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The Copperfield Courier COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER P.O. Box 43147 Louisville, KY 40253 www.copperfieldky.com Hotline@CopperfieldKY.com Hotline 502-254-2113 A monthly publication for the residents of Copperfield NOVEMBER 2017 Cookies & Cocoa with Santa Wear your jammies and join us for Cookies & Cocoa with Santa. Your Copperfield HOA has arranged for Santa to be at the Clubhouse on December 9, 2017 from 9:30 a.m.-11 a.m. Each child will have an opportunity to tell Santa if they have been naughty or nice and to let the big guy in red know what is on their wish list. All the Copperfield children will receive a small gift and will be able to put in their official application to be one of Santa s elves. RSVP to hotline@copperfieldky.com to guarantee your child will receive a gift by December 6, 2017. Be One of Santa s Elves at the Cookies & Cocoa Event If your student needs service hours please have them consider helping at the Cookies & Cocoa with Santa event. We need plenty of Santa s Elves to assist in set up, entertaining the guests and clean up. Please contact Tammy Kessler if your child can assist. Email: tammymkessler@hotmail.com.

Copperfield s Annual Holiday Decorating Contest Our neighborhood will soon be transformed into a winter wonderland with holiday lights and decorations. We hope you participate in the annual holiday decorating contest! Judges are looking for creative outdoor displays that make our neighborhood look festive! First, Second and Third place winners will be announced after the contest via Nextdoor and in the following newsletter. Judges will be unbiased parties employed by a nearby Church that do not live in Copperfield. Contest details are listed below: Date: Wednesday, December 13th To participate, turn on your lights by 6:30pm. Judging will take place @ 7:00pm. Remember to keep your lights on if you are not home. Social Activities Committee Did you move to Copperfield because of the family friendly neighborhood atmosphere? Much of this atmosphere is built with the various activities we provide throughout the year that allow neighbors to meet, socialize and develop lasting friendships. Be a part of the group that helps make this neighborhood special. Join Tammy Kessler as she hosts a Social Activities Committee Meeting on Thursday, November 30. Wine and cheese will be provided. You can learn about the events we have done in the past, provide ideas for future events and share any expertise, talent or interest you have in helping lead specific functions. Please RSVP by November 29 to tammymkessler@hotmail.com. If you have specific questions or comments you can direct those to Tammy, as well. We look forward to seeing you on November 30th! Kentucky Christmas & Holiday Events Visit the Kentucky Tourism page to find exciting events to help celebrate the upcoming holiday season. https://www.kentuckytourism.com/holidays/events.aspx Examples of some of the events are listed below: Barton 1792 Distillery: Making Spirits Bright by Lantern Light...November 24th Lights Under Louisville... November 18th - December 31st Christmas at the Galt House Hotel... November 17th - December 24th Southern Lights 2017... November 18th - December 31st Newport Aquarium, Scuba Santa s Winter Waterland... November 25th - December 31st Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill Illuminated Evenings & Jingle Bell Shuttle Rides Fridays and Saturdays... December 2nd & 3rd, December 9th & 10th, December 16th & 17th Santa's Safari, Louisville Zoo...December 10th-11th, and 17th-18th

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT SHAWN WILKIE Welcome to November! As the year progresses, our days are getting shorter and the nights longer and colder. (As experienced during the Fall Festival at the end of October!) Nonetheless, in November my thoughts turn to the many, many things I have to be thankful for. In addition to my family, my health and my job, I m thankful for this neighborhood and the people in it who make it the tremendous community that it is. Even though it s at times sad to see some of our residents moving away, I m thankful for the new people who are excited to move into Copperfield, and the opportunity to meet them and get to know them. Some of the recent neighborhood activities have once again given me this chance, and I am continually astounded at the quality of the people who choose to make Copperfield their home. To help maintain connections throughout the winter months (without the pool as a natural gathering point), Gina & I will once again be hosting First Fridays at our home. It was fun last year to have various neighbors join us each month for an evening of hanging out and catching up with one another. The kids run around outside or in the basement, and I always enjoy the adult conversations and never fail to learn something new about my neighbors. I hope many of you will be able to join us again (or for the first time) this year, so that we can stay connected, reconnect, or make new connections. I know it can be intimidating to visit for the first time, particularly if you don t already know someone, but I encourage you to come and meet your neighbors so that each subsequent activity/opportunity becomes that much easier. My fervent hope is that the First Fridays get so crowded that our home will no longer accommodate everyone, and we re forced to move them to the clubhouse. (More about that elsewhere in the newsletter.) So please watch Nextdoor for information about upcoming First Fridays, and join us if your schedule can accommodate. I guarantee you ll find something interesting to talk about, and spend some time with your amazing neighbors in the process. Your neighbor, Shawn BOOKCLUB NOVEMBER Welcome New Neighbors: Elizabeth Helton 14312 Micawber Way Iva Frank 504 Micawber Court Jason & Kathleen Mullins 14307 Micawber Way Michael & Ann Fisk 14102 Bentley Court Book: When Breath Becomes Air By: Paul Kalanith Where: No Meeting Time: Date: We meet on the fourth Thursday of the month. Please call Linda Ferreira at 245-1335 with any questions. Important Upcoming Events You won t want to miss all of the exciting events taking place in Copperfield! Mark your calendars for the upcoming festivities! Board Meeting at Clubhouse @ 7 P.M...November 13th Social Activities Meeting at Clubhouse @ 7-8:30 P.M... Nov. 30th Cookies & Cocoa with Santa @ 9:30-11 A.M...December 9th Board Meeting at Clubhouse @ 7 P.M...December 11th Christmas Light Contest @ 6:30-7 P.M...December 13th Board Meeting at Clubhouse @ 7 P.M...January 8th Please join us to get to know your neighbors and be involved in your community!

Clubhouse Renovation Update Progress has been painfully slow, but the clubhouse renovation project has been gaining a little momentum over the last couple months. The CHA Board and the Clubhouse Remodel Committee hired Architect Tony Kleyer to complete the design and engineering work for the project. Tony and his team have completed a preliminary site plan and it was submitted to the county for approval on 10/30/17. The site plan is not a completed design, but rather a request to the county to add square footage to the main clubhouse, increase the size of the parking lot by a few spaces, and add some additional covered and uncovered pool deck space. It is hoped that this preliminary application will be approved by the county by mid to late December. In the meantime, Tony is putting together proposal drawings for the project based on the input and guidance of the Remodel Committee. These drawings will be shared with the neighborhood for feedback in a series of open house meetings hosted by the CHA Board and the Clubhouse Remodel Committee. We hope to hold these meeting before the end of the year, but actual dates have not yet been selected (and can't be until drawings are completed). As soon as dates are chosen, they will be communicated via Nextdoor and this newsletter. Respectfully submitted, Jeremy Rydberg Board Meetings Monday, November 13th Monday, December 11th Monday, Januray 8th All meetings are held at 7pm @ the Clubhouse. Copperfield is a great place to LIVE!

The Fall Festival that Felt Like Winter. Thanks to hard work Danielle Rydberg and Leah Guilford, Copperfield had its annual Fall Festival on Saturday, October 28. Mother Nature helped make it windy and cold, which most certainly impacted participation. Regardless, the event provided a chance for everyone to have some fun & show off their creativity in the Costume Contest and a Trunk or Treat Decoration Contest. In addition to the fun had by dressing up, there was a Chili Cook-off! The winners of the events are listed below: Trunk or Treat - Janice & Al Patrash - Beauty & The Beast Family Costume - The Patrash Family - Beauty & The Beast 5 & Under Girl - Breanna Sellers - Mouse Trap 5 & Under Boy - Owen Condra - Waste Management Truck 6-10 Girl - Rachel Day - Belle 6-10 Boy - Jake Rydberg - Fast & The Furious 11-17 Girl - Kate Wilkie - Katniss Everdeen Chili Cookoff Winner - Annie Fisk Again, thank you to Danielle and Leah for planning the event. The planning and execution of these events typically becomes a family affair. Thanks to their husbands, Jeremy and Todd, as well!

Call Christi Right Here In Copperfield for all of your real estate needs. Service Communication Easily Accessible Working For You Listening To Your Needs Free Comparative Market Analysis Copperfield Resident Since 1994 Christi Dennison 992-4140 Direct E-mail: cdennison@homesinlouisville.com. Web-site: www.christidennison.com or HomesInLouisville.com RE/MAX Properties East 10525 Timberwood Circle Louisville, KY 40223 (502) 425-6000 Where quality and affordability meet. Serving the Louisville area for over 20 years Fully licensed and insured Free estimates Chris Day President, Owner and Copperfield Resident 502-376-2418

Jeff Kessler, DMD (Copperfield Resident)

Copperfield Homeowners Association, Inc. Monthly Expenditure Report Period 09/01/17-09/30/17 Waste Management Services... $3,547.10 L G & E... 3,466.94 Landscape Maintenance... 1,927.57 Accounting/Administation Contract Services... 1,350.00 Tree removal... 700.00 Security Cameras... 557.00 Pool Maintenance & Supplies... 507.92 Administrative expenses... 285.45 A T & T... 186.89 General Grounds Maintenance... 120.75 Spectrum... $88.34 Total Expenditures... $12,737.96 Submitted by LeAnn Swanson NEWSLETTER DEADLINE Please submit any articles or ads to LeAnn Swanson by the 21st of every month for the following month s publications. Articles can be mailed to Copperfield, P.O. Box 43147, Louisville, KY 40253 or e-mailed to Hotline@CopperfieldKY.com, telephone 254-2113 (please place newsletter article or ad in the subject area of your e-mail). NEWSLETTER AD RATES 1/4 Page 1/2 Page Full Page Copperfield Residents $12.50 $25.00 $50.00 Non-Profit Organizations $12.50 $25.00 $50.00 Non-Residents $25.00 $50.00 $100.00 2017 COPPERFIELD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT... Shawn Wilkie VICE PRESIDENT...Jeremy Rydberg VICE PRESIDENT...Brian Schmidt TREASURER...Greg Guilford SECRETARY...Amy Duck GENERAL MANAGER... LeAnn Swanson If you have a concern or comment you can reach any member at 254-2113 or by email Hotline@CopperfieldKY.com

Copperfield Calendar November 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 BOARD MEETING 7:00 P.M. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 THANKS- GIVING DAY December 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 BOOKCLUB GIFT BOOK EXCHANGE 7:00 P.M. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 BOARD MEETING 7:00 P.M. CHRISTMAS LIGHT CONTEST 6:30-7:00 P.M. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 COOKIES & COCOA with SANTA 9:30-11 A.M. 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 CHRISTMAS DAY 31