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November - December 2020
Inside: Events,
Calendar, Classes,
Movies & Much More!
News & Revues
SEE ALL THAT
KINGS POINT HAS
TO OFFER!
Published by
Vesta Property Services
Special Events Events
Tues., Nov. 3 Event Start Time
FLANDERS BALLROOM GENERAL ELECTION 7:00 AM
GRAND BALLROOM/KINGS HALL GENERAL ELECTION 7:00 AM
MONACO BALLROOM GENERAL ELECTION 7:00 AM
THEATER MOVIE "FORD VS. FERRARI" 1:00 PM
Fri., Nov. 6
THEATER GOOD VIBRATIONS - CANCELLED 8:00 PM
Tues., Nov. 10
THEATER MOVIE "DARK WATERS" 1:00 PM
Fri., Nov. 13
THEATER O-TOWN MOTOWN Cancelled 8:00 PM
Tues., Nov. 17
THEATER MOVIE "MIDWAY" 1:00 PM
Fri., Nov. 20
THEATER ROCKY & THE ROLLERS Cancelled 8:00 PM
Tues., Nov. 24
THEATER MOVIE "DR SLEEP" 1:00 PM
Tues., Dec. 1
THEATER MOVIE "JUST MERCY" 1:00 PM
Doors open
at 5:00pm Fri., Dec. 4
THEATER THE ANTHEMS Cancelled 8:00 PM
Buffet Menu: Assorted Subs, Nachos, Wings, Soft Drinks, Cookies
Tues., Dec. 8
Residents: $14.00 / Non-Residents $20.00 THEATER MOVIE "JOJO RABBIT" 1:00 PM
(Dinner Served from 5:00pm – 6:30pm)
Fri., Dec. 11
THEATER THE VICTORY DOLLS Cancelled 8:00 PM
Tues., Dec. 15
THEATER MOVIE "UNCUT GEMS" 1:00 PM
Saturday, February 13, 2021 Fri., Dec. 18
ǣ͵Ͳ– ͳͲǣ͵Ͳ THEATER SARGE 8:00 PM
(Dinner Served from 7:30pm – 9:00pm)
Tues., Dec. 22
Join us for an evening of wonderful THEATER MOVIE "LITTLE WOMEN" 1:00 PM
Entertainment with The Poppy Trio,
raffle prizes and a delicious dinner Tues., Dec. 29
Catered by The Bistro! THEATER MOVIE "RICHARD JEWEL" 1:00 PM
Tues., Dec. 31
THEATER ROCKIN' NEW YEAR'S EVE Cancelled 8:00 PM
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Viewpoint
Hello Everyone!
As our busy season quickly approaches, this year will be a little different than years past.
Many of the recreation area facilities remain under “limited operations” and will remain as such
throughout the next few months. However; with that being said, many of our annual residents found
Kings Point Golf and Country Club one of the few communities that remained open for business
during the past few trying months.
During the limited closure, many summer projects were completed such as the renovations of the
Par 3 Golf Cart Paths, exterior painting of the Main Clubhouse and Monaco Clubhouse, new pavers,
furniture and murals painted in the Monaco breezeway, painting of the Main Gate, Flanders and
Monaco Guardhouses and new tempered glass partitions installed throughout the clubhouses and
restaurants. The Library, Main Card Room and Social Room were updated with new flooring and The
Bistro also received some much needed improvements.
As many of you may have read, during the month of October, the clubhouses began to re-open,
following all social distancing measures. This, of course, includes our theatre. Theater shows will begin
in December, with limited seating and tickets available. Please check with the Box Office regarding
seating options and availability.
Included in this issue, you will find the 2021 approved budget. The increase is an average of $7.75 per
unit/per month. Please confirm with your specific management company regarding your increase, as
the increase may vary depending on your unit’s square footage, condominium association assessment
increase, etc.
As we near the end of 2020, we will continue to monitor the changes taking place regarding COVID-19
and all countywide orders that effect our community.
Looking forward to a brighter 2021!
Be safe! Be well!
Lisa Manzione
Vice President/Vesta Property Services, Inc.
President, Amenity Management Division East
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DATE: August 20, 2020
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
FROM: Vesta Property Services, Inc., Recreation Area Management Firm
Below are the individual monthly costs for the 2021 Recreation Area Budget. You will receive
your payment instructions for your 2021 total monthly fee, which will include your
condominium budget, from your condominium management company.
Phase I & II Buildings (89)
Brittany, Flanders B, E, F, H, I, N, P, Monaco B-F, H, J-P, Saxony A-H, J-O, Seville,
Tuscany, Valencia and Waterford
One Bedroom Two Bedroom
Recreation Area Maintenance $226.58 $240.75
Cable Expense 21.96 21.96
Total $248.54 $262.71
Phase III Buildings (78)
Burgundy, Capri, Flanders A, C, D, G, J-M, O, Q-T, Monaco G & I, Normandy, Piedmont and
Saxony I.
Garden Buildings (66)
One Bedroom Two Bedroom
Recreation Area Maintenance $225.82 $238.81
Cable Expense 21.96 21.96
Total $247.78 $260.77
Elevator Buildings (12)
Capri A-F, Piedmont A-C, J-L Two Bedroom
One Bedroom Deluxe Luxury
Recreation Area Maintenance $226.00 $234.11 $241.06
Cable Expense 21.96 21.96 21.96
Total $247.96 $256.07 $263.02
Note: A breakdown by square footage is available upon request.
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KINGS POINT RECREATION CORPORATION, INC. CABLE INCR $0.54
OPERATING BUDGET REC AREA $7.21
12 MONTHS ENDING 12/31/21 NET INCREASE $7.75
2020 2020 2021
BUDGET FORECAST BUDGET
REVENUES:
CABLE CONTRACT ASSESSMENT $ 1,850,152 1,850,152 1,896,896
TD BANK LOAN PROCEEDS 2,700,000 2,350,000 0
INTEREST & INVESTMENT INCOME 15,000 60,000 60,000
MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENT INCOME 19,652,009 19,652,009 20,275,000
OTHER INCOME 50,000 50,000 50,000
RENTAL INCOME 65,000 58,000 65,000
$ 24,332,161 24,020,161 22,346,896
DEPARTMENTAL OPERATIONS - NET:
FITNESS (SCH. A) 0 (3,000) (5,000)
ID DEPARTMENT (SCH. C) 386,000 461,000 486,000
GOLF COURSES & PRO SHOPS (SCH. B) 1,200 (21,800) 800
HOSPITALITY INCOME (SCH. D) 83,000 22,000 46,000
SOCIAL EVENTS (SCH. A) 286,100 156,029 285,500
$ 756,300 614,229 813,300
OPERATING EXPENSES:
ACCESS CONTROL * $ 730,000 730,000 510,000
ADVERTISING 35,000 35,000 35,000
BUILDING REPAIRS & SUPPLIES 66,000 66,000 69,000
BUS CONTRACT 867,000 867,000 896,399
BUS FUEL SURCHARGE 60,000 60,000 60,000
CABLE CONTRACT EXPENSE 1,850,152 1,850,152 1,896,896
COMMUNITY HEDGES 175,000 300,000 309,000
COMMUNITY IRRIGATION 120,000 75,000 75,000
ELECTRIC 494,700 494,700 494,700
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS 38,000 45,000 45,000
ESTIMATED REBATE TO ASSOCIATIONS (FIT) 75,000 75,000 75,000
FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT REPAIRS 181,000 181,000 181,000
GROUNDS MAINTENANCE CONTRACT 225,000 225,000 230,000
GROUNDS MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES & EXPENSES 91,000 50,000 50,000
HEALTH ROOM EQUIPMENT REPAIRS & SUPPLIES 30,000 30,000 30,000
HVAC SUPPLIES, REPAIRS & MAINT. & EQUIP LEASE 37,100 37,100 37,100
INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIRS 14,100 14,100 14,100
IRRIGATION AUTOMATION EXPENSES 82,500 82,500 82,500
JANITORIAL SUPPLIES & EXPENSES 112,200 150,000 150,000
LAKE & WATERWAY TREATMENT 51,000 51,000 51,000
LANDSCAPING & TREE TRIMMING 100,000 100,000 100,000
LAW ENFORCEMENT CONTRACT 559,000 559,000 564,590
LEGAL & PROFESSIONAL FEES 500,000 500,000 500,000
NATURAL GAS 155,000 155,000 155,000
OTHER EXPENSES 40,000 40,000 40,000
PLUMBING REPAIRS 30,000 30,000 30,000
POOL FURNITURE REPAIRS & SUPPLIES 35,000 35,000 35,000
POOL REPAIRS & CHEMICALS 100,000 125,000 125,000
PROPERTY & LIABILITY INSURANCE 980,000 980,000 1,117,200
RISK MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS & SUPPLIES 56,000 65,000 67,000
ROADWAY/REC. PARKING LOT MAINTENANCE 15,000 15,000 15,000
SERVICE CHARGES 240,000 240,000 264,000
SERVICE CONTRACT 5,067,731 5,067,731 5,913,470
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KINGS POINT RECREATION CORPORATION, INC.
OPERATING BUDGET
12 MONTHS ENDING 12/31/21
2020 2020 2021
OPERATING EXPENSES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1: BUDGET FORECAST BUDGET
SOLID WASTE & TAXES $ 58,000 58,000 58,000
TRAFFIC SIGNS - REPAIRS, REPLACEMENT & EQUIPMENT 10,000 10,000 10,000
WASTE DISPOSAL & PEST CONTROL 62,000 62,000 64,000
WATER & SEWER 139,000 139,000 139,000
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $ 13,481,483 13,599,283 14,488,955
REVENUES OVER OPERATING EXPENSES: $ 11,606,978 11,035,107 8,671,241
LESS MAJOR RENOVATIONS/ACQUISITIONS FROM RESERVES:
LESS BUDGETED ADDITIONS TO RESERVES $ 10,518,478 9,988,107 6,734,241
LESS MAJOR PROJECTS (EXH. H) 460,000 385,000 1,275,000
LESS TD BANK LOAN 266,500 300,000 300,000
CONTRACT RESERVE 150,000 150,000 150,000
CONTINGENCY 212,000 212,000 212,000
TOTAL EXCESS REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES $ 0 0 0
RESERVE SUMMARY:
BUILDING PAINTING/MAINTENANCE (EXH. A) $ 38,079 1,512 20,881
ROOF MAINTENANCE & REPLACEMENT (EXH. A) 1,053,744 905,095 1,048,648
TENNIS & SHUFFLEBOARD RESURFACING (EXH. A) 48,565 48,565 60,795
FURNITURE, FIXTURE & EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT (EXH. B) 732,381 612,335 882,581
GUARD HOUSE RESERVE (EXH. B) 2,445,542 2,445,542 3,054,111
GROUNDS/ IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT (EXH. C) 975,205 912,787 1,113,969
HVAC & MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT (EXH. D) 499,167 381,169 471,708
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINT. & REPLACEMENT (EXH. E) 1,230,941 1,230,941 1,528,140
POOL DECK REPL/RECONSTRUCTION (EXH. F) 623,273 46,000 123,200
POOL HEATER/EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT (EXH. F) 208,986 208,987 255,537
POOL REMARCITE (EXH. F) 229,096 103,375 158,842
RESERVE CARRYOVER FROM PRIOR YEAR (6,077,211) (4,296,643) (6,896,308)
$ 2,007,768 2,599,665 1,822,104
* Included in Service Contract
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SUPPLEMENTAL SCHEDULE A
KINGS POINT RECREATION CORPORATION, INC.
OPERATING BUDGET
12 MONTHS ENDING 12/31/21
2020 2020 2021
BUDGET FORECAST BUDGET
FITNESS:
FITNESS INCOME $ 65,000 53,000 60,000
COST OF INSTRUCTORS 50,000 42,000 50,000
COST OF SUPPLIES/SUPERVISION 15,000 14,000 15,000
NET INCOME - FITNESS $ 0 (3,000) (5,000)
SOCIAL EVENTS:
DANCE INCOME $ 30,000 29,602 30,000
DIRECT COST OF DANCES 26,000 23,500 26,000
NET INCOME - DANCES 4,000 6,102 4,000
MOVIE INCOME 5,500 5,500 5,500
DIRECT COST OF MOVIES 7,400 6,000 8,000
NET INCOME - MOVIES (1,900) (500) (2,500)
THEATER INCOME 720,000 586,427 720,000
DIRECT COST OF SHOWS 390,000 390,000 390,000
NET INCOME - THEATER 330,000 196,427 330,000
LESS:
LICENSE FEES & MEMBERSHIPS 18,000 18,000 18,000
SUPPLIES FOR EVENTS 28,000 20,000 28,000
LESS MISC. EXPENSES 46,000 46,000 46,000
NET INCOME - SOCIAL EVENTS $ 286,100 156,029 285,500
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SUPPLEMENTAL SCHEDULE B
KINGS POINT RECREATION CORPORATION, INC.
OPERATING BUDGET
12 MONTHS ENDING 12/31/21
2020 2020 2021
BUDGET FORECAST BUDGET
REVENUES:
CART FEES & BAG STORAGE FEES $ 320,000 310,000 330,000
GREENS FEES 460,000 450,000 471,000
PRO SHOP MERCHANDISE SALES 2,500 2,500 2,500
SNACK BAR SALES 35,000 25,000 30,000
VENDING MACHINE SALES 26,000 20,000 26,000
843,500 807,500 859,500
COST OF SALES:
CART RENTAL & MAINTENANCE COSTS 85,000 85,000 88,000
PRO SHOP MERCHANDISE COSTS 100 100 100
SNACK BAR COSTS 33,000 20,000 33,000
VENDING MACHINE COSTS 25,000 25,000 25,000
143,100 130,100 146,100
OPERATING EXPENSES:
BUILDING REPAIRS & SUPPLIES 2,500 2,500 2,500
GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE CONTRACT 666,700 666,700 680,100
GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE EXPENSES 15,000 15,000 20,000
OTHER EXPENSES 15,000 15,000 10,000
699,200 699,200 712,600
NET INCOME - GOLF COURSE $ 1,200 (21,800) 800
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SUPPLEMENTAL SCHEDULE C
KINGS POINT RECREATION CORPORATION, INC.
OPERATING BUDGET
12 MONTHS ENDING 12/31/21
2020 2020 2021
BUDGET FORECAST BUDGET
ID DEPARTMENT:
INCOME ID CARDS & PASSES $ 200,000 200,000 200,000
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FEE 200,000 275,000 300,000
400,000 475,000 500,000
LESS:
COST OF ID CARDS & PASSES 14,000 14,000 14,000
14,000 14,000 14,000
NET INCOME - ID DEPARTMENT $ 386,000 461,000 486,000
SUPPLEMENTAL SCHEDULE D
KINGS POINT RECREATION CORPORATION, INC.
OPERATING BUDGET
12 MONTHS ENDING 12/31/21
2020 2020 2021
BUDGET FORECAST BUDGET
REVENUES:
HOSPITALITY INCOME $ 550,000 460,000 550,000
550,000 460,000 550,000
COST OF SALES:
FOOD/LIQUOR/SUPPLY COSTS 360,000 302,000 360,000
360,000 302,000 360,000
OPERATING EXPENSES:
CLEANING EXPENSES 38,000 50,000 50,000
FURNITURE REPAIRS 8,000 5,000 5,000
LICENSE/TAXES/PERMITS 1,000 1,000 1,000
MISC. KITCHEN SUPPLIES 25,000 30,000 30,000
DELIVERY & OTHER EXPENSES 35,000 50,000 58,000
107,000 136,000 144,000
NET INCOME - HOSPITALITY $ 83,000 22,000 46,000
10 News & RevuesNovember & December MOVIES, Tickets $1.00
Movies
PLEASE ADHERE TO ALL CDC GUIDELINES: Masks Required
Tuesday Afternoons Only 1:00 PM w/ Closed Captioning
Main Clubhouse Theatre (Location and Movie Subject to Change)
*For the courtesy and safety of other patrons late arrivals will be denied entrance.*
Hearing assistance devices available upon request at Box Office.
ford vs. ferrari A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE
November 3rd NEIGHBORHOOD
Rated PG-13, Run Time 152 Minutes December 6th
Starring Matt Damon, Christian Bale, John Rated PG, Run Time 109 Minutes
Bernthal. American car designer Carroll Shelby Starring Tom Hanks, Matthew Rhys, Chris Cooper.
and driver Ken Miles battle corporate interference, Based on the true story of real-life friendship
the laws of physics and their own personal between Fred Rogers and journalist Tom Junod.
demons to build a revolutionary race car for Ford After a jaded magazine writer is assigned a profile
and challenge Ferrari at the 24 hours of Le Mans of Fred Rogers, he overcomes his skepticism,
in 1966. learning about empathy, kindness, and decency
from America's most beloved neighbor.
dark waters
November 10th The good liar
Rated PG-13, Run Time 126 Minutes December 13th
Starring Anne Hathaway, Bill Camp, Mare R-Adult Situations, Run Time 109 Minutes
Winningham, Mark Ruffalo. "The Truth Has a Starring Helen Mirren, Ian McKellen, Russell
Man on the Inside". A corporate defense attorney Tovey. Consummate con man Roy Courtnay has set
takes on an environmental lawsuit against a his sights on his latest mark: the recently widowed
chemical company that exposes a lengthy history Betty McLeish, worth millions. But this time, what
of pollution. should have been a simple swindle, escalates into a
cat-and-mouse game with the ultimate stakes.
midway
November 17th motherless brooklyn
Rated PG-13, Run Time 138 Minutes December 20th
Starring Ed Skrein, Patrick Wilson, Woody R-Adult Situations, Run Time 144 Minutes
Harrellson. Based on real events - One battle Starring Edward Norton, Gugu Mbatha-Raw,
turned the tide of war. The story of the Battle of Alex Baldwin, Bruce Willis. In 1950's New York,
Midway, told by the leaders and the sailors who a lonely private detective afflicted with Tourette's
fought it. Syndrome ventures to solve the murder of his
mentor and only friend. Armed only with a few
dr. sleep clues and the powerful engine of his obsessive
November 24th mind, Lionel unravels closely-guarded secrets that
R-Adult Situations, Run Time 152 Minutes hold the fate of the whole city in the balance.
Starring Ewan McGregor, Rebecca Ferguson,
Kyliegh Curran. The Wrold will Shine Again. Dare Knives out
to go back. Years following the events of "The December 27th
Shining", a now-adult Dan Torrance must protect Rated PG-13, Run Time 108 Minutes
a young girl with similar powers from a cult Starring Daniel Craig, Jamie Lee Curtis, Chris
known as The True Know, who prey on children Evans, Ana de Armas. Everyone has a motive. No
with powers to remain immortal. Based on the one has a clue. Nothing brings a family together
Stephen King novel. like murder. A detective investigates the death
of a patriarch of an eccentric, combative family.
Written and directed by Rian Johnson.
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November December
GOOD VIBRATIONS THE ANTHEMS
A TRIBUTE TO THE BEACH THE MUSIC OF WHITNEY
BOYS HOUSTON
Friday, November 6th, 8:00 pm Friday, December 4th, 8:00 pm
$16.00 Residents $14.00 Residents
$22.00 Non-Residents $20.00 Non-Residents
Get ready to hit the beach and relive Backed by a live band, Jade Milian
those golden days of sun, surf and fast cars as Good Vibrations and Samuel E bring the music of Whitney Houston lovingly to life
celebrates the legacy and spirit of those ‘60’s icons, The Beach again. With powerhouse vocals and show-stopping arrangements
Boys. In a high-energy show, these five very talented individuals these two performers have joined to become the perfect duo.
recreate the timeless music, youthful appearance and excitement Jade is a dynamic singer with an energetic stage presence. She
of a live Beach Boys concert. It will be Fun, Fun, Fun and you will has performed to packed audiences worldwide. Samuel E is
want to hit the beach when this marvelous group gets going. a multi-instrumentalist and award-winning arranger who has
toured and recorded with such famous artists as Natalie Cole and
Liza Minnelli. Together they perform such Whitney Houston hit
O-TOWN MOTOWN songs as The Greatest Love Of All, I Will Always Love You and
Friday, November 13th, 8:00 pm
One Moment In Time.
$18.00 Residents
$24.00 Non-Residents
The O-Town Motown band brings THE VICTORY DOLLS
the golden age of Motown music to Friday, December 11th, 8:00 pm
life with vibrant harmonies, intricate $16.00 Residents
dance moves and stylish costumes. They do it all, recreating the $22.00 Non-Residents
hits from such great Motown artists as The Temptations, The South Florida’s leading ladies of
Supremes, the Four Tops, Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, Martha the theater, many of them top
& The Vandellas and many more. Carbonell award-winning actresses
and singers have come together in
an all-American revue reminiscent of groups like the Andrews
ROCKY AND THE ROLLERS Sisters. Step back in time as their vintage look, choreography and
Friday, November 20th, 8:00 pm
lively original music arrangements bring a modern twist to their
$17.00 Residents
stars and stripes performance.
$23.00 Non-Residents
With over forty years’ experience
touring the world from fairs and sarge
festivals to clubs and concert Friday, December 18th, 8:00 pm
halls, Rocky And The Rollers always have their audiences $23.00 Residents
enthusiastically clapping and singing along. They have worked $29.00 Non-Residents
with Dick Clark on his many rock ‘n’ roll shows as well as with Get ready for the most HILARIOUS
Wolfman Jack and other radio and television personalities. The HANUKKAH HOLIDAY you’ve
group has also performed and played with such great artists of ever had. Sarge is hands down the
the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s as Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Fabian, funniest comedian in Florida, and
The Drifters, Bo Diddley and The Shirelles and was the touring even if you’ve seen him before, no two shows are ever the same.
band for Bowzer’s Rock and Roll Party. So come along and join You’ll be laughing harder and longer than you have at any other
Rocky And The Rollers as they serve up a large helping of good comedy performance. Sarge takes you on a journey through his
old-fashion rock ‘n’ roll! life from Great Neck to Boynton Beach. His unique and wonderful
way of sharing himself with an audience is Sarge’s trademark.
Then, as if it weren’t enough, he sits down at the piano and dazzles
audiences with his virtuosity. His extraordinary blend of talent
and heart is second to none and you’ll be glad you came.
12 News & RevuesNow Appearing
ELEMENTS WAISTWATCHERS
THE ULTIMATE EARTH, THE MUSICAL!
WIND & FIRE TRIBUTE Sunday, January 10th, 8:00 pm
Sunday, January 3rd, 8:00 pm $22.00 Residents
$17.00 Residents $28.00 Non-Residents
$23.00 Non-Residents A hilarious and lighthearted romp
Three fabulous vocalists along featuring four women dealing with
with a live band feature the great their obsession with food and assorted
harmonies and choreographed dance steps that helped make body issues. Set in Miss Cook’s Women’s
Earth, Wind & Fire such a chart-topping success. This dynamic Gym, the show features twenty-two
and driving tribute spans more than a decade of their songs, clever and catchy songs that propel the fun along as the ladies
some of the most recognizable and culture-defining in pop music tackle issues like dieting, exercise, plastic surgery, sex and the
history. The group stars Larry Johnson who toured with The relentless search for a positive self-image. The show, enjoyed
Temptations, Michael White who has performed Motown and by men as well as women, was conceived and written by Alan
R&B his entire life and Greg Woods who has been performing his Jacobson, a Florida resident and has played extensively around
amazing vocals for over thirty years. They have toured all over the country as well as toured Australia and New Zealand.
the country as well as internationally and even performed for the
King and Queen of Denmark. DIVAS LAS VEGAS
STARRING FRANK
MAUREEN MCGOVERN MARINO & A CAST
Wednesday, January 6th, 8:00 pm
$22.00 Residents OF CELEBRITY
$28.00 Non-Residents IMPERSONATORS
Elegantly sophisticated, powerfully gutsy and Wednesday, January 13th, 8:00 pm
always pitch perfect absolutely describes $22.00 Residents
Maureen McGovern. A superstar, her $28.00 Non-Residents
career spans Broadway, multiple Grammy Starring Las Vegas’ longest running headliner, Frank Marino,
nominations and the Oscar-winning song, The appearing as comic icon Joan Rivers, Divas Las Vegas also
Morning After from The Poseidon Adventure. Between songs, she features an all-star cast of superstar female impersonators who
regales her audience with humor about life and her experiences not only recreate but almost uncannily duplicate the likenesses of
through her long and winding career. Maureen, along with her famous personalities. You never know who will be impersonated
live band, will take you on a nostalgic musical journey of classics maybe it’s Britney Spears or Cher, Diana Ross, Beyoncé, or even
from the great American Songbook, pop, film, theater, jazz and the likes of Madonna and Dolly Parton have been known to make
inspirational music. an appearance. This seventy-minute, energetic show is one of
the most spectacular in Las Vegas history. Marino, as the show’s
emcee and star, changes clothes between every act bringing a
WHEN DISCO WAS whirlwind of couture to the stage. You won’t believe your eyes that
KING these gals are really guys!
Friday, January 8th, 8:00 pm
$25.00 Residents
$31.00 Non-Residents HOTTER THAN JULY
It’s time to ‘get down’ and THE STEVIE WONDER
boogie with The Kings of Disco. EXPERIENCE
Comprised of former members Friday, January 15th, 8:00 pm
of The Village People, they celebrate the culture, people and most $17.00 Residents
importantly the music of the disco era. The show is one big party $23.00 Non-Residents
as these fantastic entertainers sing and dance to the iconic hits of Honoring one of the best recording artists of
performers like Kool & The Gang, Donna Summer, Sylvester, The all time, Gerry Williams and the Hotter Than
Commodores, Diana Ross and of course, The Village People. So July band bring you some of Stevie Wonder’s
dig out your jumpsuits, your cowboy boots and your glitter and greatest hits such as Signed Sealed Delivered,
‘boogie on down’ to the Kings Point Theatre. I Wish, Superstition, Do I Do and of course, Hotter Than July.
Besides being a vocalist, percussionist and remarkable player on
the keys, Gerry is a polished performer and a veteran vocal coach
with the reputation of the ‘boy band guy’. Several of his famous
vocal students are Grammy Award winners such as Mandy Moore
and Jordan Knight. He has also produced and written songs as
well as scored music featured in films and television and has
worked with major record labels.
Kings Point 13Now Appearing
ROY FIRESTONE THE JERSEY TENORS
“UP CLOSE LIVE” Friday, January 22nd, 8:00 pm
Sunday, January 17th, 8:00 pm $17.00 Residents
$17.00 Residents $23.00 Non-Residents
$23.00 Non-Residents Four charming ‘wise guys’ will
One of the most sought-after speakers, rock the roof as their powerful
Roy Firestone is the recipient of seven voices entertain you with a mash-
Emmy Awards. He is a critically acclaimed up of opera/rock. Performing
humorist, performer, monologist, musician iconic classical pieces alongside
and impressionist. Roy has appeared at over two thousand venues music from such greats as Queen, ABBA, Journey, Elton John and
spanning two decades and has shared the stage with such notables Josh Groban, they also show their ‘Jersey’ roots with songs by
as Josh Groban, Reba McEntire and Bon Jovi. As an actor, he won Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, Frank Sinatra, Bon Jovi and
critical acclaim for his featured role in the movie, Jerry Maguire Bruce Springsteen. They like to describe themselves as: “Frankie
and appeared on television in several shows including Everybody Valli to Figaro and have been known to say…forgettaboutit!!!”
Loves Raymond and Married With Children. Author of two best
sellers, he is best noted for his ESPN show, Up Close. THE CAPITOL STEPS
Sunday, January 24th, 8:00 pm
$19.00 Residents
$25.00 Non-Residents
In 1961 a group of senate staffers
set out to satirize the people who
employed them. At that time, friends
warned them not to quit their day
ORCHESTRA DELRAY AT KINGS POINT jobs but they stuck to it and for over
Tuesday, January 19th, 8:00 pm thirty years have been entertaining
$13.00 Residents audiences all over the country. With
$14.00 Non-Residents over thirty-five albums to their
For over thirty-five years Orchestra Delray has delighted name, they have put the ‘mock’ in democracy with a humor that is
audiences with the music of the masters…Beethoven, Mozart, always fresh, crisp and taken from today’s headlines.
Brahms and Dvorak. This year is the second that the orchestra,
now in residence at Kings Point, will perform exclusively there in DANCE ALIVE PRESENTS
order to provide the community with great classical music. Under “DESTINATION LOVELAND”
the direction of Dr. Clark McAlister, they will perform two exciting Wednesday, January 27th, 8:00 pm
programs - so be on the look-out for program announcements $18.00 Residents
before each of their concerts. $24.00 Non-Residents
Take a trip to Loveland as the Dance
SHIRLEY ALSTON REEVES & Alive troupe brings you dances
TOMMY MARA dedicated to a world of love. Three
stunning pieces make up the troupe’s
AND THE CRESTS repertoire. Sonnets, choreographed
Wednesday, January 20th, 8:00 pm by Judy Skinner is a loving, beautiful
$25.00 Residents work of classical dancing at its
$31.00 Non-Residents finest. Moonlight Sway, a creation of
A double bill of greatness is in store for the Brian Carey Chung is an evocative
audience when these performers and a live band and delicious contemporary movement performed to Clair de
take to the Kings Point stage! Shirley Alston Lune and Moonlight Sonata. The third piece, Someone to Love,
Reeves was the legendary lead singer and co- choreographed by Artistic Director Kim Tuttle says it all and is
founder of The Shirelles, the fabulous all-girl full of fun with music ranging from the ‘40s to now giving the
singing group that gave us such hits as I Met Him dancers full range - comic, poignant, jazz, romantic and classical.
On A Sunday, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow,
Mama Said, Tonight’s The Night, Baby It’s You, Dedicated To The
One I Love and their greatest hit, Soldier Boy. With her golden
voice and wonderful stage presence Shirley was inducted into the
Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 1996. Tommy Mara has often been
described as the Pavarotti of Doo Wop. With a powerful voice, he
has a passion for the music he sings and together with The Crests,
they produce a show that’s full of high-energy, great harmonies
and outstanding arrangements. The Crests are noted for such hits
as Step by Step, The Angels Listened In and Sixteen Candles.
14 News & RevuesNow Appearing
A JEW GROWS IN
BROOKLYN
Friday, January 29th, 8:00 pm
$17.00 Residents
$23.00 Non-Residents
The smash hit Broadway show,
A Jew Grows In Brooklyn, tells
the story of Jake Ehrenreich’s
search for identity through
stories, comedy and music. As a
child born of Holocaust survivors, he chronicles his reflections
on being a first-generation American. A Jew Grows In Brooklyn
broke box office records and now sells to sold-out audiences and
critical acclaim across the country. In a wonderful review, The
New York Times raved “funny, touching and beautiful…you don’t
have to be Jewish or Brooklynish…Jake Ehrenreich is dazzling”.
THE BRONX WANDERERS
Sunday, January 31st, 7:00 pm
$25.00 Residents
$31.00 Non-Residents
The Bronx Wanderers will take you
on a journey of the greatest music of
our time as they deliver a passionate,
heart-pumping mix of rock ‘n’ roll’s
great American Songbook from doo
wop and golden oldies right through
to today’s current hit-makers.
Their superlative vocals, dynamic
enthusiasm and a genuine love of the music they perform led
Las Vegas Round The Clock to state “The charismatic Bronx
Wanderers rocked the house. The audience didn’t want the fun
to stop.”
Kings Point 15Join a Club
Club Name President Phone Day Time Location Date
ALL SOCIAL LESBIANS CLUB J. Pollack 561-322-8111 3rd Thursday 7:00 PM Classroom October - April
Monday & Tuesday &
ART WORKSHOP Roxanne Lewis 570-242-2386 9:00 AM Art Room All Year
WEDNESDAY
BALLROOM DANCE CLUB Sheila Smokler 561-638-3659 Tuesday 7:30 PM Flanders BR November - May
Sundays (Call for infor- Monaco Club-
BICYCLE CLUB - WHEELERS Dan Ginsberg 561-381-7335 9:30 AM November - April
mation) house
BOCCE CLUB Steve Silver 203-430-7562 Tues, Weds, Thurs 4:00 PM Monaco October - May
BROOKLYN CLUB Joan Smolokoff 561-638-3586 4th Saturday 10:00 AM Flanders BR All Year
CAMERA CLUB Wes Anglin 561-749-1794 2nd & 4th Wednesdays 7:00 PM Social Room September - July
CANASTA KINGS, QUEEN &
Vicki Nieter 917-837-5953 Thursday 7:00 PM Main Cardroom All Year
JOKERS
CANASTA PLAYERS CLUB Yola Margulies 561-499-6843 1st Thursday 11:30 AM Main Cardroom All Year
DEMOCRATIC CLUB Rachelle Lipman 561-843-5222 3rd Sunday 10:00 AM Monaco BR All Year
Monaco Club-
EASY RIDERS BICYCLE CLUB Louise Sherman 551-580-5379 Every Friday 9:30 AM November - April
house
FISHING CLUB Steven Levien 561-270-2252 1st & 3rd Thursday 10:00 AM Social Room October - April
FOG LEAGUE (BASKETBALL) Chuck Cohn 561-499-9487 Wednesdays 9:00 AM Basketball Court All Year
FRIENDS FROM RUSSIA CLUB Elizabeth Rubin 917-803-1339 Friday & Saturday 7:00 PM Social Room All Year
HERMANS BRIDGE CLUB Sondra Chase 561-498-0560 Tuesday & Friday 12:30 PM Kings Hall All Year
ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB Carmine Stoffo 917-613-7314 3rd Monday 12:30 PM Flanders BR January - April
JAPANESE BUNKA CLUB Barbara Abramowitz 484-919-7989 Thursdays 9:00 AM Sewing Room All Year
Ethel (Sunny) Rad-
JEWISH AMERICAN HERITAGE 561-637-5825 3rd Thursday 10:00 AM Monaco BR December - April
dock
KINGS POINT QUILTERS CLUB Ellen Heath 551-427-7153 Wednesdays 10:00 AM Sewing Room All Year
KNITTING CLUB Rochelle Feinberg 561-271-1268 Thursdays 1:15 PM Sewing Room All Year
KP CREATIVE WRITERS CLUB Joseph Bruno 561-715-3957 Wednesday 1:00 PM Media Room All Year
KP PLAYERS CLUB Naomi Nahama 561-400-1285 Friday 1:00 PM Monaco BR August - June
1st, 3rd, 4th & 5th
KP PLAYERS DANCERS CLUB Joy Levine 561-306-6309 9:00 AM Monaco BR All Year
Wednesday
KP PLAYERS DANCERS CLUB Joy Levine 561-306-6309 2nd Wednesday 1:00 PM Monaco BR All Year
KP PLAYERS DANCERS CLUB Joy Levine 561-306-6309 Fridays 12:00 PM Monaco BR August - June
KP SINGLES CLUB Pending Last Sunday 11:00 AM Social Room All Year
KP WRITERS CLB SUPPLEMEN-
Edward Levenson 267-252-3120 Tuesdays 3:00 PM Classroom All Year
TARY
LADIES GOLF LEAGUE Terry Faiola 401-477-0445 2nd Tuesday 10:00 AM Social Room October - May
LATIN AMERICAN CLUB Santiago Gutierrez 561-450-6627 2nd Tuesday 7:00 PM Media Room September - June
MAH JONG MADAMS CLUB Barbara Vollaro 631-327-4352 Every 3rd Monday 10:00 AM Media Room January - March
MEN'S GOLF CLUB Michael Feldman 321-356-6350 Last Wednesday 12:00 PM Flanders BR August - May
MEN'S GOLF CLUB Michael Feldman 561-562-8419 Last Wednesday 1:00 PM Flanders BR September - April
MODEL YACHT CLUB Bob Seiden 561-498-0694 Wednesday & Sunday 12:00 PM MCH Picnic Area November - March
MODEL YACHT CLUB Bob Seiden 561-498-0694 Friday 9:30 AM MCH Picnic Area November - March
16 News & RevuesJoin a Club
Club Name President Phone Day Time Location Date
NEW WAVE CLUB Terry Goldman 561-749-7966 2nd Sunday 9:30 AM Flanders BR December - April
NEWCOMERS BOOK CLUB
Irene Black 561-359-2105 2nd wednesday 4:00 PM Media Room All Year
WEDS.
NEWCOMERS SPIRITUAL BOOK
Arlene Rukowsky 847-770-3900 2nd, 4th Thursdays 7:00 PM Media Room All Year
CLUB
NEWCOMERS CLUB OF KP Irene Black 561-359-2105 3rd Thursday 7:00 PM Flanders BR September - June
Tuesday, Thursday &
ONE STEP AT A TIME CLUB Janice Grover 954-632-8614 7:00 PM call President for loc. All Year
Sunday
PICKLEBALL CLUB Joseph Alessandro 646-305-8325 Every day 9:00 AM Pickleball Courts December - March
REPUBLICAN CLUB Peter Cavanagh 561-703-3635 1st Wednesday 7:00 PM Social Room All Year
ROCK & ROLL CLUB Roz Steinberg 516-410-8137 2nd Thursday 7:00 PM Flanders BR January - March
RUSSIAN CLUB - ENTHUSIASTS Sundays(excl. 5th if appli-
Larisa Yasilevich 917-225-7661 3:00 PM Social Room All Year
GRP cable)
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th Wednes-
RUSSIAN CLUB - MINI THEATRE Larisa Yesilevich 917-225-7661 11:00 AM Social Room All Year
day
RUSSIAN CLUB-MUSICAL
Larisa Yesilevich 917-225-7661 Every Monday 3:00 PM Social Room All Year
GROUP
RUSSIAN CLUB-MUSICAL
Larisa Yesilevich 917-225-7661 Every Friday 11:00 AM Social Room All Year
GROUP
RUSSIAN CLUB-MUSICAL
Larisa Yesilevich 917-225-7661 Every Wednesday 3:00 PM Social Room All Year
GROUP
RUSSIAN CLUB - POETRY Larisa Yesilevich 917-225-7661 2nd & 4th Thursday 2:00 PM Media Room All Year
RUSSIAN ROOTS CLUB NAS-
Larisa Yesilevich 917-225-7661 Thursdays 3:00 PM Social Room All Year
TALGIK
RUSSIAN ROOTS CLUB TUE. Larisa Yesilevich 917-225-7661 Tuesdays 7:00 PM Social Room All Year
SHORT STORY DISCUSSION
Lenore Levy 201-214-4030 Fridays 3:30 PM Class Room January - April
CLUB
MCH Shuffleboard
SHUFFLEBOARD CLUB Marilyn Knee 561-303-1685 Call Club President
Cts.
SNOWBIRDS OF NEW YORK
Rochelle Rouse 631-258-9193 Call for information
CLUB
SOCIABLES CLUB Naomi Nahama 561-400-1285 Thursday 7:00 PM Social Room All Year
SOFT SHOE WORKSHOP Joy Levine 561-306-6309 Saturdays 10:30 AM Monaco BR All Year
Monday & Wednesday &
STAINED GLASS Terry Goldman 561-749-7966 1:00 PM Stained Glass Room November - May
Friday
STAY CALM - COLOR ON CLUB Dan Ginsberg 561-381-7335 2nd, 4th Mondays 1:30 PM Media Room December - March
TABLE TENNIS CLUB Semen Shapiro 917-846-7226 Every day 9:00 AM Main Clubhouse All Year
TANGO TANGLE SOCIAL CLUB Carolyn Mitchell 561-403-6484 Sunday 3:00 PM GBR/Flanders BR All Year
TEDDIES FOR TOTS CLUB Maryann Seiden 561-498-0694 Mondays 10:00 AM Sewing Room All Year
TOASTMASTERS CLUB Lori Vinikoor 561-715-1530 Call for information
WATERCOLOR PAINTING CLUB Janice Weiss 917-763-7351 Thursday 10:00 AM Art Room December - April
WE CRAFTERS CLUB Estelle Laddin 561-735-1767 Friday 1:00 PM Sewing Room All Year
YOUNG @ HEART CLUB Elissa Lande 908-770-7839 1st Saturday 10:00 AM Flanders BR November - April
ZENTANGLE , DRAWING CLUB Arlene Weiss 917-715-3839 Fridays 10:00 AM Art Room December - April
YOUNG @ HEART CLUB Elissa Lande 908-770-7839 1st Saturday 9:30 AM Flanders BR October - May
ZENTANGLE , DRAWING CLUB Arlene Weiss 561-381-7933 Fridays 10:00 AM Art Room December - April
Kings Point 17Rules
There are numerous active clubs that meet on a regular basis in
the Kings Point Clubhouses. The Staff Office schedules rooms and
facilities for club functions.
To Form a Club the Following Must Occur:
1. The club president must come to the Staff Office and complete a
Club Officers Information Form which consists the following:
• Detailed description of club activities
• Number of members – minimum of 10 to form club. Motorized Scooters are
• Membership fee, if any, will be described in this form. Prohibited on the Kings
2. Upon approval by the Staff Office, the club president will
complete a Room Request Form for scheduling purposes. Point Buses.
The buses are not equipped
Club Rules and Regulations:
1. Kings Point Clubs must be open to all Kings Point Residents and to carry motorized scooters as
must be comprised of Kings Point Residents only. they are too long, their weight
2. Kings Point Clubs who have food, music and outside community is not evenly distributed and
attendees must rent one of the ballrooms and must provide the Staff they will tip over on the lift.
Office with a list of outside community attendees. Wheel chairs with 2 wheels and
3. When renting a room the $2 guest pass fee for outside community motorized wheel chairs with 4
does not apply; however, the Staff Office must be provided with a list wheels are permitted.
of the outside community attendees prior to the meeting or event.
4. When not renting a room the $2 guest pass fee for outside If you have any questions about
communities must be paid. your motorized vehicle, please
5. Food is not permitted in any rooms except for the Monaco BR, call Teri Salci with the bus
Flanders BR and Grand Ballroom. company at 561-499-7350.
6. Clubs wishing to serve light refreshments (example: coffee and
bagels) are required to pay a $75.00 clean up fee. (effective Jan. 1)
7. Any changes to meeting dates, cancellations or club status must Bus Passengers
be communicated to the Staff Office at least fourteen (14) days in
advance.
“Do’s and Don’ts”
8. Posting of advertising leaflets, signs, posters or other written • Walkers must be folded and
materials are prohibited in the Recreational Facilities. secured.
9. Recreational facilities are only for the use of Kings Point Residents
• Please do not overload your
and their guests. The recreational facilities shall not be used by any
walkers so they cannot be
group, club, association, society, party, affiliation or the like, for any
religious, political, charitable, fraternal, civic, social or any other folded.
purpose without the express written consent of the Recreation area • Please cooperate with the
management firm, which consent may be withheld for any or no drivers.
reason. • Please have consideration for
10. Campaigning of any sort is not allowed on Recreational facilities. all the passengers.
This is to include debates, handing out leaflets in support of specific • Walkers and rolling carts must
candidates or political rallies. be clear of the aisle.
11. Advertising in any form for special club events or meetings must • Walkers and carts are NOT to
include an RSVP with club officer contact information; this will be left unattended.
enable club officer to provide to the Staff Office with a mandatory list • The safety of all our passengers
of guest names at least one week prior to event or meeting. is our first and foremost
12. Buying or selling of merchandise is not permitted on Kings Point
concern.
property.
Thank you from First Transit.
13. Children under the age of 18 are not permitted in the clubhouses
with the exception of a ballroom rental. If a club rents one of the
ballrooms, children will be permitted only for the duration of the
event and must be supervised at all times and accompanied by a
parent or guardian when using the restrooms.
14. Meetings are subject to location and/or time change by
Management.
18 News & RevuesGolf
Dear Kings Point Golfers:
Welcome back to our northern friends and neighbors. My name is Jeff Huelsman and I am the new Director
of Golf Operations. I’m very excited to be here! If I haven’t met you yet, please stop by my office at the Par 3
Course anytime. My door is always open.
Bill Jeffrey, CGCS and his staff have both golf courses in excellent condition. Thank you Bill. Please give our
GC Maintenance friends the proper courtesies.
Things to Remember:
The Par3...
The Par3 golf course will close on March 30, 2020 for renovations. The current plan has the reopening on
or about May 1, 2020. Par3 members may play at the executive course at no increase in the cart fee. The
expiration date for the Prime Season Play Card will be extended until further notice.
Tee Time Phone...
Operates seven days a week between the hours of 6:30 am and 11:00 am, take advantage of this service
for a more preferred tee time, Kings Point residents may call starting at 6:15 am. Call 561-638-2719. For
same day play call the course, Executive (561) 499-7840 or Par 3 (561) 499-0140.
Golf Etiquette...
Please be considerate of fellow golfers by repairing divots, raking traps and playing ready golf to help maintain
a reasonable pace of play.
Two Minutes Only ...Fishing for Golf Balls ...
Please be mindful that a two-minute time limit applies to looking for your golf ball hit into the water.
Fishing for balls other than the ball you are playing is prohibited. Alligators are always present.
18th Season of Free Golf Lessons...
Lessons will resume soon. An experienced golf instructor will provide a wonderful introduction to the game
of golf with 5 one-hour lessons. Lessons will be held at the Par 3 Golf Course. Please contact us to sign up for
the next class. Lessons will start after Thanksgiving.
Stay Hydrated...
Remember to drink plenty of fluids while you are on the course. Water and PowerAde are available
in vending machines and at the Snack Bar. The winter season does not eliminate the need to hydrate.
FREQUENT PLAYER CARDS are currently on sale at the pro-shops. These cards offer big prime season
discounts at both of our golf courses. An early tee time booking feature is also a benefit of the card purchase.
Cards are good through March 31, 2021. The cards will be valid for 10 rounds + a bonus round. This means 11
rounds for the price of 10. Call 561-381-2037 for additional information.
Please feel free to call 561-381-2037 if you have any questions or suggestions for the golf courses.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
KINGS POINT RECREATION CORPORATION, INC.
June 8, 2020
Present: Jessica Brown, Jerry Flomen, Dick Herman, Barry Levine, Robert Lome, Lisa Manzione, Fran Morrow,
Rhoda Peritz, Lisa D’Ortiz, Ana Martinez, Joel Rosenshein, Howard Hoffmann
Absent: Ronald Mitchell, Pamela Jacks, Everett Alder, Maureen Fox, Frances Delarato, Brooke Kilpatrick, Ken
Bradley, Mary Ellen Sorce, Don Terracciano, Bernie Schwartz, Anita Kolsky, Brue Klein, Maureen Fox, Joe Miller,
Rochelle Feinberg
Temperatures were taken on all attendees and face masks worn. Social distancing was practiced.
Procedural & Organizational Matters
1. Meeting called to order by Chairperson Jessica Brown at 9:25AM
2. Quorum present.
3. Approval of Minutes – Motion to accept the March 5, 2020 Minutes by Bob Lome, seconded by Barry Levine.
4. Items to be considered for the next meeting – None received.
5. Treasurer’s Report – April 30, 2020 – Read by Fran Morrow.
Unfinished Business
1. None.
New Business
1. Alliance of Delray Report – Report was read by Dick Herman.
2. Open discussion ensued regarding the management of community pursuant to COVID19. L. Manzione, Vesta.
3. Financial Review Minutes (First Quarter) – J. Flomen, Chairman.
4. COVID19 and Social Distancing permitting…the Annual Leadership Dinner will be held in the Grand Ballroom
on December 15, 2020. More details to follow. Save the DATE!
Good & Welfare
1. Sunshine Committee Report
2. Deputy Report
3. Kent Security Report
4. Night Swimming Report
5. Gate Guest Pass Report
6. Gate Tally Report
7. Bus Ridership Report
Communications/Letters
1. Letter sent to Harriet Birnbaum of Normandy Q regarding occupant Erik Edelstein speeding on Continental
Boulevard resulting in a speeding ticket. Both recreation area privileges were suspended for 30 days.
2. Letter received from Ada Martinez of Flanders B requesting a jogging exercise belt be used for water exercise
therapy while swimming. Request approved.
3. Letter sent to Steven Bradley of Monaco M regarding an incident at the Security Window in the Administration
Office, resulting in a warning letter being sent.
4. Letter sent to Robert Chugunov of Monaco I regarding an incident at The Bistro, resulting the suspension of his
recreation area privileges for 60 days.
5. Letter sent to M/M Gus Natsis regarding an incident at the Main Atlantic Avenue Gate with their guest, Reene
Skandaliaris and Mr. Natsis. Tis resulted in the suspension of recreation area privileges for 30 days.
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6. Letter sent to Jonathon Garberg and Quimetta Perle of Normandy G regarding an incident in the Theatre,
resulting in the suspension of their recreation area privileges for 60 days.
7. Letter received from Tatiana Wellington of Valencia H regarding ID cards be released for Unit 175 prior to the
expiration date. Request was denied due to the fact that the rules that govern the issuance of lessee identification
cards are very specific and cannot be waived.
8. Letter was sent to Albert Burley of Valencia H regarding an incident in the Billiard Room, resulting in a warning
letter being sent.
9. Letter sent to Robert Daugherty of Monaco M regarding an incident in the Billiard Room, resulting in a warning
letter being sent.
10. Letter received from Daniel James of Piedmont D regarding an incident at the East End Café. Lisa Manzione
replied that his concerns would be looked into.
11. Letter sent to Paul Lamberg of Normandy N regarding an incident at the Normandy Pavilion, resulting in a
warning letter being sent.
12. Letter sent to Bernard Selden of Monaco I regarding a call he made to 911, resulting in a warning letter being sent.
13. Letter sent to Eric Levy of Waterford I regarding walking his dog on the Kings Point Golf Course after being
repeatedly told not to do so by the Waterford Board of Directors.
14. Letter sent to Sheila Salzman of Valencia C regarding an incident at the Main Clubhouse during the closure due
to Covid-19. This resulted in the suspension of her recreation area privileges for 60 days.
15. Letter sent to Judith Leonard of Normandy J regarding an incident with Kent Security, resulting in a warning
letter being sent.
16. Letter sent to Dwight Harris of Normandy O regarding an incident at the driving range at the Executive Golf
Course while closed due to Covid-19. This resulted in the suspension of his recreation area privileges for 60 days.
17. Letter sent to Carter Price of Tuscany C regarding an incident on the basketball court during the closure due to
Covid-19, resulting in the suspension of his recreation area privileges for 60 days.
18. Letter received from Michael Castagna of Monaco H that was sent to Association Specialty Group (ASG)
regarding specific dogs in the Kings Point Community. Lisa Manzione replied that the condominium associations
are responsible for approving the service/emotional support animals that reside in the community.
19. Letter sent to Nicole Tsolakis of Burgundy H regarding an incident with a Kent Security guard, resulting in a
warning letter being sent.
20. Letter received from Sheila Salzman of Valencia C requesting the swimming pools hours remain open until 7PM
daily. Lisa Manzione replied that due to social distancing guideline and/or additional requirements to sanitize and
protect all furniture (and hand railings, etc.) regularly at Kings Point, the pool hours will remain “as noted” until the
requirements are lifted.
21. Letter sent to Lee Feldman of Burgundy D regarding a incident at the Flanders Pool deck resulting in the
suspension of his recreation area privileges for 30 days.
22. Letter sent to Mikhail Klyuchkin of Normandy I regarding an altercation at the Main Clubhouse Pickle Ball
Courts resulting in the suspension of his recreation area privileges for 30 days.
23. Letter sent to Jillian Horowitz of Brittany J regarding a disturbance, resulting the a warning letter being sent.
24. Letter received from Andrea Bucher-McAdams and Arlene Barrett of Flanders G voicing their concerns over
the rules and regulations that are currently governing the pools and spas within the Kings Point Community. Lisa
Manzione replied that all residents are free to enjoy all amenities with Kings Point, on both side of the community. If
Flanders Pool and Spa has reached capacity, we are recommending residents should travel to the Main Clubhouse
(approximately 1.5 miles) in order to enjoy the Florida Sunshine.
25. Letter sent to Charles Cohn of Monaco C regarding an incident at the Bocci Ball Court, resulting in a warning
letter being sent.
26. Letter sent to Kelly Weinberg of Flanders L regarding an incident at the Flanders Gate, resulting in the suspension
of her recreation area privileges for 30 days.
27. Letter send to Donald Veil of Monaco J regarding an incident behind the Main Clubhouse using the charcoal
grills during closure due to Covid-19, resulting in a warning letter being sent.
28. Letter sent to Shalom Dermon of Saxony A regarding an incident at the Monaco Tennis Courts, resulting in a
warning letter being sent.
29. Letter sent to Raymond Brunette of Monaco B regarding an incident at the Monaco Tennis Courts, resulting in
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the suspension of his recreation area privileges for 60 days.
30. Letter sent to Debbie Forte of Flanders I regarding an incident at the Monaco Gate, resulting in the suspension
of her recreation area privileges for 30 days.
31. Letter sent to Emmitt Miller of Capri D regarding and incident at the Flanders Pool, resulting in a warning letter
being sent.
32. Letter sent to Bonnie Blackman of Flanders R regarding an incident at the Flanders Pool, resulting in a warning
letter being sent.
33. Letter sent to Stewart Bogatz of Seville G regarding an incident at the Flanders Pool, resulting in the suspension
of his recreation area privileges for 30 days.
34. Letter sent to M/M Robert James Lang of Piedmont D regarding an incident with a third resident Robert Hugo
Lang at the Normandy Entrance Gate, resulting in a warning letter being sent.
35. Letter sent to Stephen Leslie Spector of Waterford C regarding an incident at the Flanders Spa, resulting in a
warning letter being sent.
36. Letter sent to Thomas Castellano of Piedmont J regarding an incident at the Executive Golf Course, resulting in
the suspension of his recreation area privileges for 30 days.
37. Letter received from Jerry Hanner of Waterford H regarding damages to his vehicle. Lisa Manzione replied that
records indicate his vehicle entered through the guest lane, attempted to change lanes and entered through the
resident lane, even though the resident lane was closed for traffic control due to an event. The vehicle was damaged
due to reckless driving and disobeying lane closures. All is recorded on video. Therefore Kings Point Golf and
Country Club holds no responsibility for any damages to his vehicle.
38. Letter received from Stewart Bogatz of Seville G regarding the suspension of his Kings Point ID card. Lisa
Manzione replied that the rules and regulations that govern the recreation area are very specific, especially
governing the pool and spa are due to the newly implemented CDC guidelines. Suspension remains “as is”
39. Letter received from George Tsolakis of Burgundy H regarding the “warning letter” sent to Nicole Tsolakis. Lisa
Manzione replied that the warning remains as stated.
40. Letter received from Thomas Castellano of Piedmont J recounting the incident that occurred on the Executive
Golf Course. Lisa Manzione replied that the suspension remains “as is”
41. Letter received from Ron Palau of Saxony A voicing concerns about the open gate/walkway between the Kings
Point Plaza and Kings Point Golf and Country Club. Lisa Manzione replied that the gate area in question is not
part of the Kings Point Golf and Country Club Property. KPGCC does not have the ability to lock the gate during
the day, preventing access to and from the parking lot, as the lot is available for excess parking for shopping center
patrons. Additionally, the Kings Point bus system utilizes the parking lot, allowing residents to exit the bus from the
parking lot, visit the shopping center and board the bus once again to return home.
42. Letter received from Carol Sendel of Waterford B voicing several concerns regarding management of Kings
Point Golf and Country Club. Lisa Manzione addressed all concerns.
43. Letter received from M/M Carmine Colella of Saxony J voicing concerns over an issue that arose at the Monaco
Gate. Lisa Manzione replied that if you do not meet the age requirements that are required to live in a 55+ community,
you may access the community through the guest lane only, by presenting a valid driver’s license each and every
time to the security guard on duty.
44. Letter sent to Mark Aronoff of Normandy P regarding an incident at the Flanders gate, resulting in the suspension
of his recreation area privileges for 30 days.
45. Letter received from Olga Pirumova requesting an exception be made to the Kings Point Golf and Country Club
Identification Policy. Lisa Manzione replied that only two identifications cards are issued per unit pursuant to the
rules and regulations that govern this community.
Insurance Claims against Community: Updates pending
Motion to adjourn by Jessica Brown, seconded by Rhoda Peritz and approved unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 11:10AM
Respectfully Submitted,
Rhoda Peritz, Secretary
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
KINGS POINT RECREATION CORPORATION, INC.
August 20, 2020
Present: Everett Alder, Ken Bradley, Jessica Brown, Lisa D’Ortiz, Frances Delarato, Rochelle Feinberg,
Jerry Flomen, Maureen Fox, Dick Herman, Howard Hoffmann, Bruce Klein, Anita Kolsky, Barry Levine, Robert
Lome, Lisa Manzione, Ana Martinez, Ronald Mitchell, Fran Morrow, Rhoda Peritz, Joel Rosenshein, Bernie Schwartz,
Mary Ellen Sorce, Don Terracciano
Absent: Pamela Jacks, Brooke Kilpatrick, Joseph Miller
Temperatures were taken on all attendees and face masks worn. Social distancing was practiced.
Procedural & Organizational Matters
1. Meeting called to order by Chairperson Jessica Brown at 9:33 am
2. Quorum present.
3. Approval of Minutes – Motion to accept the June 8, 2020 Minutes by Rhoda Peritz seconded by Barry Levine.
Minutes were accepted with one objection.
4. Items to be considered for the next meeting – None received.
5. Treasurer’s Report – July 31, 2020 – Read by Treasurer Fran Morrow.
Unfinished Business
1. Project Update Lisa Manzione, Vesta. The fence surrounding Par 3 Golf Course is being installed. The ADA
Bathroom in the Administration Building is being installed. The Monaco Pool will re-open on Friday, August
28th.
New Business
1. Ratify Waterford/Seville seat on the KPRC Board. – Roll call vote taken with all in favor. Motion passed
unanimously.
2. Ratify 2021 Budget – Roll call vote taken. 15 YES, zero NO with 1 abstention from Jerry Flomen. Motion
passed.
3. Ratify $1500.00 Capital Contribution Fee to begin September 1, 2020 – Roll call vote taken. 15 YES, zero NO
with 1 abstention from Dick Herman. Motion passed.
Good & Welfare
1. Sunshine Committee Report
2. Deputy Report - June & July reports attached.
3. Kent Security Report - June & July reports attached.
4. Night Swimming Report- June & July reports attached.
5. Gate Guest Pass Report- June & July reports attached.
6. Gate Tally Report - June & July reports attached.
7. Bus Ridership Report- June & July reports attached.
Communications/Letters
None read. Available upon request.
Insurance Claims against Community: Updates pending
Motion to adjourn by Bob Lome, seconded by Dick Herman and approved unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 10:03AM
Respectfully Submitted,
Rhoda Peritz, Secretary
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Expansion of Atlantic Avenue, Lyons Road & Understanding
the Flashing Yellow Lights
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has initiated a Project Development and Environment
(PD&E) Study along Avenue (SR 806) from the Turnpike to Jog Road in Delray Beach which is an approximate
1.8 miles in length. The FDOT has indicated that Atlantic Avenue is an inadequate link between the multilane
roadways of the Florida Turnpike, Jog Road, and Hagen Ranch Road. The plan is to expand Atlantic Avenue to
six lanes to better serve the regional transportation network and the local collector roadways. Included in this
project will be bicycle and pedestrian improvements. A public alternatives workshop is scheduled for Spring
2021 and a public hearing in December 2021.
Enhanced safety and mobility is also a concern, especially for improved emergency evacuation to the
Florida Turnpike which will be included in the design as well as addressing an existing sidewalk gap between
Michelangelo Boulevard and Jog Road.
The design phase is scheduled to be conducted during fiscal year (FY) 2022 with the right-of-way procurements
during FY 2024. Construction is expected to begin in FY 2027.
Public involvement is a key aspect throughout the process. The Alliance will keep its Membership informed
and encourages all residents to engage in the public hearings.
The Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners approved a contract to start widening of Lyons
Road south of Atlantic. The $9,823,244.20 project consists of widening Lyons Road to a four-lane divided
roadway, widening of bridges, installation of new traffic signals, and utility improvements for the Water Utilities
Department. This project is expected to begin in 2021 and will result in the completion of the length of roadway
between Atlantic and Clint Moore Road.
A traffic signal has been installed at the corner of State Road 7/441 and Cabernet Drive at the entrance to
the adjoining communities of Seven Bridges and Boca Bridges. Palm Beach County has been gradually
implementing the flashing yellow arrow (FYA) left-turn traffic signal throughout the County as part of its
standards for new and retrofit traffic signal projects.
The FYA signal indication will replace the traditional solid circular green indication for the following two left-
turn signal types: Permissive only where only a solid circular green indication is displayed and motorists must
always yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians before completing the left turn and Protected/Permissive
which is comprised of two parts, a “protected” left-turn phase initiated by a green arrow signal indication
where oncoming traffic must stop and it is safe to turn left, followed by a “permissive” part during which a solid
circular green signal is displayed and left-turning traffic must yield to oncoming traffic.
Submitted by
Dr. Lori Vinikoor, Executive Vice President
Alliance of Delray Residential Associations
www.allianceofdelray.com
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