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• Tony Trevino presents an overview of the challenges
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plans for 2020. constructing the next year’s budget, highlighting

This year is likely to be another year of uncertainty, but we the issues and drivers that will impact next year’s

feel confident that our planning process has given us a well- roadmap.

constructed – yet flexible – balance between anticipated The final step in the planning process is the development

revenues, expenses and reserve plans. of the budget, bringing together the inputs from all the

We use this process every year to create a roadmap – a earlier steps. It incorporates key drivers like the number

Look Forward – for the following year. It begins in July and of golf rounds, weather impacts, restaurant covers and the

August, when Tony Trevino, our General Manager, puts number of banquets, weddings and tournaments. It also

together a year-end forecast that shows six months of actual factors in the expected number of home sales and potential

financial performance and estimates for the remaining six changes in key expenses like labor, cost of sales, healthcare

months. and insurance.

Meanwhile, Linda Soos, our Controller, working with This draft budget goes through multiple iterations,

department heads and key committees, begins a mid-year each reviewed by the Board, department heads and key

review of our reserves to analyze year-to-date spending and committees. It is formally approved by the Board in late

update the reserve schedules. November or early December and an overview is mailed

The standing HOA committees also begin preparing to the community before the end of the year. The budget is

structured presentations on their goals for the upcoming then presented in detail at the Annual Meeting in February.

year, in which they review potential reserve spending The only thing certain about 2021 is that uncertainty will

requests and provide an overview of committee officers, continue. Our planning process has led to a budget and a

volunteers and succession plans. path forward that recognizes the upcoming challenges but,

The Annual Planning meeting comes next, usually at we believe, is flexible enough that we can adapt to whatever

the end of August. Corporate staff from Western Golf the future brings.

Properties (WGP) attend, along with our management team, Still, as the boxer Mike Tyson put it so elegantly:

the Board and key committee members. The purpose of this “Everyone has a plan until they get

meeting is to ensure that everyone’s forward planning is punched in the face.” We think we’re

aligned. Here’s the agenda: ready for that, too.

• Western Golf presents an industry and market overview, Wishing you a safe and healthy 2021!

discussing current trends and future developments in

golf, food and beverage operations and marketing. Joe Davies
• The standing committees present their goals and

spending plans and discuss how they align or overlap Vice President
with each other. Heritage Ranch Homeowners Association

February 2021 | Ranch Reporter 3

• RANCH BUSINESS • the Candidate Information Forms as required and are eligible to
serve on the Board of Directors:
Board of Directors Meeting Schedule
Barbara Berry
Socially distanced public meetings are announced via email.
Joe Davies
Ranch Reporter Deadlines
Gale Quint
Homeowners may submit information for the Ranch Reporter
by emailing a Word document or photos with captions to: The Candidate Information Forms submitted by each candidate
[email protected] are available at the Front Desk for review and are posted on the
HOA website. To review the 2021 Board of Director CIFs, please
March 2021 Issue: January 22 follow these steps:

Information submitted after the deadline will be considered for 1. Log onto the Resident Portal, heritageranchfairviewtx.
publication in the following issue. frontsteps.com and log in with your username and
password as requested
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2. In the left menu, click on Documents & FAQS
The HOA Board of Directors Election will be held at the 3. Click on Documents
Heritage Ranch HOA Annual Meeting on Monday, February 1, 4. Click on the Annual Meeting Presentations Folder
2020 in the Lovejoy High School Auditorium at 6:30 p.m. This 5. Click on the 2021 Annual Meeting Presentation Folder
venue change is to accommodate for social distancing. 6. Click on the 2021 Candidate Information Folder
If you cannot login for any reason, please call Eric Hoyle at
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• RANCH DINING •

Hours, availability and seating arrangements are subject to change
in compliance with state and federal health recommendations.

Dine In or Dine Out …

Heritage Ranch residents have a choice: They can dine in
the Clubhouse or the Outpost subject to restrictions based
upon current state and CDC health recommendations; Or
they can eat delicious meals at home, using our pickup and
delivery options.

Corral Grill Outpost
7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Monday Closed 7 a.m. – 4 p.m.
7 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Tuesday 3:30 p.m. – 7 p.m. Noon – 7 p.m.
7 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Wednesday to Friday 10:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Saturday 7 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Sunday 10:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.

The Clubhouse will continue to close at 8 p.m. every night.

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• All tables are set 6 feet apart. • Single-use paper menus
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• RANCH DINING •

Your Choice: Pickup or Delivery New: Soup-To-Go (Almost) Everyday
11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Soups may be ordered in bulk on days that the Corral Grill
For daily Food and Drinks Specials: see the daily Heritage is open (and while supplies last).
Ranch email.
To see the entire menu: click on the Corral Grill and • You can order both the Soup of the Day and the
Outpost Menu links in the daily email. regular soup on the Corral Grill Menu.

All food ordered by Curbside Pickup or Delivery will have • Pick up your order curbside or have it delivered for an
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• RANCH POLITICAL CLUBS •

Democratic Club Board Meetings were continued virtually for Important Notice
both December and January. Normally, we would meet at the
clubhouse to select our books for the upcoming year, but this The Republican Club Program Planning Committee has been busy
year we selected our 2021 books virtually. The full list of books making program plans for 2021. Our meetings are currently being
selected will be available here in Ranch Reporter and on our held at the Clubhouse following all state and HOA protocols:
website in March 2021. remember to keep 6 feet apart and wear your mask at all
gatherings! Please check our website for any updates or changes.

Here is a sneak peek of the books currently selected for 2021! Monthly Meetings on YouTube
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White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About of each month. Please refer to our Club Website at www.
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February 15 – The Current State of COVID Meeting
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November 9 – Allen Food Pantry Drive
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Eddy Abides: This
American Bald Eagle

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Lake recently, where
he was photographed

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She’s seen him so
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years that he now

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hygiene kits and some 40 bibs. Plus, they created
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2021 Candidates for the Board of Directors

The HOA Board of Directors Election will be held at the 2021 HOA Annual Meeting and expire with the 2023 HOA
Heritage Ranch HOA Annual Meeting on Monday, Febru- Annual Meeting.
ary 1, 2020 in the Lovejoy High School Auditorium at 6:30 p.m. Because of the difficulties of introducing themselves in
This venue change is to accommodate for social distancing. person to residents during the pandemic, Ranch Reporter

In accordance with the By-Laws, this election is for two invited the candidates to provide a photo and a statement for
Board members, whose two-year terms commence with the this issue.

Barbara Berry istic cost control
protocols; spend-
Thank you for considering my candidacy. ing only what
I want to build upon the effectiveness of the Board. This is prudent, well
calls for perseverance, resilience, discipline and commit- considered, and
ment; a process demanding contemplation and thoughtful advised.
consideration. Let us get the job done in that spirit and
preserve home values by the total experience of living in Our valuable
Heritage Ranch. assets must be
If elected I will: Thoroughly review and consider large preserved. The golf
expenditures to determine what action or expense is neces- program remains finan-
sary and advised; ensure that staff and vendors perform as cially healthy and thriving. We
required and as intended; review the management contract must diligently promote profitable outside of the gate
and other documents from page one to the last page; learn revenue to ensure that this continues for all activities.
job descriptions of key positions in Heritage Ranch, thereby
identifying responsibility for performance. Our committees, clubs and groups add great value to our
I will be your Advocate and Fiduciary, not just in terms of community and I will support them enthusiastically.
your money, but in terms of your interests, concerns and ex-
pectations, consistently encouraging proactive, strong Board Learn about my qualifications: sign on to the HR website;
oversight in the matters of Heritage Ranch. Documents and Faqs; Documents; Annual Meeting Presen-
We must control HOA fees by practicing workable, real- tations 2021; Candidate Information 2021; Barbara Berry

I ask for your vote and your support.

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Joe Davies

Heritage Ranch is a very special community. I’ve had overseeing
the privilege of serving on its Board for two years, first as costs
Treasurer and then as Vice President. and cost
impacts
I have learned that serving on the Board is one of the on
best ways to give back to our community. However, the residents.
task can be both challenging as well as rewarding: there • Preserve our
will always be differing viewpoints and making the right strong finan-
decision that meets the needs of the majority of residents cial position.
can sometimes be tough. • Make decisions based
on data and resident input.
I believe that by ensuring all perspectives are heard and • Maintain and enhance the ambiance and lifestyle of
considered, and that all information is communicated, we Heritage Ranch.
can chart the best path forward for Heritage Ranch. I would like to apply my Board experience, my strong
work ethic and my business and financial skills, along with
As a Board member my goals and objectives will my ability to listen and collaborate, to continue to serve
continue to be: the residents of Heritage Ranch. I respectfully ask to serve
another two years as a member of your Board.
• Assure that, as Board members, we listen to and
communicate effectively with all residents.

• Protect Heritage Ranch’s assets, property values,
and infrastructure investments while diligently

Gale Quint active as we age.
We must ac-
I have always seen Heritage Ranch as a place apart, commodate that
with great neighbors, beautiful surroundings and superb change. At the
amenities. I’ve known the Ranch since 2004, when my same time, how-
parents, Will and Shirley Leverett, moved here. My hus- ever, we need to
band and I followed, in 2017. continue to attract
and retain younger
Almost immediately, I became a member of the Chorale, active adults to live
then of the Theatre Guild, where I’ve performed in two on the Ranch. I want to
productions, including last spring’s Suite Surrender. I also achieve a pragmatic balance
joined the Marketing and Communications committee between these two realities.
and am now its Co-Chair along with my husband, Ste-
phen. He and I write and edit the Ranch Reporter every I will bring my specialized knowledge of the communi-
month. cations process – the focus of my education and profes-
sional life – to this task: listening to everyone’s needs and
As a candidate for the Board, I’m not advocating a concerns, understanding all points of view and finding the
particular stance. Instead – in addition to normal Board common path that takes us forward.
responsibilities like assuring sound financial management
and the safety of our community – my focus will be on Thank you for considering me for the Board. I ask for
making sure all perspectives are heard and represented in your confidence … and your vote!
HOA decision making.

We are an active adult community that is becoming less

February 2021 | Ranch Reporter 13

Emergencies can happen anywhere.

New Life-Saving
Emergency Response
for Golfers and Walkers

The sad reality is that medical emergencies do happen on
the Heritage Ranch golf course and walking trails. Yet with
an 18-hole golf course and several miles of trails, it has
always been challenging to pinpoint the exact location of an
emergency and dispatch assistance rapidly to the right place.

That is, until now.

14 Ranch Reporter | February 2021

New emergency response procedures are now in The Ranger is light
place to assist golfers at Heritage Ranch, using technol- enough to go on cart paths.
ogy and location tagging to make it easier to report the
location of an emergency and promote a speedy re- “We want to extend a huge thanks to Chief Bell and
sponse. The procedures will be expanded early in 2021 his staff, all of whom take such good care of Heritage
to include the walking trails, once markers are in place. Ranch residents,” said Tony. “However, while having the
new emergency response procedures are an essential
Heritage Ranch’s Tony Trevino, Bob Darrow, Dave first step, using them properly and consistently is key.”
Shisler and Todd Tucker partnered with Fairview Fire
Chief Jeff Bell to map the course and trails into the fire Emergencies happen suddenly. By understanding
department’s computer system. This system is in turn the Heritage Ranch emergency process, residents can
linked to the emergency dispatch tool that the area’s ensure emergency personnel respond to the right loca-
Wylie-based 911 dispatchers use to dispatch first re- tion and are prepared to administer the right assistance.
sponders from Fairview, Lucas and Wylie.

“Chief Bell has done the heavy lifting on mapping the
golf course and walking paths,” said Tony Trevino, Heri-
tage Ranch General Manager. “Now 911 dispatchers
can bring up a complete map of Heritage Ranch, with
key golf course locations on their screens. All they need
from callers is their location on the course.”

Chief Jeff Bell said the new system has been used
with success in other places. Plus, he said, Fairview
Fire Rescue has a new lighter vehicle, called a Ranger,
that can drive on cart paths and reach places the heavy
fire trucks cannot. “It all means a huge step forward in
getting the right people to an incident site more quickly
and efficiently,” he said.

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Chief Jeff Bell of Fairview Fire Rescue offers the following Golf Course Emergencies Checklist
best practice recommendations.
(Clip this section and keep it with you)
Be ready: 1. Provide immediate first aid, including CPR, to an
1. Whenever you golf or walk, always make sure to
have a cellphone with you so that you can call 911. injured person.
2. Place the main Heritage Ranch number, 972.886.4700, 2. Call 911 and stay on the line.
in your phone contacts.
3. Refresh your CPR skills. • Tell the operator the nature of the
emergency.
Think ahead in case an emergency occurs:
• You will need be clear about the location of the inci- • Tell the operator which hole the
dent, using the hole number on the golf course or the emergency is on and where it is in relation
nearest walking trail marker. to the tee box, fairway or putting green.
• All walking paths will have numbered location mark-
ers at regular intervals. Once the markers are in place, 3. Notify the Golf Shop: 972.886.4700, extensions
always be aware of your location on the path relative 106, 119, 117.
to these markers. • If other people are near, ask them to do
• Be ready – once emergency personnel begin arriving this for you.
– to stay clear of the immediate area to allow respond- • If you are alone, call the shop as soon
ers the ability to enter, respond and exit. as you can but don’t hang up on the 911
operator.
Consider these additional safety tips: • Give the Golf Shop the same location
• Always walk or play golf with another person. information you gave the 911 operator.
• Plan outings in daylight if at all possible. • Golf Shop personnel will contact Tony
• If you must be out after dark, wear clothing that has Trevino or the HOA front desk so they can
reflective striping or lettering, and always carry a assist emergency responders.
flashlight.
4. If other people are near, ask them to go to the
closest access point to help direct first respond-
ers to the emergency location. If golf carts are
available, use them to transport the first re-
sponders if their vehicles can’t reach the incident
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All Is Bright!

Every December, the Heritage Ranch Garden Friends turn their attention from selecting
the Yard of the Month to reviewing the creativity of holiday lighting across the Ranch.

The 2020 Garden Friends Christmas Lights Winner

Ann Thompson, Scenic Ranch Circle

18 Ranch Reporter | February 2021

Honorable Mentions

Ann Marie and Paula Cannizzaro
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February 2021 | Ranch Reporter 19

ARTS & CRAFTS Third Fridays Ladies Photography Club Get Connected
Bridge and Lunch Charlie Henkle 469-261-8302 Bible Study
Artists’ Circle Marilyn Hallgren 972-886-0920 [email protected]
Fran Fatta 972-549-1730 [email protected] home.grandecom.net/~chenkle/ Larry or Marilyn Eagan
[email protected] HRPG/HRPG_Web_Page.pdf 214-215-5011
Tuesday Ladies [email protected]
Card Crafters Intermediate Bridge Pokemon Go Group
Ann Cardile 214-544-1722 Cindy Porter 972-302-8782 Frank Mitchell 972-363-2355 SOCIAL
[email protected] [email protected]
Fiber Arts Billiards Society
Sandra Gelfand 972-549-0882 DANCE Storytellers Club Subu Ghose 469-288-1516
Carol Crilly 903-227-4444 [email protected]
Nifty Needles Dance Club [email protected]
Jenny Sullivan 972-624-5854 Pam Vickery 972-439-0083 Boomers
[email protected] [email protected] PERFORMING ARTS Kim Hohenbrink 972-363-2444
[email protected]
CARDS & GAMES Line Dancing Heritage Ranch Concert Series
Al McGee 214-500-5950 John Urban 414-406-1315 Fly Girls
Canasta Hand and Foot [email protected] [email protected] (flight attendants)
Martha Irish 972-549-2266 Sylvia Macaluso 972-549-2275 www.heritageranchtickets.com Cynthia Drey 972-363-2404
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Heritage Ranch Chorale
Duplicate Bridge Tap Class Barbara Berry 469-585-6957 Iowa Connection
Jane Noordam 972-363-2503 Sylvia Macaluso 972-549-2275 [email protected] Barbara Brunette 972-533-3015
[email protected] [email protected] www.hrchorale.org [email protected]

First Friday Ladies Bridge & HEALTH/MEDICAL Theatre Guild Ladies Lunch Bunch
Lunch Buffet Tony Macaluso 972-549-2275 Sandy Gorman 972-549-2500
Alzheimer’s/Dementia [email protected] [email protected]
Carolyn Dill 972-886-1101 Caregivers Support Group www.hrtheatreguild.org
[email protected] Joan van Vliet 972-549-0120 Louisiana Roots
[email protected] Variety Show Gayle Barns 972-835-0830
Friday Night Hand & Foot Mike Willis 972-363-0995 [email protected]
Volunteer Coordinator Needed Medical Speakers Program [email protected]
Diane Tubbs (972) 549-4444 Midwest Connection
Ladies Poker [email protected] POLITICAL/CIVIC Darlene Baughman 972-549-2221
Barbara McClain 972-886-3020 [email protected]
[email protected] HOBBIES Democratic Club
Launa Fackrell 469-865-9951 New York Connection
Mahjongg Club Book Club [email protected] Bob Pugliese 914-260-4034
Carol Rogen 972-363-0226 Linda Judd 248-872-3618 www.demclubathr.com [email protected]
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  Republican Club Pennsylvania Connection
Men’s Duplicate Bridge Ted Puchacz 972-363-0718 Charlie Arnt 214-477-4753
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Arlan Witt 972-886-0151 Heritage Ranch Elouise Plain 972-363-0388
[email protected] Garden Friends RELIGION [email protected]
Bonnie Short 972-467-2339
Social Party Bridge heritageranchgardenfriends@ Bible Study for Ladies Retired Old Men Eating Out
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www.HeritageRanchGardenFriends. Carolyn Terry Purdy 404-431-5700
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Singles Mingles Couples Golf Association Hours, availability, room assignments and
Barbara Hoxsey 972-886-1011 Mary Payton 214-564-0900 seating are subject to change in compliance with
[email protected] [email protected]
www.hrcouplesgolf.org state and federal health recommendations.
SPORTS
Croquet Golf Men’s Nine Hole Golf Women: Carol Weedon
Allen Americans Jon and Linda Taylor 972-886-1002 Association 972-363-0608
Hockey Fan Club [email protected] [email protected]
Barry Janssen 972-363-0997 Will Laesch 815-621-3370 www.hrtennisassociation.com
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Don Livingston 972-832-2052 www.hr9holers.weebly.com Water Volleyball
Bicycling Group [email protected] Phyllis Allen 972-975-7705
Jim Salinas 830-822-1513 Pickleball [email protected]
[email protected] Fishing for Fun Walt & Cindy Ingram
Bob Cantin 469-236-6722 512-923-8541 TRAVEL
Bocce Ball League [email protected] [email protected]
Don Livingston 972-832-2052   Road Runners Travel Club
[email protected] Table Tennis Jim Dill 972-886-1101
Ladies Golf Association Ken Chadee 972-886-0292 [email protected]
Bowling League Sue Glover 817-907-0469 [email protected] www.roadrunnerstravelclub.com
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Eric Hoyle www.hrlgagolf.weebly.com Tennis Association RV Club
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Head Golf Professional — CHARLIE MABIE

Events are subject to change in compliance with state Valentine’s Day Apparel Sale
and federal health recommendations. Save on your favorite apparel from the golf shop!

February Golf Calendar 30% off 1 item | 40% off 2 items | 50% off 3 items
Couples Golf Off Season Play – Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m. Tee Times
9-Hole Men Off Season Play – Tuesdays at 1 p.m. Tee Times on Free Gift Wrapping, Valentine’s Card and Valentine’s Sweet
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LGA Off Season Playdays – 10:03 a.m. Tee Times on #1 Tee included.
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February 1 – HOA Annual Meeting Shoulder Season Golf Rates Effective until March 31, 2021
February 16 – McKinney North High School Golf Tournament
8:30 a.m. Shotgun Weekday Weekend

Golf Cart Registrations HOA Greens Fee $44 $52
Don’t forget to register your golf cart this January and get your
2021 resident sticker. The form is located on the HOA website or HOA Guest $45 $53
can be picked up in the Golf Shop. Every form needs to include
your Proof of Insurance, showing: Twilight 12 p.m. $36 $42

1. Name of the insured Super Twilight 2 p.m. $32 $34
2. That the policy is in force
3. That the golf cart is specifically named in the policy Under-18s Welcome!
(HOA Members who do not register their golf carts risk a $50 • Before 2 p.m.: under-18s play for $1 times their age when
fine.) accompanied by a full-paying adult.
• After 2 p.m.: under-18s play free when accompanied by a
full-paying adult.

Frost Delays
If you have a morning tee time during this winter season, please

call the Golf Shop to see if your reservation has been delayed due

to frost. Golfers on frosted greens will kill the grass, so we are do-

ing our best to protect the golf course during these colder months.

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Heritage Ranch Ladies Golf Association

Teeing Up Generosity Above: Presenting the check. From
left, Sue Glover, Ann Cox, Katie

Harris, Dolly Zappolo, Marge Vogel

The Heritage Ranch Ladies Golf Association (HRLGA) is a Zappolo and Ann Cox, the outgoing president and vice president
proud partner with First Tee, an international organization that of HRLGA, along with Sue Glover and Marge Vogel, the 2021
introduces the game of golf and the life skills it provides to president and vice president. Katie Harris, Director of First Tee
youths aged 7 to 18. Offering a six-pack of golf lessons with Dallas, joined them.
Charlie Mabie as a prize, HRLGA in 2020 sold $500 worth of
raffle tickets to support First Tee Dallas. “We want to send a big thank you to everyone who purchased
tickets and donated gently used equipment and clothes,” said
Meeting in the clubhouse to pick the raffle winner were Dolly Ann Cox. “We couldn’t have done it without you!”

Katie Harris
picked the lucky
raffle winner –
Martha Vannoy.

Katie Harris
had to find

extra space in
her car for the
equipment and
clothes donated

by Ranchers.

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HERITAGE RANCH CLUBHOUSE COMMUNITY EVENTS DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE CHEF
465 Scenic Ranch Circle Eric Hoyle, ext. 101 Jason Bartlett, ext. 110
Fairview, TX 75069 [email protected] [email protected]

972-886-4700 | 972-886-4708 FAX BOOKKEEPER DIRECTOR OF CATERING AND EVENTS
Kara Cooley, ext. 103 Patty Wake, ext. 125
Clubhouse Hours [email protected] [email protected]
7 a.m. – 10 p.m. daily
HOA OPERATIONS MANAGER/CONTROLLER HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL
Front Desk Hours Linda Soos, ext. 109 Charlie Mabie, ext. 107
8 a.m. – 8 p.m. Monday – Friday [email protected] [email protected]

8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Saturday FRONT DESK MANAGER GOLF COUNTER, ext. 106, 119, 117
Closed Sunday Karen Ford, ext. 100
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Business Office Hours
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