Quail Creek Property Owners

Emergencies
Ambulance	911
Fire	911
Police	911
Allied Waste Services	865-1717
Animal Control	864-1126
City Utilities
Customer Service	831-8300
Service Trouble	863-9000
Street Lights	831-8311
Missouri One Call (call before digging)	800-344-7483

2006-7 Board of Directors

President	Joe Brozovich	882-3992	jmbroz@att.net
Vice-President	Bob Scott	823-8332	rws4710@yahoo.com
Sec/Treasurer	Donna Howerton	890-8601	donnaspri@aol.com
Member at Large	Bill Hass	890-0808	wrh74@hotmail.com
Member at Large	Troy Kennedy	886-9518	TKennedy@SpringfieldTrust.com

Committees

ARCHITECTURAL: Chr. Lezah Stenger 889-4300, Ed Alden, Ron Stenger

AUDIT: Alexandria Menzel

DIRECTORY/NEWSLETTER: Gaye Lee

FLOWERBED:

Chrs. Patricia Bannerman and JoAnna Jones, Natha Anderson, Gaye Lee, Linda Moneymaker, Helen Ballew, Kevin & Kelly Rapp, Howard Bannerman, Linda & Gilbert Clary, Amy Ruggeri, Ammie Cyr, Carolyn Dixon, Bonnie Samuels, Ralph Ernst, Bob & Carol Scott, John and Donna Howerton, Sandra Tower, Beth Kennedy, Don Vaughan, Jennifer, Vicki & Jerry Webster

GROUNDS: Jerry Webster (Chair), Howard Bannerman, John Barber, Ralph Ernst, John Fischer, Harry James, Bob Scott

HOLIDAY DECORATING: Sarah Ernst, Lugene Burns

HOSPITALITY: Linda Moneymaker (Chair), Sue Baber, Era Justice, Mary Barber, Sandy Preston, Lugene Burns, Bonnie Samuels, Sarah Ernst, Carol Scott, Jeanne Hass, Charlene Wolfe, JoAnna Jones

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH: Gary Cyr, Stan Baber

POOL: (POOL PHONE NUMBER 889-4595), Scott Menzel (Chair), Nolan & Annie Hardison, Bryant and Kelly Prude

WEBMASTER: Joe Brozovich

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Block Captains Karen Fischer (Chair) 886-0319

Beekman	Era Justice	823-9421
Camino Alto	Coleen Richeson	883-5186
Cardinal	Carlene Anderson	881-9552
Lakewood & 4700 Woodpointe	Mary H. Haege	887-8270
Parkhill: 4400 & 4500	Jeanne Hass	890-0808
Parkhill: 4600	Bill & Rene Burns	881-6285
Parkhill: 4700	Wendy Dorland	890-5214
Quail Creek: 4200-4300	JoAnna Jones	877-1901
Quail Creek: 4406-4638	Bob and Gaye Lee	877-1901
Quail Creek: 4651-4710 & Rockhill	Howard & Patty Bannerman	889-0415
Shawnee	Jane Hood	889-1430
Swallow/Newton	Sarah Ernst	882-3701
Turnberry 4600	Helen Ballew	890-5559
Turnberry 4700	Richard Naegler	883-8895
Woodhaven	Kay Breig	881-0714
Woodpointe 4600	Ray Vogelweid	823-9785

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Pool Rules

1. Members must sign in & display passes.

2. Children 11 & under must have supervision.

3. No running, hitting, offensive language.

4. No rough play in and around pool.

5. No glass or breakable containers.

6. Wash off after being in sand.

7. Dispose of all trash in proper containers.

8. No fence climbing and no hard pool toys.

9. Smoking is not allowed.

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Recreation Facility Rules

GENERAL

I. Every household is responsible for ensuring all members and their guests understand and follow the rules.

2. To maintain and secure our pool, tennis, and basketball courts, a lock system is used. Each homeowner has two identical keys that allow access. If a key is lost, one may be purchased from the Hospitality Chairperson ($5). These keys are for Quail Creek homeowners only -no copies are to be made. Please take precautions when using the tennis and basketball courts as the latch style locks will need to be relocked after each use. The pool gate has a self-closing latch that will require your key for access and leaving. It is necessary for pool users to sign in with the lifeguard. Only Quail Creek residents may sponsor guests. Each resident may sponsor up to four guests with a maximum of eight guests per household (except for the volleyball court where homeowners may sponsor 18 guests). More than eight guests is considered a party, and requires a party contract.

3. Facilities are for members and their family and guests only. All guests must be accompanied by a Quail Creek resident.

4. Glass or breakable containers, wheeled vehicles, and pets are not allowed in the pool area or on the courts.

5. Smoking is prohibited.

6. Offensive language will not be tolerated.

7. Dispose of all trash before leaving the area.

8. The Board of Directors shall settle any questions arising with regard to the rules and shall have recourse in taking disciplinary action.

9. No hard objects are allowed in the pool including, but not limited to footballs, tennis balls, Frisbees, etc. If any thrown object can hurt a child in the pool, it is not allowed. Inflatable pool toys are allowed.

10. The Board of Directors reserves the right to revise these rules and regulations.

POOL

1. The pool will be open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. Pool hours will be determined by the pool committee at the start of the season.

2. Pool rules are posted and provided for your safety. They will be enforced.

3. Lifeguards will have the discretion to ask a swimmer to perform a swim test to determine swim capability and possible restriction to shallow end of pool.

4. Lifeguards are present for the safety of swimmers. A homeowner may assume responsibility to address observed inappropriate behavior and strangers. If not comfortable in doing so, please contact a pool committee member or a board member.

POOL PARTIES:

Each homeowner may sponsor up to four guests with a maximum of eight guests per household. More than eight guests is considered a party, and requires a party contract. A contract form must be obtained by printing it off our QCPOA website (click here) or picked up at the pool, filled out, signed, and a deposit check attached two weeks prior to the date desired. If the number of guests requires additional lifeguards, the deposit is to include the additional amount.. A photocopy of the contract is provided for information. The deposit amount will be returned after the party upon clean inspection. The homeowners must accompany their guests.

TENNIS, BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL

1. When others are waiting, there is a one-hour time limit.

2. Tennis court lights are to be used solely in conjunction with playing tennis. They are on a one-hour timer.

3. No one is allowed on the courts without tennis shoes. Use of the courts for any purpose other than tennis, basketball, or volleyball respectively is prohibited.

4. Skateboards, roller skates, and bikes are not allowed.

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Trash Pickup

Allied Waste Services pickup service is on Monday and Thursday. Trash needs to be at curb by 6:00 a.m. Holidays observed are: New Years Day, Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. If a holiday falls on Monday, trash pickup will be on Tuesday. If a holiday falls on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday (e.g., 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas), Thursday's pickup will be on Friday. Trash containers are to be stored out-of-sight by evening. Cost is $10.11 per month/per home.

The yard waste program runs April 1 through November 30. The cost of $80 is to be paid in advance directly to Allied Waste (417-865-1717) by homeowner. Allied Waste provides a cart for grass, leaves, and garden waste which should be loose in the cart (not in bags). Pickup is every Monday.

Recycling is available upon request for $3.79 per month, charged yearly. Service is every other week on Thursday. A schedule and information is available from Allied Waste (865-1717) upon request.

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Neighborhood Garage Sales

The two annual neighborhood garage sales will be held on the 3rd Saturday in May and the 3rd Saturday in September.

Ice Cream Social

The Hospitality Committee will host an Ice Cream Social at 7:00 P.M. on July 7^th, 2009 at the pavilion. All QCPOA members are invited.

Filing an Online Police Report with the Springfield Police Department

Although the incidence of crime is small in our neighborhood, you may file an online police report with the Springfield Police Department if you experience one or more of the following problems.

Harassing phone calls - using offensive language, making anonymous phone calls, making repeated telephone calls, immediate hang-ups.

Indecent exposure - illegal exposure of body parts.

Left without paying - goods or services are not paid for such as gasoline or a restaurant meal.

Lost property - property that has been lost or misplaced.

Stealing - someone stole your property.

Vandalism - damaging or defacing the property of another person, malicious mischief, such as knocking over mailboxes, toilet papering house, throwing rocks through windows.

To File an Online Police Report go to the following website:

http://www.ci.springfield.mo.us/spd/OnlineForms/PoliceReport/index.html

(1.) Click on "Go to Online Police Report"

(2.) Fill in the blanks as you walk through the pages of the report.

(3.) After you submit the report, you will receive an e-mail confirmation from a police representative. If you choose not to file the report online call 417-864-1810 to file with a police representative.

(4.) To provide additional information to a report previously filed: (a police report number given to you by the Springfield Police Department is required) Click on:

Go to Online Supplemental Report

Contact the Springfield Police Department

Residents should call 9-1-1 if we see or hear anything requiring police attention. This would include barking dogs, suspicious vehicles parked in the neighborhood, etc.

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Directions to Quail Creek

From the North, East or West: Take I44 to exit 82A (Highway 65); Take Highway 65 South 8.6 miles to Highway 60 West; Follow Highway 60 West to the fourth exit, Kansas Expressway; Turn left at the top of the exit ramp and go one-quarter mile to the T at Republic Road. Go left or East onto Republic Road and stay in the right lane. The right lane becomes a right-turn only lane and turns onto Quail Creek Avenue. Turn right onto Quail Creek Avenue and follow the road left at the fork to enter Quail Creek.

From the South: Take Highway 65 North to Highway 60 West; Follow Highway 60 West to the fourth exit, Kansas Expressway; Turn left at the top of the exit ramp and go one-quarter mile to the T at Republic Road. Go left or East onto Republic Road and stay in the right lane. The right lane becomes a right-turn only lane and turns onto Quail Creek Avenue. Turn right onto Quail Creek Avenue and follow the road left at the fork to enter Quail Creek.

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Disclaimer

The material in this web site is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute an offer or solicitation. There is no warranty on the accuracy or completeness of the information contained in this web site.

Please send all comments, questions, suggestions, etc. to: jmbroz@att.net

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Last revised: February 5, 2010

Quail Creek Property Owners

Association, Inc. Website

Contents

Phone Numbers

2006-7 Board of Directors

Committees

ARCHITECTURAL: Chr. Lezah Stenger 889-4300, Ed Alden, Ron Stenger

DIRECTORY/NEWSLETTER: Gaye Lee

Pool Rules

Recreation Facility Rules

GENERAL

I. Every household is responsible for ensuring all members and their guests understand and follow the rules.

3. Facilities are for members and their family and guests only. All guests must be accompanied by a Quail Creek resident.

4. Glass or breakable containers, wheeled vehicles, and pets are not allowed in the pool area or on the courts.

5. Smoking is prohibited.

6. Offensive language will not be tolerated.

7. Dispose of all trash before leaving the area.

8. The Board of Directors shall settle any questions arising with regard to the rules and shall have recourse in taking disciplinary action.

10. The Board of Directors reserves the right to revise these rules and regulations.

Trash Pickup

Neighborhood Garage Sales

Ice Cream Social

Contact the Springfield Police Department

Residents should call 9-1-1 if we see or hear anything requiring police attention. This would include barking dogs, suspicious vehicles parked in the neighborhood, etc.

Directions to Quail Creek

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