June VIP 2022

IN THE PINES VOLUME 29 - ISSUE 5 JUNE 2022

THE FOREST HIGHLANDS ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER

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LEADERSHIP

Mike Cahill, Board President Patty Ashbrook, General Manager / COO The month of May and the start of the summer season were noticeably quieter than what we have experienced the past couple of years. Early indications would seem that use of the club may be returning to a pre-pandemic pattern, although the winds and cooler weather we experienced in the first half of the month were a very good reason to stay in the Valley! Thankfully the winds have diminished and temperatures are heading toward that perfect summertime range we enjoy here in the high country. The warmer weather along with lots of fertilizer, grass seed, water and diligent encouragement from Bill Abbey and the course maintenance team has helped both courses come a long way in repairing the winter damage. Playing conditions on both courses are now much improved and will be terrific with a couple more weeks of warm weather. We have had a couple of important staff changes over the past month. In late April our CFO Ryan Oldroyd accepted a position as the CFO of Arizona Country Club. In finding his replacement it was very important to us to find a local candidate who was familiar with Flagstaff and had an extensive hospitality and well-rounded accounting background. It is with great pleasure that I introduce our new CFO Kim Rushing. Kim is local to Flagstaff and joins us from Continental Country Club, a non-profit homeowner’s association, where she oversaw 2,400 property owners and the golf course operation. She was previously the Controller for Xanterra Parks and Resorts with oversight of all financial functions for the Grand Canyon Railway & Hotel, the Petrified Forest, and the Grand Canyon South Rim Lodges. Kim has over 20 years of experience in financial accounting, including month-end processing, cash management, account and intercompany reconciliation, processing/overseeing payables and receivables, annual audits, operating and capital budget preparation and supervision of accounting staff. We are fortunate to have her wealth of experience and I know she looks forward to the opportunity to meet all of you! It also my pleasure to announce that this past month Kurt Martin was granted the title of Assistant General Manager. Kurt has been with Forest Highlands for the past 20 years

and was given additional oversight responsibilities in 2019 when his title was expanded to Director of Recreation & Community Services. The current organization chart and hierarchy will not change as he will continue to provide the same oversight role as exists currently for the recreation, fitness/wellness, aquatics, concierge, racquets, common area and facility maintenance, and the utility operations departments. As AGM Kurt will fill the role of acting GM when I may be absent from the Club. He will continue to regularly attend the Recreation & Racquet, Firewise and Master Plan committee meetings as this enables Kurt to have a good understanding of the future needs of the community, and he will become involved in the new Utility Operations committee as well as attending Board and Finance committee meetings. We are very pleased to be able to provide this opportunity for continued professional growth for Kurt and continuity for the community. This past week has been a busy one with the May Board meeting on the 23rd, the first Coffee with the GM on the 26th, the Annual Member Meeting on the 28th and the Memorial Day BBQ on the 29th! As communicated in the Special Meeting Notice email sent May 24, the Board approved ending the CC&R Plat Amendment Vote on Thursday, May 26 at 1PM as we had received more than the 574 affirmative votes needed to pass the plat amendment. The official tally was 615 votes in favor with 83 opposed. A total of 698 votes were cast representing 81% of all eligible members. As the Plat Amendment has been overwhelmingly approved by the membership, the next step is to submit it to Coconino County to process the amended plat. A Coconino County Board of Supervisor’s Hearing will be required with the proposed plat being on the consent agenda. Once approved by the County, the amended final plat will be recorded after it is signed by all the required parties. Simultaneously with the plat submittal to the County, we will begin working with our facility architect, multiple consultants including a sound engineer, traffic safety engineer, and landscape architect, and our contractor to create the conceptual drawings and construction documents for the project. We will continue to keep you updated on this process as we expect it will take the majority of the summer and fall before we will be ready to break ground. continued on next page > > >

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LEADERSHIP

If you were unable to attend the Annual Meeting, the annual report that was presented is available for your review on the member website. Unfortunately we experienced technical difficulties with the recording so in the near future we will release a podcast with a recap of the meeting discussion. In addition to a review of the financial results for 2021 and year-to-date through April 30, 2022, one of the main highlights of the meeting was an update on capital projects that have been completed in 2022, those still pending and those currently under consideration in the next 1-5 years. The Memorial Day BBQ was well attended with approximately 850 members, family and guests. The weather was nearly a bit cooler and windier than hoped with even a drop or two of rain, however the food was outstanding, and the games and music were a hit. It was truly an exceptional way to kick off the summer! Other exciting things to look forward to in June include the Couples Invitational and the Member-Member, the Taste of Forest Highlands wine and food festival, Daou Wine Dinner, shuttle service to the Flagstaff Farmer’s Market downtown, Family Movie in the Park, Callaghan Soccer Camps for the kids, and of course celebrating all the Dad’s on Father’s Day! “Here’s to all the Dads, the Step-Dads, the Foster Dads, the Solo Dads, the Dads to Be, the Should Be Dads, the Moms that are also Dads, and those without Dads – Thank you for all you do!”

Get the latest news and updates from Forest Highlands with Jeff and Krystan!

Forest Highlands Podcast Available for listening at:

Available on the members.fhgc.com website

Patricia Ashbrook General Manager/COO

SAVE THE DATE

COFFEE WITH THE GM

Tuesday, June 21 Wednesday, July 27

Wednesday, August 24 Thursday, September 22

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FOUNDATION

Ethan Braunstein MD, Board Chair, Forest Highlands Foundation

partners with whom we have a long standing relationship, such as Flagstaff Shelter Services, Flagstaff Family Food Center, and Housing Solutions/Sharon Manor This will give us more agility in handling rapidly occurring community crises such as COVID, wildfire, flood, and as we’ve all noticed recently, the effect of inflation on local food supplies. This process at some point may necessitate some sort of formal separation of Foundation funds between those monies earmarked for Community Foundation distribution and contingency funds earmarked for direct grants by the Foundation to our human services nonprofits. In other Foundation news, plans for the Denise Martinez Memorial Tournament continue apace. The theme, as you’re already noticed, is rock ’n roll, and one of Alice Cooper’s autographed guitars will be auctioned at the event. Also, we’re happy to see that the Forest Highlands Youth Leadership Council has been organized, and we look forward to working with them on a backpack project for Killip School as well as many other projects in the future. Jean Brown will be our liaison with the Youth Leadership Council. Finally please keep in mind our donor thank you event on June 25. This has been sponsored by an anonymous Foundation member, so no Foundation money will be expended. I’ll be back with another update next month. As usual, if you have any questions about the Foundation, please contact me <beigestein@gmail.com> or any of the other Board members.

May marked the opening of the new Flagstaff Shelter Services (FSS) facility at the old Crown (Howard Johnson’s) motel on east Route 66. The housewarming was celebrated by FSS, local politicians, and representatives of local Flagstaff nonprofits. Several members of the Foundation Board were in attendance. By the time of the housewarming, 12 individuals or families were already living in the new transitional housing, with space for 46 more. There will be onsite services including North Country Health Care, the Guidance Center, Southwest Behavioral Health Services, and the Flagstaff Family Food Center. The project and motel renovation cost $6.19 million, paid for by the Arizona Department of Housing, The Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation, and, of course, the Forest Highlands Foundation. The Crown Railroad Cafe (a Flagstaff institution) was also very generous with support. FHF provided the initial $50,000 in seed money, and this was leveraged into the entire $6.19 million cost of the entire project, so the FHF’s ability to be in the right place at the right time was instrumental in assuring that it all happened. This marks a bit of change from our normal funding process. In the past, about 95% of our funding of local nonprofits came through a collaborative process with the Arizona Community Foundation Flagstaff and other local foundations. This served the purpose of coordinating funding with other groups, but the emergence of COVID necessitated an approach that would get the funds to where they’re needed more expeditiously. We have recently concentrated on directly evaluating requests for funding by our partners, and over the past 2 years we have distributed about $200,000 without going through the Community Foundation. Therefore, only about 75% of grant money has been distributed though the Community Foundation in the last 2 years. In the future,although we will continue to work extensively with the Arizona Community Foundation, we anticipate expanding our outreach to those

Ethan Braunstein MD Board Chair, Forest Highlands Foundation beigestein@gmail.com

PS: Thanks to Larry Aldrich for becoming our liaison with the HOA Board.

SAVE THE DATE

DENISE MARTINEZ MEMORIAL PRO-AM Monday, August 15

CLICK HERE

Signup for the Tournament and/or Sponsor Today!

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CLUB NEWS

SOUTH AFRICA FOREST HIGHLANDS EXCLUSIVE MEMBER JOURNEY OCT 19 - 28, 2022

Discover the essence of South Africa on this incredible journey, hand crafted to the finest detail as we bring the natural wonders, wildlife, and heritage to life. This journey offers unique experiences, authentic South African hospitality, and access to the top ranked and private golf courses including South Africa’s No.1 ranked, the Links at Fancourt. The adventure begins in the vibrant city of Cape Town, continues to Fancourt, South Africa’s premier golf and leisure resort, and culminates with an unforgettable safari at the award-winning Lion Sands River Lodge located in the heart of the renowned Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve. You will be assisted every step of the way by Premier Africa’s host team ensuring a seamless travel experience.

AVAILABILITY FOR TWO MORE COUPLES

FRIENDS AND FAMILY WELCOME

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Contact Desi Geldenhuys from Premier Africa for more information or to reserve your place

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CLUB NEWS

Hosted by the Forest Highlands Youth Leadership Board Friday, June 17

Cocktails / Dinner Service Begins at 5PM First Tee Off at 5:30PM (with program & Champions Cup presentation to follow)

Canyon Driving Range during Cooldown!

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES & TICKETS

SPONSORSHIP DETAILS

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Top Gun Event Details:

This year the Forest Highlands Youth Leadership Board is paying homage to the greatest show on grass! We are creating our very own version of the Phoenix Open’s 16th Hole with all the excitement and drama that goes with it - and it’s all for a good cause! Come enjoy this special evening on the driving range. Dining tables anchored by the “Top Gun Bar” will surround the players’ tee box giving you upfront access to cheer or jeer your favorite Forest Highlands gun slingers as they face off in this one-of-a-kind closest to the pin style event.

Signup for the Golf Event on Foretees!

We are your sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, friends and neighbors. Our board includes junior and senior high students from within the Forest Highlands community.

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CLUB NEWS

COCONINO NATIONAL FOREST UNDER STAGE 2 FIRE RESTRICTIONS

View the official Stage 2 Forest Order here

Due to warmer weather conditions, increased fire danger, and for public safety, Coconino National Forest implemented Stage 2 fire restrictions Thursday, May 26. The forest has been under Stage 1 fire restrictions since May 5, which prohibit campfires across the forest and limits them to developed recreations sites only. However, with warmer and windy weather, as well as key criteria being met, stricter fire restrictions will be implemented across the entire national forest--including developed recreation sites.

Stage 2 fire restrictions prohibit the following:

• Building, maintaining, or using a fire, campfire, or stove fire, including charcoal, coal, and briquettes. This includes smudge pots and wood stoves. The only exception is using a stove or grill that is solely fueled by pressurized liquid petroleum or pressurized liquid petroleum gas (LPG) fuels.). • Smoking (except within an enclosed vehicle or building, a developed recreation site, or while stopped in an area at

least 3 feet in diameter that is barren or cleared of any flammable material). • Blasting, welding, or operating any acetylene or other torch with an open flame.

• During the hours of 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., operating a generator, chainsaw or other equipment powered by an internal combustion engine for felling, bucking, skidding, processing, road building and woodcutting during industrial operations or firewood gathering capable of igniting a fire. An exception is allowed for operating generators with an approved spark arrestor in an area barren or cleared of all overhead and surrounding flammable materials within 3 feet of the generator. • Visitors should use caution and keep from driving over areas of vegetation to place their trailers or to unload their tents and camping supplies. This is to keep catalytic converters and other sources of heat underneath the vehicle from igniting vegetation. Additionally, fireworks of any kind are NEVER allowed on national forests.

Fire restrictions will remain in place until the forest receives significant precipitation or until Aug. 31. Violation of the restrictions on national forests is punishable by a fine of up to $5,000, imprisonment up to six months, or both.

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CLUB NEWS

MEMBERSHIP SURVEY REPORT #5 Click here

MEMBER SURVEY SECTION V – FITNESS, RACQUETS & AQUATICS

We are nearing the conclusion of the monthly reviews of the Member Survey responses. This month features highlights from Section 5 that covered activities in the fitness, spa, racquets, and aquatic areas of the Club. In July, we will review the final Section 6 covering feedback on Potential Future Improvements. As a quick reminder, the Member Survey had been sent out to all primary and spouse memberships on November 4, 2021 and responses were collected through December 1, 2021. A total of 694 individuals responded to the survey representing 517 households or 61% of our 860 memberships. Fitness & Spa Operations - Participation in each of the activity areas varied with the greatest number of respondents participating in use of the fitness facilities (74%) to the least number participating in tennis (21%). Members are very satisfied with the fitness facilities and operations. Almost all of the fitness ratings are 4.0 or higher, with high satisfaction percentages. Eighty-four percent (84%) of respondents are satisfied with the size of the fitness facility and 88% are satisfied with its appearance. All of the fitness satisfaction ratings are above or equal to the average ratings from other clubs, and none are below the private club industry benchmarks. Tennis & Pickleball Operations - While members are well satisfied with the condition of the courts and the tennis programs, one in four are dissatisfied with the availability of courts. There is also significant member dissatisfaction with all aspects of the Pro Shop (25% to 35% dissatisfied). All aspects of Pickleball received low ratings. The lowest rating, with most respondents dissatisfied, is for the availability of Pickleball courts.

Canyon & Meadow Pools – All of the satisfaction ratings for the Meadow and Canyon Pools are close to the average ratings from other clubs. In general, the ratings for the Canyon Pool are lower than the corresponding ratings for the Meadow Pool. For example, 83% of respondents are satisfied with the overall appearance of the Meadow Pool and only 4% are dissatisfied, compared to 69% and 11%, respectively, for the Canyon Pool.

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CLUB NEWS

A total of 132 comments were made regarding this section with a significant number requesting a hot tub at the Canyon pool and additional Pickleball courts. The Canyon pool renovation planned for 2021 included the addition of a hot tub but was postponed due to bid estimates coming in 300% greater than what had been budgeted. This enhancement is still under consideration and will become a greater priority in 2023. Several comments requested that the Canyon pool be designated as “adult only.” Unlike a country club, a homeowner association is legally not permitted to impose age restrictions on use of Club facilities unless there is a danger related to their use by a specific age group. Therefore we cannot restrict use of the Canyon pool by families.

The complete survey report for this Section is available on the Member website. The report includes additional charts, graphs and the many comments received related to the Fitness, Aquatics & Racquets Operations. Be sure to watch for the July VIP which will feature the final Section 6- Potential Future Improveme nts.

In order to provide additional parking spaces in the Canyon parking lot we have created dedicated spaces for smaller vehicles such as UTV’s and NEV’s. These spaces are narrower than regular parking spaces so we encourage regular size cars and trucks to leave these spaces for these smaller alternative vehicles. The narrower spaces are located in the first two “bays” on the left hand side of the lot. NEV PARKING SPACES at CANYON

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PUBLIC WORKS

FOREST HIGHLANDS UTILITIES ONLINE SYSTEM!

WASTE MANAGEMENT SCHEDULE

VIEW and PAY your Forest Highlands Utility bill online with our payment portal!

CLICK FOR DETAILS

This is an optional service for our members. NO ACTION IS NECESSARY. Members will still receive statements via email. All auto-debit information is still valid.

Trash pickup Mondays

For safety, please place trashcans at the edge of your driveway (NONE OF IT SHOULD BE IN THE ROAD) If there are multiple trash cans, spread them four feet apart. To help keep a clean community and avoid a fine due to a trash cleanup, it is important to avoid overfilling your trashcan. TRASH CAN PLACEMENT & DO NOT OVERFILL

Home recycling pick up every other Monday

June 6 and 20 July 5 and 18

(Monday is a holiday) August 1, 15, and 29 September 12 and 26 October 10 and 24 November 7 and 21 December 5 and 19

A trash can with a propped open lid can result in litter being spread through the community due to animals and wind.

There is a calendar in the mail room

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CLUB NEWS

FOREST HIGHLANDS CLASSIFIEDS!

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HELP YOUR FELLOW MEMBER!

If they are not getting email notifications from us, here are some steps they can try to help with delivery. CLICK HERE Also, visit the members.fhgc.com site and click under the heading: “Not getting our email notifications?” or CLICK HERE

Have an item to sell? Looking for a summer rental property? Interested in renting your home?

FH Classifieds are for Members of Forest Highlands by Members of Forest Highlands! Click here or go to >>> fhgc.com/classifieds/

Instructions on how to place an Ad may be found by clicking the button below

HOW TO POST AN AD

EVENT PHOTOS Had your picture taken at one of our events? Looking for the photos? PHOTOS

You can find them on the Member Central page at the bottom of the page " Event Photos " , click the button or scan the QR code.

REQUESTS MAY BE MADE TO HAVE PHOTOS PRINTED. Send an email to info@fhgc.com with the name of the photo, what event it was taken at, size you'd like and your member information. Drop shipping available!

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CLUB NEWS

INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE – ALWAYS CALL/ EMAIL TO CONFIRM.

DESIGN REVIEW (DRC UPDATE) For any changes to your Lot or the exterior of your home please refer to the Development Standards. DRC Meeting dates are done on a monthly basis.

Forest Highlands Design Review (928) 525-9014 or designreview@fhgc.com Forest Highlands Design Review Consultant Pat Rehse: designreview@fhgc.com

PDF

DUE DATE

PLAN REQUIREMENTS

SMALL PROJECTS

Submittals are due by the 10th of each month to be reviewed in that month. A project that is submitted on March 8th will be reviewed in March, and a project submitted on March 12th will be reviewed in April.

Plan submittals are required to have a digital copy (PDF) AND a hard copy. Digital copies can be sent to designreview@fhgc.com; hard copy plans are to be dropped off at the Administration Office

Smaller projects such as landscaping, re-paints, dog runs, minor additions and other minor changes can be reviewed weekly by the DRC, typically on Thursdays.

(2425 William Palmer, Flagstaff, AZ 86005).

PLEASE make sure to provide your architect, builder, contractor, etc. with the most recent copy of the Forest Highlands Development Standards which may be found online at https://fhgc.com/forest-highlands-forms/ or click the button > > >

DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS

HVAC SCREEN WALL REQUIREMENT

Anyone with an unscreened HVAC unit should consider making arrangements as soon as possible.

Scan the QR Code for the Design Review Application submittal page

- Simply enter your address number and the zip code and click FIND . - Use the Project Type drop down menu to select the type of project , add any additional details like start date, and upload your plans, and click Submit.

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CLUB NEWS

CONCERT LINEUP AVAILABLE HERE

CLICK HERE

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MEADOW: 952-525-5205 CANYON: 928-525-1100

DINING

CLOSURES Saturday, June 4

Canyon pool will close at 3pm for a wedding. Wednesday, June 8 Meadow Closed for Dinner due to the Couples Member/Guest. Canyon open. Thursday, June 9 Canyon Closed for Dinner due to the Couples Member/Guest. Meadow open. Saturday, June 11 The Canyon and the Meadow will be closed for regular dinner due to Taste of Forest Highlands. Friday, June 24 Meadow will be closed for dinner due to the Member/Member tournament.

Make your reservations now to join our own Chef Eddie Matney on the patio of the Canyon Clubroom for a private Eddie Unplugged. Watch as Chef Eddie opens a mystery box of food prepared by his sous chefs and creates an entire meal out of its ingredients! Unique wine pairings are offered with dinner. Offered on select Thursday & Sunday evenings. Minimum of 6 people. $350 per person.

FOREST HIGHLANDS DINING OPTIONAL GRATUITY POLICY

There are no service fees on food and beverage purchases in any of our food outlets. The service staff is paid a sufficient hourly rate that does not require being supplement by additional gratuities. The optional gratuity line will remain on the chits for those members who feel that exceptional service warrants a specific server to receive a tip that is

over and above their hourly wage, however it is entirely optional and not expected." As always, please feel free to contact me for any further clarification.

Mark Thomas mthomas@fhgc.com

Contact Forest Highlands Catering for more information. 928.525.5227.

KASSIDY'S KAFÉ Saturdays & Sundays • 8am - 10:30am Canyon Roundabout Please place orders by 5pm day prior.

CALL 928.525.1100 TO PLACE YOUR ORDER

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DINING

RAW RAW YOUR BOAT Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays 11am - 5pm

Fresh from the Canyon Patio, Chef Eddie is bringing you your favorite seafood every weekend! Featuring Sashimi, Lobster Rolls, Oysters, Clam Chowder and more!

FATHER’S DAY BRUNCH AT THE MEADOW

FATHER’S DAY MUSIC ON THE LAWN

Sunday, June 19 8am - 3pm

Canyon Sunday, June 19th 5pm - 8:30pm

Start Father's Day with Brunch at the Meadow Clubhouse where dad can enjoy exceptional breakfast and lunch items and dad-inspired treats!

Make your Father's Day dinner reservation and enjoy live music from blues electric guitarist Sir Harrison Begay!

CHEF EDDIE’S COOKING CLASS

Wednesday, June 29 5pm • Canyon Patio Registration Opens May 29

Join us for our first cooking class of the season! Summer has begun, and Chef Eddie is firing up some easy grill recipes that are sure to kick up your summer outdoor cooking game.

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Our Favorites are Back!

DINING

MEADOW FAMILY RECREATION CENTER • MEMORIAL DAY - LABOR DAY

SMOKEY IN THE PINES (BEGINS MAY 20) FRIDAYS - SUNDAYS • 11AM - 7PM Meadow Sports Park

MONDAY - SUNDAY

This season, Smokey will be open for lunch with several new lunch options to choose from. Lunch walk ups welcome. Pre-orders for dinner pick up: 928.525.5206. FOOD TRUCKS (BEGINS MAY 23) MONDAYS - WEDNESDAYS • 4 - 7PM Meadow Sports Park The Food Truck will have rotating menus including Eduardo’s Tacos, Eddie’s Chicken Shack, & Eagles Nest Sliders. Be sure to check your emails to see what menu will be featured. No pre-orders necessary! MENU

Peak’s Café 7am - 11am

Highlands Grill (Pool Food) 11am - 5pm Double Scoop Ice Cream 11am - 8pm

SAVE THE DATE!

DOUBLE SCOOP ICE CREAM SHOPPE OPEN DAILY Meadow Family Recreation Center • 11am - 8pm

TASTE OF FOREST HIGHLANDS Saturday, June 11 5:30 - 8:30pm

Our new Ice Cream Shoppe is open daily so come on by on a hot afternoon or enjoy a delicious after dinner treat!

WAIT LIST ONLY

Food Truck News!

We are excited to announce that we will now offer the Forest Highlands Food Truck to our members for private events!

Available on select Thursdays - Sundays , the food truck can travel anywhere on property, from a party at your home, or at one of our beautiful parks! We have a variety of menu items to choose from including sliders, tacos, lobster rolls, and a full brunch menu. Forest Highlands Catering also has tables and chairs available for rent. Bartender package available for private residences. Assorted bar packages available for Forest Highland's sites. Contact Forest Highlands Catering for more information. 928.525.5227.

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DINING

CANYON LUNCH MENU

CANYON DINNER MENU

CANYON DINING HOURS • MAY 30 - OCTOBER 9 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

SATURDAY SUNDAY

Hole One Café (Canyon Patio) 8am - 5pm

Stonehouse 10am - 4pm

Lunch 11am - 3pm

Dinner 5 - 8:30pm

Dinner 5 - 8:30pm Cooldown 5 - 8pm

Dinner 5 - 8:30pm

Thirsty Thursday 5 - 7pm

MEADOW DINING HOURS • MAY 23 - OCTOBER 9 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

SATURDAY SUNDAY

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm Lunch 11am - 3pm Taco Tuesday 5 - 8:30pm

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm Lunch 11am - 3pm International Night 5 - 8:30pm

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm Lunch 11am - 3pm

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm Lunch 11am - 3pm Seafood Shack 5 - 8:30pm

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm Brunch 8am - 3pm Pizza & Pastabilities 5 - 8:30pm

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm Brunch 8am - 3pm

Burger Bar 5 - 8:30pm

POP UPS • MEMORIAL DAY - LABOR DAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

SATURDAY SUNDAY Kassidy's Kafe (C) 8am - 11am

Kassidy's Kafe (C) 8am - 11am

Smokey in the Pines (SP) 11am - 7pm

Food Truck (SP) 4 - 7pm

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GOLF

UPCOMING EVENTS

June 2 Friday Night Skins Game Ladies Opening Day

June 15, July 17, August 17 & September 11 ( Multiple Dates) Couples Nine & Dine June 18, July 16 & August 13 ( Multiple Dates) Putting Club

June 24 – 26 Member Member

July 22 Parent Child Tournament

WATCH THE GOLF COURSE UPDATE with Bill Abbey, Director of Agronomy

July 23 Parent Child Putting Tournament

July 24 Junior Club Championship

July 26 & Sept. 24 ( Multiple Dates) Par 3 Tournament

August 1 Tin Cup

August 6 – 7 Men’s, Ladies & Senior Club Championships

August 20 – 21 Couples Club Championship

If you have any questions regarding registrations, please contact Meghan Whittaker; mwhittaker@fhgc.com

Image Credit: Tom Alexander

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GOLF

GUEST DAY RESULTS

UPCOMING EVENTS ADVANCE TEE TIME (ATT) PROGRAM Every Membership account will have 2 Advance Tee Time requests which can be made during the 2022 golf season.The ATT program allows members to request a Friday, Saturday or Sunday tee time up to 14 days in advance, by email rather than Foretees. The Pro Shop will reserve 10 tee times per day for this program, (5 at Canyon, 5 at Meadow) Friday 10:00am, 11:00am, 12:00pm, 1:00pm and 2:00pm. Saturday and Sunday at the Canyon 1:30 shotgun, Saturday and Sunday at the Meadow 12:40 (2), 1:10 (2), 2:00 (1) double tee start.

UPCOMING EVENTS Requests can only be made via email to: golf@fhgc.com beginning at 7am sharp, 14 days or less in advance of the requested tee time. The request must list all 4 full names and identify status of each player - ie outside guest, immediate family guest, immediate family, etc. and must include AT LEAST ONE GUEST'S NAME. May 18 Men’s Guest Day at Canyon May 18 Men’s Guest Day at Meadow

May 19 Ladies’ Guest Day at Canyon If more requests are received than available ATTs, a waitlist will be created using the email timestamp. If ATTs remain available at the 7day mark, they will be opened to the entire membership on Foretees. FURTHER DETAILS & CANCELLATION POLICY: Once an ATT is reserved, it may be cancelled up to 7 days before the date of play and released to the waitlist/Foretees system and be used again at another time. Season Long beginning May 30 Men’s, Ladies’ and Men’s Team Match Play June 8 - 10 Couple’s Invitational If the ATT is cancelled or guest names are replaced with members between 1 and 7 days, the ATT is considered used. On the day of play any changes from Guest to member will result in the member being charged an Unaccompanied Guest Fee of $150 per player changed. This should keep the ATT requests limited to those who deem it especially important.

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GOLF

THE PROCESS OF MAKING A FULL SWING CHANGE WITH VIDEO INSTRUCTION Everyone typically is looking for improvement with their full swing in golf. They either want to make solid contact more consistently, have better direction control with their ball flight, or have the desire to hit the ball farther distances. Whatever it may be there is a necessary process that needs to be followed in order to achieve improvement. I learned this process from my most influential mentor in golf named, Jim McLean. This process involves answering 3 important questions, and these 3 questions will be answered for every golf student that comes to visit me on the backside of the Meadow Driving Range for a lesson this summer. These 3 very important questions are:

1) What are you doing right now?

2) What should you be doing instead?

3) How do you make that change?

These 3 questions are the most important because it lays the foundation of what you will be spending your time on in practice. The first question "What are you doing right now?" is such an important one, because I've had so many students think they know what they are doing, however, when they come to the lesson tee they are doing the opposite of what they think they are doing. Students struggle to realize what they are actually doing right now, which complicates the improvement process because they don't know where to go because they don't truly know where they're coming from. That is why this summer I am bringing an incredibly important tool to the lesson tee with me, and that is the use of VIDEO INSTRUCTION!!! Video allows me to bring the student to my point of view of the lesson and let them see what I'm seeing. By having the student realize where they are right now, it is easier for the student and me to identify what they need to do instead. Once we identify what they need to do instead, we can then identify how to make the change. This summer, if you haven't yet identified that first crucial question in your swing of "what you are doing right now?", I would highly recommend coming to see me for a lesson. Every lesson this summer will involve video analysis and creating a 3 step process to help you reach your golf goals. Take time today to call the golf shop, (928) 525-5250, to book your lesson, or you can schedule a lesson online through Foretees. I'd love to be a part of your journey to better golf this summer. I look forward to seeing you on the lesson tee!!!

Justin Klemballa, PGA Director of Golf Instruction

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REGISTRATION NOW OFFICIALLY OPEN!!

GOLF

Operation 36 Top 50 Teacher since 2020 Golf Digest’s Best in State Teachers since 2019 Golf Digest America’s Best Young Teachers since 2017 US Kids Golf Top 50 Kids Coach since 2017

Justin Klemballa, PGA Director of Golf Instruction

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If you haven't heard of Operation 36 yet, please watch the following video to introduce you to what this program is all about.

Operation 36 is for Beginners to Advanced players including Men, Women, Couples, Juniors (Ages 7 & up) and Future 36ers (Ages 4 - 6).

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This semester has a few options. We have a June Only option, a July Only option, or a June / July Option. The most beneficial and the best value is the June / July option however we offer the June Only option and July Only option just in case there are scheduling conflicts. If you sign up for a class we will assume you are signing up for both June & July. If you want to just do June Only or July Only, please email Justin to clarify. We will have 2 classes offered this season. A Short Game Class and a Full Swing Class. If you've never done Op 36 before, we highly recommend starting with the Short Game Class. The Full Swing class is for people who've done previous semesters before, and have graduated to 100 yards.

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If you have any questions please email me, and it'll be my pleasure to assist!!!"

The classes on Tuesdays and Saturdays are open to all Adults including ladies, gentlemen, and couples. Sunday classes are reserved for our junior golfers.

For a tutorial on how to map your way through the Web App and the Mobile App

Justin Klemballa, Director of Instruction jklemballa@fhgc.com

ONBOARDING

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GROUP FITNESS

FITNESS AND SPA

We are looking forward to another great summer in the fitness department, and that includes another season of amazing classes and instructors! Back by popular demand, we will have Outdoor Bootcamps, Mat Pilates, and Yoga at the Meadow Event Lawn and Covered Bridge Park. Other classes starting in June include TPI Golf Fitness at the Sports Park and in the Flex Room, Aqua Fitness at the Canyon Pool, and two new Reformer Duet classes on Tuesdays!

PERSONAL TRAINING Whether your goal is general health, injury rehabilitation, weight loss, flexibility, or strength gains, we are here to guide you in reaching your goals safely and effectively. Contact blangrick@fhgc.com or call 928-525-5223 for inquiries. If you are interested in Personal Training, please reach out as soon as possible because available times are already filling up fast.

SEE MAP TO THE MEADOW EVENT LAWN & COVERED BRIDGE PARK

CHILDREN/TEEN POLICY

We will also continue to offer a wide variety of indoor classes in the Flex Room, Fitness Center, and Family Recreation Center. Please be sure to always check the location of your class and be sure to register online for all classes and cancel within 24 hours when possible. You can also sign up for text messages for Fitness and Spa updates, by texting fhgcfitness to 40691.

No children under 10 years of age are permitted in the fitness center. Children aged 10-12 must be under direct supervision and may only use the cardio equipment, bands, balls, light weights, and stretching area. No heavy weights. NEW Teen Policy in the Fitness Center - To ensure that our teens are using the equipment safely, individuals aged 13-16 years old must attend a free 30 min fitness center orientation with a personal trainer. Teens can drop in to any orientation scheduled on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays at 10:30am. We will be keeping track of who has done the orientation, using a list and a wristband system. To learn more click here to listen to the FH Podcast.

FLEX ROOM SCHEDULE

FITNESS OUTDOOR/FITNESS CENTER SCHEDULE

Starting June 1st we are also offering a free Teen Circuit Class in the fitness center every Wednesday at 11:15am with a certified trainer. Please sign up online to save your spot! > > >

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FITNESS AND SPA

Spa SERVICES

FORETEES

SPA MENU

AVAILABLE DAILY!

Book a session in one of our spa treatment rooms, or in the comfort of your home, by calling the Recreation Center or you can login to your Foretees account and click on “Book a Spa Treatment”. We require a minimum 24 hours advance notice for bookings and cancellations.

NEW TREATMENT AVAILABLE FROM DR. SARICA CERNOHOUS!

Are you looking for a no-downtime-but-highly-effective skin care treatment? Jet Plasma is used to tighten the skin, diminish wrinkles, diminish hyperpigmentation. Also treats acne, scarring, stretch marks, and aids in product absorption that otherwise couldn’t penetrate as deep without needle injection. It can be used anywhere on the face and body, remodeling and repairing the skin from the inside out. Using proprietary German technology, the S-Drive is a breakthrough tool to interpret your body’s epigenetic needs—simply through a few strands of your hair. Analyzing over 800 markers that may be influencing your health, a 90-day nutrition and lifestyle plan is generated, specific to your body’s needs. Dr. Cernohous will help guide your use of your roadmap, helping you get the most benefit from this highly-personalized plan. To get the most of your investment in your skin, it is imperative to work from the inside for best results—therefore, I am pairing the S-Drive and Jet Plasma together as an initial session of $775. Please allow 1.5 hours for this session.

To book, please call Bianca in the Fitness and Spa Department. Dr. Cernohous will be available to perform these treatments in our Forest Highlands Spa. Call 928-525-5223 or email blangrick@fhgc.com.

JUNE 12 SHUTTLE

JUNE 12 PERSONAL VEHICLE

HIKING CLUB The hiking club is back for its second season, and this year we are offering more hikes, more variety, and transportation from the Meadow Clubhouse for up to 10 hikers! There will be two hikes per month, on the 2nd and 4th Sundays starting June 12th at 9am. Every month we will offer

JUNE 26 PERSONAL VEHICLE

JUNE 26 SHUTTLE

one easier hike (3-5 miles) and one moderate/hard hike (6-8 miles). The description for each hike is listed online where you can register using the fitness calendar. Please note that there are TWO online sign ups for each hike - one where you choose the option to take your own vehicle and one where you choose the shuttle option. To receive regular hiking club updates by emailing Bianca at blangrick@fhgc.com. If you have any questions, please call 928-525-5223. Happy Hiking!

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POOL

Meadow Pool Friday, May 27 – Closed (TBD) Open 8am - 8pm

Lap Swim

7:30 - 8:30am

Splash Dance 8:45 - 9:35am Closed for programs 9:35 - 10:30am Closed for Cleaning 10:30 - 11am Open Swim 11am - 8:00pm Closed 8pm

Canyon Pool Friday, May 27 - September 6 Open 6am - 7pm

Lap Swim

6 - 9:30am

SWIM LESSONS Private Lessons are scheduled at the convenience of the instructor and the Member. The cost is $45 per 30 minute session and is billed to the Member’s account. All private lesson cancellations must be made within 24 hours of the scheduled lesson to avoid charges.

Open Swim

9:30am - 7PM

Closed

7pm

Pool Guest Fees Use of both pools is FREE to members and guests! All guests MUST be accompanied by a Member.

JACUZZI HOURS OF OPERATION The Thermal cover will remain on to conserve heat, please feel free to remove it or ask a recreation staff for assistance. Towels are located in the Pool Host Stand. Dispose of used towels at “Dirty Towel Bins” located at the Pool Deck entrance & exit. Pets are not allowed on the Pool Deck, except if they are leashed at the temporary dog parking zone available at the Peaks Café (Recreation Center) from 7:00 – 9:00am if picking up coffee or breakfast to go. Smoking is prohibited on the pool deck. 8am - 8pm DAILY

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RECREATION

SUMMER CAMP(S)

Begins Tuesday May 24th

CAMP PRICING 2022 Packages expire at the end of each calendar year.

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Kids Camp Tuesday-Saturday • 9am - 2pm Check in @ 8:45am Pinecone Kid’s Center Ages 2-6 (2 - 3 potty trained with a CIT) Explorer Camp Tuesday - Saturday • 9am - 2pm Check in @ 8:55am Aspen Rec Center AGES 7 - 9 Crew Camp Tuesday - Saturday • 9am - 2pm Check in @ 9am Meadow Pool Deck Extended Camp Tuesday - Saturday • 2 - 5pm AGES 2-6 AGES 10+

CIT Class (Counselor in Training)

June 12, June 26, July 10 July 24

Aspen Rec Center Time: 3pm Price: $30 Ages 10 and up

Check in @ 9am Family Rec Center Price $10/kid/hour

Interested in making some extra cash this summer? Counselors in Training assist Counselors with children 2-3 years old who are potty trained and want to attend our kid programs like Kid’s Camp and Lawn Games. Counselors are trained by the Recreation Staff and get first hand experience working with children. Once certified, a CIT makes anywhere from $4-5 an hour and is paid directly by the guardians of the child being watched. Private CIT classes available upon request! Register online or call the Rec. Department.

Parents, please send kids with reusable water bottles and sunscreen! Please label all personal items sent to programs!

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RECREATION *All programs subject to change or cancellation*

Call the Recreation Department at (928) 525-9792

Saturday Teen Shopping Spree Saturdays • 5:30pm-9pm Begins Saturday, May 28 Meadow pickup 5:30pm (FRC) Canyon Roundabout pickup 6pm Shuttle leaves Canyon at 6:15pm Ages 13 and up Price: $40 • AGP: $45 Dinner included. Ages 13 and up only. Space is limited to 7! Kids Party in the Pines Saturday Night Year Round 6 - 9pm During Season; 5 - 8pm During Off Season Pinecone Kid’s Center Price: $35/kid (Dinner included) Ages 4 and up! 2-3 with CIT Swim Club Begins June 1st - August 3rd Mondays & Wednesdays • 2:30pm- 4pm Meadow Pool Deck

Teen Jacuzzi Time FREE Fridays in Summer • 9 - 10pm Begins Friday, May 27 Meadow Jacuzzi

KID/TEEN & TWEEN PROGRAMMING

Ages 13 and up. Staff will be on the pool deck to supervise, provide glow sticks, and shuttle everyone home at 10pm. Swimsuits recommended.

Paintball Galore Saturdays • 3-5pm Begins Saturday, May 28 Meet at the Paintball Arena

Lawn Games FREE Begins Thursday, May 26 5:30 - 7:30pm

Price: $40/player • AGP: $45/player Ages 7+ . Space is limited to 12 players so sign up early! Minimum sign up of 5 kids required. 24 hour cancellation is strictly enforced! A ½ charge will be billed to your member account if you do not cancel 24 hours in advance.

Thursdays and Saturdays: Meadow Event Lawn

Fridays: Canyon Driving Range

Price: $15/swimmer Ages 5+ Meet us on “deck” for

Ages 4+ (2-3 potty trained with a CIT) Registration not required. Crew Night Begins Friday, May 27 5:30 - 9pm Friday nights; Meadow pickup 5:30pm (FRC) Canyon Roundabout pickup 6pm Shuttle leaves Canyon at 6:15pm Price: $40 AGP: $45 Ages 10 and up. Dinner included. Only 13 seats available so sign up in advance to save your spot!

organized swim! Our instructors will work with kids of all ages to master all the classic swim styles.

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RECREATION

Drama Class/Rehearsal/Performance May 31 - July 14 Tuesdays & Thursdays • 2:30 - 4pm

Rehearsal and Performance Dates: Rehearsal Week: July 18 - July 22 Performance: July 23 - Time TBD Aspen Recreation Center

Ages 4+ Come join us this summer to get in touch with your inner thespian! We will spend weeks preparing a special drama performance for all of your family and friends! During this time we will be practicing various acting techniques, set building, and really getting into our characters! Minimum 8 kids to move forward with class. Price: $275. Drop in price: $17 per class

Sunday Swim Showdown Sunday, June 26 • 10am-12pm Meadow Pool Price: $15 Ages 5+ Party in the pool and win prizes from fun water relays, swim and dive challenges, and water sports. Swimsuit required, *Swim tests will be given before the event*

Kids Chopped Competitions Saturday, June 4 • 6 - 9pm Aspen Rec Center Price: $45 • AGP: $50 Ages 6 and up. Participants will be provided with limited ingredients and tasked to make meals for our taste testers (Rec Staff) in the style of the TV show, CHOPPED. Dinner included. Minimum 6 kids, Max 30 Kids Ninja Warrior Tournament Sunday, June 5 • 3-5pm Price: $30 • AGP: $35 Sports Park Using strength and agility, move through obstacles and try to have the quickest time! Minimum 6 kids Kids Taste of Forest Highlands Saturday, June 11 • 5-9pm Aspen Rec Room Price: $45 • AGP: $50 Ages 5+ (Ages 2-4 KC drop in available) Join us for our own “Kids Edition” of the Taste at Forest Highlands, where we will have unique and tasty sodas and snacks from all around the world! Space is limited.

Nerf Wars June 12 • 12-2pm Sand Castle Park Price: $20

Ages 7+ Our staff will set up multiple games for you and all of your friends to show off your tactical skills and blasting techniques. Winners take home a prize! Minimum 4 kids

Kids Pop & Paint Saturday, June 18 • 6-9pm Aspen Rec Center Price: $35

Ages 5+ Pop open your favorite soda and follow along with a painting class. Minimum 4 kids, max 20

Callaghan’s Soccer #1 and #2 (mornings only) Session #1 Dates: June 27-July 1 Session #2 Dates: July 4-July 8 9am-12pm lunch not included Sports Park Price: $250/per player Ages 5-16 The mainstay of our sports program! Callaghan's English Soccer Camp is a unique "guided discovery" philosophy to develop good control, passing and decision making. The goal is to turn a player into a 'complete' player with an emphasis on techniques and tactics. Drop-in pricing not available / Strict 2-week cancellation policy

Kid’s Game Show Night Saturday, June 25 • 6 - 9pm Aspen Rec Room Price: $35 • AGP: $40 Ages 5+ (Ages 2-4 KC drop in available) Test your knowledge against your friends in Jeopardy! and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, with several chances to win prizes! Dinner included.

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