Chateau in the Know February 2020 by The Times

ChÂteau I N TH E KNOW Newsletter for the Residents of Château Élan

FEBRUARY 2020

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Important Contact Information CHÂTEAU ÉLAN RESORT GENERAL NUMBER 678-425-0900 GUARD GATE ADDRESS 2585 Autumn Maple Drive

WELCOME

TO THE CHATEAU ELAN

NEWSLETTER.

LEGENDS CLUB HOUSE 770-932-8653 SPORTS CLUB 770-867-1760 WOODLANDS HOA Covered Bridge, Sarazen’s Corner, Creekside, Oxley, and The Village Gwen Gibson | 470-429-2021 | ggibson@chateauelan.net EXECUTIVE ESTATES HOA Ron Eubanks | 770-310-9995 | roneubanks@mac.com COUNTRY ESTATES HOA Chris Williams | 770-881-1789 | chrisw0317@gmail.com LEGENDS HOA Suzanne Burger | 404-202-9531 | sburgner@chateauelan.net OR Billy Gunn | bgunn@wwhgd.com QUESTIONS REGARDING HOA FEES Dorothee Bliek | 470-429-2022 | dbliek@chateauelan.net Questions/Concerns about landscaping maintenance in the common area or residences where lawn care is include in the HOA Fees (Creekside, Oxley and The Village). Please send an email of your concern to landscaping@chateauelan.net. RFID QUESTIONS Gate entrance tag for your vehicles Gwen Gibson | 470-429-2017 | ggibson@chateauelan.net $30 per sticker Note: All resident vehicles including golf carts must be registered but RFID stickers are optional. LEGENDS MEMBERSHIP QUESTIONS Dave Zerfas | dzerfas@chateauelan.net RESIDENT DISCOUNT CARDS FOR CHÂTEAU ÉLAN RESORT Follow the instructions below: 1) Go to www.chateauelan.com/residentportal 2) Fill out the form at the bottom of the page. 3) Wait for an email that says your form has been processed and that your card is ready. 4) Pick up card at the Golf Pro Shop Desk anytime during business hours. 5) Use anywhere on property! February 2020

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Inside This Issue Committee Message.................................................... 4 Château Élan Events................................................... 5 Cart Parade & Easter Egg Hunt.................................. 8 Braselton Events.......................................................... 9 Trivia Night................................................................. 9 Club Spotlight........................................................... 10 Sponsor Spotlight...................................................... 11

Photo Courtesy: Château Élan To advertise in The Legacy, contact Leah Nelson at The Times 770.535.6330 - lnelson@gainesvilletimes.com The Legacy is a publication of The Times. Subject matter published is the opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the publisher of this newsletter. Professional advice should be obtained before making any decision in which a professional is readily available. Advertisers assume responsibility for the content of the ads placed in publication. Material published may not be reproduced without the written permission of The Times. The information and advertisements contained in this Newsletter are provided for the residents of Château Élan as a courtesy only. No representations are made as to information presented, the quality of the goods or services advertised, or the veracity of the statements relating to the goods and services. The printing of opinions, information or advertisements does not constitute an endorsement by the Neighborhood or such opinions, information, goods or services.

Community Events

CHÂTEAU SOCIAL/RESIDENTS COMMITTEE MESSAGE We are pleased to announce in this issue that we have dates scheduled for the neighborhood Golf Cart Decorating event for St. Paddy’s Day and the neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt. These events are possible in part to the residents that volunteer their time & talents to create them and for the corporate sponsors that fund them. We encourage more sponsors for the events we have planned for the rest of the year. Typically a sponsorship is $200 or less and in return we will recognize your contribution in all of our promotions and will allow you a complimentary advertisement in the Chateau in the Know newsletter. Contact volunteer Karen Tatro at 706-362-3309 or karenftatro@gmail.com for more information on sponsorship opportunities. Our committee is working on another

neighborhood garage sale and donation pick up for this Spring. More details to come shortly. A huge shout out to Chateau Elan Resort, Winery & Spa for working with our committee to create events that our residents get to enjoy without even leaving the neighborhood. We are pleased to announce that a Karaoke Night will be taking place the 3rd Tuesday of every month at Sarazen’s Grille, looking forward to just maybe finding the next big star out there! More fun events are in the works. Also in this issue we would like to recongize fellow resident and business owner Daniel Solly with Digital Logic Systems for his continued support & sponsorship of our Chateau Resident website. Enjoy February!

February 2020

CHATEAU ELAN EVENTS CALENDAR

PACKAGED EVENTS

TICKET ONLY EVENTS

WINEMAKER WANNABE Sunday, February 16th

VINO & VINYASA February 8th & February 22nd

GALENTINES EVENT WITH KENDRA SCOTT Saturday, February 8th

TASTE GEORGIA WITH GEORGIA WINE PRODUCERS Monday, February 3rd

TASTE OF GEORGIA Friday, February 28th COUPLES CHARCUTERIE CLASS Friday, February 14th & Saturday, February 15th PRESIDENTS DAY OFFER Monday, February 16th HAWK WALK FALCONRY Saturday, February 29th COOKING CLASSES Fridays and Saturdays

MONTHLY ACTIVITIES/NATIONAL DAYS UNWINED / #WINEWEDNESDAY Wednesday, February 5th & February 26th TRIVIA NIGHT AT SARAZENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S Tuesday, February 4th SUPERBOWL WATCH PARTY AT LOUIS HOUSE OF BOURBON Sunday, February 2nd NATIONAL DRINK WINE DAY Tuesday, February 18th NATIONAL MARGARITA DAY Saturday, February 22nd LEAP DAY BIRTHDAY PROMOTION Saturday, February 29th

VALANTINES WEEKEND PRE FIXE MENUS AT VERSAILLES, MARC AND FLEUR-DE-LIS Friday, February 14th & Sunday, February 16th

Community News

CHÂTEAU ÉLAN WINERY & RESORT COMPLETES $25 MILLION RENOVATION The enchanting château and full-service winery nestled among North Georgia’s picturesque foothills, Château Élan Winery & Resort, today proudly announces the completion of its $25 million dollar comprehensive renovation. As the first major renovation since its inception in the mid-1980s, the full redesign ushers in the newest chapter in its storied history by introducing a fresh, yet timeless, modernized design, while still honoring the existing estate’s 16th centurystyle charm. Beckoning a new generation, the transformation includes a complete overhaul of 251 guestrooms and 24 suites, four new food and beverage outlets, the winery, as well as the resort lobby, with a facelift to the existing pool terrace and immersive spa “As we complete this renovation, it is clear how every decision was made to positively impact our guest experience,” said Neville Erasmus, general manager, Château Élan Winery & Resort. “We’re beyond proud to bring this vision to life and reintroduce the new Château Élan to our beloved repeat and new guests alike.” During the nine-month project, Atlanta-based interior and architectural design firm, BLUR Workshop, was tasked to lead the multi-million-dollar renovation formulating a design concept representative of the resort’s vast southern locale – inspired by the surrounding rolling hills and lush vineyards. Further defining its sense of place, the property is accessorized with local artwork and features a modern palate painted in variations of gray and taupe with pops of chartreuse, turquoise and gold, warmed by rich wood accents, elegant lighting, white Calcutta marble and industrial touches including tufted leather, wrought iron 6

and carved limestone. Giving a nod to its topography, the design also boasts vineyard inspired details throughout, with the most dramatic being a custom 1,400-piece glass chandelier hand-blown in the Crystal Valley of the Czech Republic, shaped to mimic the shifting grape vines along the vast rolling hills. Maximizing every square foot to enhance the resort’s public spaces, the renovation included: The full redesign of 251 guestrooms and 24 suites provides a sleek new look to compliment the overall resort, while incorporating modern enhancements for the needs of today’s guest. The rooms include custom designed carpeting, bathrooms with upgrades including freestanding vanity areas made of wood and stone, a color palette of greys and taupes to simplify the backdrop, allowing for pops of walnut, brushed oak and the studded, leather-tufted headboard to make a statement. The lobby was updated with its central location in mind. The space was dressed with leather tufted lounges, softened by a mix of fur and partnered pillows, wingback chairs, and limestone fireplace. The biggest addition to the lobby space February 2020

Community News was adding Le Petit Café – the coffee and wine bar complete with a curated gift shop. The Atrium was also fully transformed with white marble and natural details complimented by polished bronze and gold accents, in addition to adding a cozy, vintage-inspired library and 1,400-piece crystal chandelier dripping across the glass ceiling – evoking the shifting landscape of the vineyard. Adding flair to both flavor and design, four of the now ten food and beverage outlets were completely re-envisioned from everything including the décor to dining concepts and menus. A staple at Château Élan, Marc Bar & Restaurant has been reintroduced as a southern-inspired bar and chophouse with a completely refreshed menu and a special focus on artisanal libations. The restaurant also added a French oak, soapstone bar to the back of its space as a new gathering area. To anchor the grand space within The Atrium, the resort added a new Atrium Bar crowned with an iconic 40-foot Douglas fir wood sculpture, which was crafted to mimic the vineyard’s movement and be an interactive display, changing views as you drift through the space.

Versailles, the internationally-inspired American buffet led by Executive Chef Rodney Ashley was reimagined to compliment the new, simplistic design in the glass-topped Atrium – adding additional seating with pops of teal. The space also provides a new private dining room for groups. The all-new Louis’ House of Bourbon is a contemporary sports bar with the ambiance of an old-world speakeasy. With wood paneling, leather furniture, eclectic art, neon signage and a curated bourbon display behind the glowing amber bar, the lounge evokes southern charm while its oldworld accents recall the bar’s French namesake, Louis. “After years of planning, we’re humbled to experience the final product that now matches the level of service Château Élan has provided for decades,” said Keith Manning, vice president of asset management, Wheelock Street Capital. “The new design enhances the opportunity to deliver unmatched experiences and to welcome guests of all ages.” The Resort held a Grand Unveiling Celebration and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the Chateau Elan Inn on January 14th, 2020.

TUESDAY 2/18/2020 6PM - 9PM Limited menu& drink specials starting at 5:30pm

Chateau Residents & Guests Event Brought to you by the Sarazen’s Grill & Chateau Social/Residents Committee

February 2020

Community Events

Chateau Elan Residents Easter Egg Hunt Sunday, April 12, 2020

February 2020

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EVENTS 2020

JANUARY

17 - FARMERS MARKET

JUNE

5 - SUMMER FARMERS MARKET KICKOFF

JANUARY

JUNE 12 - FARMERS MARKET

8 - CHOCOLATE WALK

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17 - FARMERS MARKET FEBRUARY

FEBRUARY 21 - FARMERS MARKET

8 - CHOCOLATE WALK

21-23 - ART-TIQUE 21 - FARMERS MARKET VINTAGE MARKET 21-23 - ART-TIQUE VINTAGE MARKET

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MARCH 14 - PADDY’S DAY 14 - PADDY’S DAY PATHFEST & PATHQUEST

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Congratulations to our January Trivia Night Winners: 3 Putt for 1st Place Ray’s Roadies for 2nd Place

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Special Thanks to Karen Tatro with Sun Realty for sponsoring the $100 and $50 gift cards for the winners.

14 - WINE HOP/ MAY BRASELTON WEST FEST

Chateau Residents & Guests Event

14 - WINE HOP/ MARKET 15 - FARMERS BRASELTON WEST FEST 30 - MOVIES UNDER

THE STARS 15 - FARMERS MARKET

30 - MOVIES UNDER THE STARS

Brought to you by the Social Committee & Sarazan’s

Le Petit Cafe & Boutique Located in the Inn Lobby Open Daily

Stop by Le Petit Cafe for specialty espresso and coffee drinks made from locally-roasted whole bean coffee. In addition, find tea and a daily selection of fresh house-baked pastries, as well as grab & go salads and sandwiches. Take your order to-go or sit and savor on the outdoor patio seating area. In addition, shop the Chateau Elan Boutique for select signature souvenirs and gifts along with apparel fashions and accessories from designer lines.

February 2020

First Tuesday (Bring Your Own Cup) next time you purchase a coffee at Le Petit of every Cafe and help us reduce the waste of paper cups! Purchase one of our Chateau Elan branded cups or month bring your own from home and get $1 off your beverage at Le Petit in addition to your Resident 6pm-8pm Discount. Cheers!

B.Y.O.C.

Now OPEN!

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Club Spotlight

CLUB SPOTLIGHT –

THE WOMEN’S CLUB OF CHATEAU ELAN Come join your neighborhood Women’s Club! The Women’s Club of Chateau Élan is a social club for homeowners whose interests are to support and unify our community through networking and building friendships. Events are held monthly and usually within the neighborhood. They are hosted at the homes of some of our members. Several times a year, we host couples events so our significant others/spouses can join in the fun and meet our friends as well. Events start at 7:00pm and held on the 3rd

Thursday of every month. Look for our pink signs at all the entrances for dates and locations as well as the monthly evite which has all the details. We are a fun group and we look forward to seeing you at our next event. If you have any questions go to our website at www.theWCCE.com, email us at womensclubchateauelan@gmail.com or follow us on Facebook, WCCE - Women’s Club of Chateau Elan

COME JOIN THE FUN!

Women’s Club of Chateau Elan

2019 - 2020 Schedule August 22 September 26 October 17 November 14 December 12 January 16 February 20 March 19 April 16 May 21 June 18 July 16 10

Kick-off Party Hip Hop Dance Party Chili Cook-off * Party on Brassie Lane Holiday Party * Infinity Spa Party Valentine’s Leopard Party Inside The Gates Hosted Event Cotton Calf Kitchen Murder Mystery Croquet & Chardonnay Card/Bunko Party * Couples events February 2020

Sponsor Spotlight

POWER FOR THE PEOPLE Every audio and video system require power. Without proper power your system will not perform to its potential. Your system can experience failures from “lock ups” requiring reboots, devices can lose sync with each other, audio can sound muddy and video can lose its brilliance. Worst case scenario is that your equipment is damaged requiring repairs or most likely replacements. Having over 20 years of experience with power management devices I have seen on multiple occasion were systems up to $250K have been completely fried due to lightning and no use of a surge suppressor. Now most of us do not have a $250K AV system but even if you lost a $500 amplifier due to a surge would be disappointing. Most people when they think of surges they think of lightning. Lightning is dramatic! There is usually smoke, flames and damage to the building. Lightning is very rare depending on the region of the World you live in. The fact of the matter is, is that your home can experience thousands (that’s right, thousands) of surges a day. Yet there is no smoke, no flames and no drama. So, what gives? The longevity of your AV equipment if not properly protected. Where do these surges come from? The utility company must switch the power consumption from one grid to another grid to compensate for the load(s). This causes little surges. If you share a transformer with you neighbor their home can cause surges. I had a neighbor that loved to work on his 1979 Mustang. Every Saturday morning when he turned on his compressor in his garage it would cause a surge. Your own home can cause surges due to the HVAC system. Perhaps there was a time when you turned on a vacuum or a large February 2020

blender and notice the lights dim just for a second. Well guess what, that was a surge. Once again, no smoke or flames. The analogy that I like to use is a wine glass and a tea spoon. If I took an empty wine glass and started tapping it with the tea spoon what do you think would eventually happen? That glass will eventually crack or shatter leaving it useless. Your connected equipment is that wine glass where the tea spoon is representing the surges we get daily. Equipment left unprotected might need to be replaced 2 or 3 years down the road when if you used proper surge suppression your equipment can last decades. For a comprehensive surge suppressor, I look for two features. The first is the clamping voltage. This is the ceiling of the output of the surge suppressor. Look for 500VAC or less. Another feature I look for is over and under voltage protection. Voltage in our homes are supposed to be constant (120VAC in the United States). Of course, we do not live in a perfect world so we can see our homes voltage fluctuate. The most common condition is under voltage or also known as “brownouts”. This is common due to an overloaded grid. For example, you may see low voltages during summer when homes are using their AC units. Our AV equipment want to stay powered even with low voltage. This causes the equipment to get very hot and sometimes forcing the device to go into “thermal shutdown”. If you allow your devices to periodically go into thermal shutdown the device will eventually have a component fault in the power supply requiring repair or replacement. Over voltages can be caused by wiring faults such as an open neutral. An open neutral can cause a power swing of 80VAC – 240VAC. This will cause your devices power supplies to be damaged. In each case low and high voltages are damaging. Most of Panamax & Furman products have a design that monitors the incoming voltage and when the voltage goes dangerously high or low it disconnects the equipment for the power source. Once the power has stabilized the power conditioner will turn back on. The Panamax technology is Automatic Voltage Monitoring (AVM) while Furman’s technology is Extreme Voltage Shutoff (EVS). Power conditioners do not have to be expensive. Panamax and Furman have a product portfolio that starts at $39 all the way to $5K. Choosing one over the other really has to do with applications. All Panamax & Furman power conditioners not only offer surge suppression they also offer noise filtration as well. For this article we are focusing on surge suppression. The Panamax M4-EX, P-360 Dock and Furman SS-6B-PRO and PST8 are great surge suppressors that are cost effective. General rule with how much to spend on power is 10% of the cost of the system. If you invested $1K into your system you should spend at minimum $100 on power protection. Panamax & Furman have plenty of options within that price range that will not only protect your valued equipment but also have your system sound and look as the engineers intended. 11

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Spa Loyalty Program 2020 Taking care of yourself is a tradition that struggles uggles to t into life’s busy schedule. Rejuvenating your body and relaxing your mind ind should be a continuing priority. That is why we created the Spa at Château Program especially for you. au Élan Loyalty Pro

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