Bellalago Beacon | Mar/Apr 2023

Bellalago Turnover is Here!

Written by YESENIA VÉLEZ, LCAM, VICE PRESIDENT OF CAM OPERATIONS – CENTRAL FLORIDA

One of the most important events a homeowner’s association will face is its turnover or transition from the developer of the community to its members. Despite the importance of a turnover, many members are unaware of the basics for the transition. Turnover of any HOA means that the homeowners of the association, as opposed to the developer, are now entitled to elect the members of the association’s board of directors. This is a huge step for any association, as the board of directors serve as the voice of all members while conducting the day-to-day affairs of the association.

Election and an organizational meeting of the Association’s Board will occur where officers will be elected, and where the Board will begin critical business planning concerning Turnover and the future operation of the Association. The Bellalago and Isles of Bellalago Community Association turnover meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 15th at 6pm at Liberty High School Auditorium.

As work is ongoing to prepare for turnover and to ensure that the process is transparent, effective, and beneficial to all homeowners, additional updates, recorded workshops and information about association business were uploaded in the community website at BellalagoHOA.com under the “Transition” folder. NOTE:

INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTING IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTING

In the second notice for the transition meeting, you received detailed instructions on how to vote. In the mailing will be a unique identifier and password for you to vote online. If you prefer to complete a paper ballot, you will be able to do so. Below is an outline of the process. At this time, please make sure we have your correct mailing address on file with management to ensure you receive the mailing information. If we do not have a different mailing address for you, the mail will go to the property address.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ONLINE VOTING

To cast your vote electronically, a web address will be provided, along with the unique identifier and password. Please note these codes are randomly applied and each ballot is unique. This will allow for cross reference to ensure no one votes twice. Online voting will be open from February 27, 2023, at 9am and will close on March 13, 2023.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAILING YOUR BALLOT

1. Complete your ballot.

2. Enclose your ballot in an envelope marked with the word “ballot” only. In order to ensure the secrecy of your ballot, there should be no other markings on the ballot envelope.

3. Enclose the ballot envelope and your proxy in another outer envelope.

4. Address the outer envelope to: Bellalago & Isles of Bellalago Community Association, Inc. C/O Evergreen Lifestyles Management

270 West Plant Street, Ste 340 Winter Garden FL 32487

5. Place the outer envelope in the mail as soon as possible in order to ensure it reaches the Association by March 13, 2023. If your ballot is received after March 13, 2023, it will not be counted. Please plan accordingly for delays in mailing.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR DROPPING BALLOT AND PROXY IN THE BALLOT BOX AT THE AMENITY FRONT DESK

1. Complete your ballot.

2. Enclose your ballot in an envelope marked “ballot” only. In order to ensure the secrecy of your ballot, there should be no other markings on the ballot envelope.

3. Bring your ballot envelope to the Amenity Front Desk at Bellalago or Isles of Bellalago.

4. At the Amenity Front Desk: Drop your ballot envelope in the secure Ballot Box.

5. Your ballot must be received no later than 5pm on March 13, 2023. If your ballot is received late, it will not be counted.

Here are the names of the candidates who submitted their Candidate

Intent Form. You can find their information in the Transition folder under “Candidate Info.”

• Diogenes Loveras

• Donald White

• Ken Metcalfe

• Mark Madden

• Mary O’Day

• Nizar Dassouki

• Paul Bellini

• Peter MacGregor

• Phil Horvath

• Ram Ramanathan

• Rick Perez

• Thomas Crary

• Volker Brunke

We wish to thank them for their interest in becoming a volunteer of the community and may the best person win!

YESENIA

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VP of CAM Operations Yesenia Vélez

Facilities Club Manager

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refer to the Weekly Lifestyle Newsletter for Recreation Center hours, as they are subject to change. Lifestyle Director Kaylee Febles

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Welcome to Spring!

Written by NIA VELEZ, ORIENTATION COORDINATOR & LIFESTYLES CONCIERGE AND EFRAIN CASTRO, LEASING COORDINATOR

So, you are moved in and trying to get settled. The Membership Team would like to address a couple of issues/questions that arise as residents move into our community.

MAILBOXES

Q: How do we initially get our keys or how can I get new keys? Also, where is my mailbox?

A: The initial process to getting keys would be by visiting your local Post Office located at 1415 W. Oak Street, Kissimmee, FL 34741; open Monday-Friday from 8:30am-5pm and Saturday and Sunday from 8am-3pm.

We advise that you take your Warranty Deed as proof of residency. The HOA office does NOT handle Post Office keys at any time. If by chance you have lost your box keys or need your box re-keyed; the Post Office will give you the phone number for Barbie Sinagoga at 407-319-2425. She is a third-party vendor for the Post Office, and she is assigned to this area. You are welcome to text her and she will provide you with all information necessary.

Location to mailboxes within the community applies to homes in four subdivisions:

1. Lakeview Estates (Dockside Drive, Spinnaker Way, and Windlass Ct), once you enter Windlass Ct, mailboxes will be two houses down to the right, 112 boxes total.

2. Lake Pointe Estates (Terralargo Way), once you turn onto Terralargo, the mailboxes will be immediately on the lefthand side.

3. Mirabella (Agostino Terrace, Cortana Drive, Mirabella Pointe Place), located at the right-hand side of Mirabella Pointe Place.

4. Wildwood Cove (Bucktail Ct, Carrick Bend Drive, Goblet Cove St, Kingfisher Ct, Lanier Point Place, Reed Grass, Rose

Mallow Drive, Steer Beach Place, and Sweetgrass Ct), located at the corner of Bucktail Ct.

GARBAGE BINS

Q: How do I get my garbage bins?

A: You will need to call the local county’s disposal company, Advanced Disposal at 407-605-3892.

CABLE SERVICES

Q: What cable services are included in the HOA and how do I receive them?

A: Cable services with the HOA are with Spectrum. You get two basic cable boxes; any other service would be considered an add on by the resident. The HOA office initially adds your address to our bulk account, once this is completed it is a done deal. The HOA does not remove or interrupt services. All service handling is done directly through the resident with Spectrum. You can contact them at 1-833-697-7328.

IRRIGATION

Q: Who do I contact regarding irrigation?

A: Our vendor Floralawn is in charge of all common area Irrigation Systems up to where the purple box sits in your front yard. Anything from that box towards your property is the resident’s responsibility. If you are having irrigation issues, you may place a work order with Floralawn on floralawn.com. In turn, they will inspect and inform you of what is wrong with the system and the cost to fix it if you decide to use their services. You do not have to use their direct service if you do not wish, however it is your responsibility as a resident for the upkeep of the irrigation system.

We hope this answers some of your questions. Please contact us for any additional information at 407-933-3010 (Bellalago Amenity) or at 407-343-9175 (Isles of Bellalago Amenity).

Time for Spring Cleaning

Written by KAYLEE FEBLES, LIFESTYLE DIRECTOR

The flowers are blooming, and the sun is shining! It’s time to ditch the winter blues because Spring is here! Spring cleaning allows us to freshen up our homes and get a head start on the soon to be hectic seasons ahead! Thinking about all the cleaning and organizing can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be! Here are four successful tips for completing spring cleaning:

1. Clean room by room: Create cleaning checklists for each room to help you get organized and to remind you of the areas that need extra attention. Try focusing on the parts that have been neglected during the winter season.

2. Organize and declutter: One of the biggest parts of spring cleaning is getting rid of clutter. Try sorting your items into categories that make the most sense for your household. For example, trash, charity, kids, holiday, etc. This makes it easier to compartmentalize what to keep and figure out what goes where!

3. Get the household involved: Get your family to help, too! Assign appropriate chores to each person so everyone feels included. Add some music and make it fun!

4. Seasonal chores: Some things around the house need to be done to enjoy the warmer months ahead! For example, cleaning your grill, patio, or any outside work. You can also take this time to bring out any spring decorations!

Not only does spring cleaning improve the look and feel of your home, but it also comes with health benefits for yourself, too:

1. You feel accomplished: Our own act of starting something new and finishing it – no matter how small it may seem – is a big deal to our brains!

2. It’s a de-stressor: Cleaning can be therapeutic to some and can be seen as way to work out their stress. The act of cleaning

helps you restore a sense of control in a busy lifestyle.

3. You feel more peaceful: Having a clean and organized home helps you know where everything is! It helps keep peace of mind to wake up to an aesthetically pleasing place and to return to after a long workday.

4. It reduces hazards: When your home is clean and organized, you’re less likely to fall over stray objects and get hurt.

5. It gets you moving: Cleaning itself is a physical act, so depending on how much you get into it, you might get a bit of a workout too!

Flip Flops Entertainment Nights

LIVE MUSIC

FRIDAYS, MARCH 3 & APRIL 7 » 6PM

MUSIC BINGO

WEDNESDAYS, MARCH 8 & APRIL 12 » 6:30PM

TRIVIA

THURSDAYS, MARCH 16 & APRIL 20 » 7PM

KARAOKE

THURSDAYS, MARCH 23 & APRIL 27 » 6PM

March & April Events

All events require an RSVP or paid ticket before the day of the event, unless otherwise specified. To purchase tickets or RSVP for an event, please visit BellalagoHOA.com or email your Lifestyle Director, Kaylee Febles at KFebles@ Evergreen-LM.com. Events, ticket prices, cancellations, and details are all subject to change at any moment.

DIY BATH SCRUB CLASS

SATURDAY, MARCH 4 » 2PM-3PM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

Learn about the process and benefits of natural, handmade skincare, and bring some home with you! You will be creating two body scrubs with the help of the owner of Joyce’s Joy Soap Co., Natalie. She will teach you about the process that goes into handmade products, explain its benefits, and debunk some skincare myths! Tickets are $15 per person and must be purchased ahead of time.

COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE

SATURDAY, MARCH 4 & SUNDAY, MARCH 5 » 10AM-4PM

COMMUNITY WIDE

ANNUAL COMMUNITY FISHING TOURNAMENT

SATURDAY, MARCH 11 » 7AM-1PM

BELLALAGO BOAT DOCK AREA

This event is for Bellalago Residents only and will take place rain or shine. This competition is a catch and release only fishing tournament. A food truck will be available for purchase from 10am to 1pm. Registration is $20 per person and must be done ahead of time.

TEEN ART SERIES

SUNDAYS, MARCH 12 & 26

TWO SESSIONS » 2 HOURS LONG

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

During this March teen series, we will work with teens on developing their techniques using acrylic paint, oil pastels and watercolor. We will work on blending, mixed mediums, and color theory. Teens will walk away with a finished product at each session! Ages 13 to 17 years old. Tickets are $30 per teen for the 2-day series and must be purchased ahead of time.

SUPER SPRING BREAK WEEK

MONDAY, MARCH 13 - FRIDAY, MARCH 17

Join us during Spring Break for a fun filled week with a different activity each day! Visit the weekly Lifestyle Newsletter for more details.

IRISH WHISKEY TASTING

SATURDAY, MARCH 18 » 6PM-7PM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

Join us to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day the Irish way as pairing professionals guide you through a night full of various whiskeys and their perfect complimentary foods. Tickets are $15 per person and must be purchased ahead of time.

NATIONAL CHOCOLATE COVERED

RAISIN DAY GIVEAWAY

FRIDAY, MARCH 24

ALL DAY AT EITHER BELLALAGO OR ISLES OF BELLALAGO AMENITY CENTER

SPRING CARNIVAL: AN EVERGREEN ELITE EVENT

SATURDAY, APRIL 1 » 11AM-2PM

BELLALAGO BOAT DOCK AREA

Celebrate the spring season and join us for an eggstravanganza filled with rides, food, Easter egg hunts, games, music and more! Preregistration is not required for this event.

SPRING FARMER’S MARKET

SATURDAY, APRIL 15 » 10AM-2PM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER PARKING LOT

EASTER BUNNY BRUNCH

SUNDAY, APRIL 9 » 10AM-12PM

FLIP FLOPS BAR & GRILLE

Enjoy a buffet brunch and then visit with the Easter Bunny! Reservations are highly recommended by calling Flip Flops at 407201-6423.

SPRING DOOR LEANERS

SATURDAY, APRIL 22 » TWO SESSIONS » 12PM OR 3:30PM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

Get crafty with step-by-step instruction and create a Spring inspired door leaner for your home! Tickets are $20 per person and must be purchased ahead of time.

ONE BLOOD BLOOD DRIVE

SATURDAY, APRIL 22 » 10AM-3PM

BELLALAGO AMENITY CENTER PARKING LOT

Alligator Awareness

Written by OSCAR GONZALEZ, COMMUNITY STANDARDS MANAGER, ARC COORDINATOR

Alligators are seen as terrifying creatures by many, but they are necessary in keeping balance within our ecosystems. One example of their contributions is the creation of “gator holes.” Alligators can cause a great change on the environment by digging holes into the wetland. Although these spaces are mainly for cooling themselves off, they also serve as a habitat for animals like turtles, fish, birds, and more. As apex predators, alligators keep smaller animal populations in check. Without these predators, small animals will reproduce rapidly and outpace the food supply. Alligators also feed on raccoons as one of their main food sources. Raccoons love to feed on bird eggs and hatchlings. Without our apex predators to keep this balance, the bird population will dip, and insects will quickly reproduce.

ALLIGATOR AWARENESS

Living in Florida means we share the state with an estimated 1.3 million alligators. As the weather warms and their mating season begins, you should keep these things in mind.

» Mating season is underway in the next few months, alligators are more active during this season and many gators will be showing up in unexpected places.

» Alligators can sense other bodies of water from a long distance. During this season they will travel across land from lake to lake searching for a mate. Since their hormones are raised at this time, more male alligators will be roaming, meaning people must take extra caution.

» Many of us enjoy walking next to ponds and lakes, especially with our pets. However, if approaching an alligator’s direction, distance yourself away by around 25 feet.

» Rising temperatures increase an alligator’s metabolism, which

means they begin seeking prey, according to FWC. It also means they’ll be observed basking in the sun as they regulate their body temperature

DON’T FEED WILD ALLIGATORS

An alligator that is not afraid of humans is a gator to fear! It is illegal to feed wild alligators in Florida. That piece of bread you innocently tossed into an alligator’s open mouth may result in the loss of a life, for instance, another human. By feeding alligators you are removing their natural fear of humans and teaching them to expect food from us, including those that pass by after you have. This can make it tougher for others to handle similar situations with the same animals. If we are careless about feeding alligators, this can snowball into larger problems. Alligators grow quick and up to large sizes. A 3-foot alligator searching to be fed becomes that 8-footer who has become fearless. Nuisance alligators that are caught by state-licensed trappers are euthanized. Sometimes their meat is harvested and also their hide. Don’t become part of the problem - don’t feed alligators

Even if we seem used to alligators, trouble can still arise regardless. Serious injuries caused by alligators are rare in Florida, but if you are concerned about an alligator, call FWC’s toll-free Nuisance Alligator Hotline at 866-392-4286. The FWC will walk you through the proper steps and possibly send a contracted nuisance alligator trapper to handle the issue.

Starry Night Holiday Gala & Winter Paint Night

Non-Emergency vs Security

Written by ELETTSY JIMENEZ, DIRECTOR OF SECURITY AND SAFETY

Here are some safety tips before calling security. When to call non-emergency (407-348-2222) first and then call security (407-334-0190) to document and report.

EXAMPLES OF NON-EMERGENCY CALLS:

• Reporting a crime with no suspect (e.g., theft of a license plate)

• Reporting a crime with suspect, but suspect is not on the scene (e.g., fraud)

• Reporting a serious crime with suspect, but with a lengthy delay (e.g., assault that occurred last night at a bar)

• Non-emergency in-progress (e.g., noisy party, drug use)

• On-going crime issues or crimes that are not in-progress (e.g., graffiti or ongoing drug dealing with no suspect on scene)

• A suspicious circumstance that may indicate an ongoing criminal activity (e.g., marijuana grow operation)

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO CALL 911?

Dialing 911 is the fastest, easiest way to communicate with local fire, police, and medical services during an emergency. You need to stay CALM. It’s easier to obtain vital information if you are calm and listening to the questions asked. If you are unsure if your situation is an emergency, dial 9-1-1. Emergency call-takers

will help determine if immediate action is required or if you should hang-up and dial the non-emergency line. Calling 9-1-1 for a nonemergency situation ties up important lifelines, meant for people or property in immediate jeopardy or when there is a crime in progress. If you call 9-1-1 for a non-emergency matter, it will not result in a faster response. Emergency situations are always given priority over situations where police response is not urgent, or time sensitive and emergency call-takers will not take non-emergency reports on 9-1-1. Please also note that 9-1-1 call-takers cannot transfer your call to the non-emergency line. You will have to hang-up and dial the nonemergency number directly.

Friendly reminder: The Crime Watch meeting will be on March 22nd at the Recreational Building at 1220 Lago Vista at 6pm.

I look forward to seeing all of you there!

Club Meetings

For more details, visit BellalagoHOA.com or email Kaylee Febles, Lifestyle Director, at KFebles@Evergreen-LM.com. All clubs will be required to sign in using a Bellalago ID. If you are interested in starting a club or interest group, email Kaylee for an application.

BOOK CLUB

MONDAYS, MARCH 13 & APRIL 10 » 7PM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

Join the Book Club on the second Monday of every month.

BUNCO CLUB

MONDAYS, MARCH 20 & APRIL 17 » 7PM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

Join the Bunco Club on the third Monday of every month.

CHESS CLUB

WEDNESDAYS, MARCH 8 & APRIL 12 » 5PM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

Join the Chess Club on the second Wednesday of every month.

CIGAR CLUB

SUNDAYS, MARCH 19 & APRIL 16 » 4:30PM- 7:30PM

FLIP FLOPS BAR & GRILLE

The Cigar Club meets the third Sunday of every month.

DOMINOES CLUB

EVERY TUESDAY » 6PM-9PM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

Join the Dominoes Club every Tuesday.

FIREARMS CLUB

SATURDAYS, MARCH 25 & APRIL 29 » 9AM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

We meet to discuss our common interest in firearms; provide a venue for sharing knowledge, instruction, and activities designed to help firearms owners be responsible and proficient in their ownership and use of firearms; and to reduce the risk of accidents in their possession and use. No firearms are permitted in Club facilities.

GARDEN CLUB

SATURDAYS, MARCH 4 & APRIL 1 » 10AM

Join the Garden Club on the first Saturday of every month in the Bellalago Recreation Center.

GIRLFRIENDS CLUB

ONCE A MONTH

Friday or Saturday evenings at various locations.

LADIES CARD CLUB

EVERY THURSDAY » 1PM

Join the Card Club Thursdays in the Bellalago Recreation Center.

MAHJONG & CARDS

FRIDAYS » 2PM-4PM

Join Mahjong & Cards on Fridays in the Bellalago Recreation Center.

MEN’S GAME NIGHT

WEDNESDAYS, MARCH 1 & APRIL 5 » 6:30PM

FLIP FLOPS BAR & GRILLE

Test your skills and try your luck amongst your fellow residents! Soft drinks will be provided.

NATURE CLUB

SATURDAYS, MARCH 18 & APRIL 15 » 9AM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

Join the Nature Club on the third Saturday of every month in the Bellalago Recreation Center.

PICKLEBALL

CLUB

EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY » 5PM-7PM

BELLALAGO TENNIS COURTS

Each person attending will be required to sign in with Bellalago ID.

PING PONG CLUB

MONDAYS » 2PM-4PM

Join the Ping Pong Club every Monday in the Bellalago Amenity Center.

TENNIS CLUB

SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS » 8AM-11AM

SPORTS COURTS

WRITERS GROUP

EVERY OTHER SATURDAY » 1PM

BELLALAGO RECREATION CENTER

Fitness Class Schedule

Current Class Schedules are Posted in the Amenity Centers and on the BellalagoHOA.com Calendar. Please see weekly Lifestyle Newsletter or Online Calendar for the most up-to-date Fitness Class Schedule.

AQUA FITNESS

TUESDAY - FRIDAY » 11:15AM » BELLALAGO

SATURDAY » 8AM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

A low impact cardio and strength workout for all fitness levels in the comfort of the pool.

AQUA ZUMBA

MONDAY AT 10AM » WEDNESDAY AT 8AM

ISLES OF BELLALAGO

Aqua Zumba brings new meaning to the idea of an invigorating workout. It combines Zumba rhythm and dance steps with a pool party. It offers a fun but challenging, water-based, body-toning workout.

FIT KIDS

SATURDAY » 10AM & 11AM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

Join Instructor Nikki for a fun-filled Fit Kids class at 10am for ages 6-8, and 11am for ages 9-12. Parental supervision required.

GENTLE FLOW YOGA

SUNDAY » 11AM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

This class incorporates simple flowing sequences to warm up the body, as well as slower paced movements focusing on alignment.

HATHA YOGA

THURSDAY » 9AM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

This class is designed to help improve strength, flexibility, balance and bring peace to both the body and mind.

KICKBOX CARDIO

FRIDAY » 10AM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

This is a group fitness class that includes fast-paced cardio. This highenergy workout challenges the beginner and elite athlete alike to build stamina, improve coordination and flexibility.

KIDS FITNESS GAMES

SATURDAY » 12PM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

Join Instructor Nikki for a fun-filled class for ages 8+. Parental supervision required.

LEGS, GLUTES & ABS TONING

MONDAY AT 6PM » FRIDAY AT 9AM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

LINE DANCING

TUESDAY AT 6PM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

PILATES

WEDNESDAY » 6:30PM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

Pilates concentrates on strengthening the body through posture, balance and flexibility with an emphasis on core strength.

SEATED YOGA

WEDNESDAY » 12PM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

This class allows participants with limited mobility to use a chair for seated postures or standing postures to help increase mobility.

STRONG NATION

THURSDAY » 6PM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

STRONG NationTM is a High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) class that moves to the music designed with short, intense bursts of work followed by a short recovery period to help burn maximum calories in a minimal amount of time. STRONG Nation classes incorporate body weight strength building moves, plyometrics and cardio for a complete workout that is synced to the music.

STRENGTH & SCULPT

TUESDAY » 6PM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

TAI CHI

FRIDAY » 12PM

Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese art of healing, relaxation, and selfdefense. The practice has developed into a graceful exercise with soft smooth movements that is used today for stress reduction, energy enhancement, illness prevention, and strengthening the mind and body.

TEEN FIT

TUESDAY » 7PM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

Join Instructor Nikki for a fun-filled Teen Fitness class for ages 13-17. Parental supervision or consent required with ID.

TOTAL TONING

TUESDAY & THURSDAY » 10AM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

A full body workout that combines sculpting exercises and strength training, designed to tone and strengthen all areas of the body.

TRX & WEIGHTS

THURSDAY AT 7PM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

TRX is a form of suspension training that uses body weight exercises to develop strength, balance, flexibility and core stability simultaneously.

VINYASA FLOW YOGA

MONDAY » 7PM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

Vinyasa Flow Yoga emphasizes the sequential movement between postures, coordinated with and guided by deliberate breath.

WAKE UP ZUMBA®

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY » 9AM

THURSDAY & FRIDAY » 8AM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

This class incorporates Latin and international music and dance, while offering a balanced blend of cardio and muscle toning benefits.

YOGA

MONDAY AT 11AM » WEDNESDAY AT 10AM

ISLES OF BELLALAGO

A class that has a gentle way to improve your posture, balance, and coordination, which includes mediation and relaxation.

ZUMBA GOLD CHAIR

MONDAY » 8AM » ISLES OF BELLALAGO

This class is specifically designed for people with limited mobility, people with balance issues, and anyone who wants a great seated workout. Zumba Gold Chair incorporates movements taken from Latin dances like the merengue, salsa, and cha-cha to create an exhilarating program that aims to improve overall energy, core stability, muscular strength, cardiovascular endurance, and motor skills.

New Year … New Projects

Written by MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT

Happy Spring Bellalago! 2022 was a year full of challenges, not only in our personal lives but also inside our community. We started the year with the reveal of our new pools and ended with the completion of our seawall, which we must admit, turned out beautiful! On this new year of 2023, we are looking forward to new projects that will enhance our clubs and its surroundings. Among some of these projects are:

• Pressure wash scheduled on a weekly basis to make sure that the exteriors of our clubs and common areas looks clean and up to date.

• New water bowls for our dog park

• Painting inside our club buildings and garbage cans

• New sod by the entrance to Flip Flops

• Installation of new dock cleats at the Pier

• Painting of the boat ramps

• Repairs on the rubber flooring inside our playground

And many others that we want to keep as a secret so that we can surprise you! It is our commitment with our community as your Maintenance Department to make sure that when you see us out there, no matter how big or how small the project might seem, our goal is to make sure that we do it with pride.

According to Google, the year 2023 could carry with it an aura of discovery, intuition, and compassion, as we search for new ways to understand ourselves and the world around us. Let’s make this our year! Let’s rediscover the beauty of our community, let’s share with our visitors the magic of our Lifestyles Events. Let’s do what we know best to do in Bellalago and that’s to make everyone feel like they just arrived home!

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