Download Report

May 2015
an Amelia Island Plantation Community Association Publication
Amelia Island Plantation is for the birds!
New signs to be installed at
each of the Amelia Island Plantation Community Association’s
three beach access points are
part of the Community’s ongoing
initiative to encourage beachgoers to share the beach with
the many Florida shorebirds and
seabirds that nest on the open
beach.
The signs, provided by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conserva-
tion Commission (FWC)
and approved by the Architectural Review Board,
remind beach-goers to
avoid going in nesting areas that are protected
with signs and that disturbing nesting birds can prevent
them from caring for their young,
leaving them vulnerable to the
hot sun and to predators.
Interested in volunteering to help
A
Least terns are
among the
threatened
shorebird species
that nest along
AIP’s beaches.
monitor protected shorebird
nesting areas? Contact Blair
Hayman at the FWC, (386) 7541669, for information about becoming a bird steward.
plan hatched by AIPCA’s volunteer “Bluebird
Patrol” to provide safe havens where bluebirds can
nest is working! Community residents and avid
nature lovers Jean Middleton and Candace Bridgewater
shared this photo of bluebird chicks which hatched in April in
one of the 14 bluebird boxes now strategically placed around
the Community. This ongoing project is a cooperative effort by
these dedicated volunteers, the AIPCA, the Omni Resort and
its golf course managers. Thanks to all involved for supporting
this threatened species.
Canopy
Dancing at Sunset at Walker’s April 1.
Enjoying the April 20 POC Dinner.
Security Director
Alan Barker
dropping off
hundreds of gate
clickers to be
recycled April 18.
Omni Managing Director Donald Stamets; Martex Services
Vice President Tom Livingston; AIPCA President Richard
Tufaro; and Amelia Island Plantation Foundation President
Judith Pines plant a magnolia tree at Cooper Bridge on
Earth Day, April 22.
AIP Foundation Board
members Joe Warren and
Bob Bolan.
2 | AIPCA | May 2015
Canopy
4 pm
Tuesday
May 12
6 pm
Wednesday
May 13
5:30 pm
Monday
May 18
Community Activities & Amenities Presentation
The AIPCA, Amelia Island Club and Omni Resort have
great facilities and offer a wide-range of activities and
programs year-round. Find out about the engaging,
enlightening and entertaining opportunities available
to you at this free presentation at Walker’s Landing
Sunset at Walker’s
Dance as the sun goes down and share your favorite
appetizers and desserts with friends and neighbors at
Sunset at Walker’s at Walker’s Landing. Entertainment
this month by Supernatural Duo. $10 per person. RSVP
to [email protected] by Monday, May 11
POC Dinner
Sample the southern-inspired fare of the Omni Marsh
View Bar & Grill at the May POC Dinner at the Property
Owners Club. Cost is $25 per person all inclusive. Bring
your own beer/wine/alcohol and mixers if desired. RSVP
by 4 p.m. Thursday, May 14, to [email protected].
Emergency Preparedness Forum
1-3 pm
Tuesday
May 26
Knowing what to do before, during and after an
emergency can make all the difference. Come to this
Community Forum at Walker’s Landing to find out what
the AIPCA is doing to prepare for and recover from potential emergencies and what steps you can take now
for you and your family to be ready if disaster strikes.
May 2015 | AIPCA | 3
Community Events for May 2015
All events are subject to change. Visit the calendar at
www.aipca.net
~ Around our Community ~
Daily, 3-5:30 pm
Mondays & Tuesdays 5-7 pm
Happy Hour, Marsh View Bar & Grill, 201 Sea Marsh Road
For more information, call 261-6161, #5460.
AIPCA Appreciation Nights, Verandah Restaurant, 142 Racquet Park Drive
AIPCA Members (parties of 6 or fewer) receive 50% off entrees and bottles of wine under $100. Bring
AIPCA Member or AIE Club card. Dine-in only. For reservations, call 321-5050.
Thursdays, 5-8 pm
Thursdays & Saturdays, 5-9 pm
Fridays, 5-9 pm
Saturdays, 9 am-1 pm
Fri-Sun May 1-3
Sat May 2, 10 am-12 noon
Tue May 5, 8:30 am
Yappy Hour, Marsh View Bar & Grill, 201 Sea Marsh Road
For more information, call 261-6161, #5460.
Steak Out, Marché Burette, Shops of Amelia Island Plantation, 87 Amelia Village Circle
Shrimp Boil, Marché Burette, Shops of Amelia Island Plantation, 87 Amelia Village Circle
$18 per person. Live music.
Amelia Farmers Market, Shops of Amelia Island Plantation
“Fish to Fork” Culinary Weekend, Omni Resort 39 Beach Lagoon Road
For more information, visit www.fish-to-fork.com
Model Boat Club Sail, Red Maple Lake at Beach Wood Road
For more information, contact Hal Mather at (904) 261-6420.
Moving, Selling and Downsizing seminar, Osprey Village
RSVP to (904) 277-8222
Tue May 12, 4 pm
Community Activities & Amenities Presentation, Walker’s Landing
Wed May 13, 3 pm
SAISSA Board of Trustees Meeting, Racquet Park Conference Center
Wed May 13, 6-9 pm
Fri May 15, 9 am
Mon May 18, 5:30 pm
Tue May 26, 10 am
Tues May 26, 1-3 pm
Sunset at Walker’s, Walker’s Landing, 1 Walker’s Landing
RSVP to [email protected] by Monday, May 11
AIPCA Board of Directors Meeting, Property Owners Club, 201 Sea Marsh Road
POC Dinner, Property Owners Club, 201 Sea Marsh Road
RSVP to [email protected] by Thursday, May 14
Architectural Review Board Meeting, Racquet Park Conference Center
Deadline for agenda items is 12 noon, Tuesday, May 5
Emergency Preparedness Forum, Walker’s Landing
~ Around Town ~
May 1-3
May 9-30
May 15-17
Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival
For more information, go to www.shrimpfestival.com
Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival
For more information, go to www.ameliaislandchambermusicfestival.com
Wild Amelia Nature Festival
For more information, go to www.wildamelia.com
Have you “LIKED” us on Facebook yet? Visit www.Facebook.com/DiscoverAmeliaIslandPlantation