Chateau in the Know July 2020 by The Times

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

JULY 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

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LEGENDS CLUB HOUSE 770-932-8653 SPORTS CLUB 770-867-1760 LANDSCAPING landscaping@chateauelan.net WOODLANDS HOA Gwen Gibson | 470-429-2021 | ggibson@chateauelan.net

The content of the newsletter is provided by the residents of the Château Élan neighborhood for no profit to ensure the residents receive relevant and updated content about what is going on in and around the community.

COUNTRY ESTATES HOA Chris Williams | 770-881-1789 | chrisw0317@gmail.com

The newsletter is provided at no cost to our community and is printed and mailed to each resident from advertising revenue. The newsletter is also available in electronic format and will be available on the www.Châteauresidents.com website. We hope you do support the advertisers listed that make this publication possible.

LEGENDS HOA Suzanne Burger | 404-202-9531 | sburgner@chateauelan.net OR Billy Gunn | bgunn@wwhgd.com

If you would like to contribute to the contents of the newsletter or if you have ideas of content that should be included, please send an email to chateauintheknow@Châteauresidents.com.

EXECUTIVE ESTATES HOA Ron Eubanks | 770-310-9995 | roneubanks@mac.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 Wanda Anderson | wanderson@chateauelan.net | 770-614-6929 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! July 2020

Inside This Issue Social Events.....................................................4 Recipe Corner...................................................5 Calling Wahoos.................................................6 Business Spotlights............................................7 Home Design....................................................8 COVER PHOTO COURTESY OF ISRAEL SAARI To advertise in Chateau in the Know, contact Leah Nelson at The Times 770.535.6330 - lnelson@gainesvilletimes.com Chateau in the Know 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.

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SOCIAL EVENTS Sip & Swirl – July 10 | $70 pp 7:00 PM @ the Winery Experience a fun evening of art & wine! Rates per Person: $70 About: Come join us in the Chateau Elan Winery and create your own personal masterpiece while sipping on wine (to get your creative juices flowing). The Wine & Art package is perfect for all levels of art enthusiast. Each painter will be supplied with a 16” x 20” canvas, an easel, paint brushes and acrylic paints. A bottle of Chateau Elan Wine and Cheese and crackers for two will be provided to enjoy while painting. Over the course of 3 hours you will receive step-by-step instruction from a skilled artist while sipping on wine and enjoying good company.

Afternoon Tea – Served 2-4 PM by reservation only Weekend afternoons provide the perfect opportunity to unwind with a cup of tea and a selection of delectable treats during our traditional Afternoon Tea held in the Versailles Restaurant. Rates: Afternoon Tea $55, Afternoon Tea with Sparkling Wine Flight $75 Children (12 and under) $15 About: The Versailles Tea experience includes a variety of delicious teas accompanied by a selection of tea sandwiches, scones, pastries and sweets. Tea is served from 2pm-4pm by reservation only Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance. Online booking only.

Chateau Grandeur Tasting & Tour From $75pp | Accommodates: 2-12 | 1.5 Hours | Online Reservations Required Ready to dive deeper into your wine journey? The Grandeur Tour is an in-depth private tour of the vineyards and Winery production facility followed by a semi-private tasting of eight premium wines led by one of our trained Winery Staff. Includes artisan cheese plate for pairing. Larger groups may be split into groups of six for the tasting portion of the experience.

Taste of Georgia – July 17 | $80 pp 7-9 PM at the Winery One of our most popular wine tasting events! Rates: Person: $80 About: Taste of Georgia is a wine education tasting experience held in the Chateau Elan Winery led by an educated wine attendant. Enjoy a guided tour and tasting of Chateau Elan wines paired with delicious samples curated from the local North Georgia area.

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Recipe Corner

LOW COUNTRY BOIL Love this low country southern recipe! It’s the perfect dish to make for brunch, lunch or dinner. Use jumbo size shrimp or prawns to fancy it up! Big thanks to my girl, Lacey Pruitt, for showing me how the “Southern Belles” work their magic in the kitchen!

Log on to YOUTUBE and search “Julielinh Mouret” for all her recipes and follow the step by step directions. GRAVY: • 1 lb jumbo shrimp • 3 strips of peppered bacon • 1/4 cup onion • 1/2 cup bell peppers (orange, yellow, red) • 1 clove fresh garlic • 1/4 cup chicken stock (low sodium) • 1/4 cup heavy cream • Emerils Cajun Essence Seasoning GRITS: • 1/2 cup old fashioned grits • 1 1/2 cup heavy cream • 1 1/2 cup chicken stock (low sodium) • 1 stick of butter • 1 cup of cheddar cheese • dash of Mccormick hot shot • salt and pepper to taste • flat leaf parsley to garnish. Brought to you by fellow Chateau Elan resident Julielinh Mouret.

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Calling Wahoo Families! Despite the unfortunate cancellation of our summer season, we would like to support our beloved coaches, Rick & Heidi Creed, for all theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve done over the years! Any amount over the cost of purchasing, printing and shipping the shirts will go directly to the Creeds. Ordered shirts will be shipped to you in the first few weeks of July, and the order link will CLOSE on June 30th. ORDER YOUR COMMEMORATIVE 2020 WAHOO SHIRTS HERE: and shipping of the shirts, goes directly to the Creeds. This is just a way to show our support during this time. Ordered shirts will be shipped out to https://stores.inksoft.com/ce-wahoos/shop/home

July 2020

Spotlight on Local Businesses

Matilda Jane Clothing has one overriding goal – to bring happiness into the lives of our customers. Our girls, tween, and adult lines are designed to bring a smile to your face every time you look in your closet or step out your door. Matilda Jane Clothing’s whimsical approach to texture, pattern, and color results in designs that are youthful,

playful, and expressive. Our clothes are made with the MJC girl in mind – she’s smart, fun, stylish, and always 100% true to herself! Please visit the website at Matildajaneclothing. com/jenniferclayton or call me at 678-858-4892. You are welcome to come by my house to shop new items or for my sample sales.

Nature’s Accent – Charlton Clayton, Owner Landscaping Design, Installation, Weed control/Fertilization & Irrigation Hardscapes, retaining walls, seasonal flowers naturesaccentinc@gmail.com Call (678) 873-3181 Call (678) 873-3181 July 2020

Home Design

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A HOUSE AND A CUSTOM HOME! By: Rosa Santiago Zimmerman RSZ Interiors www.RSZInteriors.com

keeping everyone together. Including every member of the family is important when designing a custom home, and that includes the furry kind. Adding bathroom features, pet-proofed fencing, access doors, food storage, napping nooks and built-in water bowls are some of the details that should be crafted into a pet-friendly custom home. Your home is your sanctuary, the place where your family gathers to work, play, restore and just be together. It is also a place where you entertain, welcome clients, friends, neighbors and extended family. Everyday life happens at home, so creating a custom space you love to live in requires forethought and lots of planning, but the rewards of having every detail taken into account, designed and customized just for you is what distinguishes a house from a HOME. Walk-in pantries are a home chef ’s best friend. They take the cake when it comes to sheer volume of storage

The purpose and goal of building a custom house is not only to have a house that exudes opulence and luxuries, but it is to have a home that is well appointed tiago Zimmerman with the details of the lifestyle and family dynamics of the RSZ Interiors residents who own it. RSZInteriors.com The words custom home brings to mind features such as in-home gym’s, outdoor/indoor living, smart home exudes opulence technology, chef ’s kitchen, spa-like master baths, theater lifestyle and rooms, home offices and on the top list of every custom build requirement; storage, storage and more storage. ndoor living, Whether this storage is showcased in a walk-in mase offices and on ter closet or a walk-in pantry, Butler’s pantry or kitchen island, linen closet or mudroom, home office or library, Butler’s pantry your or storage needs carefully, you can actuby planning torage allyneeds build-in storage that doesn’t take space and most away from your visual space and most importantly from your floor space. tivity and flow. In high-end chef ’s inspired kitchat also serve as ens, you can design features that allow ith plenty of for productivity and flow. With today’s tz tops and softlifestyles, owners require kitchens ce isbusy always thatas arewell multipurpose, but that also ptions as serve as theflow heart of the humble abode. g the perfect eryone Big together. islands for staying connected and with plenty of seating. Surandgathering, that cabinets that require little to ors, faces food and storage, ted into a petno maintenance; such as Quartz tops and soft-close hinges and drawers. Lighting elements that illuminate and store and just be showcase the space is always crucial, s and extended in requires so a well-designed lighting plan that Walk-in pantries home chef’s friend.walls They of take the cake when shelves, it comes to sheer v account, includes both planet conscious LED options as well as are a space. Withbest multiple floor-to-ceiling storage space. With multiple walls of floor-to-ceiling shelves, they’re big enough to store doz natural light is a must. Prep stations, adjoining Butler’s big enough store dozens ingredients, cookingredients, cookbooks,they’re snacks, pots, pans, to medium to large of cooking appliances and more. pantry or bars, and having the perfect flow for everyone to books, snacks, pots, pans, medium to large cooking applicongregate and for the chef to work his/her magic while ances and more. 8

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His/Hers master bath vanity with soft-close hinges and drawers. Custom slots in these pullout cabinets are sized to hold not only the hair dryer, hair clippers, but also curling iron, flat iron, brushes, products and electric toothbrushes.

His/Hers master bath vanity with soft-close hinges and drawers. Custom slots in these p cabinets are sized to hold not only the hair dryer, hair clippers, but also curling iron, flat brushes, products and electric toothbrushes. July 2020 9

His/Hers master bath vanity with soft-close hinges and drawers. Custom slots

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This expansive mudroom also features built-in bench with

This expansive mudroom also features built-in bench with underneath storage for gift b underneath storage for gift bags and pet clothing. The addition clothing. The addition of storage drawers that house winter gear such as scarves, glove of storage drawers that house winter gear such as scarves, gloves, well aswell pet products, gym towels, gymsunbathing gloves sunbathing lotions adds even more organ hats, as as pet products, gym towels, gym gloves benefits. coatorganizational closets and additional storage above for picnic baskets and blankets lotions adds Two even more benefits. Two coat closspace a dream hubabove for the organizational geek. A sliding pocket door opens to a walk-in ets and additional storage for picnic baskets and blankets make this space a dream hub for the organizational geek. A slidroom. ing pocket door opens to a walk-in laundry room.

Don’t let space go to waste! Island storage with pull out drawers, book shelves, trash and recycle bins, product drawer – unique features and details on all four sides. And… built-in pet bowls. Woof!

July 2020

Community News Don’t let space go to waste! Island storage with pull out drawers, book shelves, trash and recycle bins, product drawer – unique features and details on all four sides. And… built-in pet bowls. Woof!

keeps your family pets safe; especially when they are tiny. The front porch rails and the back fence were custom-built to keep small pet’s inside and unable to squirm though the normal size rails. Normal rails are 4” apart but these were fabricated to be 2 ¾” impeding a furry escape.

Pet-fencing keeps your family pets safe; especially when they are tiny. The front porch rails and the back fence were custom-built to keep small pet’s inside and unable to squirm though the normal size rails. Normal rails are 4” apart but these were fabricated to be 2 ¾” impeding a furry escape.

"Success occurs when opportunity meets preparation." ~ Zig Ziglar

this home office and library/conference room the magic of success, productivity and big b “Success occurs when opportunity meets preparation.” ~InZig Ziglar happens, all from the comforts of HOME. In this home office and library/conference room the magic of success, productivity and big business happens, all from the comforts of HOME.

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Security Tips

TOP TIPS TO KEEP YOUR HOME AND VEHICLE SECURE! Your home should absolutely be your “safe place” that you and your family can depend on, enjoy and feel at ease. As we are well into our summer months, vehicle larcenies and burglaries are on the rise everywhere. May through August consistently see an increase in these crimes, as even criminals and mischievous teenagers prefer warm weather! Fortunately, a little education can go a long way in further preventing these crimes while maintaining the safety and sanctity of your home. 1. Evaluate your property working from the outside to the inside (street or golf course access, your property line, the innermost landscaping, and then entry points). Home burglaries do not begin at the entry into your home, but the entire process of entering your property. The further you can keep unwanted people away from your house, the greater chance of protecting your home. 2. Visibility and deterrents are KEY in crime prevention. Be sure to install motion lighting (to keep intruders away from your actual home), cameras (that are visible as a deterrent) and strategic landscaping. Avoid large landscaping directly around doors and windows as they provide cover for someone to make entry into your home. You want to make it as inconvenient as possible to gain access to your home. And of course, ACTIVATE your alarm systems and use them. Allow your systems to work while you sleep. 3. Alarm systems should be strategic and intentional. IF someone were to gain access to your home, how far 12

would they get? Work with angles and cover as much space as possible with motion sensors working from entry points. Entry points include doors and windows. Security is a layered system so consider the movement of an intruder and where they would want to go (i.e. where valuables are most likely to be found). 4. When making valuable purchases, break down boxes as to not give enticing clues that you have brand new electronics inside. 5. IF someone makes entry, how can you assist police? • Photos, estimated values or receipts, and serial numbers. • Track electronics with serial numbers and photos of valuable jewelry since they are needed to compare for pawn shop inventory (as that’s the most likely place for jewelry to appear) 6. Vehicle larcenies are popular due to being a “crime of opportunity” and low risk of interaction with the owner. Keep your vehicles LOCKED at all times. Do not ever keep keys inside the vehicle (even when parked in the garage) and be sure there are no visible valuables on seats. If you can, avoid keeping anything of true value inside your vehicle. A crime of opportunity occurs when individuals can simply look in a window, see something of value, and check for an unlocked door. a. **SAFETY TIP: Do not program your home address into your navigation systems. IF your car were to be stolen from a public location, the last thing you want is a simple button with turn by turn directions to your home. Use a nearby landmark like a restaurant or other public building. July 2020

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