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February, 2015 Inside this issue: Architectural News
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Glendoras
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Important Numbers
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Welcome Committee
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HOA Minutes
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Help Wanted
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Crime Watch
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Greenbelt
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Architectural News By: Jason Eldridge Chapel Glen neighborhood has many covenants and restrictions that are typical of associations across the state. These covenants and restrictions are in place to keep the neighborhood appearance appealing and unique to surrounding areas. Each homeowner must do their part to abide by the rules and keep the Glen a desirable location for years to come. This month the Chapel Glen architectural committee highlights the requirements found in section H. The full covenants and restrictions can be found in each homeowners neighborhood directory. All building and structures must be submitted to Chapel Glen Architectural Committee, comprised of neighborhood residents, for approval. Preventing waste is a great kindness.
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Crime Watch Meeting—Mon, Jan 26th @ 6:00 p.m. @ Clubhouse HOA Meeting— Tue, Feb 3rd @ 7:00 pm @ Clubhouse Glendoras — Wed, Feb 11th @ 7:15 p.m. @ Clubhouse
Glendoras February 11th @ 7:15 p.m. at the Clubhouse
This Month: Yoga Time Yes, ladies, we are going to try Yoga! This Yoga demonstration is SUPPOSED to be geared for ALL fitness levels . . .
Come meet your neighbors and check it out! (Sorry, you’ll have to leave your dog at home) 1
CHAPEL GLEN, INC.
Need to Contact Us?
MINUTES BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
273-9958 or cghoanews@gmail. com
Chapel Chatter
Lisa Bigley
Chatter Deadline
15th of month
Directory
Johna Carufel
ChapelGlenDirectory Updates@gmail.com
Clubhouse Reservations
Kathy Dryer
271-5321
Pool Badges
Tara Becsey
tlbecsey@aol.com
Chapel Glen Security
Non-Emergency Mobile Phone
654-3477
Important Phone Numbers Emergency
911
Chapel Glen Non-Emergency Cell Phone
654-3477
IMPD Special Patrols
327-6400
IMPD Traffic
327-6600
If you are new to the neighborhood and have not been contacted by the Welcome committee, please call the committee member for your section as listed below (your section is identified on the Chapel Glen map located in the center of the Chapel Glen Directory). If you do not know who to call, you may contact the Committee Chairperson, Tara Becsey, at 271-4258.
Section I
Mary Ann Flanary-Schenk
440-7287
Section II
Joyce Weaver
273-1982
Section III
Joan Ayer
271-2016
Section IV
Beth Hardcastle
271-4013
Section V
Dave / Mary Thompson
271-7833
Section VI
Doug / Natalie Mattingly
271-5753
Section VII
Lisa Bigley
273-9958
Section VIII
Tara Becsey, Chairperson
271-4258
January 6, 2015
New Welcome Committee Chairperson Wanted
After many years as our Welcome Committee Chairperson, Tara Becsey is stepping down. Tara can give you full details, but basically you would be in charge of getting new directories to the section reps, getting the information to the directory publisher for updating in future directories, and publishing new info in the e-Chatter. If you are interested in taking over this position, please email us at:
cghoanews@gmail.com Thank you, Tara, for your years of service in our community!
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CRIME WATCH MEETING Our next Crime Watch meeting will be Monday, January 26, 2015, at 6:00 P.M. at the Clubhouse. Paula Barnes, Crime Watch Specialist for the Southwest District, Indianapolis Police Department, will be our guest speaker. Barnes will explain how we can create our Crime Watch Committee for Chapel Glen. If you are unable to attend, please contact Nancy Emans at nemans@sbcglobal.net. Our Security Officers will be at our next meeting in February to answer any questions arising from this meeting and inform us on how we can continue to make our homes and families safe. I hope to see you at this Crime Watch Meeting on Jan 26th. For those who cannot attend, I will try to get a note out to you about our meeting and what is happening with the Crime Watch Committee!! Nancy J. Emans
Reminders: ♦
When it snows, please pull all cars into your driveway to allow snowplows to clean off the our streets and your car doesn’t get hit!
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Do not leave your car running in the driveway to warm it up in the morning. Cars are still being stolen.
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Please check to make sure your windows are latched & doors locked so no one can get into your home!
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Leave outdoor lights on at night or install motion detector lights. 3
Greenbelt News By: Bob Eddleman
Another Reason to ‘Adopt a Patch” With the increased concern about home invasions, removing patches of invasive plants in the Glen is one way to get rid of potential hiding spots for intruders. The pictures below were all taken in the Greenbelt behind homes and along sidewalks. The three invasives that provide the best hiding places are Bush Honeysuckle, Burning Bush and Multiflora Rose. The winter picture taken January 8th shows that a person standing still is also difficult to see. So “Adopting a Patch” would be a great community service project and would mostly likely meet school requirements for service hours.
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