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Social Events 1 President’s Post 2 Message From The Club 3 Repain ng for Spring 6 CO2 Poisoning Preven on Tips 6 Walking School Busses 7 Real Estate Stats 7 Paladin Update 8 Class Calendar 9 Calendar of Events 10

The Club at Natomas Park is a private, closed membership facility for the sole use and

benefit of the homeowners and their guests within the Natomas

Park Master Associa on.

Natomas Park News

Come celebrate with us on St. Patrick’s Day at

Leprechauns’ Lounge

an extra-lucky Happy Hour

featuring all the finest fair Éire has to offer!

March 17 at 5:00pm in

the Lounge.

Events at The Club at Natomas Park

Associa on Contacts

Natomas Park Website www.natomaspark.com

www.facebook.com/NatomasParkHOA

Paladin Security 916‐331‐3175

The Club at Natomas Park

2101 Club Center Drive Sacramento, CA 95835

Phone: (916) 928‐6833 Fax: (916) 928‐6834

Email: [email protected]

Club Hours of Opera on Monday ‐ Friday

5:00am to 10:00pm Saturday/Sunday

7:00am to 10:00pm

Kids’ Zone Hours Monday ‐ Thursday 8:00am to 8:30pm

Friday 8:00am to 9:00pm Saturday & Sunday 8:00am to 12:00pm

Northgate Management Office

Keith Sensabaugh General Manager

Physical Address 4600 Northgate Blvd., Suite 135

Sacramento, CA 95834

Mailing Address P.O. Box 348677

Sacramento, CA 95834

Phone: (916) 925‐9200 Fax: (916) 925‐1990

Email: [email protected]

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C H Cove Café Closed for the Season

Cabana Café Located adjacent to the Lounge Friday: 5:00pm to 9:30pm

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March 3, Friday Family Bingo Time: 6:30pm The Cabana Café will be open for food and beverage purchases.

March 17, Friday Leprechauns’ Lounge Happy Hour Time: 5:00pm—9:30pm Your favorite Lounge loca on gets a St. Paddy’s Day twist.

March 25, Saturday Wine and Paint Night Time: 6:30pm Channel your inner Bob Ross or Picasso and wield your brush while you sip away!

March 31, Friday Karaoke Night Happy Hour Time: 5:00pm—9:30pm Warm up your voice and get ready for Karaoke night at The Club!

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April 7, Friday Family Bingo Time: 6:30pm The Cabana Café will be open for food and beverage purchases.

April 15, Saturday Spring Fling Egg Hunt Time: 11:00am Come celebrate spring with fun mes and tasty treats at The Club!

April 28, Friday Whiskey and BBQ Happy Hour Time: 5:00pm—9:30pm It’s a Happy Hour hoedown! Put on your spurs and mosey on down for some good eats.

PLEASE NOTE: Event ckets may be returned up to 7 days prior to each event date. A er 7 days, ckets may be returned ONLY if they can be resold.

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President’s Post Dear Members, Who’s ready for some sunshine? While it’s hard to look a gi horse in the mouth (YES, we need the water), I for one am ready to put away my umbrella, and feel the rays of the sun on my face. The rain may have slowed down our Club facility repair schedule, but it hasn’t dampened our enthusiasm!

Our associa on general manager, Keith, has been with us for only six short months and already has made several improvements and even be er sugges ons for the future. Keith has several major projects for 2017 on deck, mostly related to the North Wing, and the replacement of roofing, gu ers, insula on, doors/windows, and a Fire/Life/Safety system upgrade. We will also re‐stain the exterior stamped concrete, repaint the en re Club exterior, replace the lap pool reel and cover, and upgrade our Club access system, allowing for be er customer flow and repor ng features. Thank you to Keith and the en re team of staff partners for a posi ve outlook and moving our associa on forward!

At the January open session Board mee ng, the board voted to create several execu ve commi ees which will move projects forward more efficiently. These two member commi ees will review and approve items related to their area of governance (Commi ees, Finance, Opera ons, Projects, and Staff) and update the membership accordingly at the monthly board mee ng. This streamlined process will allow our associa on to be more nimble and to respond quicker to areas of need. In addi on, it takes into considera on the skills that each board member brings and aligns them to a focus area of associa on leadership. Of course, major decisions will con nue to be made by the Board in its en rety.

As the sunshine peaked out for a few days in February, I was reminded how much I love going to The Club for outdoor events and ac vi es, and we're already making plans to ensure a higher level of service for our Friday Happy Hours and summer Café opera ons. We look forward to sharing more about this soon, but for now, I leave you with two exci ng words... French fries!

Tristan Godt President, Natomas Park Master Associa on

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Board of Directors

Tristan Godt PRESIDENT Charles Gray VICE PRESIDENT

Kym Hoffman SECRETARY

Rafer Chambers CFO

Rob MacKinnon DIRECTOR at LARGE

District Delegates

Kris Escarda DISTRICT A

Ana Chan DISTRICT B

Bill Fassnacht DISTRICT C

Altaf Ahmed DISTRICT D

Rodney Torain DISTRICT E Commi ee Chairs

Robby Lake ARCHITECTURAL

John Orgera CLUB

Kris Escarda COMMUNICATIONS

Jay Radke FINANCE

Richard Champion CLUB CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENTS ADVISORY

Beth Mahony PARKS & SCHOOLS

Rafer Chambers NORTH NATOMAS COMM. COALITION

Robert Hester SAFETY

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Enrollment for Natomas Unified School District is in full swing. If your child or someone you know wants to a end a District‐operated school next year, enrollment packets can be submi ed now to any campus or to the NUSD Ed Center at 1901 Arena Blvd.

Documents needed to enroll in the District include the student’s birth cer ficate, immuniza on record, and proof of residency. Previous grades and other documents also may be required, depending upon the child’s grade level and other circumstances, such as whether he or she is in Foster Care or Special

Educa on. A complete list is available at the website listed below, along with an online tool to locate your neighborhood school.

Kids are eligible to enroll in NUSD Kindergarten classes if they were born on or before September 1, 2012. Children are eligi‐ble for Transi onal Kindergarten if they were born between September 2 and December 2, 2012. Priority for preschool en‐rollment will be given to children who turn 4 on or before December 1, 2017. However, applica ons may be submi ed for children who turn 4 between September 2 and December 2, 2017.

Natomas Unified’s window closed January 31 for submi ng requests to transfer from one District‐operated school to another next year, but NUSD con nues to accept such requests, and will consider gran ng them based on space and program availability. Forms can be sub‐mi ed to the Ed Center at 1901 Arena Blvd.

Students wan ng to transfer to an NUSD school from other districts should obtain forms and obtain approval from their home district. A erward, the forms can be submi ed to the Ed Center. NUSD’s minimum requirements include good a endance, a 2.0 minimum GPA, and no disciplinary issues.

Independent charter schools within NUSD boundaries oversee their own enrollment.

For more informa on, see NUSD’s Enrollment webpage at h ps://natomasunified.org/enrollment/.

Natomas Unified School District

Since the incep on of the Natomas Park Master Associa on in 1999, the Covenants, Condi ons & Restric ons (CC&Rs) have prohibited owners and tenants from parking on the streets within Natomas Park at any me of the day or night.

To be er enforce the parking restric ons within the CC&Rs, the Board of Directors adopted parking enforcement rules requiring all residents to register their vehicles with the Associa on. The parking enforcement rule change does not affect the current CC&R provision that prohibits residents from parking on the streets; instead, it provides a means to enforce the provision more effec vely and efficiently.

If you have not already done so, please submit a completed Vehicle Informa on Form to the management office via mail, email to [email protected], or fax to (916) 925‐1990. Please note that this is a requirement and members who do

not return this form will be considered in viola on. Addi onally, please be sure to keep your form on file updated! If new tenants or family members move in, or if you acquire or sell a vehicle a er submi ng this form, you must complete a new form within 10 business days. A fillable PDF copy of this form can be found on the Associa on's website at www.natomaspark.com; just search "vehicle informa on" in the Homeowner Resource Center.

Management, and your neighbors, thank you for your con nued efforts in keep Natomas Park

a wonderful community to be a part of. Please feel free to contact the management office

with any ques ons you may have.

Parking in the Community Contributed by Janae Palos, Assistant Compliance Manager

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Refresh. Renew. Revitalize.

That’s our mantra behind the scenes at The Club.

Your club is hurtling toward the 2017 summer season, and the many projects that are star ng now that will begin to shape the experiences.

Do you have me, talent, and perspec ve that you could lend in order to create a mul ‐star experience or a ract new members to this great facility?

If so, we encourage you to a end (or join!) a commi ee, or drop us a note, or meet us at Happy Hour, or whatever it takes to provide your smiles and thoughts on what it takes to create and deliver a mul ‐star private club experience.

In the mean me…declu ering and crea ng some messes will be occurring as we take off roofs, improve electrical items, fix walls, stain concrete, and paint, paint, paint. We appreciate your forbearance in that interim period that we call the Clean, Safe, and Fully Func onal project.

See you around the Club!


Message from The Club

Cove

Café closed for the season

Cabana

Friday 5:00pm to 9:30pm

Café Hours

The Happy Hour that we all know and love is undergoing some changes and ge ng a faceli ! Star ng in February, The Club has begun hos ng themed Happy Hour events. These “mini‐events” will be hosted several mes a month with their own unique theme.

From current holidays, to themes like “Karaoke” and “Western,” each mini‐event will be an opportunity to enjoy the ambiance of The Club, while partaking in the different food and drink specials with your family, friends, and neigh‐bors. The events will be hosted at the same me as Happy Hour, and are s ll located in the Lounge at The Club. No ck‐ets are required, but food specials remain on a first‐come, first‐serve basis.

You can look forward to these fun events in March:

March 17: Leprechauns’ Lounge

March 31: Karaoke Night Happy Hour

If you have sugges ons for Happy Hour mini‐events, please email The Club at [email protected], or drop a note in the sugges on box.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Happy Hour at The Club

Did you know, that in November 2016, the Natomas Park website was revamped? With a fresh look and a intui‐ve layout, the website is more user‐friendly and easier

to navigate than ever.

Have ques ons about architectural standards? Need a Home Improvement Applica on? Misplaced your copy of the latest newsle er? Check the website! All the items above, plus many more, are available online.

Please note that because Natomas Park is a members‐ only community, certain areas of the site will require a password to log in. Please contact Management at [email protected] if you need assistance logging in.

Stop by and see for yourself all that the website has to offer at www.natomaspark.com.

In addi on to the website, there are also weekly eblasts that are sent out to the community to help members stay connected. If you are not receiving emails from the Associa on, please email Management at [email protected] so you can be opted in. You may unsubscribe at any me in the future. Don’t miss out on important informa on and updates on exci ng events!

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Spring is finally here, the 18th spring that the community has experienced. Can you believe it!? With 18 years under our belt, Management and the Architectural Control Commi ee (ACC) would like to remind you to review the exterior of your home for needed paint touch ups, in order to freshen up the look of your home and the community as a whole. Although minor exterior paint touch ups do not require applica on submi al, the repain ng of your home does (including same‐color repain ng).

The management office has a book of pre‐approved paint color schemes for use by members. If an applica on is sub‐mi ed for a scheme in the book, the applica on will qualify for in‐house approval. This means Management can review your applica on and provide a determina on within 10 days of submi al. If you aren’t able to find a scheme that’s per‐fect for your home within the book, no need to worry! Members are always welcome to submit an applica on proposing a custom paint color scheme for review at one of the monthly ACC mee ngs. Please feel free to contact the management office for a copy of the Home Improvement Applica on, or you may obtain a copy through the Resource Center on the community website, www.NatomasPark.com.

Should you need assistance with the applica on process, or have any ques ons, please contact the management office at [email protected].

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Repain ng For Spring Contributed by Janae Palos, Assistant Compliance Manager

Carbon monoxide, or CO2, is a poisonous gas that can be par cularly dangerous because it is colorless and odorless. Headache, nausea, dizziness, and even permanent brain damage or death can occur. Each year people die from acci‐dental CO2 poisoning.

To prevent CO2 poisoning in your home, be sure to educate your family about the following causes of CO2 poisoning and how to prevent exposure to this deadly gas:

Install CO2 detectors throughout your home: This is incredibly important, especially in hallways near sleeping areas, and follow the manufacturers’ instruc ons for tes ng and replacing. Keep detectors unobstructed by furniture or draperies.

Never use your gas oven or clothes dryer to heat your home: Do not cover the bo om of natural gas or pro‐pane ovens with aluminum foil; doing so blocks the air flow through the appliance and can produce CO2.

Do not use portable generators indoors: This includes in garages, carports, storage sheds and the like, even with doors and windows open. On that note, never leave a car running in a garage, even with the garage door open. In both instances, CO2 can quickly build to lethal levels, whether the space is fully or par ally enclosed.

Do not place pressure washer engines indoors: When using pressure washers outdoors, keep engines away from open windows, doors, or vents during use, as CO2 can seep inside through the openings.

Hire qualified professionals to install new furnaces and appliances, and to inspect and service your HVAC sys‐tem, chimneys, and flues: Never service fuel‐burning appliances without proper knowledge, skills and tools; you should always refer to the owners’ manual when performing minor adjustments or performing mainte‐nance on fuel‐burning equipment.

Never use portable fuel‐burning camping equipment or burn charcoal indoors: In par cular, do not operate unvented fuel‐burning appliances in any room where people are sleeping.

Above all, remind members of your community of the basic facts and preven on techniques associated with CO2 poi‐soning; it could save lives.

For more informa on, please visit h ps://www.spectrumam.com/the‐guide‐to‐hoa‐community‐safety/.

CO2 Poisoning Preven on


Paladin Alarm Disclaimer

As a value added service, Paladin will respond to alarm calls at your residence. To take advantage of this op on, simply inform

your alarm company of the 24‐hour dispatch center phone number, (916) 331‐3175.

Please keep in mind that in doing so, you are permi ng Paladin to enter your property in response to calls and take reasonable

measures to inves gate suspicious circumstances.

Sales data provided by: John Lan ng & Tomas Garcia

NPMA Members and eTernity Realty.

Have a ques on or concern about:

Animal Control Building permits and applica ons Bike registry Graffi Trash Problems with park equipment Watering concerns

Call the City of Sacramento at 311 or email [email protected]

For all emergencies or a crime in progress,

please call 911 then Paladin Security at 916‐331‐3175.


Bedrooms Baths Sq. Ft. Sales Price

3 2 1334 $309,000

3 2 1302 $310,000

4 3 1776 $327,900

3 2 1510 $335,000

5 3 2137 $395,000

4 3 2225 $395,000

5 3 2407 $399,900

4 3 2532 $403,000

4 3 2265 $415,000

4 3 2624 $418,000

4 3 2363 $445,000

4 3 2953 $446,000

January Sales Report

Walking School Busses

What is a Walking School Bus, you ask?

Perhaps you have not heard of one of the most fun and engaging programs happening throughout North Natomas? The defini on of a Walking School Bus is, "an adult‐led group of students who meet and walk together to school." We also like to think of it as a cri cal chance for family and community bonding, a way to weed out pollu ng traffic, and a me to get the body and mind in great shape at the start of the day!

Would you like to join us? Walking School Buses occur at the following schools:

H. Allen Hight Elementary

Heron School

Natomas Park Elementary

Star Academy

Westlake Charter School

Wi er Ranch Elementary

For departure mes, maps, and more informa on, visit NNTMA.org.

NNTMA

Stay up‐to‐date with what’s happening in the community and view informa on about upcoming events, classes, mee ng infor‐

ma on, and so much more! Please “Like” Facebook and “Share” on your page so your neighbors can “Like”

us too! www.facebook.com/NatomasParkHOA

Natomas Park is on Facebook!

Do you Need to Contact the City of Sacramento?

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By Corporal W. Kenealey

Natomas Park News

Dear Residents – New Officers on Patrol in the Community

Since Natomas Park first began using Pal‐adin’s services, the community has been fortunate to re‐tain many of the same officers. While some have le to con nue on in their careers, Natomas Park can now wel‐come several other tenured Paladin officers to the commu‐nity.

Officers Burke and Morris, and Corporal Stewart will be leaving Natomas Park and assuming other roles within Pal‐adin. We wish them the best of luck in their new posi ons.

We can extend warm welcomes to officers Fields, Cardwell, and Poole. While these officers are new to the Natomas Park lineup, they are veteran Paladin officers and are al‐ready working hard to keep this community safe and an enjoyable place to live.

Burglaries in the New Year

In the first two weeks of January, there were several resi‐den al burglaries in and around the community. Most of these burglaries occurred at homes where the residents were on vaca on or otherwise away from home for several days. One of these burglaries occurred while the resident was out of the country.

Paladin is con nuously working to discourage and catch burglars and keep them from causing harm to the commu‐nity. Please consider the following ps to help reduce your risk of becoming a vic m and help Paladin to catch criminals who prey on your community.

If you are planning to be away from home for an extended period of me, please contact Paladin Dispatch at (916) 331‐3175 and let us know when you will be gone and how we can contact you. We will have our officers periodically check on your home while you are away. Talk to your neighbors, and ask them to keep watch for suspicious ac v‐ity at your home; make sure they have the number for Pal‐adin Dispatch. If your neighbor is out of town, and you see suspicious ac vity at their home, please do not hesitate to contact Paladin or Sacramento Police to have someone check on the house.

If your home has an alarm system, we strongly encourage that you make diligent use of it. Paladin will provide alarm response for Natomas Park residents at no charge, and you need only give your alarm monitoring service the Paladin Dispatch number. Using mers for interior and exterior ligh ng helps create an illusion that someone is home.

Above all else, please make sure that all doors and win‐dows, including your interior garage door, are locked. The most common method of entry for burglars is to find an unlocked window or door. Please also consider locking your side gate, if applicable, for addi onal security.

Burglary Suspect Arrested

On January 24th, Paladin was contacted by Yuba City Po‐lice, who had arrested a suspect in connec on with one of the recent burglaries within Natomas Park. Paladin provid‐ed informa on regarding other recent burglaries and the Yuba City inves gators are working to link the suspect to these crimes.

Ac vi es Report Report Period: December 27 through January 27 Calls for Service: 272 Self‐Ini ated Incidents: 694 Incidents by type: Alarm response 25 Burglary 13 Ci zen Assistance 37 Domes c disturbance 3 Loose animals 28 Narco c ac vity 3 Noise complaints 11 Parks viola ons 2 Suspicious ac vity 94 The of property 9 Traffic collision 2 Trespassing 5 Vandalism 12

Did you know that the Sacramento Police Department keeps a registry of residents who have a home

surveillance system?

This confiden al registry will be used as an inves ga ve tool if criminal ac vity occurs near your home or business.

Follow the link below to register your home or business. h p://portal.cityofsacramento.org/Police/News‐Alerts/

eNo fy

You must log‐in or sign‐up for eNo fy to register. Your email address will be kept confiden al and it will not be sold,

disclosed to others, or used for unsolicited mass mailings.

Register your home surveillance system with Sac PD

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Paladin Update

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Circuit Training

9:00am Living Fit 5:30am

Power Hour 5:30am

Living Fit 5:30am

Power Hour 5:30am

Living Fit 5:30am

Ac ve Yoga 8:45am

Core/Abs 10:15am

RIPPED 9:00am

Strength n' Core 9:00am

Body Sculp ng 9:00am

Mixed Level Yoga 9:00am

RIPPED 9:00am

Low‐Impact 10:15am

Zumba 5:30pm

Zumba 6:00pm

Baby Boogie 10:10am

Zumba 4:00pm

Baby Boogie 10:10am

Zumba 5:00pm

Mixed Level Yoga 7:00pm

Tabata Strength 7:00pm

Taekwondo 5:15pm & 6pm

Boot Camp 6:15pm

Kids Zumba 4:00pm

Cardio Mix 7:00pm

Mixed Level Yoga 7:30pm

Taekwondo 5:15pm & 6pm

Core/Abs 7:15pm



Kids Zumba Perfect for our younger Zumba fans! Kids get the chance to be active and jam out to their favorite music. Kids Zumba features kid‐friendly routines based on original Zumba

choreography. We break down the steps, add games, activities

and cultural exploration elements into the class

structure.

Zumba A fun‐filled dance aerobics class that fuses La n rhythms with

some hip hop, belly dancing and a few tradi onal aerobic moves.

Low Impact Aerobics This class is suitable for

beginners, deconditioned, older people, & non‐dancers who

find Zumba moves too intricate. The steps are simple

and easy‐to‐follow with variations shown so that you can adjust the intensity to suit your needs. Join us to get your weekend off to an energetic

start!

Baby Boogie* You and your child will love

spending time together as they learn and play with music and

movement. Parent and toddlers (ages 18m–3yrs) will enjoy playing instruments, singing, dancing, games and

beat activities.

Strength n’ Core A low‐impact, high‐intensity fat‐burning workout designed to strengthen and tone your whole body using only your body weight and func onal balancing movements! Great

for all fitness levels!

Body Sculp ng

A resistance training class that combines moderate‐intensity cardio intervals with upper and lower body exercises. Designed to use your own body weight as

well as hand weights to increase muscular endurance.

Circuit Training Intense cardiovascular intervals

combined with muscular strength and toning exercises make the class a complete, well‐rounded workout in a short

duration of time.

Core/Abs This rou ne recruits mul ple muscle groups like lumbar spine and trunk muscle

strengthening, to build and support the core muscles while at the same me condi oning your body from head to toe!

Power Hour This is sixty minutes of high intensity interval training designed for everyone. This class takes the participant

through a variety of strength training and cardio exercises with brief rest periods in between to keep the heart

elevated, increase metabolism, and burn fat!

RIPPED

This total body, high intensity style program using free weights,

resistance and body weight, masterfully combining the com‐

ponents of R.I.P.P.E.D. "Resistance, Intervals, Power, Plyometrics and Endurance as the workout portion along with Diet" in ways that are fun, safe,

and extremely effective.

Taekwondo* Kid's Taekwondo emphasizes the value of self‐discipline, sportsmanship, respect, and positive attitude. Physical benefits include: increased

agility, flexibility, cardiovascular fitness and strength.

Mixed Level Yoga Through flowing yoga workouts

we will increase strength, flexibility, and balance. As we release tight muscles and

counteract stress, we'll relax both body and mind. Beginners

are always welcome.

Tabata Strength Training This unique low‐impact class

will take you through a progression of strength‐building

exercises with a variety of equipment, with the goal of increasing your muscular

endurance. This interval training method is proven to be both

effective and efficient.

* Denotes a class fee

Boot Camp Boot Camp is a high intensity, fast‐paced workout for the intermediate/advanced exerciser. This class will

challenge your cardiovascular fitness and get your heart

pumping! This is not a beginner class.

Cardio Mix This is a high energy class that combines cardio and strength training exercises to give a total body workout for a maximum

burn.

Ac ve Yoga Gain strength, balance and

flexibility. Rejuvenate the body and mind. Beginners welcome.

Living Fit Challenge*

The Living Fit Challenge offers a wide variety of high intensity exercises to help you lose fat, tone and build muscle and strengthen your core. It

includes a pre and post fit test, weight, measurement, body fat testing, a food journal, fitness tips, nutritional guidance,

healthy recipes to keep you on track.

Monthly Commi ee Mee ng Schedules

Weekly Group Classes at The Club

Club Commi ee Second Tuesday ‐ 6:30pm

Communica ons Commi ee Second Tuesday ‐ 6:30pm

Finance Commi ee Third Wednesday ‐ 6:30pm

Monthly Board Mee ng Fourth Wednesday ‐ 6:30pm

Parks and Schools Commi ee (May, August & November) Third Monday ‐ 6:00pm

North Natomas Community Colla on (NNCC)

Second Wednesday ‐ 6:30pm

Safety Commi ee Second Monday ‐ 6:30pm

Club Construc on Improvements

Advisory Commi ee (CCIAC) (as needed)

Third Thursday ‐ 6:30pm

Architectural Control Commi ee (ACC) by Invita on Only

Third Tuesday ‐ 6:00pm

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Calendar of Events March 2017

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2

3

Family Bingo 6:30pm

4

5 6

7 Club Commi ee

6:30pm

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9

10

11

12 13 Safety

Commi ee 6:30pm

14 Communica ons

Commi ee 6:30pm

15 Finance

Commi ee 6:30pm

16 CCIAC 6:30pm

17 Leprechauns'

Lounge 5:00pm—9:30pm

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19

20

21 ACC

6:00pm

22 Board of

Directors Mee ng 6:30pm

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24

25

Wine and Paint Night 6:30pm

26

27

28 29

30 31 Karaoke Night

5:00pm—9:30pm

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Please report owner and tenant vehicles parked on the street.

Please do not report guests.

You may report vehicles through the Associa on’s website,

www.natomaspark.com, mail in to the Northgate Management Office:

4600 Northgate Blvd., Suite 135 Sacramento, CA 95834

or, submit the informa on to management via email:

[email protected].

Cars Parked on Your Street? We Need Your Help!

Do you need to contact the City of Sacramento?

Please take a few moments to join Nextdoor.com. This is a private neighborhood site that allows for improved community connec on and communica on with the Sacramento Police Department. The Lieutenant for Natomas Park is Charles Husted. He can be reached at [email protected].

Sacramento Police Department File online:

h p://www.sacpd.org/reports/fileonline/index.aspx

Non‐Emergency Phone Number: (916) 264‐5471

False Alarm Response: (916) 808‐0702

For all emergencies or a crime in progress, please call 911 then Paladin Security at 916‐331‐3175.

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Natomas Park Master Associa on P.O. Box 348677 Sacramento, CA 95834