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WOODLAKE— Neighborhood Newsletter — March 2017 1

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF WOODLAKE MARCH 2017

All Residents are Invited to Attend

It’s No Joke

“Annual Planting of the Ivy”

Get-Together

Saturday, April 1st

9:00 – 11:00 a.m.

In recognition of the annual planting of the ivy at the entrance to Woodlake, the Woodlake Social Committee cordially invites you to a celebration to commemorate

this (what has become) yearly spring event!

Come enjoy a fresh hot cup of coffee and a donut on us!

We need to know how many donuts we need, so please RSVP by Thursday, March 30, 2017 to:

Patty Lozon, (585) 727-9057 [email protected]

OR:

Debbie Grubb (304) 610-8815 [email protected]

Mark your calendars!

The Annual Woodlake Yard Sale will be held on

Saturday, May 13th from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm.

Yard sale applications will be available in the

April newsletter. Application fee is $10:00 and

checks can be made out to the Woodlake Home

& Garden Club. Residents can contact Grace

Gerwe with any questions, comments, and ideas

at (803) 865-7222 or [email protected]

Deadline for all newsletter articles, photos, and

advertisements is the 15th of each month!

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

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Table of Contents

Page

Woodlake Committee Members 3

Trash Pickup Schedule 3

Board Minutes 4 – 5

ACC Covenant Review 6

Home & Garden Club News 7

Residents’ Corner 8-9

What’s Cookin’? 10

Advertisement 11

Pine Straw /Spring Flower Order Forms 12-13

SQ Rescue Update 14

Email/Phone Tree Sign Up 15

Spring Fling Event Information 16

Classified Ads 17

Garden Club Recipe / Message from ACC 18

Advertising Information 19

ACC Minor / Major Changes Applications 20-21

Woodlake Pavilion Regulations 22

Waste and Recycling Schedule Information 23

Monthly Calendar 24

Are You New to Woodlake?

If so, please email Charlie Johnson at [email protected] with your name(s), children’s name(s) and ages, address, phone number,

employment, and previous location.

We will list you in the Woodlake newsletter and directory.

You will also receive a “Welcome Packet” with car decals, a Woodlake directory, and a copy of the Covenants.

Welcome to the Neighborhood!

The following families are new to Woodlake.

Please make them feel right at home with a big Hello!

Michael and Naomi Goetzl

628 Bridgecreek Drive

803-581-5828

They relocated from Phoenix, AZ.

Both are retired, but Michael is planning to return to work. Naomi grew up in South Carolina and always wanted to return to the south. Michael grew up in Iowa. They are

both delighted to be in Woodlake.

Wade and Allie Harris Mason- age 2

301 Bostwick Ridge

803-920-4524

They relocated from downtown Columbia.

Wade works for Palmetto Health, and Allie is employed

by Richland 2.


Woodlake Homeowners Association

Board of Directors:

Fred Mansperger, President 397-9425

Bill Lozon, Vice-President 585-703-0317

Howard van Dijk, Treasurer 788-9559

Kent Haggerty, Secretary 788-0566

Rick Hickok 419-7776

Debbie Morris 788-9049

Architectural Control Committee:

Ron Vermilye, Chairman

[email protected] 803-699-8018

Chip Griffin 757-561-1076

Mike Grubb 304-543-4854

Dan Swartwood 803-629-4271

Bob Diggle 736-2362

Newsletter:

Liz Jamison [email protected]

Neighborhood Watch:

Howard van Dijk 788-9559

Boat and Trailer Storage:

Ron Davis [email protected] 743-8527

Pavilion Committee:

Robert Hudson, Chair 865-7365

Joshua Dreher 736-5556

Pool Committee:

Fred Peterson 788-9038

Golf Committee:

Steve Tillman 736-6041

Home & Garden Club:

Debbie Grubb 497-3989

Woodlake Association:

Steve Friedland, President 736-3618

Walter Tompson, Vice-President 865-1838

Blaine DeLancey, Secretary 788-5808

Rick Hickok, Board Member 699-5612

Ed Mitchell, Board Member 419-9228

Hugo Pond Association:

Howard van Dijk, President 788-9559

Ron Davis, Vice-President 743-8527

Debbie Morris, Secretary 788-9049

Anne Hayes, Treasurer 865-0082

Henry Geathers, Board Member 736-1322

Steve Tillman, Board Member 736-6041

Management Company:

Southern Community Service 865-5470

Richland County Sheriff:

Deputy Mike Poole (cell) 518-2724

Region 7 Community Action Contact:

Deputy Travis Roberts (cell) 513-3440

email: [email protected]

Police Communications 576-3000

Richland County Ombudsman: 929-6000

(Call the Ombudsman for animal control weekdays 9 am - 5 pm)

Animal Control (Emergency After Hours): 252-2911

Committee Members 2017

Email Address for WHOA Board Members: [email protected]

Trash Pick-Up Schedule:

Household Trash: Mondays Yard Waste: Wednesdays

Recyclables: Fridays (every other week)*

The lime green recycling roll cart will be collected every other week. Refer to the calendar sent to you by the

Richland County Solid Waste Department. Visit www.rcgov.us/richlandrecycles.

If your normally scheduled pick-up day for service should fall on a holiday, the make-up day will be the next day. Those holidays will

include: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day ,and Christmas Day.

Please be sure NOT to move your trash out until the morning of pick-up. Thank you for your cooperation!


Woodlake Homeowners Board Meeting

Minutes of the Woodlake Homeowners Board meeting held on Monday, January 9, 2017, at 5:00 p.m.

In Attendance: Fred Mansperger (President), Debbie Morris (Past President), Bill Lozon (V. President), Howard

van Dijk (Treasurer), Kent Haggerty (Secretary), Rick Hickok, Jeannie Heller, and Brooks Owings (Financial Mgr.

of SCS). Also attending were Ron Vermilye and Mike Grubb (ACC), and Liz Jamison (Publisher of Woodlake

Newsletter).

ACC:

Prior to the meeting, Ron Vermilye and Mike Grubb reviewed a recent issue involving construction of a playhouse

by a Woodlake resident without submitting a request to the ACC. The main issue is that the playhouse is located

toward the front of the property where it is visible from the street. Motion was made, seconded, and approved to

allow the playhouse contingent upon the owners relocating it to the back of the property behind a cedar tree where

it would not be visible from the street.

Minutes:

The board approved the Dec. 12th, 2016, board minutes as written.

Financials:

Brooks reviewed financials as of 12/31/16. Revenue exceeds budget by $3,101, primarily due to income from

pavilion rentals and advertising fees. There was an error in coding the proper expense for contract landscaping

which will be corrected. Total expenses are under budget by $14,839. Budget surplus will be offset slightly from

the expense of the pavilion retaining wall and future landscaping projects.

Old Business:

Green Earth did some tree trimming at the front entrance. Fred mentioned that there is a huge branch behind the

pavilion that needs to be cut. Concern is that Green Earth may not be able to handle the tree cutting at the Pavil-

ion.

Two large trees just past the causeway are arched and overhanging Bridgecreek Drive. Fred suggested that we

may want to have a professional tree cutting contractor remove the tree instead of Green Earth. Brooks said he

would contact several tree companies and possibly Chip Griffin for cutting the two trees.

Rick Hickok met with George Moreland of Richland County Roads and Drainage. The storm drains were clear, but

sandy deltas were at the end of the drains. Deltas can be moved out into the lake. A complete survey will be

done, and Richland County will contact the Board regarding redistribution of the deltas.

Rick Hickok reviewed the ongoing work with the Dam Restoration Project. The contractor wants to use new dirt to

backfill the dam, which will add slightly to the project cost. Richland County requires that soil compaction testing

be performed as the dirt is replaced in the dam.


Security/Safety:

Fred mentioned that flowers were taken from the free libraries. A question was raised about the sensitivity of the secu-

rity cameras near the pool. Also, most of the books in the libraries are gone and need to be replaced.

Rick Hickok mentioned that several residents were walking on the dam when construction work was in progress. This

is an extremely unsafe practice, and signs have been posted on each gate warning residents not to walk on the dam

until all work on the dam has been completed.

Maintenance:

Bill Lozon commented that materials have been ordered for cleaning the grout in the pavilion bathrooms.

Brooks commented that cost for repairing the leak near the pavilion was $1850. The repair included installation of a

pressure regulator and a check of the system.

Bill Lozon mentioned that reflective epoxy paint will be installed on the curbs at the front entrance once weather warms

up and temperature remains above 50 degrees.

Pavilion asphalt paving needs to be replaced. Tree roots need to be removed. Also, paving across the street needs to

be checked and possibly replaced. Brooks will contact two paving companies for replacement of asphalt paving.

Also, a question was raised to Richland County about the condition of Bridgecreek Drive near the causeway. Fred con-

tacted the Ombudsman, and Travis Thomas from Richland County will meet with Fred Mansperger to assess condition

of the road.

New Business:

Fred mentioned that he was going to send several articles to Liz Jamison for the newsletter regarding availability of

reading material at the Little Folks Library, and for residents to measure their water pressure at their homes.

Fred mentioned that discussion from the last meeting included possible construction of a boat dock on the dam near the

spillway. Rick Hickok, said that another option might be to install a mooring post out in the lake. Rick said that since

Woodlake Homeowners pay 25 percent of their dues for the lake, they should have access to the lake with a paved

ramp. Rick also presented a proposal for dog cleanup stations. One station could be installed near the dam and boat

ramp, and another station could be near the pavilion. Rick said he would make contact with the company and get a

price for the service.

Fred mentioned that he noticed some formatting issues with the newsletter. Debbie said that she could contact Jeff

Tautenhan regarding suggestions to improve formatting.

Meeting was adjourned at 6:35 pm.

Future Board Meetings: Second Monday in Month at 6:30 pm: February 13th, March 13th, and April 10 at 306 Belle

Grove Circle during cooler weather.

Respectfully Submitted,

Kent Haggerty

Secretary


Woodlake ACC Covenant Review

Article V , Section 17 - Commercial Vehicles

Each month a specific covenant will be published to remind homeowners of Woodlake requirements

accepted when purchasing a home in Woodlake.

This month’s covenant review is about commercial vehicles.

This issue comes up on occasion, and we want to clarify what it

means. The dictionary defines a vehicle as any conveyance

used to transport people or goods. This includes trucks, SUV’s,

cars, flat beds, and trailers. Commercial vehicles are identified

by logos or signs on the sides, hood, or back of the

conveyance.

This covenant does not apply to the normal activity of trades-

men coming into the neighborhood to provide services to the

residents. It does apply if those vehicles need to stay parked

for extended periods of time (days). In the past, there have

been times when such vehicles have blocked roads and caused

potential dangers to residents walking or driving in the

neighborhood.

In any case, if there is a question, please contact one of the

ACC members.

Woodlake’s “Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and

Restrictions” and other governing documents are always

available for review and download at the following URL:

trustscs.com/community/woodlake/

We appreciate your cooperation in abiding by the

Woodlake Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and

Restrictions.

Article V, Section 17 of the Declaration of

Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions:

No commercial vehicle shall be parked,

stored or kept at any time on any lot unless

wholly stored in a private garage or

screened in an enclosure approved by the

Architectural Control Committee.


Woodlake Home & Garden Club News, Wine & Cheese Social

Submitted by: Debbie Grubb

The Woodlake Home and Garden Club held its Wine and Cheese Social at the home of

Debbie Morris on Tuesday, February 7. Members welcomed two new guests, Becky

Moore and Naomi Goetzl.

Special thanks to our Hostess Debbie Morris and Co-hostesses Jane Lindsay, and Linda

Swartwood, who provided the delicious appetizers and lovely table arrangement. One

recipe in particular, Golden Cheese Wheel, was a big hit with the group. Thanks to Linda

Swartwood for providing the recipe. Look for it on page 18.

Several announcements followed:

Our Spring Pine Straw fundraiser is being conducted. Sallie Lindsay and Lynn Diggle are co-chairing. The price is $3.95 per bale, and

orders are due no later than March 22. Delivery will be the following Thursday and Friday. See Page 12 for the Order Form.

We will once again hold our annual Spring Flower Sale, including geraniums, begonias, and mixed pots from Bruce’s Greenhouse. The

flowers are always beautiful and of excellent quality. See Page 13 for the Order Form.

The club’s intention to provide lanterns at the entrance to Woodlake was discussed. Because there is an issue with the quote received

by the board to provide electricity, and another quote has been requested.

Our next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 7, at the home of Joanne Ferster, 115 Fallen Oak, 7 p.m. Invite a neighbor to come!

See you there.


Residents’ Corner

Questions or concerns about our neighborhood?

Just ask the Board!

Do you have questions about the covenants? Maybe the pavilion?

Email us!

The Woodlake Homeowners Association has set up a special email address just for you!

Email the board at: [email protected]

The first of Woodlake’s two featured residents for March is Mr. Howard van Dijk, who currently serves as

Treasurer of the Woodlake Home Owners Association, Neighborhood Watch contact, and President of the Hugo

Pond Association.

My wife Lynn and I have been Woodlake residents for 18 years and have enjoyed this fine, quiet subdivision. Our

sons went to Spring Valley High School and had good experiences in the band and soccer programs. I have served

on the Woodlake Homeowner board in various capacities since the HOA was founded. The Woodlake HOA has

done a great job in establishing and enforcing standards which we all enjoy. Because of these standards, the value

of our properties have continued to be high. I enjoy bringing people together to work on projects that help all of us in

the subdivision.

One project example is the grant we received from Richland County that helped us repair and paint the fence.


The second featured resident of Woodlake for March is

Mr. Kent Haggerty, who is currently the Secretary for the

Woodlake Home Owners Association.

My wife, Sherry, and I are from Aiken, SC. Following high

school and college, my thirty years employment with DuPont

was spent at the Savannah River Site, Wilmington, DE, and

Hendersonville, TN. After retirement, we knew we wanted to

be closer to family and to my alma mater, so four year ago,

we moved into our recently built home on 132 Laurel Bay

Lane. We thoroughly love Woodlake, the people, and feel-

ing of community.

Sherry and I are blessed with four daughters, and seven

grandchildren. Our oldest daughter, her husband, and three

grandsons live in N.E. Columbia. We love to travel and visit

family in Aiken, as well as our daughters and their families in

the North East, Maryland, and Phoenix, Arizona. I also

enjoy playing guitar, golf, and woodworking.

It is a privilege to serve as a Woodlake HOA board member.

My hope is that the high standards set by the HOA will be

embraced and upheld by all, so we can enjoy our wonderful

Woodlake community for many years to come.

Don’t forget Daylight Saving Time is Sunday, March 12th


Sampling the taste of the town….bite by bite!

Scottie’s Café and Grill, 10400 Wilson Blvd, Blythewood

If you’ve never heard of Scottie’s, you’re probably not alone! I discovered it several years ago after a neighbor mentioned it to me. Perhaps the

reason I had not noticed it before is because it’s attached to a gas station out in Blythewood. This is the last place I wou ld think to look for a

sit-down restaurant. because usually a fast food restaurant is connected to a gas station. Scottie’s reminds me of a Greek restaurant, having a

very broad menu with lots of good choices along with delicious looking cakes on display in a glass case near the entry door.

Scottie’s prices are very reasonable, the quality of the food is good, and the servings are huge. Some of our favorite dishes are pizza, baked

spaghetti, fried catfish, hamburgers, country fried steak, and their salads (“Big Salads”, as Elaine from Seinfeld would say) .

It’s generally crowded on Friday nights, but the wait time isn’t usually too long. They have ample seating both with booths and tables. If one likes

catfish, the special on Friday nights is two filets, fries, and coleslaw for $7.95 (with three filets it’s $8.95). The size of the filets is very large and

two is plenty for most people.

The first time we went to Scottie’s, everyone coming out raved about the pizza. We decided to give it a try and were a little disappointed. We

thought the crust needed a little salt, and I guess our expectations were too high, based on everyone’s comments. We gave up on the pizza until

about a month ago, and I decided to give it another try. This time it was very good. Either they had a bad day , or I had a bad day on my first

visit. I’ve ordered it twice now in the past two months, and it’s been great.

Recently, on a Friday night, a couple, sitting at the table next to us, sat down and ordered the Huge Meatball appetizer. It ’s a half pound meat-

ball! They split it. Next, their entrees came. The lady had the spaghetti, which is really good, and her husband ordered the “Monster Hamburg-

er.” It’s a full pound hamburger, with two patties, and a third bun in between the whole thing. It came to his table with a large steak knife sticking

up in the middle of it! They said both were very good!

The salads are great, and big! At a recent lunch visit, Woodlake resident, Mike Grubb, ordered a salad with chicken ($7.95). It was enough to

feed the whole table, and he barely made a dent in it.

I highly recommend trying Scottie’s! It’s a keeper.

Until next time!

Ben Eaton


Make check payable to: Woodlake Home & Garden Club

Name ___________________________________________________________________________

Address__________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number___________________________________ Email address_____________________________________________________

Number of bales needed _________ @ $3.95 = ___________ Total Amount Due = ___________________

Return the order form below with your check by March 22nd to Lynn Diggle at 102 Spring Point Dr.

or Sallie Lindsay at 3 Bentwood Ct. (there is a container on the front porch)

Please contact Lynn Diggle at 736-2362 or [email protected] if you have any questions.

Delivery will be Thursday, March 30th and Friday, March 31st.

Longleaf Pine Straw

Delivered directly to your home, at the best time of year for the

best quality!

Woodlake

Home & Garden

Club Fundraiser

100% of all proceeds from our fundraisers go towards beautifying the Woodlake common areas.

Still the best price in

town at only

$3.95 per bale delivered!

(includes tax)


Woodlake

Home& Garden

Club Presents...

Spring Flower Sale! The Garden Club offers you the finest quality plants, straight from our local grower.

These beautiful plants are available by pre-order only.

Ordering Deadline is Friday, April 7th

Pickup at the Pavilion Saturday, April 22nd, from 10 until 11:00 a.m.

The Woodlake Home & Garden Club uses sale proceeds for ongoing neighborhood beautification.

Please use the form below to order. Keep the top section of this form for your records, and

return the bottom portion with payment (checks only) to:

Judy Roberts, 103 Fallen Oak Drive

Questions? Call Robin at 803-603-7650

New item!

Choose Italian or Mexican herb mix

Cut here —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————-—Cut here

Geraniums: 10” Basket

$16.00 ea.

Red Qty:

Hot Pink Qty:

White Splash Qty:

New Guinea Impatiens: 10” Basket

$16.00 ea.

Red Qty:

Pink Qty:

White with Pink Eye Qty:

Dragon-Wing Begonia: 10” Basket

$16.00 ea.

Red Qty:

Portulaca: 10” Basket

$16.00 ea.

Mixed Colors Qty:

Herb dish garden– Italian

(Sweet Basil Genovese, Chives Garlic,

Oregano Italian, Parsley Italian, Rosemary,

Sage)

$15.00 ea.

Qty:

Herb dish garden- Mexican

(Sweet Basil Genovese, Cilantro Mexican,

Marjoram Compact, Oregano Hot and

Spicy, Pepper Basket of fire, thyme)

$15.00 ea.

Qty:

Red geranium mixed flower combo

basket

12” Basket

$20.00 ea.

Qty:

Dragon Wing Begonia mixed flower

combo basket

12” Basket

$20.00 ea.

Qty: Name _______________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________

Phone number ________________________________________________

Email _______________________________________________________

The Woodlake Home & Garden Club thanks you for your supporting our neighborhood!

Make check payable to: Woodlake Home & Garden Club

____ baskets @ $16/ea.= $__________ ____baskets @ $20/ea.= $___________

____ dish gardens @ $15/ea.=________

Total Purchase = $_________ Donation in lieu of purchase = $________________


SQ Rescue gave Bean and Annie a second chance at

life. Annie’s family decided they had too many dogs and

dropped her off at a kill shelter. Bean was a stray found

by a stranger who brought her to the same shelter.

SQ Rescue volunteers picked up the dogs at the kill

shelter, and then we were honored to foster them at our

home. Within three weeks, the two dogs were adopted

by two incredible families. What happy endings for Bean

and Annie!

SQ Rescue operates on a foster system to prepare

rescue dogs for their forever homes. The organization

pays for all medication, vet appointments, and food.

SQ Rescue is a non-profit, “no kill” animal rescue group

that has been saving dogs for over 30 years.

Please check the website at www.sqrescueinc.org

for further information and to see available dogs. The

organization holds adoption clinics at Pet Smart three

times a month.

To learn more about fostering dogs or to make a

donation of supplies or cash, please contact Bev Ryan at

803-477-4100.

Precious girl, Bean

Sweet Annie

SQ RESCUE HELPS DOGS IN NEED Submitted by: Bev Ryan


We encourage all residents to Sign Up for the

Neighborhood Watch E-mail/Phone Tree and Newsletter!

We need a way to inform our residents of any incidents that might happen in

the neighborhood as soon as it happens. To do this, we are encouraging all

residents to sign up for the Neighborhood Watch E-mail / Phone Tree.

By providing us with your email and/or phone number, we can get important

information to you that can help keep you and your family safe, and hopefully,

reduce the number of incidents.

Also, sign up, so you can receive the newsletter right to your inbox!

Don’t miss out on all that’s going on in the neighborhood!

Signing up is so easy…

To be added to the “Neighborhood Watch E-mail / Phone Tree” and Newsletter distribution list,

simply email the Board at: [email protected]

Save the Date!

Woodlake Oyster Roast & Shrimp Boil

Sponsored by Woodlake Social Committee

Set for Saturday, April 22

We had such a good time last year that we decided to do it again!

Plan to spend a warm spring evening, lakeside with neighbors and friends enjoying good food and great oysters!

Set aside Saturday, April 22, to attend the Woodlake Oyster Roast and Shrimp Boil starting at 6 p.m. at the Pavilion.

Watch the April Newsletter for more information and reservation form!


Woodlake Families presents:

Spring Fling! Saturday, April 1st, 2017

at 3 p.m.

At Woodlake Pavilion

Come celebrate the beginning of spring!

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Classified Ads

To place a FREE classified ad, email

the Woodlake Newsletter editor at

[email protected] by the

15th of the month.

Please describe the item, include the

price, attach a photo of the item

(if available), and include the

appropriate contact information.

Please make sure entries are 40

words or less. Classified listings

are for Woodlake residents only and

will run for one month.

Please, no real estate ads!

PET SITTING SERVICE: Responsible Woodlake neighbor with prior pet

sitting experience. In addition to pet sitting, I can also get your mail, water

household plants, and rotate blinds/lights for additional security.

Contact Amy Cavanna at: 850-748-8572 or [email protected]

TUTOR: Former engineer.

Taught Algebra at Kelly Mill. Successful tutor of basic

math, algebra, trig, geometry, calculus, statistics, and

physics with references upon request.

Contact Stephen Bidwell at:

803-331-0468 or [email protected]

Pssst…. Yeah, I'm talking to you!

Please remind your walker to ‘scoop up’ after you during walks though the

neighborhood, including on both dams. Respect our neighbors by not

walking on their beautiful yards, and remember the playground is for the

kids! Other walkers, runners, and homeowners will appreciate your efforts.

Please Note: Richland County Ordinance — ALL dogs are to be on a

leash at all times in the neighborhood; this includes walking on both

dams. Thank you.

A reminder to all drivers:

Schools are back in session! Please watch for kids

walking to and from school, and please keep your

speed down, especially within a school zone!

The speed limit in Woodlake is:

ATV riders - if you are interested in meeting and riding with other Woodlake

ATV riders, call George Baker at 843-319-4290


Golden Cheese Wheel

Contributed by: Linda Swartwood, Woodlake Home and Garden Club

1 pkg active dry yeast ½ cup snipped parsley 2/3 cup warm water ½ tsp garlic salt

2 cups all-purpose flour 1/8 tsp pepper 2 Tbsp cooking oil 1 slightly beaten egg

½ tsp sugar 1 Tbsp water ½ tsp salt 1 ½ tsp sesame seeds

1 beaten egg 1 tsp sugar (optional) 3 cups shredded Muenster cheese

Soften yeast in the warm water. Beat in 1 cup of the flour, oil, sugar and salt. Stir in enough of the remaining flour to make a moderately stiff

dough. Turn out onto a slightly floured surface; knead till smooth and elastic, 5 - 8 minutes. Place in lightly greased bowl, turning once to grease

surface. Cover; let rise in warm place till it doubles (approximately 1 hour). Punch down; divide into 2 portions. Cover and let rest 10 minutes.

On lightly floured surface, roll 1 portion into a 13-inch circle. Place circle on a greased 12-inch round pan. Combine the first egg, cheese, parsley,

garlic salt, and pepper. Spread over dough in pan. Roll remaining dough into 13-inch circle. Place over filling. Trim and flute edges. Bake in 400

degree oven for 20 minutes.

Remove from oven. Brush top with the mixture of remaining egg and 1 tablespoon of water. Sprinkle with sesame seed and sugar (if desired).

Return to oven and continue baking 12 - 15 minutes more. Cut in narrow wedges. Serve hot. Enjoy!

Message from the ACC

In the past month the ACC has received six new applications from Woodlake homeowners:

1. Removing two pine trees

2. Changing the front door

3. Adding a sunroom.

4. Installing a pool, fence around the yard, and a cabana

5. Adding paver walkway and fountain / hedge / retaining wall

Once again, we appreciate everyone for following the Woodlake Guidelines in submittal of applications for projects like these.

We have submitted the revised Guidelines to the Woodlake Architect for final drafting. Once that is done, it will be given to the WHOA for their

approval. Our goal is to deliver to all Woodlake homeowners a copy of the Woodlake Covenants and Design Guidelines, along with having these

documents available on the SCS website.

Respectfully,

The Woodlake AAC

Ron Vermilye,

Bob Diggle

Chip Griffin

Mike Grubb

Dan Swartwood


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(available at the Pavilion) for residents who do not have access to email.

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Ad Sizes and Advertising Rates for 2017

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The Pavilion is for the use of all residents!

Here’s some important information on using the Woodlake Pavilion

Property owners of Woodlake may reserve the

Pavilion through the Pavilion Committee, which has

the right to approve or disapprove those events.

Reservation of the facility will include only the roofed

building and lawn patio and will NOT include the

pool or pool areas. Please contact Robert Hudson

at 865-7365 for reservations.

The Woodlake Home Owners Association, Inc.,

meetings and organized neighborhood clubs

(Woodlake Women, Woodlake Home and Garden,

and Woodlake Families) may use the Pavilion

without a deposit. However, reservations will be

required.

After reservations are made, a security deposit of

two checks (for $50.00 each) made payable to the

Woodlake Home Owners Association is required.

One half of the deposit ($50.00) will be returned by

mail within seven days after the function, once it has

been determined that the facility was left in the same

manner in which it was received. This shall include

the proper disposal of all trash and debris, and the

return of the key. One half of the deposit ($50.00)

will be kept in the Pavilion Fund for maintenance and

improvements.

A Home owner must be present for all functions.

All Woodlake Home Owners Association members

and their guests must abide by the South Carolina

State Liquor Laws.

The Homeowners should secure a reservation form

when making a reservation, which must be displayed

at the Pavilion during the function.

Arrangements will be made to obtain the key to the

Pavilion. After your event, please be sure to lock the

kitchen door and return the key to the committee.

Reserving the Pavilion only includes the roof area,

the lower patio and the restrooms. It does NOT

grant access to the pool. The pool is for the use of

Home owners only, not guests in the Pavilion.

A land line telephone has been installed on the Pa-

vilion wall closest to the pool. It is for emergency

outgoing 911 calls only.

Privileges will be revoked if rules are not followed..

Woodlake Pavilion Hours

10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Sunday– Thursday

10:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.

Fridays, Saturdays & Holidays

Please respect your neighbors by keeping the

Kiddie Play Area:

Reminder: Dogs are NOT allowed in the

play area at any time. Pet excrement

can be hazardous to the health of

young children and pregnant women.

Thank you


Forgotten the solid waste & recycling schedule?

Now you can get reminders sent to you!

To get reminders of the weekly pick-up days sent to you, simply visit the

Richland County Waste management site at:

Www.rcgov.us/Government/Departments/SolidWasteRecycling

Scroll down to the blue bar that reads “My Schedule” , type in your address,

and hit search. Up pops the Woodlake schedule for trash, yard, and recycling

pick up days. You can do one of a few things once you have

the schedule in front of you.

1. Bookmark it 2. Print schedule 3. Get reminders


Are you enjoying the Woodlake newsletter? Have any suggestions for making it better? If so, let me know!

Have an interesting article, favorite recipe, upcoming event, or great photo of Woodlake that you would like to share with

your neighbors? Send it over to [email protected] by the 15th of the month!

Thank you,

Liz Jamison

Designer & Editor—Woodlake Community Newsletter

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Club meeting

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Daylight savings

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Board Meeting

6:30pm @

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Circle

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Deadline for ADS

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St. Patrick’s

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First day of

Spring

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Deadline for Pine

Straw Orders

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Fling

March 2017

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