TIDEWATER PLANTATION COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
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TIDEWATER PLANTATION Community Association
For an emergency call 911, not the Tidewater Gatehouse
President’s Message
Cathy Weis, BOD President
It has been so good to see so many Tidewater residents out and about recently, enjoying each other’s company and venturing out to the beach, pools and restaurants. As we are all trying hard to get back to normal, your Tidewater Board has decided to reopen all our amenities to normal capacity.
However, if you are feeling ill, have a compromised immune system, or are just concerned, please continue to limit your activities to what feels comfortable for you.
Our first “public” yard sale was a big success! Forty Tidewater residents participated, and we believe we had about 160 outside visitors attend over the two days. The Yard Sale Committee led by Marylou Convery will continue to build on this success for next year. The committee, the Tidewater Board, Management, our Safety & Security Committee and Watchman service all worked together as a team to ensure success and safety. Expect an even better event next year!
A new development is being planned on the property abutting Clipper Road known as Esperanza. The new development will be called Hope Pointe. The developer is finalizing the plans. We know our desire for lower density was met as the total units were reduced from 375 to 251. These will be single family homes and townhouses. The developer has promised to review the plan with us once it is finalized and we may invite him to come speak at one of our future community meetings.
All the costs have been submitted for renovating our Amenity Center and the Budget and Finance Committee is working on the best financing options. We expect to share the plan and seek your opinion and vote by fall.
Our clay tennis courts have been completely redone and look beautiful. Tennis resumed on Thursday, June 10. We will also be replacing the fencing and planting some additional shrubs along the perimeter. If you are not a tennis player, by all means take a walk and have a look.
We are now within hurricane season which runs from June 1 to November 30. Please familiarize yourself with the evacuation and home preparedness plans. Should there be a threat of a hurricane for our region, we will put alerts on our website at tidewaterplantation.org, and you will find hurricane preparedness information and evacuation routes by visiting the North Myrtle Beach site at NMB.us and click on Hurricane Preparedness. Also, some of you may be familiar with our Good Samaritan program run by resident, Jimmy Payne. Over 30 Tidewater residents are members who volunteer to look after their neighbors’ properties during a storm. There is a central email address to send pictures of damage at [email protected], so our Management company can notify owners who may be away or have evacuated. Our tree service, Leif’s, will remove any trees and branches blocking our roadways immediately.
We keep the Cassels Building open as needed as there is a generator there, where your phones can be charged, and you may even get a cup of coffee. If you are interested in joining the Good Samaritan Team, contact Jimmy Payne at
[email protected] to see how you may be of service.
Elections for two open Board positions are coming up in September. You will receive your proxy packages in the mail in August. Be sure to vote for the candidates of your choice and if you are interested in being a candidate, please contact the Nominating Committee at [email protected].
Stay safe and enjoy your summer.
Board Notes
David Chambers, BOD Secretary
At the regular meeting of the Tidewater Board of Directors held on Thursday, June 3, the following actions were taken:
•A&L Painting - The Board approved a quote from A&L painting to paint the Bluff’s pool, owners’ pool, community pool, Cassels Building, Beach Cabana and Amenity Center for
$97,875.
These are actions taken; however, the full set of minutes is posted on our website at tidewaterplantation.org the following month once approved.
Regularly Scheduled Meetings
Board Workshop – Thursday, July 1 @ 9AM @ the Cassels Building
Board Meetings – Thursday, July 1 @ 1PM @ the Amenity Center
For the above meetings, dial-in numbers will also be provided.
Clubhouse Villas Board Meeting - Monday, July 19 @ 9AM @ the Cassels Building
DRB Meetings – Monday, July 5 and Monday, July 19 (Closed meetings)
Welcome Tidewater Neighbors
Thomas & Robin Ryan 921 Heshbon Dr.
From: Peachtree City, GA Timothy & Tracy Sauer
1406 Brigantine Rd.
From: Pittsburg, PA
Please join us in welcoming all our new neighbors to the community!
Jacqueline O’Reilly & Gabriel de Frais 5006 Buck’s Buff Dr.
From: Pleasanton, CA
Carolann Engler
Steve & Julie Jones 1221 Tidewater Drive Unit 2121
From: Jacksonville, FL Thomas Torosian & Karen Brennan
5023 Buck’s Bluff Dr.
From: Merrimac, MA
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Property Management Message
Tori Perano, Senior Community Manager, CMCA, AMS What a wonderful summer we are having with gorgeous weather! I am proud to announce that from the blood drive held for Tidewater Plantation Homeowners in May, a total of 42 lives were saved! The blood donated goes back to our local hospitals in Horry County! A huge thank you to everyone who came out and participated to give back to the community!
Your Curb Appeal Checklist
The curb appeal of our Community depends on each resident maintaining his or her property as completely as possible. For those who keep their homes and yards well maintained, the Association thanks you for your efforts and good examples!
We encourage all residents to pay particular attention to the following maintenance items:
•Exterior paint: Paint is a quick and easy way to keep your property looking fresh, new and clean. It will also protect against corrosion, weathering, and insects.
•Landscaping: Landscaping is extremely important to our community’s curb appeal. Please remove dead plants and branches. Keep shrubs properly pruned and flowers well- tended. Keep yards free of leaves and remove grass clippings.
•Roofs: Please ensure your roofs are properly maintained and cleaned.
•Driveways: Please repair cracks, pitted or flaking surfaces, and other concrete problems. Remove weeds from sidewalk joints and debris from driveways and sidewalks. Do not use driveways for storage or auto repairs.
•Gutters and downspouts: Please keep them cleaned out to prevent overflowing and flooding.
•Window and decks: Please replace worn or damaged fixtures, check fittings for stability and repaint as needed.
If you are not receiving emails, please contact the Management Office right away at 843-663-3500 so we can ensure we have your email address on file. Also, please pick up after your pets and be courteous of your neighbors.
Thank you for keeping our community looking sharp and a beautiful place to live!
Condo Corner
Teal Lake Village
Denise Lane, Community Manager
Teal Lake Village is finishing up our 2021 projects, and we appreciate everyone’s patience and assistance with these community-wide projects. Resealing of the parking lots and walking paths has been scheduled for after Labor Day. You will also start seeing updates with the walkway lighting.
Pool time is here, so remember that the Teal Lake Village pool is open from 9AM until 9PM. Please be aware that Teal Lake Village is a non-smoking facility, so no smoking is allowed anywhere within the pool complex. No animals are allowed in the pool area and please do not have any glass within the pool area. Please be respectful of others as the pool is used by all Teal Lake Village Owners and it is a place that everyone should enjoy freely. Also, we have provided hand sanitizer and wipes at the pool for your protection.
Owner information sheets have been sent out to all owners.
It is vital that we have updated contact information for you as well as your rental agency in case of an emergency. If you haven’t already, please complete the form and send back to the Management Office by mail or email to Denise at Denise.
[email protected]. Should you have any questions please email Denise at [email protected].
Heron Lake Villas
Denise Lane, Community Manager
Heron Lake wants you to please remember there is no smoking on property, as well as all grills must be electric (no gas or propane are allowed at any Tidewater Condominium property). If you see someone smoking or using a grill other than electric, please contact the Management Office.
Owner information sheets have been sent to all owners. It is vital that we have updated contact information for you as well as your rental agency in case of an emergency. If you haven’t already, please complete the form and send back to the Management Office by mail or email Denise at Denise.Lane@
fsresidential.com.
Heron Lake Villas has a janitorial contractor taking care of the trash rooms; please make sure that you are not placing large, bulky, or loose trash in those areas. Trash rooms are only for bagged household trash. Large items such as furniture or appliances do not go into the normal trash rooms. Also, please do not place these items beside the dumpsters. If you have contractors doing work on your unit, make sure that they are properly disposing of all waste and/or material.
Construction materials and large items should be taken to Horry County Recycling Center located at 11145 Hwy 90, North Myrtle Beach. It’s a short 10-minute drive.
The Board welcomed 2 new members this year, Allen Moore and Renee Gobeille. They are full time residents, and we are eager to work with them for the betterment of the community.
If you have any questions, please email Denise at Denise.
Reminder Our office staff is here to assist you. We can be reached at 843-663-3500. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8AM until 5PM, excluding holidays.
3 To advertise in this newsletter, contact Tim Weis at 843-427-7300 or [email protected] Lighthouse Point Villas
Denise Lane, Community Manager
Owner information sheets have been sent to all owners. It is vital that we have updated contact information for you as well as your rental agency in case of an emergency. If you haven’t already, please complete the form and send back to the Management Office by mail or email to Denise at Denise.
Lighthouse Point Villas has a janitorial contractor taking care of the trash rooms; please make sure that you are not placing large, bulky, or loose trash in those areas. Trash rooms are only for bagged household trash. Large items such as furniture or appliances do not go into the normal trash rooms. Also, please do not place these items beside the dumpsters. If you have contractors doing work on your unit, make sure that they are properly disposing of all waste and/
or material. Construction materials and large items should be taken to Horry County Recycling Center located at 11145 Hwy 90, North Myrtle Beach. It’s a short 10-minute drive. If you have any questions, please email Denise at Denise.Lane@
fsresdential.com.
The Clubhouse Villas
Jimmy Nevarez, CMCA, AMS, Association Manager Managed by: Atalaya Property Management, Inc.
525 6th Avenue S, N. Myrtle Beach, SC 29597 Phone: 843.272.2695 Fax: 843.272.2564
Association Manager: Jimmy Nevarez, CMCA, AMS [email protected]
Association Administrative Assistant: Sarah Shugars [email protected]
Website address: clubhousevillashoa.org HOA Portal: atalayamanagement.com
2021 Meeting Dates, all to commence at 9AM in the Cassels Building
Monday, July 19 and Monday, October 18
Board of Directors
The current slate for the 2021-2022 Board of Directors is as follows:
Alfred Stahl, President Ray Browning, Vice President Dave Thomas, Treasurer Jacqueline Maas, Secretary Suzanne Crouch, Director at Large
All questions and concerns should be directed to Management as noted above.
Parking
It has been brought to the attention of the Board that part time residents are storing vehicles on campus when away from the property long term or between visits. The Board is asking that residents who choose to leave a vehicle on property move their vehicles to the back row parking areas located near Buildings 53, 58, and 59 or in between buildings away from the immediate front face of the building. All vehicles on campus must have current registration and be operational. As additional concerns are received, the Board
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may consider changes to the Rules and Regulations to regulate the parking areas. At this time, continued courtesy and good neighbor practices by each resident are encouraged to address the immediate problems.
Reminders
• The use of fireworks is not permitted within the entire Tidewater Plantation Community and in the City of North Myrtle Beach.
• Please ensure that residents continue to be responsible for their pets by making sure they are always leashed.
• As warm weather approaches, please be mindful of snakes and other wildlife.
• Do not dry articles of clothing on the rails.
• Do not store items in the walkways or near the front door.
• Household trash goes in the trash bins in the trash rooms;
do not leave it in the hallway or in the parking lot.
Amendment to the Master Deed
On Tuesday, February 16, a super majority consisting of over 67% of Membership approved to amend the Master Deed to restrict the rental of units in Clubhouse Villas to a minimum of 30 days. The minutes of this meeting were emailed to the members on Tuesday, February 23. The amendment and notice of effective date were sent to the members on Thursday, March 25. As a reminder, the amendment went into effect on Saturday, May 1. Thereafter, all owners are required to adhere to the new regulations regarding rental
Pest Control
Pest control is performed on a monthly basis by Ecotec Pest Control. Their service date is the 4th Tuesday of every month.
Please mark your calendars for this monthly service.
Harbor Loft
Katy Swimm. Manager-OMNI Management Services, Inc.
Happy 4th of July! If you want to see fireworks, please check the North Myrtle Beach website at https://nmb.us for a listing of all scheduled firework events. Fireworks are not allowed in Tidewater Plantation or in the City of North Myrtle Beach.
A special thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Phelps who did a wonderful job with the flowers and new plantings at the entrance to Harbor Loft as well as by the gazebo. Your time and effort are greatly appreciated!
As we are all aware, hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30. The National Weather Service suggests preparations such as developing an evacuation plan,
gathering non-perishable food items, water, and checking your insurance policies. Additional tips and actions include putting copies of important documents in a safe place, taking pictures of the inside of your home to include personal belongings, along with creating an evacuation plan for your family and pets. You can also check with the Department of Emergency Management in the case of impending weather for updates, and suggestions at https://www.horrycounty.org/
Departments/Emergency-Management or the City of North Myrtle Beach at https://nmb.us/hurricane for evacuation routes, re-entry, detailed material, and contact information.
This is a good time to be sure that your contact information is up to date with OMNI. If you need anything or have any concerns, please email [email protected].
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Tidewater Ridge
Katy Swimm. Manager-OMNI Management Services, Inc.
Happy 4th of July! If you want to see fireworks, please check the North Myrtle Beach website at https://nmb.us for a listing of all scheduled firework events. Fireworks are not allowed in Tidewater Plantation or in the City of North Myrtle Beach.
Please make sure that you are not leaving coolers, bikes, towels, etc. in the front of units, porches, or outside of the back screened porch. With the warmer weather, it usually brings spring cleaning inside your units.
If you have large items that may be useful to someone else, please call the area donation centers; they will gladly pick up from you. If you have large items that need to be disposed of, please call the City of North Myrtle Beach; they have a special pick-up service and will let you know their schedule for your area. Do not place these items in the compactor area as it will cost the community to have them removed. If disposing of small cardboard boxes, please flatten before placing in compactor. We ask all Owners at Tidewater Ridge to please notify your tenants of the compactor rules. Only Owners are allowed pets which must be on a leash and cleaned up after.
As we are all aware hurricane season runs from June 1
through November 30. The National Weather Service suggests preparations such as developing an evacuation plan,
gathering non-perishable food items, water, and checking your insurance policies. Additional tips and actions include putting copies of important documents in a safe place, taking pictures of the inside of your home to include personal belongings, along with creating an evacuation plan for your family and pets. You can also check with the Department of Emergency Management in the case of impending weather for updates, and suggestions at https://www.horrycounty.org/
Departments/Emergency-Management, or the City of North Myrtle Beach at https://nmb.us/ hurricane for evacuation routes, re-entry, detailed material, and contact information.
This is a good time to be sure that your contact information is up to date with OMNI. If you need anything or have any concerns, please email [email protected].
Communications Committee
Carolann Engler, Chairperson
Tidewater Website Login Instructions
For Tidewater community information, visit www.
tidewaterplantation.org. Log in with your ID and/
or password. If you have forgotten your login info, contact the staff at FirstService Residential by phone, 843-663-3500. Tidewater activities, committee meetings, real estate information, CCR documents, rules and regulations, the CIS system, and much more are on the site. Use your same ID and password for CIS. For instructions to use CIS, email userupdate@
tidewaterhoa.org. The current newsletter is on the website on or about the 25th of each month at the
“Current Newsletter” link. Older newsletters also can be found at the “Newsletter” link.
Remember
1. To ensure timely review, project applications must be received the Monday prior to the next scheduled DRB meeting.
2. Ask Before You Act! The DRB is always available to answer your questions. Contact us at [email protected].
3. Project applications are available on the Tidewater website and at the TPCA Management Office. Please submit completed project applications to the FirstService office.
Design Review Board
Dave Jeffers, Chairperson
To advertise in this newsletter, contact Tim Weis at 843-427-7300 or [email protected] 6
Recreation Committee
Susan Vanchina, Secretary
It is wonderful to see people out and socializing again! The Recreation Committee hopes to provide occasions for you to get to know your neighbors better. Join us at any or all the upcoming events.
You will notice that we are able to offer more social events, now that the vaccination rate is up and the infection rate is under control. For events with food, attendees may continue to bring their own snacks, plus a table will be set up for those who bring dishes to share.
The Tidewater Board has recently revised the restrictions concerning Tidewater Amenities. The Amenity Center is now open to full capacity. A hand sanitizer station is placed at the entrance, along with an ozone generator running to clean the air.
Upcoming Events
First Friday Happy Hours
There is no Happy Hour scheduled for July due to the holiday.
Friday, August 6 - Happy Hour from 5-7 PM - Happy Hour at the Beach Cabana is back! Bring your own beverage; bring a snack for yourself, or one to share with the group. Enjoy the company of your Tidewater neighbors in a perfect setting.
Friday, September 3 - Happy Hour from 5-7 PM at the Beach Cabana. Bring your own beverage; bring a snack for yourself, or one to share with the group for an evening of lively conversation and cool ocean breezes.
Wednesday, September 8 – Ride n’ Dine at 5 PM - Watch for more information next month on this always popular event.
Thursday, September 23 - Flu Shot Clinic from 11AM- 3PM at the Amenity Center sponsored by Walmart. More details to follow.
Friday, October 1 - Happy Hour from 5-7PM moves back to the Amenity Center; bring your beverage and snack, or one to share with the group, and meet up with old and new friends.
Wednesday, October 6 - Flu Shot Clinic from 11AM-3PM at the Amenity Center sponsored by Walmart. More details to follow.
Community Concerts
Please bring your own chairs, beverages, and snacks to the Amenity Center Horseshoe, and enjoy great entertainment in the company of friends and neighbors.
Saturday, July 3 - Gary Lowder and Smokin’ Hot (beach, rock, party) from 6-8PM sponsored by Cherry Grove Pharmacy, Phoenix Landscaping, and New Way Properties.
Sunday, August 15- Latitude (Caribbean, Jimmy Buffett) from 6-8PM sponsored by Babb Custom Homes.
Sunday, September 19 - City Lights (entire band, contemporary, current top 10) from 5-7 PM.
Brookgreen Gardens Opportunity - Discount general admission tickets to Brookgreen Gardens are available again through the Recreation Committee. Many residents took advantage of this offer last year. Be sure to visit the Brookgreen website to review the calendar of upcoming events and workshops. Choose a day for your visit and enjoy lunch in the café. Tickets are for general admission, discounted by $2 per ticket (Seniors 65 & older $14; Adults
$16; Children 4-12 $8). Tickets are valid for 7 consecutive days once activated at the gate. Purchase the tickets today and use them when you want. These tickets are not valid for special events.
Tickets can be purchased through Janice Smiley at the HOA office (843-663-3500). Checks should be made payable to ROTSC. If paying with cash, please bring exact change if possible. Contact Eileen Shuman with additional questions ([email protected] or 802-380-4628).
Do you have an idea for an activity the Recreation Committee could implement? Let us know by email to recreation@
tidewaterhoa.org. We’d love to hear from you!
Reservation Procedure
Please read below to sign up for an event where payment is required!
YOUR CHECK IS YOUR REGISTRATION: To register for an event, place your check made payable to ROTSC in an envelope. On the outside of the envelope, include the following: names of all people attending, your phone number and email address. Use your fob to access the Cassels Building and place the envelope in the gold mailbox inside the meeting room by the advertised cutoff date. There will be a notice on the box if the event is full and a waiting list will be established if necessary. For events where reserved tables are available, payments for a full table of 10 must be included in one envelope. If you are not part of a reserved table, you will be assigned to a table with others. If you are out of town, you may mail your check and information to the Tidewater Recreation Committee. 2000 Spinnaker Drive, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582.
PLEASE NOTE: Checks will not be cashed until the week of the event. Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions or concerns.
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Looking Back
June Happy Hour - The Welcome Back / Welcome New Owners Happy Hour was the site of many interesting conversations thanks to clever icebreaker name tags.
Fun Times This Summer
Monthly Suggestions from the Recreation Committee Rosemary Gallo
The “Sounds of Summer Concert Series” is presented by The City of North Myrtle located at the Amphitheater at the North Myrtle Park & Sports Complex by Highway 31. Enjoy an evening with your family and friends listening to live music.
Each month, the concert series features a different group.
Bring a chair or a blanket. For your convenience, snacks and drinks are available for purchase. Tobacco products, coolers, outside food and beverages are not allowed. It is a free night open to all ages from 7- 9PM. The 2021 schedule is:
Friday July 16, Fleetwood Max (Fleetwood Mac Tribute Band) Friday, August 20, The Wildflowers (Tom Petty Tribute Band) Friday, September 17, The Tams (Beach music)
Tidewater Board of Directors Positions Available
Roger Quinn, BOD Vice President
The Tidewater Board of Directors (BOD) elections are coming up soon with two positions available, each with three-year terms. This is an opportunity for homeowners who enjoy problem solving and leadership. It’s extremely rewarding to serve our community. The filing deadline is Saturday, July 24. Applications are available from a committee member, the Management Office, or downloaded from the Tidewater Plantation website at tidewaterplantation.org. Committee Members are Bob Moss, Diane Williams, Sue Crouch, Tim Weis (Secretary), and Roger Quinn, (Chairperson). For further information, contact any of the members or email the committee at [email protected].
Email blasts from Recreation Committee –
The Recreation Committee events are always listed in the monthly Newsletters. In addition, the Recreation Committee communicates with all Tidewater residents by sending email blasts for upcoming events. If you have never received one of these emails, please contact Tori Perano at tori.perano@
fsresidential.com, or by phone at 843-663-3500 to make sure she has your correct email address.
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Recipe of the Month
from the Recreation Committee
Susan Vanchina, Secretary
Tidewater Salad
Make at home or enjoy at Joey’s Clubhouse Grille.
The Grille Special for the month of July will be offered all day for $7.99
Ingredients:
1 pkg micro greens or spring mix
¼ cup fresh blueberries
¼ cup fresh sliced radishes 2 tbsp lime juice
¼ tsp dry mustard
¼ tsp salt
4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
Directions:
Place greens, blueberries, and radishes into a serving bowl.
Whisk together lime juice, mustard, salt, and olive oil. At the last moment before serving drizzle salad with dressing.
Salt and pepper to taste. Enjoy at the Clubhouse during the month of July!
Artisans of Tidewater
Marilyn Drange
Come, Sip, and Paint, Wine Not?
Leaf painting is a new form of art and a unique trend for home decor. Leaves offer fascinating form and texture as canvases. Come sip wine with Marylou Convery and Marilyn Drange for this step-by-step tutorial on Monday, July 26 at the Amenity Center starting at 12PM. The class fee is $10. Please RSVP by email to Marylou by Thursday, July 15 at mlconvery@
gmail.com to receive the supply list. Have fun relaxing and creating surreal, mystical, and magical art by using leaves as canvases!
The Artisan’s Showcase is in Joey’s Clubhouse Grille.
Jamie Futura’s artwork is being exhibited and offered for sale.
4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
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Tidewater Yard Sale
Marylou Convery
The 2021 Tidewater Yard Sale was a BIG success due to the great teamwork from our Board of Directors, Security Staff, the Management Company, FirstResidential Services, and the 40 + participants here at Tidewater.
This year we were permitted to open our yard sale to the public and at least 160 cars passed through our gates.
Everyone was out and about enjoying the perfect spring weather. Any suggestions or comments, please contact Pat White at [email protected] or Chris Wynkoop at [email protected].
Tastebuds
Marty Turnauer
Tastebuds is resuming this fall!
For the numerous new Tidewater residents since our last dinners, Tastebuds is an informal way to meet in small groups of 6-9 for brunch or dinner and a great way to meet your neighbors, share food, information, form new friendships, and have an enjoyable time while dining on delicious menus. The host of the group selects a menu from a choice of two and the other participants are assigned a side dish, salad or dessert to bring to the gathering.
Tastebuds meets 3 times during the year, fall, winter and spring, and you may participate however your schedule allows.
Fall dinner sign up deadline is Sunday, August 15. For all participants, there will be a group kickoff dinner being planned in September.
Since our last Tastebuds dinners, my computer was hacked, and all my past participant lists, and information has been compromised. So, I ask everyone to please email me if you are interested in joining Tastebuds again.
For any new community members, if you have any questions, please call Marty at (843) 504-5468 or email at mturnaue@
yahoo.com. I hope you will join us.
What We Are Reading
Ridge Crouch
We normally don’t make recommendations for books that put you to sleep, but if you wake in the middle of the night tossing and turning, try this trick. Find a comfortable chair, a soft comforter, and a pair of earbuds. Download “Atonement”
by Ian McEwan and start listening. Calmly narrated by Jill Tanner, this soothing story will have you asleep in no time.
This month the TW Book Clubs are reading:
The Book Club Beauties - “St. Maybe” by Anne Tyler.
Tyler’s plot explores the ways ordinary people react to disastrous events with quietly heroic behavior. The main character sacrifices his own freedom to fulfill a lifelong moral obligation.
Not So Serious Bookies - “Just Mercy” by Bryan
Stevenson. The author is a young lawyer and founder of the Equal Justice Initiative defending the most desperate and needy. It makes an inspiring argument for compassion in the pursuit of true justice.
OTWMBC - “The Warmth of Other Suns” by Isabel Wilkerson.
Wilkerson chronicles the decades long migration of black citizens who fled to northern and western cities in search of a better life.
The Page Turners - “The Queen of Paris” by Pamela Binnings Ewen. Legendary fashion designer Coco Chanel is famous for her perfume and little black dress. She will do anything for her company’s survival in Paris under the iron fist of German rule.
The Studs - “Our Town” by Thornton Wilder. Described as the greatest American play ever written, it tells the story of the fictional town of Grover’s Corners between 1901-1913 through the eyes of its residents.
Personal Recommendation - “The Plot” by Jean Hanff Korelitz. A promising author with writer’s block steals a “sure thing” plot from a dead student. His misdeed leads to wealth and fame, but an anonymous threat of exposure drives the story. When the final piece clicks into place, what you see is the last thing you would expect. A great read.
Tom Walker Memorial Tree
Gary Bulger
Tom Walker, a founding member of The Studs Book Club, recently passed away. In Tom’s memory, the Club planted a Weeping Cherry in one of his favorite places beside the pond at Teal Lake.
Pictured left to right: Rich Nofi, Larry Lefke, Gary Bulger, Lenny DiGregorio, Dave Thomas, Warren Drange, Roger Quinn, and Ridge Crouch
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We want to hear from you! We encourage Tidewater homeowners to submit articles and photos for our newsletter relating to or of special interest to our community. For example, Tidewater clubs and groups, individual achievements, wildlife, etc. are welcome. The newsletter team secures approval of all articles and pictures from the Board of Directors prior to printing. Articles and pictures are included as space permits. Send submissions to [email protected].
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26 Mon 9:50 10:17 3:51 4:02
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212 Sea Mountain Hwy. In The Cherry Grove Section Of North Myrtle Beach
www.boulineaus.com • 843-249-3556
Visit Our
Second Floor!
• Hallmark Expressions Card Shoppe
• Home and Condo decor, lamps and accents
• Toy and game shoppe
• Kitchen, bed and bath shoppe
• Beachwear, tees, sandals and towels
• Ocean view dining room
• Lighthouse viewing deck
• Jewelry Shoppe
A new selection of wall art, giftware & BrüMate insulated can coolers, tumblers and drinkware!
There’s more in store on our second floor! Easily accessed by stairs or
two convenient glass elevators.
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TPCA CONTACT INFORMATION
FirstService Residential Property Management Services
(843) 663-3500
Contact: Community Manager - Tori Perano [email protected]
(843) 663-3500
Assistant Community Manager - Karen Harvey [email protected]
(843) 663-3500
Heron Lake Villas, Teal Lake Village and Lighthouse Point Villas Contact:
Denise Lane, Community Manager [email protected] , (843) 663-3500
Board Contact: [email protected]
In the case of an after hours or weekend EMERGENCY Please Call (843)249-0909
CONDO ASSOCIATIONS CONTACT INFORMATION
Harbor Loft Tidewater Ridge Contact: Katy Swimm
[email protected] , (843)839-3131 Clubhouse Villas
Jimmy Nevarez, Association Manager [email protected] Sarah Shugars, Administrative Assistant [email protected] , (843)272-2695
Tidewater Committees - Chairpersons/BOD Liaisons
Budget and Finance – John Mouco/Jim Offutt Communications – Carolann Engler/Cathy Weis Design Review Board – Dave Jeffers/Dave Chambers Government Liaison – Jim Hulen/Cathy Weis
Information and Technology - Greg Solowey/Mary Jane Bilicki Insurance – Joel Hansen/Jewel Mellas
Promotions - Bill Pearson/Chris Cooper Property - Al Stahl/Jim Offutt
Recreation – Colleen Mann/Mary Jane Bilicki
Rules and Regulations - Marty Turnauer/Jewel Mellas Security - Frank Williams/Roger Quinn
Joint HOA – Rick Munton/Jewel Mellas
Joey’s Clubhouse Grille News
Reservation Phone Number 843-913-2412 HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday & Tuesday 11AM – 3PM Wednesday & Thursday –11AM – 8PM
Friday & Saturday – 11AM - 9PM Sunday- 11AM – 8PM
Come check out our Sunday Brunch from 11-4PM each week!!
Please come visit us at Joey’s Clubhouse Grille. We look forward to seeing you!!
**DINE IN OR CARRY OUT AVAILABLE**
Joey’s Clubhouse Grille Specials
WEDNESDAY NIGHT - Cheeseburger and Fries - $6.00 THURSDAY NIGHT - Pork Chop Special - Country fried pork chop served with fresh cut fries and sliced vine ripe tomatoes - $6.99
FRIDAY NIGHT - Calabash Fried Shrimp Special - Lightly fried Calabash fried shrimp served with fresh cut fries &
slaw - $8.99
SATURDAY NIGHT - Ribeye Steak Special - 8-ounce Ribeye Steak, grilled to your liking and served with fresh cut fries, Texas toast and garden salad - $13.99
SUNDAY NIGHT - Half Rack BBQ Baby Back Ribs served with fries & slaw- $10.00
**NO SUBSTITUTIONS**BEVERAGE PURCHASE RE- QUIRED**DINE-IN ONLY**NO SHARING PLEASE**
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There are too many clubs and activities in Tidewater to list, but simply go to tidewaterplantation.org (no need to sign in) and click on the Calendar on the center of the Home Page to see all
scheduled calendar events and below the calendar is a list of recurring activities and clubs and associated contact information.
Address Service Requested
Chair Yoga Class:
Chair Yoga Class: M/W 10:15 – 11:15AM @ the Amenity Center. M/W 10:15 – 11:15AM @ the Amenity Center.
Bring your own chair. ($8) Bring your own chair. ($8) Water Aerobics:
Water Aerobics: M/W/F 9-10AM @ the Community Pool. M/W/F 9-10AM @ the Community Pool.
Bring
Bring your own noodles or weights, towel, and water shoes if youyour own noodles or weights, towel, and water shoes if you have them. (No charge)
have them. (No charge) Community Association
2000 Spinnaker Drive North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
Exercise Classes:
Exercise Classes: (this may change depending on the season)(this may change depending on the season)
BOD Workshop @ Cassels Building 9AM
BOD Workshop @ Amenity Center 1PM
Smoking Hot Concert @ Amenity Center Horseshoe 6-8 PM
WOW Meeting @ Amenity Center 6-8PM
Fleetwood Max (Fleet- wood Mac Tribute Band)
@ NMB Park and Sports Complex 7-9PM
DRB Meeting (Closed Meeting) Clubhouse Villas Board
Meeting @ the Cassels Building @ 9AM
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
HAPPY FOURTH! DRB Meeting (Closed Meeting)
Leaf Painting @ Amenity Center @ 12PM
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