It’s All Right Here This is what it’s all been for friends, family,

fun, traditions and good times!

Hot Springs Village It’s not just your new community.

It’s your new active way of life!

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Welcome Home! When I reflect over Hot Springs Village’s 50-year history, I smile thinking about the thousands of stories of family, friendship and fun. Stories of people who’ve shared tears and laughter, struggles and achievements, all the while building community.

From waking up to my first sunrise over Lake Sophia to my grandson celebrating his first Christmas here, to wonderful memories of neighbors opening their homes for Super Bowl parties, Christmas celebrations, golf tournament receptions, fundraisers or quiet evenings with a friend on the back deck, I know firsthand the magic that happens throughout each neighborhood.

Now it is your turn to create your own special Hot Springs Village memories. Whether you enjoy golf, pickleball, tennis, the arts, lake life, a walk or bike ride, volunteering your time and talents, visiting the library, taking a fitness class, joining a club, serving at a local church, or simply observing nature at its finest, your Property Owners Association stands ready to serve you.

Simply put, we look forward to building community with you. Welcome Home!

Board of Directors Welcome HSV functions in many ways like a municipality. Using your assessment dollars and fees, HSV provides water, wastewater treatment, sanitation, roads, fire, ambulance and police protections, plus a variety of amenities like golf, lakes, trails, a performance auditorium, racquet sports, and some food and beverage establishments. But technically, HSV is governed not as a city council with representatives from wards. It is a not-for-profit, mutual benefit corporation governed by a board of 7 elected directors. Communications to the board can be directed to boardmembers@hsvpoa.org Our board meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month, at 9:00 am Ponce De Leon/Woodlands Center located at 1101 DeSoto Blvd. (9:00 a.m.). If you’re interested in learning more about the governance of the Village, feel free to visit http://explorethevillage.com/members/governance/ for more information. Declarations, Covenants, By-Laws, and Policies can be found at http://explorethevillage.com/members/governance/governing-documents/ All of you moved here, we presume, because you were attracted to the outstanding golf, the gorgeous natural setting, the variety of recreational activities, the regional offerings in Hot Springs and elsewhere, the moderate climate – all at a cost that is favorable to other places you might have considered. The POA is responsible for developing and maintaining HSV for all the reasons you moved here. So, should you have a question or concern about any of it, your first call is to the POA office. Ultimately, our General Manager is accountable for the successful operation of our Village. In contrast, our role as the HSV board is not operational. As an association, our legal purpose that the board must uphold is “to preserve the value of, and to promote the health, safety, and welfare of the residents and commercial owners of, the real estate described in the Declaration”. Our role is to set strategic direction for the Village, and to provide resources for pursuing that strategy and for funding operations – while making sure we remain compliant with the declaration, bylaws and policies. We hold our General Manager, accountable for achieving strategic goals that have been set, and for operating the Village efficiently and effectively. So, unlike council members from municipal wards, we directors are not the ones to call to try to get a pothole on your street fixed or if you’re dissatisfied the class offerings at the fitness center. Please call the POA office for those types of concerns.

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Let’s Get Started! As you find enjoyable activities and meet friends in your new community, you will soon realize there is way too much information to list here, or you will still be reading instead of out enjoying one of the many amenities or clubs.

You can find all information about the Village at www.explorethevillage.com.

You may also call 501-922-5556 to speak to a Member Services representative at any time during normal business hours (8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday). We are happy to give you information, direct you to new locations, or find the information you may need. Don’t hesitate to contact us.

First Time Member Login Instructions

1. Type it into your browser: http://www.explorethevillage.com

2. Select “Member” tab on the top right

3. Click on any of the boxes (i.e., Assessments & Utilities)

4. Enter your Member Number as the Username and use 12345678 for the Temporary Password

Primary Member ID

Alternate Member ID

Alternate Member ID

* Only the Primary Member ID can be used to pay assessments and utilities on the portal; however, any Member ID can be used to book a tee time, allow gate access, purchase amenities and event tickets.

5. Now set up your web account and set up a new secure password:

A) Click on your name at the top of the page

B) Or, click on Member Tools, then click on My Profile

6. Click on the Edit Profile button

7. The first thing you must do is enter your name and email address, then click the Update button under Account Information. TIP: The email address you enter here is the one that will be used to send you a reset link if you forget your password.

8. To change your password, type in the current password (12345678), then enter a new password and retype the new password to confirm it, then click ‘Change Password’ button

9. Click on the update button at the bottom of the screen

If you have any questions or require assistance, please contact Member Services at customerservice@hsvpoa.org or at 501-922-5556.

http://www.explorethevillage.com/http://www.explorethevillage.com/membersmailto:customerservice@hsvpoa.org

Helpful Hot Springs Village Member Resources Web Portal Links

After you login, you can…

• Pay your assessments and utilities

• Pay Registration(s) for Pets, Boats, Vehicles, Cart and GHIN – under “Shop the Village”

• Pay Annual Passes for Bocce ball, Fitness, Green Fee and/or Cart Leases, Lawn Bowling,

Pickleball, Tennis and Other Amenities – under “Shop the Village”

• Give Someone Gate Access

• Book a Tee Time or Reserve a Tennis Court

Without logging into the Web Portal, you can…

• View Recreational Fees

• Find Information Regarding Local Dining Such as Hours of Operation, Menus, Etc.

• View Governing Documents

• View Information Regarding our Public Utilities such as Rates and Fees, Customer Leaks,

Disconnect and Reconnect Service

• View and Print POA Forms such as ACH Forms

• Find Information Regarding Clubs and Organizations in the Village

• View Dog Park Information

• View Information Regarding the Village Library at the Coronado Center

• View Trail Maps

• View List of Events and Purchase Tickets

• View Golf Course Conditions

• Find Information Regarding Nearby Schools and Healthcare Providers

• Find Job Postings in the Village

• View Schedule and Description of Classes for Coronado Fitness Center

• View Information Regarding the Lakes and Fishing

• View RV Park Information

• Sign up for email news from the POA

Important Dates/Numbers to Remember • POA Assessments

o Phone Number 501-922-5556 o Due Date (1st of every month) late after 15th $ o Your Lot/Block/Addition#

• Electric Company o Phone Number o Due Date o Your Account#

• Phone Company o Phone Number o Due Date o Your Account#

• Internet Company o Phone Number o Due Date o Your Account#

• Cable Company o Phone Number o Due Date o Your Account#

• Utilities (Water/Sewer/Trash) o Phone Number 501-922-5520 o Bimonthly Billing ______________________________________________ o Your Account# o Trash Day

http://explorethevillage.com/members/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Sanitation-Schedule.pdf

Primary ID/Member #

Alternate ID/Member #

Dependent ID/Member #

Dependent ID/Member #

Family ID/Member #

Family ID/Member #

Pet ID#

Pet ID#

(If you have moved into a Townhome located within the Townhouse Association, please contact them for additional information regarding their assessments and sanitation schedules at 501-922-1375.)

http://explorethevillage.com/members/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Sanitation-Schedule.pdf

POA Main Phone Number 501-922-5556 Public Services after hours number 501-922-1323 Member Services/Accounting 501-922-5556 Opt. 1 Gates – East 501-922-5015 Gates – West 501-922-1640 Golf Department – Tee Times 501-922-2858 Lakes Management 501-922-2291 Permitting & Inspections 501-922-5562 Public Works/Public Utilities 501-922-5528 or 5524 Recreation 501-922-0322 Police Department (Non-Emergency) 501-922-0011 Fire Department (Non-Emergency) 501-922-2210 Compliance Department 501-922-5562 Animal Shelter 501-922-6547 Diamante Country Club 501-922-1114 Woodlands Auditorium 501-922-4231 Fitness/Wellness Center 501-922-1230 Library 501-922-3555 Townhouse Association 501-922-1375 HSV Chamber of Commerce 501-915-9940 Entergy (Electric – Garland County) 800-368-3749 First Electric (Electric – Saline County) 800-489-7405 Post Office 501-984-6392 KVRE Radio Station 501-922-5678 Revenue/Taxation Office (Driver’s License) 501-984-5488 Suddenlink (Cable & Internet) 888-822-5151 Direct TV (AT&T) 866-972-7612 Village Voice Newspaper 501-684-6224 Garland County Assessor’s Office 501-622-3730 Garland County Circuit Clerk 501-622-3630 Garland County Tax Collector 501-622-3710 Saline County Assessor’s Office 501-303-5622 Saline County Circuit Clerk 501-303-5615 Saline County Tax Collector 501-303-5620 Village Self Storage 501-922-3900 USA Self Storage Balboa Drive 501-563-2933 Arvest Bank 501-321-8310 Bank OZK 501-922-0209 Regions Bank 800-734-4667 Relyance Bank 501-922-6176 US Bank 501-922-6204

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Children 6 and Under: Must be accompanied by an adult at all times at HSV recreation facilities.Sales Tax: Sales tax is not included in fees noted below (unless specified) and will be added where applicable.

Member2,190.00$ All Courses

Individual w/ACH Billing (requires signed contract) 2,518.56$ Member 12.00$ Couple with Upfront Payment 3,850.00$ Family/Guest 15.00$

4,427.52$ Rider Only 15.00$ Couple, (Both SS*) with Upfront Payment 2,190.00$ 959.00$ Couple, (Both SS*) w/ACH Billing (requires signed contract) 2,518.56$ Cart Lease Couple 1,726.00$ Couple (1 SS/1 Under 80) with Upfront Payment 3,285.00$

3,777.72$ Super Senior with Upfront Payment 1,095.00$ SS* w/ACH Billing (requires signed contract) 1,259.28$ Accompanied

Member1 Family2 Member Guest2

Balboa 25.00$ 45.00$ 48.00$ Apr., May, Jun, Sep, Oct. 330.00$ July, Aug., Nov. 288.00$ 26.00$ 47.00$ 50.00$ Jan., Feb., Mar., Dec. 162.00$ Cortez & Ponce 27.00$ 48.00$ 52.00$ Apr., May, Jun, Sep, Oct. SS* 165.00$ Isabella 28.00$ 56.00$ 60.00$ July, Aug., Nov. SS* 144.00$ Granada 28.00$ 59.00$ 63.00$ Jan., Feb., Mar., Dec. SS* 81.00$ Coronado 20.00$ 35.00$ 36.00$ Cart Seat Pass ( Per seat) 144.00$

Other FeesPrivate Cart Registration -Unlimited PlayAnnual 550.00$ *Super Senior 1 Plus Cart Fee 2 Includes Cart FeePrivate Cart Registration Only 63.00$ Charge for each use of private registered golf cart - 18 holes 7.00$ Charge for each use of private registered golf cart - 9 holes 3.50$ GHIN handicapping system 30.00$ Range Ball Token 2.00$ Range Card - 30 Punches 45.00$ A $2.50 surcharge will be added to all rounds and a flat rate surcharge added to Annual ($250 Ind & $450 couples) and 30 day ($37.50) greens passes. All surcharges collected will be placed in a Reserve Fund for golf course renovations.

Cart Lease Per Seat

Family Rate Card: Members may complete a form and obtain a photo ID card for his/her children and their spouses, parents, grandparents & grandchildren- $10 each plus the cost of either an ID card or gate card. A current year family ID card holder may renew for $10 upon presentation of current year photo ID and renewal form. Renewals may be made at the POA Administration Building or online through the Member portal. Family photo ID cards are valid at all HSV recreation facilities. The card holder will be charged family member rates.

Super Seniors (SS*): Members who substantiate they are 80 years of age or older may purchase amenities at a 50% discount. SS must have member cards and/or ID cards verified at the POA Administration Office to receive SS rates. SS play with no green fee at Coronado Golf Course on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Cart fees will be charged at full member price.

Individual with Upfront Payment

ID Required: POA Identification cards must be shown in order to access POA amenities. If you do not have the proper identification card you will be charged guest rates.

Fee Adjustments: The Fee Schedule, which was adopted by the POA Board of Directors, may be adjusted by the Board without notice.

Daily pricing stated in highest rate charged on flex pricing structure.

Couple w/ACH Billing (requires signed contract)

Couple (1 SS/1 Under 80) w/ACH Billing (requires signed contract)

DeSoto & Magellan

90 Plus: Members who substantiate they are 90 years of age and older may use recreational amenities free of charge. Cards must be verified at the POA Administration Office to receive 90 Plus rates. Cart fees will be charged at full member price.Dependent Card: This card entitles the dependent to member rates at all recreational facilities. Dependents are classified by the definitions found in Chapter One, Article 5 , Property Owners Association Identification Cards Policy.

Refunds: Refunds will be given in accordance with Chapter One, General Administration, Article 4 Refund Policy. Refunds must be requested in writing to the Director of the related department or designee.

Green Fee Per Month Member

Unlimited Green Fee

Official approved Fee Schedule, published in the 2020 Budget and Board approved changes, supersede any fees listed herein.

Maximum Daily Green Fees Per Round - 18 Holes

Golf Annual (January - December)

30 Consecutive Days - Four Per Year

Maximum Daily Cart Fees Per Round - 18 Holes

2021 RECREATIONAL FEESfor Hot Springs Village Members & Guests Effective ~ 1/1/2021

Coronado Fitness Center Member Non-MemberDaily 8.00$ 12.80$ Daily - Super Senior 4.00$ One Hour MinimumDaily - Family 10.80$ Auditorium* $ 66.03 $ 115.56 30-Day 80.00$ 128.00$ *40% discount - Sun-Thurs 8a-4p *25% discount - Sun-Thurs 4p-10p30- Day - Super Senior 40.00$ Room 1 5.65$ 9.88$ Annual - PO w/Upfront Payment 450.00$ Room 2 or 3 7.63$ 13.35$ Annual - PO w/ACH Billing 517.50$ Room 5 16.09$ 28.15$ Annual - PO Couple w/Upfront Payment 787.50$ Room 6 17.95$ 31.42$ Annual - PO Couple w/ACH Billing 905.63$ Patio 35.94$ 62.89$ Annual - PO SS w/Upfront Payment 225.00$ Kitchen - First Hour 30.00$ 52.50$ Annual - PO SS w/ACH Billing 258.75$ Kitchen - Additional hour 18.00$ 31.50$ Annual - PO Couple SS. w/Upfront Payment 393.75$ Room Setup /Teardown - per man hour 17.00$ 29.75$ Annual - PO Couple SS* w/ACH Billing 452.81$ Technical Fee - per man hour 20.00$ 35.00$ Annual - PO Couple 1-SS*, 1 Ind. w/Upfront Payment 618.75$ Bartender-per man hour 14.00$ 24.50$ Annual - PO Couple 1-SS*, 1 Ind. w/ACH Billing 711.56$ Ticket sales over $5,000 5%All ACH billing requires signed contract.Coronado Library Member Non-MemberAnnual Card 20.00$ 32.00$ Four Hour MinimumAnnual Card - Family 35.00$ Woodlands Auditorium - Band/Choral 885.00$ 1,548.75$ Coronado Tennis Center Member Non-Member WA Band/Choral (each add'l hour over 4) 167.50$ 293.13$ Per hour 3.60$ 5.70$ WA Performer 1,015.00$ 1,776.25$ Per Hour - Super Senior 1.80$ WA Performer (each add'l hour over 4) 180.00$ 315.00$ Per hour Family 4.85$ Woodlands Auditorium - Presenter 750.00$ 1,312.50$ Two hour 7.15$ 11.45$ WA Presenter (each add'l hour over 4) 150.00$ 262.50$ Two Hour- Super Senior 3.58$ Ticket Sales over $5,000 5%Two hour - Junior Member Non Prime 2.10$ One Hour MinimumTwo hour - Junior Member Prime 7.15$ Woodlands Lobby 38.40$ 67.20$ Two hour - Family 9.65$ Rehearsal Room 16.32$ 28.56$ 30 Day 71.50$ 114.40$ Dressing Room 10.30$ 18.02$ 30 Day - Super Senior 35.75$ Backstage/Workshop 19.80$ 34.65$ Annual - PO w/Upfront Billing 450.00$ Stage 41.58$ 72.77$ Annual - PO w/ACH Billing 517.50$ Porte Cochere 49.50$ 86.63$ Annual - PO Couple w/Upfront Payment 787.55$ Room A 26.40$ 46.20$ Annual - PO Couple w/ACH Billing 905.68$ Room B 14.85$ 25.99$ Annual - PO SS w/Upfront Payment 225.00$ Room C 7.43$ 12.99$ Annual - PO SS w/ACH Billing 258.75$ Room Setup/Teardown per man hour 17.00$ 29.75$ Annual - PO SS Couple w/Upfront Payment 393.75$ Technical Fee - per man hour 20.00$ 35.00$ Annual - PO SS Couple w/ACH Billing 452.81$ Bartender-per man hour 14.00$ 24.50$ Annual - PO 1 SS 1 Ind w/Upfront Payment 618.80$ Pavilions Member Non-MemberAnnual - PO 1 SS 1 Ind w/ACH Billing 711.62$ Fri., Sat., Sun., HolidayBocce, Lawn Bowling, Pickleball, Mini Golf, Outdoor Pool Member Non-Member Cortez 1/2 day 90.64$ 158.62$ Bocceball - 30 Day Pass 30.00$ 48.00$ Cortez Full day 135.96$ 237.93$ Bocceball - Annual 100.00$ Balboa 1/2 day 124.63$ 218.10$ Bocceball - Annual - Super Senior 50.00$ Balboa Full day 186.95$ 327.15$ Bocceball - Annual - Couple 175.00$ Grove Park 1/2 Day 77.25$ 135.19$ Croquet- Annual 100.00$ Grove Park Full Day 115.88$ 202.78$ Croquet- Annual - Super Senior 50.00$ DeSoto Hall 1/2 day 141.63$ 247.84$ Croquet- Annual - Couple 175.00$ DeSoto Hall Full Day 212.44$ 371.77$ Lawnbowling - 30 Day Pass 30.00$ 48.00$ DeSoto Hall 3 Hours 77.90$ 136.32$ Lawnbowling - Annual 100.00$ Clean Up Fee- per man hour 25.00$ 25.00$ Lawnbowling - Annual- Super Senior 50.00$ Setup/Teardown - per man hour 17.00$ 17.00$ Lawnbowling - Annual - Couple 175.00$ Shade Shelters 1/2 Day 36.05$ 63.09$ Pickleball - 30 Day Pass 60.00$ 96.00$ Shade Shelters Full Day 54.08$ 94.63$ Pickleball - Annual 189.00$ Pavilions and Grove Park 10% discount Monday-ThursdayPickleball - Annual - Super Senior 94.50$ Dog Park Member Non MemberPickleball - Annual - Couple 330.75$ Access Fee Annual 30.00$ 48.00$ Pickleball - Daily 6.30$ 10.10$ Access Fee One Week 9.00$ 17.40$ Pickleball - Daily - Super Senior 3.15$ Member Non MemberPickleball - Family Daily 8.50$ Daily Registration (Red Drop Boxes) 10.00$ Mini-golf club & Ball Rental per Round 3.00$ 3.00$ Boat Pass 7 Day 22.00$ 33.00$ Outdoor Pool - Daily 6.00$ 9.00$ Boat w/Motor Annual 75.00$ 157.00$ Outdoor Pool - Daily - Super Senior 3.00$ Boat W/O Motor Annual 16.50$ 38.50$ Outdoor Pool - Daily Family 8.10$ Outdoor Pool - Annual 150.00$ 0-150ft 25.00$ 600-750ft 125.00$ Outdoor Pool- Annual - Super Senior 75.00$ 150-300ft 50.00$ 750-900ft 150.00$ Annual Outdoor Pool - Household 262.50$ 300-450ft 75.00$ 900-1050ft 175.00$ RV Park Member Non-Member 450-600ft 100.00$ 1050-1200ft 200.00$ Nightly Rental 25.00$ 40.00$ Nightly Rental - Family 33.75$

Shoreline Vegetation Spray Application

Boat Registration

For Profit or Non-Member

Non Profit or Member Private

Coronado Community Center

Ponce de Leon Center / Woodlands Auditorium

Non Profit or Member Private

For Profit or Non Member

Governing Documents You have chosen to live in a planned community. Planned communities are built with a variety of amenities to serve the residents, and also to oversee the maintenance of the community so that the area and all properties uphold their value. The rules of our community are described in the Articles of Incorporation, Declarations, Protective Covenants, and Bylaws and Policies. You probably became somewhat familiar with these during the home buying and/or closing process. These governing documents can be found at http://hsvpoa.org/governance. We have included a copy of the General Rules and Regulations in this folder for your convenience. They are also on the website. Planned communities (including ours) are funded by monthly assessments which are then allocated for the common good of the community, as afforded in the Governing Declarations mentioned here.

Architectural Control One of the reasons you probably chose to live in a planned community is the authority afforded by the governing documents to develop design guidelines, uniformity, building materials, etc. Our ACC (Architectural Control Committee) reviews and approves all matters that affect the outside of your new home. Find out if you need a permit for your next project by calling 501-922-5559 or by logging on to the Permitting & Inspection section of our website at http://explorethevillage.com/members/services/permitting-inspection/ and reviewing our Protective Covenants.

Gates One of the reasons you may have chosen Hot Springs Village as your home is the security afforded by our Gate System. Now that you live here, your friends and relatives will surely want to come visit. In order for them to gain entrance to the Village, enter their guest information via email at westgate@hsvpoa.org or eastgate@hsvpoa.org ,or online through the Member Portal, or by calling the East Gate at (501) 922-5015 or the West Gate at (501) 922-1640.

Assessments The monthly assessment amount is due on the 1st of every month, and delinquent after the 15th of each month (Article X of Declarations). The most convenient method of payment is signing up for an automatic draft (ACH). This can be done at the POA Administration Office and turned in by the 15th of the month prior to the first desired draft (forms online). For further information, you may call the Member Services Department at 501-922-5556, Option 1. You may also sign up to have your utility bill (water, sewer, and sanitation) paid by draft and/or receive a paperless bill. Call 501-922-5556, Option 2 with utility bill questions or visit with us at the POA Administration Office.

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Restaurants Hot Springs Village has several wonderful dining options to choose from throughout the community and surrounding the Village. These restaurants are owned and managed directly by the Hot Springs Village POA:

• DeSoto Club 100 Clubhouse Drive Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 (501) 915-0007

• Granada Grill 250 Maderas Drive Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 (501) 922-1372

• Balboa Club Sports Bar & Lounge 111 Balboa Way Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 (501) 922-2909

• Waypoint Marina 120 Marina Road Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 (501) 922-5511

• Magellan Deli 451 Ponce de Leon Drive Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 (501) 922-5040

• Cafe Isabella 110 Iniciador Way Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 (501) 226-3334

Other restaurants are leased to outside restauranteurs to serve our members.

• Rafaella Rose at Cortez Golf Course, Carl & Iva Duncan 299 Cortez Road Hot Springs Village, AR 7l909 (501) 915-0855

• Mulligan’s at Ponce Golf Course, Troy McKee 300 Ponce de Leon Drive Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 (501) 922-1623

• Casa Coronado Grill, Dorothy Hargrove 199 Surtidor Way Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 (501) 922-0007

There are also several other restaurants throughout the Village that are privately owned and operated. Visit our website at http://explorethevillage.com/culture-community/dining/ for more information about other community dining options.

http://explorethevillage.com/culture-community/dining/

Amenities Where will life take you today? Whether it’s the fairways, waterways or the trails, there’s never any shortage of ways to have a great day in the Village!

Hot Springs Village offers an ala’ carte menu of amenity services so you can choose what you use. You can find those on our website at http://explorethevillage.com/members/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/2019-Recreational-Fees.pdf

Outdoor Life

If you enjoy life outside, you’ll want to be part of Basecamp. The group tackles new outdoor adventures and has casual get-togethers with good food, friends and music. The experts at Basecamp will also help you choose a wilderness trail, connect you with recreation-specific clubs and venues, keep you posted on area events and recommend outfitters to get you geared up. Keep an eye on the calendar and Facebook announcing upcoming events, local activities and road trips. Then, grab your gear and get ready to enjoy the great outdoors! www.BasecampAR.com

Picnic Areas

All picnic areas are open to Hot Springs Village members and their guests. All areas have picnic tables, grills and restrooms. There are picnic areas at Balboa Beach, Cortez Beach, DeSoto Beach, DeSoto Family Recreation Area, Coronado Boat Ramp, Balboa Pavilion, and Cortez Pavilion located at Cortez Boat Ramp. All picnic areas have shaded shelters and pavilion rentals.

Water Sports and Lakes

Water is a way of life at Hot Springs Village, and we’ve got plenty of ways to enjoy it for water lovers of all ages and abilities. In addition to our lakes and beaches, our indoor pool offers the chance to perfect your backstroke all year round. Coming in April of 2020, our new outdoor pool will provide even more family fun! Hot Springs Village is a community of 11 beautiful lakes. Amenities include three swimming beaches, two covered pavilions and two full-service marinas. The lakes offer a variety of fun activities like fishing, swimming, kayaking, boating and skiing. Dive into a deep sense of community. http://explorethevillage.com/golf-recreation/lakes/

Dog Park

The DeSoto Dog Park is a gated, off-leash park for well-behaved and healthy dogs. The site is approximately 1.5 acres of level open area, divided into two sections for use by large and small dogs. The park contains benches, watering stations, waste receptacles and shade pavilions. 201 DeSoto Park Lane

Golf

Hot Springs Village is home to nine unique golf courses; eight 18-hole golf courses and one 27-hole golf complex. With 9 different courses, there is great golf for all skill levels. http://explorethevillage.com/golf-recreation/golf/ We are also very proud of our Junior Golf Program. More information on Junior Golf can be found at https://www.hsvjuniorgolf.org/

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Trails

Get back to nature and enjoy the fresh air. We have over 30 miles of trails throughout our community. Walk your dog, take a quick run, hike or ride your bike on one of these beautiful trails.

Fitness Center

The Coronado Fitness Center is a full workout facility and includes a large exercise area with weight and cardio equipment, a three-lane walking track, an exercise classroom, a 25-meter heated indoor pool, a whirlpool, steam room, sauna and massage therapy. In addition to the men’s and women’s locker rooms, two family/handicap dressing/shower rooms are available. Classes include yoga, spin, bootcamp, Zumba and more. The fitness center’s hours are 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday. 160 Ponderosa Lane. Be sure to ask our Fitness Center Staff if your health insurance covers membership in the Coronado Fitness Center, many plans do!

Tennis Center

The Coronado Tennis Center is a 13-court complex led by a USPTA Elite Tennis Professional, lounge and pavilion. Ten of the center’s courts are clay, and the remaining three are hard surface. The Hot Springs Village Tennis Association, with nearly 400 members, offers league play at all levels including mixed leagues, women’s and men’s doubles. Junior Tennis and USTA Adult Leagues are available. Village tennis players may choose from a variety of programs ranging from league play to fun social events. Once registration is completed, property owners can make court reservations online up to six days in advance. You can play in organized play or reserve a court on your own. 151 Ponderosa Lane (Hot Springs Village Tennis Association/Website: https://www.hsvta.org/)

Bocce Ball

This game of skill and concentration, rather than physical stamina, is fun and easy to learn. It is played on a flat surface similar to a bowling lane. The object of bocce is to get game balls as close as possible to the target ball (pallino). All equipment is provided by the Village Bocce Ball Club. 200 DeSoto Park Lane (Hot Springs Village Bocce Club/Website: https://hsvbocceclub.wixsite.com/mysite)

Lawn Bowling

The Village Green Bowls Club is active all year. Lawn bowling, a game similar to regular bowling is played on a green with a target ball. the balls weigh only two to three pounds and are less strenuous than regular bowling balls on the legs and back. The object of the game is to get balls near the target ball. The balls are biased, so they are rolled left to right, or right to left, making lawn bowling a challenge. The Lawn Bowling facility is located near corner of Toledo Drive and DeSoto Boulevard. 200 DeSoto Park Lane (Village Green Bowls Club/Club Website: http://www.hsvvgbc.org/)

Pickleball

Hot Springs Village has more than 300 pickleball members. Players participate in open play, leagues and tournaments. The pickleball facility consists of fourteen outdoor pickleball courts with lights for night use. The pickleball facility is located near the corner of Sonora Way and DeSoto Boulevard at 209 Desoto Blvd (HSV Pickleball Club/Website: https://hsvpickleball.com/)

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Education

The following schools and education centers are available within close proximity to Hot Springs Village

• Cedar Mountain Boys & Girls Club • Great Futures Preschool & Child Care • Fountain Lake School District (Pre-K, K-12) • Jessieville School District (Pre-K, K-12) • Christian Ministries • UA Little Rock • National Park College – Hot Springs • Pulaski Technical College – Benton • Pulaski Technical College – Little Rock • University of Arkansas – Fayetteville • Henderson State University – Arkadelphia/Hot Springs You can also join the Lifelong Learning Institute of Hot Springs Village. They provide enriching educational opportunities by offering community education programs and scholarly travel venues.

Join at https://www.hsvlli.org/about

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Our Public Safety Departments Hot Springs Village takes care of safety through the Hot Springs Village Fire Department, Hot Springs Village Police Department and LifeNet Ambulance Services. Our police officers are commissioned in both Garland and Saline Counties. The Police Department is located at 113 Calella Road. The non-emergency number for the Police Department is 501-922-0011. Of course, 911 is the number for an emergency.

We are fortunate to have four fire stations located throughout the Village, staffed by both full-time firefighters and assisted by a fully trained volunteer firefighting contingent. Proudly, our Fire Department maintains a Class 4 ISO rating and Hot Springs Village is also certified as a Firewise Community.

Information about our Emergency Services can be found at http://explorethevillage.com/members/services/emergency-services/

Through a contract with LifeNet, Hot Springs Village can provide three Advanced Life Support Ambulances within the Hot Springs Village gates. A small fee added to your bi-monthly utility bill allows us to keep these ambulances located within the gates. Member fees provide for three advanced life support units in Hot Springs Village but not the cost of patient services. Ambulance service charges paid by the users through insurance or out-of-pocket directly to the ambulance service provider. FAQs regarding our Ambulance Services can be found here http://explorethevillage.com/members/services/emergency-services/

Sign up for Code Red (Community Notification Enrollment) here: https://public.coderedweb.com/CNE/en-US/703728CB3872

Citizen’s Police Academy Our Citizen Police Academy provides Village members working knowledge of our Village Police Department, its personnel, policies and procedures. The Academy keeps citizens informed about police activity and improves police-community relations. Two hours per week for 8 weeks. Information concerning the Citizen’s Police Academy can be found at www.hsvcpaaa.com

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Hot Springs Village Animal Services Please be sure your pets are registered with the POA Administrative Office so they can make it back home safely if lost in the Village. http://explorethevillage.com/members/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Pet-Registration.pdf

The Hot Springs Village Police Department manages the HSV Animal Shelter, a no-kill shelter. Animal Control officers are responsible for picking up animals, advising property owners, and providing care for animals during the time they are in their possession. Volunteers with the Hot Spring Village Animal Welfare League assist at the shelter’s adoption desk, public awareness activities and fundraising. https://hsvawl.org/ If your dog would like to run free in our gated, off-leash dog park, find full information at http://explorethevillage.com/members/golf-recreation/dog-park/ Learn more about Animal Services at http://explorethevillage.com/members/services/pets/

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Communications Sign up to get up-to-date communications and information at: www.ExploreTheVillage.com/members/forms/e-news

• Important Information • Road Condition and/or Weather • Special Events • Board of Directors Meetings and Communications • Fun Specials • Area/Regional Info

Newspapers:

• Village Voice (HSV) • Democrat Gazette (Little Rock) • Sentinel Record (Hot Springs)

Radio:

• KVRE – 92.9 FM

Local Television Networks:

• KARK (NBC) – Channel 14 • KTHV (CBS) – Channel 12 • KATV (ABC) – Channel 22

Public TV:

• AETN/PBS

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Let’s Chat! If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to call us at the Hot Springs Village Property Owners Association office 501-922-5556 • Administration Building located at 895 DeSoto Blvd.

Main Phone Number 501-922-5556

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Where will life take you today? Whether it’s the fairways, waterways or the trails, there’s never any shortage of ways to have a great day in the Village!