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A Monthly Newsletter for the Chantilly Highlands Homes Association

December 2000

The CHHA Fall Golf Classic took place under sunny skies and warm weather at Penderbrook Golf Course on Sunday, October 22, 2000. Six teams of die-hard golfers from the neighborhood participated in the Captain's Choice tournament. With the United States team charging toward a win in the Presidents Cup at nearby Lake Manassas, the CHHA Golf Classic was an appropriate event for a momentous weekend. The Fall Classic's team of M. Mooney, T. May, B. English, and B. Kuntz won first place with an outstanding score of 66, five strokes under par. Also, L. Paladeau and M. Garrell won the closet to the pin and longest drive contests, respectively. If you missed this year's Fall Classic, you'll have another opportunity to join us soon. In the spring of 2001, look for a Chantilly Highlands vs. Franklin Farms golf outing, in Ryder Cup format. This will be a great time to �fellowship� within our community while meeting new people in the adjoining neighborhood. Women are encouraged to participate, too! Details will follow in upcoming issues of The Highlander.

Tournament Highlights by Lawrence Shorten

Your vote is even more important at the 2001 election! And all ballots will be hand counted!! The Board of Directors will be hosting the 2001 Annual Homeowner�s Meeting on Thursday, January 11th at the Community Center at 7:30 PM. All homeowners are encouraged to attend. Each committee will give their annual report, and the 2001 CHHA proposed budget will be presented. The most important order of business will be to elect three new board members to fill those terms that will expire. The nominating committee is looking for civic-minded Chantilly Highland residents to run for these positions. Board members are elected to serve a three year term that includes attending the monthly Board Meetings, serving as a liaison to one of the community committees, and participating in the board sponsored community events. Board members may then run for one of the four board officers to be elected in February 2001. Interested candidates should: ♦ Contact a member of the nominating committee

to be added to the ballot. They are Loretta Malander (703-787-9023), George Hargenrader (703-787-5745), and Terri McGinnis (703-834-0774). Write-in candidates will be accepted at the Homeowner�s Meeting.

♦ Make multiple copies of the blank proxy enclosed on page 15 (past candidates have collected 50 or more).

♦ Proxies must be signed by the homeowner. Renters may only sign if the homeowner has granted the renter a proxy.

♦ G a t h e r p r o x i e s between now and the meeting (one vote per lot).

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First place winners at the Golf Classic (L to R) Brian English, Mike Mooney, Brian Kuntz, and Tim May (not shown).

2001 Elections

What’s Inside:

CHHA Information 2

BOD Meeting Minutes 3

Community Calendar 5

Crime Report 5

Classified Ads 14

2001 Proxy 15

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Change of Address?

If the address information on this newsletter is incorrect or if you are new to the neighborhood and are receiving it as �current resident,� help us to update the community database. Contact Lisa Kearns at 13638 Dornock Court, [email protected] or call 703-733-0716. Thanks!

Architectural Control Barbra Mooney 703-471-6323

Bookkeeper Celine Contos 703-481-5371

Civic Affairs Jeffrey M. Parnes 703-904-0131

Community Center Rental Information 703-435-0736

Community Facilities Loretta Malander 703-787-9023

Database Administrator Lisa Kearns 703-733-0716

Gardener Karen Setia 703-787-8794

Handyman Ron Kotula 703-437-8402

Land Management Terri McGinnis 703-834-0774

Long Range Planning John Tandler 703-709-8281

Neighborhood Watch David Howlett 703-689-9840

Newsletter Editor Corinne Graver 703-437-0723

Resale Packages Doug & Denise Fearson 703-742-8340

Social Activities John Jaacks 703-318-9231

Tennis Courts Steve Edwards 703-742-3353

Web Master Jeffrey M. Parnes 703-904-0131

Pool Pay Phone 703-707-8233

Garden Club Cathe Hargenrader 703-787-5745

Mom & Tot Play Group Wendy Kisiday 703-904-1827

Swim Team Chairperson Steve Bachman 703-709-7470

Winter Swim Team Rep Anamaria Lucas 703-481-1967

President Loretta Malander 703-787-9023

Vice President David Howlett 703-689-9840

Treasurer Jim Wright 703-437-7067

Secretary George Hargenrader 703-787-5745

Board Member Terri McGinnis 703-834-0774

Board Member John Tandler 703-709-8281

Board Member Bill Wolff 703-481-9156

Board Member John Jaacks 703-318-9231

Board Member Bill Jeffrey 703-689-3408

CHHA Board Of Directors

CHHA Committees and Liaisons

CHHA Numbers of Interest

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Chantilly Highlands Homes Association Board Meeting Minutes: 2 November 2000

submitted by David Howlett

1. The meeting was called to order at 7:43 PM by president Loretta Malander. 2. Minutes from September and October meetings were read and approved. 3. Treasurer's Report, Jim Wright: Treasurer's report was presented, actuals are below budget. If current expenses

hold there should be an end of year surplus. The new bank accounts should be open this month. Community Center Mortgage balance is approximately $21K.

4. Old Business:

a. Common Area Walk Through: Fewer issues than previous years. Notices of discovery will be addressed at December ACC meeting.

b. 2001 Budget: Preliminary Budget was agreed to. Marked up budget will be presented at December Board Meeting. 5. Committee Reports:

a. Architectural Control, George Hargenrader: No update. b. Community Functions, John Jaacks: Holiday Party plans underway. c. Civic Affairs, Bill Jeffrey: Planned expansion of Centerville Road was discussed d. Neighborhood Watch, David Howlett: No update. e. Land Management, Terri McGinnis: Included in budget talk. f. Long Range Planning, John Tandler: Included in budget talk. g. Community Facilities, Loretta Malander: Included in budget talk. h. Newsletter, David Howlett: Edited and submitted on time. No significant issues. i. Web Site, John Tandler: No report.

6. Meeting adjourned at 11:45 PM. The next meeting is scheduled for 7:30 PM on Thursday, December 7th.

Sketches of Board Members John Jaacks, Jim Wright, and Loretta Malander at the recent BOD meeting as they review the budget line by line.


A BIG THANKS to all those neighbors that helped organize, decorate, and make the Halloween parade another big hit. It was a great day to follow the fire engines and sit and enjoy the magic show. An extra special thanks to:

Joshua Welt, Mary Ann Ceh, Barbara Clougherty, Celine Contos, Kathy Curtin, Chris Gregory, Portia Helme, Lisa Kearns, Joanna Mason, Lisa Shorten, Kathy Welt and all the helpers from the Mom & Tots Group.

Halloween Ho-o-o-owl by Wendy Kisiday

Oak Hill Women's Race-Walking and Running Club! How does a neighborhood women's group for race-walking or running sound to you? This could be a great way to get regular exercise and to have fun. If you have any interest in something like this, come to a meeting on Monday, December 11th at 7:30 PM to discuss starting the group, at 2906 Mother Well CT, or call Sue at 703-925-0433, or send an e-mail to [email protected].

Join the Race by Sue Grist

Part 2

Our recurring theme in introducing you to the sport of swimming and the Dolphins swim team is this: �Your child does not have to be a good swimmer to join the swim team. The swim team will teach your child to be a good swimmer.� I grew up thinking that swimming was what you did to keep from drowning. I had no exposure to organized swimming until I was an adult. If your background is similar to mine, you will be amazed at the capacity your child has to learn all four swimming strokes at a young age. Once I saw the power, speed, and grace of good swimming, I wanted my children to learn. I don�t recall what our team�s win/loss record was this past summer. The statistic that I do remember is the overall time drop for the team. Our swimmers i m p r o v e d their times in all their events by more than 1 0 , 0 0 0 seconds in total. T ha t i s success. At the beginning of each season, all the children are timed in the events they can swim. At the end of the season, we compare each child�s best times from his or her races with those beginning times. We had huge time drops. Great improvement! If your child attends practice everyday for 6 weeks in June and July, he or she will improve in speed, strength and technique. Children who struggle to swim one lap often can cover a mile in practice by the end of the season. That may be hard for you to believe, but it happens every summer. If you would like me to call you in advance of spring evaluations*, e-mail me at [email protected] and I�ll put you on my list. * Children 8 years old and under who have not been on the Swim Team before are the only ones that need to be evaluated.

Join the Swim Team and Learn to Swim

by Steve Bachman

As a volunteer community, we rely heavily on our neighbors. The board wishes to thank the following individuals and groups for their contributions to our community: � Wendy Kisiday for organizing the community

Halloween Parade and Party. � Lawrence Shorten for planning the annual Fall

Golf Classic. � Ron Kotula for installing locks, fixing fixtures and

completing chores at the community center. � Pam White for keeping the community center

calendar and for scheduling and arranging the rentals.

� The Garden Club once again for the greenery that adorns our entrances so festively.

If there is anyone who deserves acknowledgement for their community service please e-mail them to

Board Applauds Neighbors


CHHA Committees CHHA Committees CHHA Committees CHHA Committees � CHHA Board of Directors (BOD) CHHA Board of Directors (BOD) CHHA Board of Directors (BOD) CHHA Board of Directors (BOD) ---- Meeting is open to all

CHHA members. To add to the agenda, contact Loretta Malander at 703-787-9023.

� Architectural Control Committee (ACC)Architectural Control Committee (ACC)Architectural Control Committee (ACC)Architectural Control Committee (ACC)---- Requests for architectural changes and discoveries of non-compliance are reviewed. Volunteers welcome, contact George Hargenrader at 703-787-5745 or Barbra Mooney at 703-471-6323.

� Community Facilities Committee (COMFAC)Community Facilities Committee (COMFAC)Community Facilities Committee (COMFAC)Community Facilities Committee (COMFAC)---- Decisions are made concerning the pool, playground, tennis courts and community center. New members always welcome. Contact Loretta Malander at 703-787-9023 or Bill Wolff at 703-481-9156.

� Land Management Committee Land Management Committee Land Management Committee Land Management Committee ---- Care of our common areas, land, signs and snow removal are considered. Call Terri McGinnis at 703-834-0774 with questions.

� Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) Long Range Planning Committee (LRPC) ---- Long range plans and capital improvement projects are considered and presented to the board. Call John Tandler at 703-709-8281 for more information.

� Neighborhood Watch Committee Neighborhood Watch Committee Neighborhood Watch Committee Neighborhood Watch Committee ---- Coordinate the crime prevention program. Everyone�s invited. Contact David Howlett at 703-689-9840.

� Social Activities Committee Social Activities Committee Social Activities Committee Social Activities Committee ---- Plan social functions for the community. Call John Jaacks if interested at 703-318-9231. Volunteers always needed.

DecemberDecemberDecemberDecember EventEventEventEvent TimeTimeTimeTime Tues. 5Tues. 5Tues. 5Tues. 5 ACC Meeting 8:00 PM

Thurs. 7Thurs. 7Thurs. 7Thurs. 7 BOD Meeting 7:30 PM

Sun. 10Sun. 10Sun. 10Sun. 10 Holiday Community Party 3 - 5 PM

Mon. 11Mon. 11Mon. 11Mon. 11 COMFAC Meeting 7:30 PM

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�Kids and Cops� is a program that affords the police department an opportunity to intermingle with kids during a fun event. It provides a valuable positive interaction between police and children. Georgetown University has teamed with the Fairfax County Police Department to offer FREE tickets to groups in the community. To participate in the program the adult leader of the group contacts Officer Doran at 703-352-2163 with the name of the group, number of children, and the game you would like to attend. The seats are great! If you or anyone you know in Fairfax County has a positive influence on kids through teen centers, outreach programs, schools, church groups, boy/girl scout troops, etc. pass this information on.

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Wishing You and Yours a Safe and Wishing You and Yours a Safe and Wishing You and Yours a Safe and Wishing You and Yours a Safe and Peaceful Holiday Season!Peaceful Holiday Season!Peaceful Holiday Season!Peaceful Holiday Season!

Your CHHA Board


Selling Your HomeSelling Your HomeSelling Your HomeSelling Your Home

Use this form to send in your request for the resale disclosure information package, which the Virginia Property Owners Act requires you to furnish to a prospective purchaser who enters a contract with you to purchase your home. An inspection of your lot is required before the documents are released by the Association. Send this form and check to the address above, marking the outside of the envelope �Resale Package.� Include, if available, any approval letters

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Please furnish the resale disclosure information on the below-mentioned lot, pursuant to the Virginia Property Owners Association Act. I agree that my property may be inspected for compliance with the covenants. I understand there is a charge of $100.00 (make check payable to Chantilly Highlands H.A.) for this information. Call Denise or Doug Fearson at 703Call Denise or Doug Fearson at 703Call Denise or Doug Fearson at 703Call Denise or Doug Fearson at 703----742742742742----8340 with 8340 with 8340 with 8340 with questions.questions.questions.questions.

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Attention all plumbers, handymen, electricians, painters, repairmen, independent consultants, owner/operators, contractors, local businessmen, etc. The 2001 CHHA Community Directory2001 CHHA Community Directory2001 CHHA Community Directory2001 CHHA Community Directory will be published in April. There will be a page designated just for Chantilly Highlands entrepreneurs. Please e-mail your business card to [email protected] to be included.


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Chantilly Drama Boosters Presents...Chantilly Drama Boosters Presents...Chantilly Drama Boosters Presents...Chantilly Drama Boosters Presents...

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Chantilly High School Cafeteria

December 9, 2000 8:30 AM 'til Noon

Ticket Prices: $5.00 per child

Adult Breakfast $3.00

The admission fee includes a continental breakfast, games, stories and the opportunity for you child to meet Santa and the cast from the Tiny Tot�s Concert. Bring your own camera to capture your child with Santa and characters from Aladdin, Beauty & the Beast, Little Mermaid, Toy Story and many more!

All proceeds go to the Chantilly High School Drama Department. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

After a highly successful run for their opening show, Room Service, the Chantilly High School Drama Department is readying for a busy holiday season. December will open with the Tiny Tot�s concert, on December 7th. The Tiny Tot�s Concert is performed during the school day for pre-schoolers. It is an abbreviated version of the Holiday Spectacular presented by the Drama, Choral, and Music Departments. The concert is presently �Sold Out.� The Chantilly High School Drama Boosters will hold its annual �Breakfast with Santa� on Saturday, December 9th in the high school cafeteria (see ad below). The admission fee of $5.00 for children and $3.00 for adults includes a continental breakfast, games, stories and the opportunity for your child to meet Santa and cast members from the popular �Tiny Tot�s� Concert. Be sure to bring your camera to capture your child with Santa, and characters from Aladdin, Beauty & the Beast, Little Mermaid, Toy Story and more! This fun filled morning will be held from 8:30 am to noon. On December 12th and 13th, the Drama Department will join the Choral and Music

Departments for the popular Holiday Spectacular. The Orchestra and Chorus will offer holiday favorites and the Drama Department will join with them to present Disney classics including Peter and the Wolf, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beat, Toy Story, as well as �Twas The Night Before Christmas, and How the Grinch Stole Christmas. It is certain that a jolly man in a red suit will make an appearance. The tickets for the Holiday Spectacular are $6 each and the show begins at 7:30 PM. On December 19th and 20th the Drama Department will present their annual production of A Christmas Carol. This Dickens classic is a treat for the entire family. The show begins at 7:30 PM and tickets are $5 each. Each season the Chantilly Drama Department also presents two shows especially aimed at the younger audience. The first of these children�s shows is entitled The Tale of Nine Princesses and will be held on January 25th and 26th. This show features the talents of Chantilly High School�s Drama I & II classes. Watch the next Highlander for more details.For more information on any of these upcoming productions contact Sarah Blum

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Join neighborhood moms and tots for any of the below activities. Everyone is welcome. Call Wendy at 703-904-1827 or e-mail her at [email protected] for more information.

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Neighborhood women are celebrating the Holidays with a Get Together on Wednesday, December 6 at 7:00 PM. Activities include:

�a cookie exchange �a "white elephant " gift exchange �a light dinner.

The celebration will be at Mary Ann Ceh�s home.

Everyone is welcome.

DecemberDecemberDecemberDecember EventEventEventEvent TimeTimeTimeTime

Tues. 5Tues. 5Tues. 5Tues. 5 Mary�s HouseMary�s HouseMary�s HouseMary�s House 3276 Kinross Circle RSVP 703-437-9433

10:00 AM

Fri. 8Fri. 8Fri. 8Fri. 8 Holiday PartyHoliday PartyHoliday PartyHoliday Party CHHA Community Center RSVP to Kathy 703-787-3883

10:00 AM

Mon. 11Mon. 11Mon. 11Mon. 11 Mary Ann's HouseMary Ann's HouseMary Ann's HouseMary Ann's House 13370 Scotsmore RSVP 703-709-8553

9:30 AM

Thurs. 14Thurs. 14Thurs. 14Thurs. 14 Visit With SantaVisit With SantaVisit With SantaVisit With Santa Fair Oaks Mall

10:00 AM

Mon. 18Mon. 18Mon. 18Mon. 18 Trains at the USGSTrains at the USGSTrains at the USGSTrains at the USGS 1:30 PM

Wed. 20Wed. 20Wed. 20Wed. 20 Kim's HouseKim's HouseKim's HouseKim's House 3208 Ravenscraig RSVP 703-435-1637

10:00 AM

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Call your Chantilly Highlands' neighborhood AvonAvonAvonAvon representative for all your Avon Holiday needs! Terrie Johnson 703-481-2541.

For Sale - Used Wood Burning InsertUsed Wood Burning InsertUsed Wood Burning InsertUsed Wood Burning Insert - Treemont black cast iron w/ gold trim, auto. blower, insert 29½�w x 24�h, effective heat source: $325. Used Used Used Used ViolinViolinViolinViolin, full size w/ case: $100. Please call Pat 703-437-7116.

For Sale:For Sale:For Sale:For Sale: Willow green Qu. An. sofa - $500. 3 pairs lined medium rose moiré curtains w/ tiebacks plus matching bay window curtains - $100 each including hardware. OBO. Call Virginia at 703-318-9231.

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Earn money, Shovel snow! Earn money, Shovel snow! Earn money, Shovel snow! Earn money, Shovel snow! The Land Management Committee is looking for neighbors who would like to clear snow off community sidewalks. Willing to pay $0.25 per square of sidewalk. (for example, clearing the sidewalk in front of Oak Hill School can earn someone $26.75). Call Terri at 703-834-0774.

Reporters WantedReporters WantedReporters WantedReporters Wanted - The Highlander is looking for reporters to cover stories of interest to the community. Submit articles and pictures to [email protected].

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PROXY

FOR THE 2001 ANNUAL MEETING

OF THE CHANTILLY HIGHLANDS HOMES ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED The undersigned hereby appoints as proxy to act and vote at the annual meeting of the Chantilly Highlands Homes Association, Incorporated, to be held at 7:30 p.m. on January 11, 2001, at the Chantilly Highlands Community Center, Oak Hill, Virginia, and at any adjournments thereof, upon any business which may properly come before said meeting, all in accordance with and as more fully described in the notice of said meeting, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged.

1) CHHA's bylaws require that a quorum be present at the annual meetings for actions taken to be valid. 2) Please complete this form to ensure that a quorum is achieved. 3) A proxy can be rescinded if you attend the meeting. 4) When you complete the proxy, you will be conveying your voting power to the nominated individual. 5) The only votes expected to be cast will be for Board of Directors positions. 6) If you wish, you can abstain from the vote, but have your presence counted to ensure the quorum is

achieved. 7) Proxies must be signed by homeowners or renters granted a proxy from the homeowner. 8) Areas with BOLD type must be filled out for the proxy to be valid. 9) If the Lot Number or Section is not known, it can be filled in at the Annual Meeting. 10) Only one proxy per household.

OWNER/CO-OWNER Date:

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(Print name) Lot Number: Section Address:

PROXY INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

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