Blogs posted by Northshore Courtyard Villas

	2014 Cabana Project Click title to see entire story May 4 2014. The Cabana Project has begun with removal of former tennis court blacktop. May 23 - Cabana deck leveled and re-surfaced May 23 - Expansion of pool deck, lagoon (west) side May 23 - Gate ramp enlarged June 4. Project stalled. Building department issued stop work order due to various design concerns. The GC and Board are addressing. June 4. Project stalled. Building department issued stop work order due to various design concerns. The GC and Board are addressing. August 15  Pro
	Aquatic Planting in Lagoon, Take II Click title to see entire story On May 10 2014 residents Lois and Mark Stalder once again stepped up to the plate to assist Director David Pieski in aquatic planting. Last years' canna really thrived, whereas the pickerelweed didn't . Consumption by grass carp was suspected. So this year, fencing was erected to hopefully protect the plants. Time will tell. About 70 pickerelweed, yellow canna, orange canna, and bulrush were installed. Thanks Lois and Mark!
	2014 Easter Egg Hunt Click title to see entire story The tradition continues! Another great turnout at our Commons on Saturday, April 19th. Thanks Renee and Brian Robbins for putting it all together.
	2013 Halloween Shindig - A “HOWL”ing Success Click title to see entire story On Saturday night, October 26, our cabana was home to ghostly merriment and high jinx as Northshore celebrated Halloween and the fall season. A modern hayride, courtesy of Brian Robbins and his ATV plus trailer, provided loads of fun for young and old alike. Big thanks to Renee and Brian, Robbin Riebel, and all the folks who donated their time or brought a dish to this event.
	2013 Easter Egg Hunt Click title to see entire story   The March 30 2013 Easter Egg Hunt was a HUGE success in our Commons! Thanks, Renee Robins, for 'stepping up' and organizing and executing this popular family event.
	Aquatic Planting in Lagoon Click title to see entire story On February 2, residents Lois and Mark Stalder, Board Director David Pieski, and some community minded neighborhood children planted 180 pickerelweed and canna in our lagoon. This project was reviewed and approved by your Board of Directors at the December 2012 meeting. The plants purpose is two-fold. One -- to absorb nutrient run-off and retard algae bloom and Two --- shoreline beautification. When in bloom, pickerelweed has purple while the canna has yellow flowers. Let's hope they thrive