NORTHWEST LANDING
RESIDENTIAL
OWNERS ASSOCIATION
ROA Board of Directors
Vicki Chittick, President
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Howie Stone, Vice President
Robert Hirschman, Treasurer
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British Export to Rock July 4th
The Northwest Landing Residential Owners Association (ROA) is proudly sponsoring the
arrival of British Export to DuPont!
Mary Ricco, Secretary
Eric Corp, Member at Large
Contact Information:
Email the Board Members at:
[email protected]
Email the ROA Staff at:
[email protected]
Location & Office Hours:
1495 Wilmington Dr. Ste 110
DuPont WA 98327
Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM
Office Phone: 253.964.1289
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
NWL CC&Rs Corner
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Volunteers Needed
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Upcoming Events
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British Export has provided the ultimate Beatles tribute show for over a decade.
The band has performed for tens of thousands of fans at some of the most
prestigious events in the world. British Export has performed at The Cavern Club
in Liverpool, England, Abbey Road Studios in London, The Rock N Roll Hall of
Fame, South Korea, the Amsterdam Hilton and Comiskey Park in Chicago. Other
past performances of note include the United Center, the Arlington Million, Taste
of Chicago, and Wrigley Field. They have appeared on NBC, WGN, FOX, and
ESPN. They were featured on the Travel Channel's "Beatlemania Britain" Show.
British Export features vintage suits and instruments reminiscent of the Beatles
performances of the 60's including a colorful Sgt. Pepper set, Post-touring
recording years set, and the Cavern Club-Hamburg set. All songs are performed
duplicating the sound of the original recordings. Check out British Export, and
you'll see why they were voted the top Beatles tribute, three times, at Beatlefest
in both New York and Chicago.
Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, we shall
pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any
friend, oppose any foe, to assure the survival and success of
liberty. - President John F. Kennedy
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NWL CC&R Corner
Excerpts of NWL Resident Handbook, Version 2
Please be aware that a complete disregard of the CC&Rs and community-wide guidelines may
cause a resident unnecessary grief and fines. When in doubt of whether or not a Property
Improvement Request form is required, call the ROA office at 253-964-1289. Below are fines
that are set forth in the Northwest Landing Resident Handbook:
Stop Work Order. Failure to immediately comply with the terms of the stop work will cause a
$350.00 fine to be imposed and that for each week thereafter in which non-compliance with the
stop work order takes place, a separate $350.00 will be imposed (4.B.section 8). A few
examples that are subject to fines for unauthorized activity are pouring concrete to extend
driveway pads-sidewalks- backyards, re-landscaping front yards, installation of sheds, etc.
The“Three Step” Approach. $150.00, $250.00, and $350.00 fines. Three violations of the
same restriction within twelve months of the first violation will result in tiered fines if the
violation has not been cured (4.B. section 6). These are just a few examples that are subject
to “three step approach” fines: non-removal of mildew and moss, exterior alteration of existing
improvements (including painting), parking recreational vehicle, boats, trailers, and other
watercrafts for more than 12 hours, failure to maintain yards, etc.
Waste Container notices which include all types of garbage and trash containers, and those
used for yard waste and recycling. Non-compliant residents will receive one courtesy reminder.
Subsequent violations will be subject to a $25.00 fine per occurrence (3.C.25. and Policy #78,
effective January 1, 2013). The most common violations are for storing the waste containers
within sight form City streets and for leaving waste containers on the street 24 hours after
pick-up.
Paying Fine Does Not Cure a Violation. Paying a fine does not relieve a person from the
responsibility to cure a violation. (4.B. section 9)
For a complete copy of Version 2 of the NWL Resident Handbook, go to
www.nwlandingroa.org
Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are need in the following areas for our 4th of July Celebration.
1. Traffic Control
2. Parade check-in and line up
3. Assisting 4-Ever Young Seniors with Pan Cake Breakfast
4. Youth Activities-Spin the Wheel contest
5. Stage Decorating
6. Loading and unloading equipment
7. Decorating Prize tents
8. Six volunteers needed for the Dynamite Dash
Contact our Event Volunteer Coordinator, Linda Cumberbatch, if you are interested in
helping in any of these areas by emailing her at [email protected].
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Upcoming Events
July 4th Parade & Celebration Schedule of Events
7:30 AM: Dynamite Dash Begins
8:00 AM: Annual Pancake Breakfast
10:00 AM: Hometown Parade Begins lead by Grand Marshall Steve Young
11:00 AM: Hometown Celebration at Clocktower Park
2:00 PM: Events Conclude at Clocktower Park
Dusk: Fireworks at Patriots Landing
Hometown Celebration includes the following:
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Red, White & Blue Alley Proudly Powered by the DuPont Lions: Cotton Candy, Sno Cones,
Popcorn, Ice Cream, Balloons and much more!
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Carr’s BBQ and shish kabobs by Polynesian Experience
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Bouncy Houses, Pony Rides and local arts & crafts vendors
The Parade Application/Route Map as well as the Vendor Application are available on our
website. Please note, participants in the Bike, Buggy and Pet Parade need not register for the
parade, but the Application has general information useful to those participants.
August 7th Music at the Clock
Join us Wednesday, August 7th from 6:30-8:00 for Music at the Clock at Clocktower Park! This
year's featured band is the Beatnicks! They perform the music of the 60's & 70's (and 80's, too);
with energy and passion that you won't find anywhere. Capturing the essence of the music with
their charisma, chemistry and natural talent is why people all over the world are fans of the
band. Since their explosive debut in the early 90s', the Beatniks have been pleasing audiences
ranging in age from eight to eighty with their signature energy, classic sound and vigorous stage
presence. With over 5,000 performances since their inception, they have headlined shows that
have drawn crowds of 35,000 people, and have proven to be one of the largest drawing bands,
consistently selling out the venues they play!
Bring the entire family and come hungry! The DuPont Lions are grilling $2 burgers, $1 hot dogs,
kids 12 and under eat for free! Great music. Easy dinner. See you there!
August 2nd Movie in the Park
To Be Announced
August 16th Movie in the Park
The Hunger Games
For both movie events, bring a picnic dinner and comfy chairs to Clocktower Park. Both shows
begin at approximately 8:45PM (Dusk). However, our community's Youth Council will host a
fund raising taco bar for $5 the evening of August 16th if you would like to support them rather
than bring a picnic dinner.
Save the Date
Community Wide Yard Sale, Saturday, September 14th, 8AM-3PM