Harmony Life - April 2018

FLORIDA’S PREMIER COMMUNITY April 2018

MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS,

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FROM THE PUBLISHER, BILL BOKUNIC PUBLISHER & CEO Welcome to the April edition of Harmony Life Magazine!

Harmony Life Magazine is produced by residents for residents—please feel free to message me directly with content, pictures, etc.

As I’ve mentioned in the past two issues, I am on a journey to purchase the 50th anniversary Bullitt Mustang, the new edition coming out this summer. The order was placed on March 27th with delivery expected over the summer. Much thanks to Duane Norman and Bobby Kisselback from Kisselback Ford in St. Cloud!

Bill Bokunic Quantum Marketing Communications, LLC 321.331.6398 Bill@QMCWorld.com www.QMCWorld.com Harmony Life Magazine

For those who don’t know, "Bullitt" was a 1968 Steve McQueen film that contains one of the greatest car chases in the history of cinema. Roaring through the streets of San Francisco, Steve’s hunter green Mustang plays a little cat and mouse game with two mafia hitmen in a Dodge. Here is where the personal aspect comes in for me. My sister, Robin (20 years older), was a flight attendant back in the late 60’s and Steve McQueen was a passenger on one of her flights. She got his autograph and then gave it to me. I didn’t know exactly who he was at the time, but I sure learned fast. He was the king of cool and the master behind the wheel of a car. I absorbed everything Steve McQueen, even trying to watch the 1970 Sebring race where he was participating. Not as easy back in 1970 as it is today, especially living in Chicago. Fast forward to 2002, my sister passed away from breast cancer, and around that time, the Steve McQueen autograph disappeared from my house. I still don’t know what happened to it but there are very few material items in my life that have held this high of a sentimental value.

Perhaps getting this car fills a void in my life, provides a connection to my sister, or a link to my childhood—I’m not really sure.

What I do know is nothing like this has ever excited me. It’s as if everything has aligned to purchase the car. The 50th anniversary, great relationship with Kisselback Ford, beautiful car (best looking Mustang since the 1968 original, in my opinion), affordable price and an American icon.

So please excuse my little self-indulgence. I would be curious of others who have experienced something similar and would like to share with our community. Please message me.

See you in May! Bill Bokunic, AKA Steve McQueen Wanna-be Bill@QMCWorld.com

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MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS: THE WALLS

What is your favorite weekend activity? On What is‌ Your name? Ray Walls Your spouse’s name? Cara Walls Your children’s names? Ethan (age 10) and Rebecca (age 8).

When did you move to Harmony? We purchased our home in 2006.

What street do you live on? Beargrass Road.

What do you love most about Harmony?

We enjoy Harmony’s suburban feel in a rural location. With both of us working in Orlando, it’s nice to come home each day to a place with a slower pace where we can relax away from the crowds.

What are your kids’ favorite things about Harmony? Our kids appreciate that they can walk

to Harmony Community School, spend time with their friends at the many parks, and participate in all of the community activities for children without leaving the neighborhood.

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What is your background? We both grew up in south Orange County and have known each other since the 4th grade. Cara attended Cypress

days when we feel like going somewhere for entertainment, we take the short drive to the beach or Walt Disney World. On days we don’t IHHO OLNH JRLQJ IDU IURP KRPH ZH HQMR\ ¿VKLQJ Buck Lake, going to shoot some clays and targets at the Triple N Shooting Range, or smoking some BBQ in the backyard. We love that there are things we can do right here as a family.

We’re diehard UCF fans and catch all of the home football games. We were lucky enough to have been able to travel to the Navy game and the Peach Bowl last year during the undefeated national championship season.

Is there a neighbor experience you are most proud of? Living in Harmony has afforded us the

opportunity to get to know many good people.

Some of those people have become like family to us over the years. We’ve watched our kids grow up together, helped each other through tough times, and shared in the good times. We’re excited to continue those lifelong relationships into the future.

Are there any recommendations for other neighbors? A neighborhood is what we make of

it, and Harmony is a special place because the people here have worked hard to make it that way. We would both encourage our neighbors

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Do you do any charity or non-profit work?

Over the years, Cara has been involved in the American Cancer Society Relay for Life and coordinated the annual event here in Harmony that recently merged with the larger one in Osceola County. Ray is involved with fundraising IRU WKH +HDUW RI )ORULGD 8QLWHG :D\ WKDW EHQHÂżWV many local charities. He also volunteers at the Second Harvest Food Bank.

What do you do for fun? A good portion of our

time is spent keeping up with the activities of WKH NLGV (WKDQ SOD\V +DUPRQ\ 3RS :DUQHU ÀDJ football and participates in the robotics, chess, and running clubs at school. Rebecca takes dance classes year round and has enjoyed two years of piano lessons in the neighborhood. We enjoy doing the holiday fun runs together as a family, and try to squeeze in a few 5k races throughout the year.

What is the last movie that you have seen in the theatre? “Star Wars: The Last Jedi� for the boys, and “Coco� for the girls. We’re more

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What else should we know about you or your family? Our family is always out and about in the community. If you happen to see us UXQQLQJ DURXQG /DNHVKRUH 3DUN ¿VKLQJ LQ WKH neighborhood, or playing in the parks, feel free to stop us and say hello. We’d love to meet you. Q

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Creek High School and earned a Bachelor’s of Psychology from Rollins College and an Education Specialist graduate degree from UCF. She is currently a Lead School Psychologist for Orange County Public Schools. Ray attended Edgewater High School and earned a Bachelor’s of Business Administration - Finance and an MBA from UCF. He is currently the &KLHI )LQDQFLDO 2I¿FHU IRU WKH 2UDQJH &RXQW\ Convention Center. Ray has also served on the Harmony Community Development District (CDD) board for the last 7+ years and is currently the Vice Chairman.

We know that you have many choices when purchasing, servicing or maintaining your vehicle.

Please know that we sincerely appreciate the opportunity to earn your business.

Thank you.

Bobby Kisselback 1. A 3-day exchange. If you buy a vehicle and you are not completely satisfied, bring it back and exchange it.

2. The first service is on us. All vehicles we sell, your first oil change and tire rotation is free.

3. Pre-owned Piece of Mind. Our Kiss Certified pre-owned vehicles are prepared for sale with a 172-point inspection process and each vehicle carries a 3-month / 3000-mile pre-owned limited warranty.

4. A full tank of gas. Every vehicle sold, new or used, is delivered with a full tank of gas.

5. Kiss & Tell Referral Rewards. Our referral rewards program pays you or your favorite charity. (Sales & Service) 6. Quick Lane Tire and Auto Center on site. Open 6 days a week, maintenance services and tire sales for almost all makes and models.

7. Kisselback Insurance Agency. Located in our main showroom, our Auto and Home insurance agents will perform a courtesy review of your existing insurance policy. Whether you purchased your vehicle here or not, let us see if we can save you some money.

8. Car Rental Location on site. If you need a rental car for any reason, we have a rental car office on site. Special Discounts apply for Kisselback Ford and Kisselback Insurance customers.

9. “The Works”, $39.95 including tax and fees. (Synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation and pressure check, brake inspection, multi-point inspection, battery test, filter check, belts and hoses check. Most makes and models. Gas engines only. Diesel Oil changes are available at a discount) 10. Complimentary local shuttle service.

11. Customer Lounge with free Wi-Fi 12. We will shop for you. If we don’t have what you are looking for, we are confident that we can find it for you. No additional charge. New or used vehicle.

For all the details of our Kiss Advantage, please contact one of our sales or service team members. 407-892- KISS (5477)

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BUYING vs RENTING

By Jeanine Corcoran

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an I afford to buy?” The real question to ask is, “Can I afford to continue renting?” Most renters don’t realize the amount of money they pay over a period of several years.

An average rent of $1,800 a month over a year is $21,600 and over 10 years is $216,000! Let’s look at how much house you can purchase in Harmony for $1,800 a month. $275,000 $8,250 $265,375

Purchase Price 3.5% down payment Loan Amount

$1,344.62 $ 375.00 $ 100.00 $1,819.62

Principal & Interest (4.5% int) $4,500 yearly taxes/cdd Insurance Monthly Payment

Corcoran Connection Buyer’s Program on new construction that works in coordination with these programs to help buyers even more.

USDA loans are also available for our Harmony area and that loan DOES NOT require a down payment. When considering purchasing a new home or a resale home, it’s important to have a Real Estate Professional and a Mortgage Professional to represent you and help you get the most for your money. Don’t do it alone!

Seriously consider the money you are paying when renting versus paying a mortgage—paying your own mortgage or paying someone else’s mortgage. With interest rates still historically low at or below 5% on a 30-year fixed mortgage, why rent? Now is a great time to buy. n

There are many programs available for buyers today including programs for Teachers, Medical Professionals, Police Officers, Military and Firefighters. Also, there are county bond programs and state programs to help buyers. Even our company offers The

Jeanine Corcoran is the Broker and Owner of The Corcoran Connection, LLC – A Real Estate and Property Management Company. Jeanine has been helping families with their Real Estate needs since 2005. Jeanine is Barbara Corcoran’s sister from ABC’s SHARK TANK. Jeanine can be reached at 407.922.3308, email her at Jeanine@TheCorcoranConnection.com, or visit TheCorcoranConnection.com

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TIMES,THEY ARE A’CHANGING

By Steve Berube Chairman HCDD and President HROA

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he last 6 months or so have brought many changes to Harmonyand, as these changes take effect, I think you can expect even more change as a result of those changes. Based on some conversations I’ve had, questions I’ve received and postings on social media, I thought it timely to review and perhaps add some context or details to things.

Last September saw then-Developer Starwood sell Harmony to newDeveloper SunTerra; since then, SunTerra has sold some outlying parcels to several entities including Deseret Ranch. Closer to home, SunTerra sold much of the rest of Harmony (main-where we live) to a development group led by Steve Fusilier, owner of Fusilier Realty Group. SunTerra remains as Master Developer and retained ownership of The Lakes over55 community being built by CalAtlantic Homes. In the interim, Lennar Homes purchased CalAtlantic and that transition is taking effect now.

The golf course was sold to a separate golf management firm, and Mr. Fusilier is busy selling his 186 lots to builders as well as advancing plans for Neighborhood M which will be built behind the stable in Town Square.

Mr.Fusilier also owns the entire Commercial Complex at Town Square as well as Champions Grille. You might have noticed some of his events such as Food Trucks & Farmers Markets which are intended to draw attention to the changes coming to those businesses.

Back to SunTerra which has been busy cleaning up some minor land areas within Main, including about 60 acres of mainly wetlands to the CDD; much of this will become permanent conservation lands. But, these donated areas include the Commercial Vehicle parking area, The Garden and a small compound used by the Landscapers as a staging area.

These areas were managed by the HROA and will remain so under CDD ownership for the time being. Speaking of the HROA: that Board approved $3,000/year for Trail Maintenance. This came about because of repeated requests from residents to return the trail system to usable condition; while SunTerra wasn’t interested in doing the legwork involved, they WILL contribute funds should trail maintenance exceed our $3,000 allotment.

You might remember some controversy regarding a “land swap” near Buck Lake entrance involving a new, upscale neighborhood of 12 homes to be built. While the agreement between SunTerra and the CDD is complete, that project is on hold while SunTerra advances through the County Permitting process. BUT: perhaps the most important part of that agreement has been secured regardless of the County decision and that is that the CDD secured a permanent Buck Lake usage agreement and land easement.

For some time, you’ve been hearing about Harmony West and might have noticed the land clearing proceeding steadily along US192 near the West Tower. A CDD has been incorporated there and as site development advances, this new “piece” of Harmony will take shape on the northwest shore of Buck Lake. It is important to note that West, as well as any other areas that likely will develop, have NOTHING to do with Harmony Main in any way other than sharing the Harmony name. This includes the CDD & HROA; the well-defined and established areas they cover will remain the same as they are now.

The CDD recently completed the new walk path along Butterfly Dr with the installation of trees, benches and trash cans along the 880 foot stretch.

Sadly, this project took much longer than anticipated due to several unforeseen County permitting requirements and I anticipate a bit more landscape detailing to be added after the new trees stabilize. n March 1, the HROA welcomed Association Solutions as its new Management Company. Changing managers is a h-u-g-e undertaking which has been drawn out by previous manager FSR turning over documents v-e-r-y s-l-o-w-l-y but AS has been working diligently at restoring order and things will be operating normally very soon. Watch for another letter with details from AS soon.

Thanks for reading-see you next month! n

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DID YOU KNOW?

By Kerul Kassel PHD Hamony CDD Board Member

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ID YOU KNOW that Harmony was designed to promote the peaceful coexistence of human and animal residents within the community while striking a balance between the preservation, use and enjoyment of Harmony's natural areas? Underlying these objectives are the values of fostering a respect for the land, the protection of wildlife and the sensible use and enjoyment of Harmony's abundant natural and manmade amenities by its residents.

Did you know that you are likely to meet or see dozens of species of wild animals in Harmony, daytime or night? Many people are not used to being around wildlife and are not sure how to handle the situation, so this month we will talk about the best ways to respond to nearby wildlife that you might see during the daytime.

During daylight hours you’ll definitely see lizards (not so scary), and sometimes snakes (scary!!).

There are at least 29 lizard species in Florida. They eat bugs like ants, mealworms, and cockroaches, so leave them alone to do their job! Most of our

snake species are harmless, like the black racer and the rat snake, that also eat pests. We do have some poisonous snakes, so it’s always best to keep your distance. If you are walking in tall grass, or if you see a snake and want it to go away, stomp your feet so the snake will feel the vibrations and go the other way. Some species, like the water moccasin (also known as the cottonmouth), found in fields and near water, have a reputation for being aggressive, but in reality, they rarely bite humans. They will, however, stand their ground, unlike many nonvenomous water snakes that flee from threats, so back away and leave the area immediately.

Sandhill cranes and turkeys are frequently seen around Harmony. We can’t stress enough not to feed them! It’s not only illegal, it’s dangerous for the birds and for you. Cranes have really large beaks than can inflict serious injury, and when they get used to being fed they are not shy about asking for a handout. Turkeys have spurs on their legs, and when feeling threatened and cornered will use them!

Did you know that if you look directly at wildlife they usually consider it a threat and will flee, but if you pass by without looking at them they will usually stay in place? There is an art to observing inconspicuously. Be still or keep walking in the same direction as when you saw them, at the same pace. Look away from them, only glancing very briefly at them. If you’re wearing a hat, angle the brim down low so your eyes are somewhat hidden by the brim.

Several years ago, an alligator was pulled from a residential area pond and killed. Reports were that people had been feeding it and it had gotten too people-friendly. Someone reported it and FWC came out to “remove” it. That alligator paid the ultimate price for human misbehavior. If you see people feeding wildlife, please take a photo or video and report the incident to Fish and Wildlife at http://myfwc.com/contact/wildlife-alert/.

We are blessed with an abundance of green space and wild creatures. Keep a respectful distance, stay hidden, even, and enjoy their presence for longer. n

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LAKE NONA — THE LAND BEFORE ITS TIME

By James Able

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ith every new neighborhood, restaurant, and storefront that goes up in the Lake Nona/Eagle Creek area, the story of the land upon which it is being built gets trucked away one load at a time. Rooftops by the thousands pop up like wildflowers once did, and names of former landowners disappear with changes of street names, though a few remain. There is a long, quiet history to the land on either side of old County Road 15 – Narcoossee Road as we know it – and some of it is worth taking a moment to appreciate as its more rural roots pass away.

When the first big civil passenger jets started landing at McCoy Air Base in 1962 instead of the too-small runways at Herndon Airport (now Orlando Executive Airport), the area of what is now Lake Nona was assured of being desirable for extensive future development. McCoy eventually ceased operations in the early 1970s and the facility expanded as Orlando International Airport, still using code MCO from its military origins. The key infrastructure pieces of SR 528 (begun in 1967) and SR 417 (opened 1998) assured that the Lake Nona area would be in a well-traveled corridor central to both business and entertainment interests. But while Lake Nona itself sits in Orlando, the schools and residential developments including Eagle Creek cross down into Osceola County and the old area of Narcoossee, a rural community that seems to be largely forgotten between

the aggressive growth areas to the north and south of it. Yet there is where some of the most authentic history of the area remains.

Traveling down Narcoossee Road toward St. Cloud, you’ll find a sign promoting a Civil War re-enactment called The Battle at Narcoossee Mill, held at Chisholm Park. This event is the fourth weekend in March every year (Mar. 24-25 this year) and is a wonderful exhibition not only of the Civil War’s incursion and impact on Florida, but also of the settlement history of the surrounding area that followed the war. Veteran re-enactors also serve as de facto historians, some with excellent knowledge of the area’s history and the various military campaigns up and down the state that helped put many Florida towns we know today on the map. Narcoossee itself is named for the Creek Indian word for “little bear” and began as a citrus farming tract that grew up with the extension of the St. Cloud & Sugar Belt Railway in the 1880s. Although the battle itself is a fictional one, it is based on real events and presents a wonderful living history lesson for the entire family. Highly recommended that you see it and support the continuation of efforts to preserve and memorialize the history of the area we build upon every day. (See http://www.battleatnarcoosseemill.com for more information.)

You can find more information on the history of the land we call home at your local library or bookstore. n

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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: KISSELBACK FORD T

his month we spotlight our friends and major supporter Kisselback Ford!

Kisselback Ford, (Bobby Kisselback) have supported our magazines for the past year and really help me bring the publications to you!

The following is a conversation with Bobby Kisselback: What makes your business unique?

Critically important is our team’s appreciation that the customer chose us. There are so many choices to buy and/or service a vehicle in today’s market. We truly appreciate that we were provided an opportunity and I believe it is clearly noticed by the guest.

Can you describe the “culture” at the dealership?

I think we are relaxed; we pride ourselves on our team members being “nice” people and every customer leaves with a thank you. “Be real, be nice and say thank you.”

Bobby Kisselback

Can you tell us a little history on the dealership?

We purchased the dealership in June of 2011, seven years now. Saint Cloud was simply where the opportunity was. With that said, it has been a great location. The people in the community have been wonderful and welcoming. The market and the surrounding area is growing at a rate that exceeds many other areas throughout Florida.

I know numerous people who have bought many Fords at your dealership for generations. What do you attribute that degree of loyalty?

Our people. Loyalty is always about the people. I believe that our customers remember and like how they were treated.

I know you support many local charities and organizations, are there any you care to mention or discuss?

We pride ourselves on our ability to give back to the community. We are able to help many organizations throughout the years, but our primary focus is with the Education Foundation, the local schools and breast cancer. It’s also a family affair. My wife, Sherri, and our lab, Joie (therapy dog), spend a lot of time at Nemours and at the Edgewood Boys and Girls Ranch. Joie is a comfort to many, many kids. I am also proud to say that we just started a Facebook program where we will honor a Veteran monthly and in his or her name donate monies monthly to Hero’s and Horses.

Anything Else you would like me to mention or highlight?

I look forward to coming to work every day. The sales team knows their stuff and works well together. Our Service and Parts teams are exceptional. I would put our technicians up against any in the industry.

They are well trained and work really hard every day.

Lastly, a lot of our growth over the years has come from customer referrals. People are talking well about us, either face to face or by way of the 100’s of reviews that they are posting on the Internet. It’s awesome.

Thanks again to Bobby Kisselback and Kisselback Ford for helping us bring you the publication. n Kisselback Ford www.kisselbackford.com 1118 13th Street • St. Cloud Florida 34769 407-892-KISS (5477)

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HARMONY INCIDENT REPORT — March 2018 DATE

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03/01/2018............18I020834.......................SUSP VEH 13V.................................... CAT BRIER TRL..................................................................................................X 03/01/2018............18I020871.......................WANTED PERSON............................... PRIMROSE WILLOW DR....................................................................................A 03/01/2018............18I021152.......................911 DISCONNECT............................... E IRLO BRONSON MEM HWY......................................................................... COM 03/05/2018............18I022274.......................SUSP VEH 13V.................................... E IRLO BRONSON MEM HWY; SUNOCO............................................................ X 03/06/2018............18I022716.......................FOUND PROPERTY.............................. ARTHUR J GALLAGHER BLVD; HARMONY.........................................................R 03/07/2018............18I023038.......................SUSP VEH 13V.................................... E IRLO BRONSON MEM HWY; SUNOCO............................................................ X 03/07/2018............18I023231.......................TRAFFIC COM 17I............................... MIDDLEBROOK PL..........................................................................................CAN 03/07/2018............18I023235.......................911 DISCONNECT............................... BRACKEN FERN DR...........................................................................................W 03/08/2018............18I023475.......................HWY OBSTRUC 28R........................... E IRLO BRONSON MEM HWY & ARTHUR J GALLAGHER BLVD..........................O 03/09/2018...........18I024148.......................SUSP INC 13I...................................... HABITAT DR....................................................................................................... F 03/10/2018............18I024251.......................ACCIDENT UNK IN............................... E IRLO BRONSON MEM HWY & ARTHUR J GALLAGHER BLVD..........................U 03/10/2018............18I024415.......................NOISE COMPL 74I.............................. POND PINE RD...................................................................................................I 03/13/2018............18I025349.......................SUSP INC 13I...................................... BEARGRASS RD................................................................................................ F 03/13/2018............18I025501.......................ACCIDENT NO INJ............................... FIVE OAKS DR & E IRLO BRONSON MEM HWY................................................. X 03/14/2018............18I025914.......................SUSP INC 13I...................................... HABITAT DR.......................................................................................................R 03/14/2018............18I025929.......................ROUTINE CHCK 38.............................. HABITAT DR....................................................................................................... X 03/14/2018............18I025956.......................CIVIL MATTE 66I................................. BAYFLOWER AVE...............................................................................................Q 03/18/2018............18I027201.......................RECKLESS OP 29I............................... E IRLO BRONSON MEM HWY & HARMONY SQUARE DR................................... V 03/18/2018............18I027418.......................MISC SERVICE 18............................... BLAZING STAR LN............................................................................................. F 03/19/2018............18I027553.......................FRAUD 39R......................................... BLUESTEM RD..................................................................................................R 03/22/2018............18I028617.......................ROUTINE CHCK 38.............................. BLUESTEM RD................................................................................................TOT 03/22/2018............18I028807.......................NOISE COMPL 74I.............................. POND PINE RD.................................................................................................. V 03/24/2018............18I029293.......................TRAFFIC STOP.................................... E IRLO BRONSON MEM HWY & ARTHUR J GALLAGHER BLVD..........................C 03/24/2018............18I029299.......................DIST 22I.............................................. BLUESTEM RD..................................................................................................R 03/25/2018............18I029678.......................BAKER ACT......................................... BLUESTEM RD..................................................................................................R 03/25/2018............18I029788.......................DIST 22I.............................................. CUPSEED LN.....................................................................................................R 03/25/2018............18I029902.......................MISC SERVICE 18............................... GOLDFLOWER AVE............................................................................................ F 03/26/2018............18I030085.......................ACCIDENT NO INJ............................... E IRLO BRONSON MEM HWY; SUNOCO............................................................ Y 03/26/2018............18I030189.......................ANIMAL BITE 70I................................ DARK SKY DR................................................................................................ COM 03/26/2018............18I030214.......................RECKLESS OP 29I............................... FIVE OAKS DR & CAT BRIER TRL....................................................................... V 03/28/2018............18I030830.......................SUSP PERSON 13P............................. CAT BRIER TRL.................................................................................................. F 03/29/2018............18I031224.......................INFORMATION.................................... CORDGRASS PL................................................................................................R 03/29/2018............18I031441.......................THREATS 14R..................................... DARK SKY DR................................................................................................ COM

DISPOSITION CODES A - ARREST B - VERBAL WARNING C - CITATION ISSUED D - NOTICE TO APPEAR ISSUED E - FI CARD ISSUED F - COMPL CONTACTED G - COMPL GONE ON ARRIVAL H - GREEN TAG ISSUED 14 Harmony Life Magazine | April 2018

I - SUSP CONTACTED J - SUSP GONE ON ARRIVAL K - UNFOUNDED L - PROPERTY SECURE M - FALSE ALARM N - ASSIST OTHER AGENCY O - TRAFFIC CONTROL P - MOTORIST ASSIST

Q - CIVIL MATTER R - REPORT S - SUPPLEMENT T - TRESPASS WARNING ISSUED U - REFERRED TO OTHER AGENCY V - AREA CHECKED UNABLE TO LOCATE W - PX CHECK/ALL IN ORDER

X - NO POLICE ACTION Z - PARKING TICKET WW - WRITTEN WARNING DUP - DUPLICATE CALL TOT - TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER AGENCY COM - HANDLED BY DISPATCH

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QUICK REFERENCE DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANTS Herring Certified Public Accountants & Consultants Larry J. Herring, CPA, PA 611 North Wymore Road, Ste 100, Winter Park, FL 32789 407-647-7777 HerringCPA.com ADVERTISING & MAGAZINES Harmony Life, Nona Woman and Twin Lakes Magazines Bill Bokunic 321-331-6398 Bill@QMCWorld.com QMCWorld.com AIR-CONDITION SERVICES Access Air Eric Farnsworth *Harmony Resident* 407-921-0760 ELFarnsworth@live.com CARS & TRUCKS Kisselback Ford 1118 13th St., Saint Cloud 407-892-2141 KisselbackFord.com CHURCHS Harmony Community Church Meeting 10am Sundays at Harmony High School (844) 444-FBCH HarmonyCommunity.church

CHIROPRACTOR Living Well Chiropractic 4041 13th St. St. Cloud 34768 407-957-1337 LivingWellCFL.com GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS D.S.I. Sales / Service / Repairs 407-970-5847 dsigaragedoor@yahoo.com dsigaragedoorandopener.com HAIR Salon H 7262 Harmony Square Dr. Harmony, FL 407-891-1804 Victor Russell Salon 105 East 13th Street Saint Cloud, FL 407-892-1005 VictorRussell.com HOME BUILDERS Jones Homes USATM Twin Lakes 4910 Twin Lakes Blvd., St. Cloud, FL 34772 407-988-3222 TwinLakesFL.com HOME INSPECTORS Budget Services 407-892-8811

HOSPITALS Health First-Holmes Regional Health Care 1350 South Hickory St. Melbourne, FL 32901 321-434-7000 St. Cloud Regional Medical Center 2906 17th St. St. Cloud, FL 34769 407-892-2135 HOUSE CLEANING Molly Maid of Kissimmee, St. Cloud & Lakeland 407-498-2256 MollyMaid.com INSURANCE Brightway Insurance, The Sterner Agency 407-891-9361 LAWN CARE Triple Palm Lawns *Harmony Resident* 407-957-3489 TriplePalmLawn@aim.com MATRESS STORE Matress Co. of Saint Clound 1705 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy (192), Magnolia Square Saint Cloud, FL 321-805-4632 MOVIE THEATER Cinema World East of 95 on 192 next to Sam’s Club

Melbourne, FL CWTheaters.com

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MUSIC LESSONS Music in Harmony Piano Lessons and Vocal Coaching by Dawn Korzen *Harmony Resident* 7130 Indiangrass Rd. Harmony, FL 34773

REAL ESTATE The Corcoran Connection, LLC *Harmony Resident* Jeanine Corcoran Owner/Broker Buy/Sell/Rent/Property Mgmt.

407-953-9118 TheCorcoranConnection.com

MusicInHarmony2013@gmail.com

407-301-4561 for interview PAINTING & PRESSURE WASHING Champions Property Maintenance *Harmony Resident* Joe Murray, 407-766-5051 PEST CONTROL Luv-A-Lawn & Pest Control 407-908-9139 PHYSICIANS St. Cloud Medical Group 1700 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy., St Cloud, FL 407-891-2965 StCloudPhysicians.com PRINTERS Creative Printing Services 1115 Pennsylvania Ave. Saint Cloud, FL 34769 407-891-9797 Lucky Dog Printing *Harmony Resident* 1014 New York Ave. St. Cloud, FL 34769 407-593-6984

RESTAURANT Koffee Kup 1407 13th Street St. Cloud, FL 34769 Under the Water Tower 407-891-81488 TheKoffeeKup.com TENNIS MECHANIC Jessica Pociask 954-816-9501 Jess.Pociask@thetennismechanic.com TRAVEL Meisner Cruise and Travel *Harmony Resident* 407-738-7088 tvlwithlinda@gmail.com Facebook: Harmony Get Aways With Meissner Travel WATER SYSTEMS Dependable Water Treatment 407-242-7150

We know how important it is for your family to have medical care close by and available when you need it. That’s why we opened St. Cloud Medical Group Family Medicine East. We provide care for your whole family, from children as young as two through senior adults. Extended hours and same-day appointments are available, and walk-ins are welcome.

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