy Feldman, Esther Sineni, Rose Marie Clark, Sharron Rosenthal, Rosely Kaiser, Nancy Noyer, Carol Hall, Joyce Fusello, Gloria Berman, Barbara Long, Chris Presslak
PROPERTY & GROUNDS: Mort Wallace, Sallie Hamm, Doug McArthur, Sandy Prieur, Michael Sidell, Judy Sidell, Jerrold Orloff, Tom Sashko, Larry Whittier, Lee Bassett, Chris Presslak
WETLAND: Mort Wallace, Kathryn Jordan, Jeff Covert, Tom Baumann, James Lake, William McCarty, James Borg, Jerrold Orloff, Sallie Hamm, Larry Shifley
MORE LIFESTYLE & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWS
POOL USAGE INFORMATION
The indoor pool is open to residents and guests over the age of 19 during regular hours of operation for the Lodge. Children swim hours for the outdoor pool are listed below.
Your cooperation is needed in following ALL pool rules & regulations outlined in the Community Rules & Regulations. These can be accessed in the “Community Documents” section of the web portal on the Community Homepage.
FAMILY SWIM / CHILDREN POOL HOURS – For Children Under 19 years of age:
Monday-Thursday: 3pm – 5pm
Friday: 4pm-7pm
Saturday & Sunday: 1pm – 4pm
Limit 4 guests per household - $2.00 per guest
GUESTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESIDENT AT ALL TIMES.
RESIDENT ACCESS CARDS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE AND MAY NOT BE USED BY A GUEST OR FAMILY MEMBER
***SOME OTHER POOL RULES TO NOTE***
1. No food or glass containers in the pool area.
2. No children under the age of 19 in the Spa.
3. Proper swim attire at all times.
4. No alcohol beverages at any time.
5. No rafts or inner tubes or any other pool apparatus that is disruptive or potentially harmful to any pool attendees.
6. No running on pool deck.
7. No diving.
8. Swim at your own risk – NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY.
9. Return all pool equipment that is provided for use to its original location.
10.Showers MUST be taken before entering pool area.
11.No smoking in pool areas, as well as any other area of the Lodge.
12.No pets in pool areas. (Service dogs allowed.)
13.No profanity.
14.No diapers allowed in pool – swim diapers only.
15.Be courteous and respectful of all residents and patrons of our pools.
16.Contact staff or building personnel of any infraction immediately.
**BE COUTEOUS AND RESPECTFUL OF YOUR FELLOW RESIDENTS & GUESTS!!**
Thank you for your cooperation!
MUNDELEIN POLICE DEPT. HOUSE WATCH PROGRAM
As a service to our community, the Mundelein Police Department will do security patrols for the homes of residents who notify the department that they will be away from their homes for extended periods of time. This would include more than one day periods and depending on time constraints, would include daily drive by monitoring and walks around the home. If you are interested in this service or would like more information,
please notify the Mundelein Police Department at the 24-hour, 7 day a week, Non-Emergency number, 847-968-4600.
"FILE FOR LIFE"
The "File For Life" program sponsored by the Mundelein Fire Department, helps the fire department "help you" by making your medical information available to the responding Firefighter/Paramedics in a medical emergency at your home. Forms are available near the bulletin board area at the Lakeside Lodge. Completed forms should be kept in a visual position on your refrigerator, making it accessible for emergency personnel.
If you need further assistance, or have questions, contact the fire department at 847-949-3260 or www.mundeleinfire.org
TAX EXEMPTION INFORMATION
For those residents who are 65 years of age and older, you can file for a Senior Tax Exemption at the Fremont Township Tax Assessor’s Office. Forms can be picked up at 22376 W. Erhart Rd., Mundelein, 847-223-2846.
LAKESIDE LODGE ACCESS CARDS
Residents must now use their access cards for entry into Lakeside Lodge during hours of operation. Please remember to bring your card to enter the Lodge. This is imperative if we are to properly monitor visitors’ entry and it is an important aspect of the security measures put into place for the Lodge. Access cards are issued after participation in a fitness center orientation session. If you do not have an access card, please sign up for an orientation session. To schedule an orientation session, contact the Lifestyle Director, Tracy Citrano, to set up a time, 847-566-2403. If you have gone through an orientation session and have not received your card, please inquire at the Lakeside Lodge front desk.
Lost card fee replacement is $25.00.
ACCESS CARDS ARE NON-TRANSFERABLE.
ACCESS/ACTIVITY CARD CLARIFICATION
While all Grand Dominion homeowners are authorized facility use privileges, a maximum of two access/activity cards are issued for each Annual Base Assessment (as noted in the Governing Documents.) This does not mean a single resident household will be issued a second card if there is not a second authorized resident in that home. Additional residents over the two person card maximum, 19 years of age or older, who reside in a residential home for more than 6 months in a calendar year, may obtain a supplemental annual Access/Activity card at an annual cost of $500.00. This fee will be reviewed and established annually by the Board of Directors.
LAKESIDE LODGE GUEST PASS PUNCH CARDS Now Available for Purchase!
For your convenience, you can now purchase punch cards for Lakeside Lodge Guest Visits!
Guest Fees are $2.00 per guest, per visit.
Two cards available - 10 visits for $20.00 or 20 visits for $40.00.
Leave your money at home and just grab a convenient Guest Pass Punch Card!
Available for purchase at the Lakeside Lodge Front Desk.
ALL GUESTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESIDENT AT ALL TIMES.
ROOM RENTALS AT LAKESIDE LODGE
Celebrate your next event at Grand Dominion! The Lakeside Lodge Multi-purpose rooms are available for private use rental for Grand Dominion residents. Show your friends and relatives the fantastic facilities at your next party, get-together or meeting. It’s convenient, affordable and in your own backyard! The guidelines are outlined in the Facility Use Guidelines, which are distributed at the Lodge Orientations.
They are also available at the front desk.
“After Hours” Room Rental Rates now in effect. All details and rates are outlined in the Facility Use Guidelines on the web portal in the “Community Documents Section.”
See the Lifestyle Director for questions or to book your event today!
KEEP US UP TO DATE!!!
If you have closed on your home, have you turned in the RESIDENT INFORMATION SHEET that is located in the Welcome Package from Wentworth? Please let us know if anything has changed. Call or email Tracy Citrano, (847) 566-2403, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com or Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com.
ASSOCIATION EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER
Phone: 866 413-9850.
PULTE CUSTOMER SERVICE
Phone: 877-850-2547
Fax: 847-230-5438, ILDelWebbWarranty@Pulte.com
LAKESIDE LODGE CONTACT INFORMATION
3555 Grand Dominion Circle, Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: 847-566-2403, Fax: 847-566-0796
Lodge Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday, 6:00am-9:00pm
Friday, 6:00am-7:00pm
Saturday, 7:00am-7:00pm
Sunday, 9:00am-6:00pm
Property Manager: Erica Horndasch, ehorndasch@wentworthmgt.com
Lifestyle Director: Tracy Citrano, tcitrano@wentworthmgt.com
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