Saturday, May 11, 2024
COMMUNITY NEWS
Mother's Day Festivities
Join us today for a special Mother's Day event at Babcock Ranch! We're excited to host 14 amazing vendors offering a variety of goods, including unique gifts from HIS Wood Designs, Chic and Unique, Jayce's Freeze Dried Candy Shack, and more.

Indulge in delicious treats from food trucks like Love Muffin and Paradise Smoothie, and sip on refreshing beverages from Slater's Mimosa and Bloody Mary Bar. DJ Kevin will be spinning tunes, and there will be games, a craft station for making cards and other Mother's Day crafts, and even an ice cream truck from Slater's.

Please remember to be mindful of the lawn in Founder's Square and ongoing construction as you enjoy the festivities. Join us in celebrating all the wonderful moms in our community!
Venue Changes for This Weekend's Events

This weekend's events have a change of scenery!

Field House:
  • Food Truck Saturday will be located at the Field House Parking Lot.
  • The Farmers Market, on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., is relocating to the Field House Parking Lot, offering fresh produce and local goods.

Founder's Square:
  • Mother's Day Delight event will still be in Founder's Square from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 11th.

Your understanding and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we strive to limit traffic on the grass at Founder's Square during the ongoing construction. See you there!
Community Safety Initiative:
Education on Mobility Devices and Best Practices for Use
Best Practices While Using Mobility Devices According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission:

  • See and Be Seen. Most injuries or deaths involve motor vehicles. Many micromobility products are small, quick, and quiet, making it difficult for others to spot you, especially in parking lots and structures.
  • Expect vehicle drivers and pedestrians not to see you; slow down and stay aware of your surroundings.
  • Use the bell/horn to alert others.
  • Do not make abrupt, unpredictable movements.
  • Have lights added on the front and back of the device if not already included. Make sure they are on while using at all times, especially at night.

  • Beware of obstacles. E-scooters, micro, and mini devices have small tires, so objects and uneven surfaces can cause them to stop suddenly, throwing you off.
  • Always keep both hands on the handlebars and keep items off the handlebars.
  • Slow down and lean back when you have to ride over bumps.
  • Never ride under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
  • Only one person per device; additional riders can increase the risk and severity of collisions.

  • Always wear a bicycle helmet when riding to protect your head in a fall.
  • Before riding, make sure to check for any damage, which includes examining the handlebars, brakes, throttle, bell, lights, tires, cables, and frame.
  • Follow all manufacturer directions, review the safety information, and identify any weight and age limits for the device.
Creatures & Canvas Summer Art Camp
June 17th - 21st, Field House

Parents, get ready for an exciting summer adventure for your kids at our Creatures & Canvas Summer Art Camp! Our camp is packed with creative activities and educational experiences to keep your child engaged and entertained all week long.

Your child will have the opportunity to participate in animal encounters and interactive classes and explore different art techniques and mediums. They will also receive a summer camp t-shirt, learn about wellness, and enjoy games and activities that promote creativity and teamwork.

On the final day of camp, we invite you to join us for an art showcase where your child can proudly display their creations. We'll also have an outdoor field day and provide lunch for all campers on the final day.

Don't miss this chance for your child to explore their creativity, make new friends, and have a blast at our Creatures & Canvas Summer Art Camp! Please read the registration description for more information.

Calling All Businesses!
We're currently seeking sponsors to support a variety of activities, including shirts, food, and more. If your company is interested in prime advertising opportunities, don't hesitate to reach out and get involved. Please contact Tori at mgrant@ccmcnet.com or fill out this form.
Infant Swimming Resource
We are excited to announce that Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) is returning to Babcock Ranch at the Cypress Lodge pool starting July 22nd!

Infant Swimming Resource goes beyond traditional swimming instruction by teaching children ISR Self-Rescue techniques designed to help them survive should they reach the water alone.

ISR offers individualized swimming instruction for infants and young children ages six months to six years old, teaching competence and confidence in the water.
The Latest Progress Update on the
William and Mary Ann Smith Sports Complex
Expected to Open This Year

Construction continues to advance on the eagerly anticipated 23-acre William and Mary Ann Smith Sports Complex, located behind the Babcock Schools campus. The sports complex is on track to open later this year. In March, we provided you with an initial progress report on the sports complex via the Babcock Ranch Residential Association Bulletin. We now have even more detailed and exciting news to share on its current progress!

The various sections of the sports complex are in the following stages of completion:
  • Softball Field – Synthetic turf has been installed. Dugouts have been poured and fenced. Batting cages and field netting are installed. Secondary structures (signage, bases, pitcher’s mound, fencing, etc.) are projected to be completed in May. Scoreboard installation is ongoing.
  • Baseball Field - Synthetic turf has been installed. Dugouts have been poured and fenced. Batting Cages and field netting are installed. Secondary structures (signage, bases, pitcher’s mound, fencing, etc.) are projected to be completed in May. Scoreboard installation is ongoing.
  • Natural Turf Soccer/Multipurpose Field – The natural turf field has been installed and requires a 60-day grow-in period before use. Scoreboard installation is ongoing.
  • Stadium Field – Synthetic turf has been installed. The asphalt track has been installed and awaits the 28-day cure time before the synthetic surface can be installed. Installation of the bleachers and press box is ongoing. Lighting is anticipated to arrive in May, with installation and programming to follow.
  • Gateway Building – Located near the baseball and softball fields. Construction is ongoing and anticipated to be completed in June.
  • Skate Park – The concrete structure is complete; sidewalks, landscaping, and lights are ongoing throughout May.
  • Complex-Wide – Electrical and low voltage infrastructure and concrete sidewalk installation are ongoing. Landscaping is set to begin in May.

For your safety, accessing the sports complex is strictly PROHIBITED, as it is an active construction site. No exceptions will be permitted under any circumstances. Active construction sites within Babcock Ranch, including the sports complex, are extremely dangerous, and a lot of heavy machinery is operated.

As always, your safety is our top priority. We would like to thank you in advance for your kind cooperation during the construction of the sports complex. We will continue to send progress updates and notify you of grand opening day.
Extended Hours on Friday and Saturday: Slater's will have extended hours on Friday and Saturday with a full kitchen. Enjoy your favorite meals and unwind with us!

Mother's Day Omelet Station: Join us at Slater's on Mother's Day for a special omelet station from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Treat your mom to a delicious breakfast experience!
HOA's Role in the ARC Application Process

The Master HOA is designated as the entity to speak on behalf of the FRC and ISD regarding architectural design change applications. Through effective communication, the staff at the HOA educates residents on the Design Guidelines and process for approval. The FRC and ISD have a set of requirements to adhere to depending on the type of change, which may result in additional documentation to be requested and communicated by the HOA. The HOA assists residents from the initial intake of the application until the completion of the project, such as:
 
  • Where to find the Design Guidelines
  • How to submit an application
  • The initial intake of submitted applications
  • Documents required for the type of change
  • Required approvals before final review
  • Sub-HOA letter of approval
  • ISD stamp of approval
  • Deposit requests for larger projects
  • Communication with Vendors
  • Inspections of completed projects
 
The ISD, FRC, and the HOA work together to maintain the community’s architectural standards by ensuring compliance with the Design Guidelines. The hours of the staff dedicated to this process ensure residents take pride in their community’s look, feel, and aesthetics.
Wildlife Photo of the Week: Great Blue Heron
Species: Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias)

Location: Babcock Ranch

Photographers: Becky Hairsine

Christina's Take: Insights from Babcock Ranch Environmental Mitigation Manager Christina Kontos:

  • The majestic great blue heron is the largest heron that is found across North America!
  • Poised along the edges of wetlands, this bird stands at about 4 feet tall with a wingspan of about 6 feet and weighs only 5-6 pounds due to their hollow bones for flight.
  • This heron species is mostly bluish-gray with a white head, dark blue crown with stylish plumes, and specialized chest feathers that continue to grow and fray, like powdery down feathers.
  • Did you know that these “powdery down feathers” on their chest act like a washcloth to remove the slime of fish and other oils from their feathers as they preen?
  • Find these regal beauties standing still or walking very slowly along various wetlands as they forage for fish, insects, amphibians, crustaceans, small mammals, reptiles, and other birds. With their long, sharp, orange-yellow bill used as a spear to capture their prey, these herons can swallow fish and other sources of energy that are much wider than their long, narrow neck! Even small alligators have been known to be consumed by the great blue heron.
  • Found within the coastal areas of southern Florida resides the all-white subspecies known as the Great White Heron. Where the dark & white forms overlap in Florida, these individuals that have the body of a Great Blue Heron with a white head and neck are known as the “Würdemann’s Heron!”
LANDSCAPING
You can click below for detailed landscaping information for May. Please remember that these schedules are subject to change due to weather conditions. Note: Mowing will be as needed or as requested by the Landscape Manager.
BrightView Landscape Schedules

Please note that these are estimated schedules. These schedules can and will change due to weather or other unforeseen events.
You can click here to read more about BrightView's Scope of Services.
How to Address Landscaping Issues at Your Home

Approaching landscaping ground personnel directly will NOT resolve outstanding issues, as they follow directions from project managers. For prompt resolution, please use the following methods:
  • Reach out to your Management team for your particular community
  1. Those of you in a service area run by the Master Association, please feel free to email hoa@babcockranch.com or call the office directly at 941-676-7191.
  2. For sub-associations (Babcock National, Crescent Grove, The Preserves, Edgewater Shores, Northridge, etc.): Contact the respective entities as they have their own landscaping contracts for those areas.

  1. Use the ORANGE "work order" button on the website.
  2. Submissions are reviewed daily by the Master Association Landscape Manager.
  3. Urgent issues are prioritized, and the Landscape Manager forwards them to the respective teams for sub-associations.
  4. Keep in mind that a sub-association may ALSO have its own work order system that you could use.
How to Resolve Landscape Issues Quickly

Submitting a work order is the fastest way to address landscaping concerns. Our Landscape Manager, James Carey, reviews tickets daily to ensure they are completed. If there is an emergency, he will reach out to you.
As a homeowner, you have the option to accept the HOA landscape subcontractor or select a landscape subcontractor of your choice. If you choose to use a different subcontractor, we kindly ask that they adhere to Babcock Ranch's landscaping standards to maintain our community's cohesive look and feel.

Here are some key points we want to ensure homeowners are aware of:
  1. Architectural Review for Landscape Changes: Any changes to your landscaping, except for replacing the same plant, must be submitted for an Architectural Review. This process ensures that your landscaping meets the HOA's standards. You can find the Architectural Review here.
  2. Approved Pesticides: It's important that all landscape subcontractors are aware of the approved pesticides for use in Babcock Ranch. For example, Round-up is not an acceptable herbicide to use.
  3. Acceptable Landscape Flora: You can find a list of acceptable landscape flora for Babcock Ranch here.
  4. Notification of Outside Subcontractors: If you choose to use an outside subcontractor, please inform the HOA. This helps prevent issues such as over-fertilization, incorrect irrigation timing adjustments, and miscommunication that can occur with multiple subcontractors. To notify the HOA, fill out a Work Order with the exact details of the operation your subcontractor will be performing.

If you have any questions or concerns, please fill out a Work Order, and our Landscape Manager will address them. All Work Orders are reviewed daily to ensure timely responses.

Thank you for your cooperation in maintaining the beauty and harmony of our community's landscaping.
COMMUNITY PATROL
Community Patrol is Always Available
The Babcock Ranch Community Patrol is available to assist residents 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
  • Hours: On patrol and available 24/7
  • Phone: 239.652.8000
  • Office: 42911 Lake Babcock Dr.
Registering for Events

Registering for events is essential because it helps the Lifestyle Team prepare for events and ensures there is enough food, favors, and activities for everyone who attends. It also helps them gauge interest in events so they can plan accordingly. While it's not mandatory for free events or events with plenty of space, it's still a good idea to register if you plan on attending. However, registration is required for paid events and events with limited space. So, make sure to register in advance to secure your spot and ensure a seamless event experience!

If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact our Lifestyle Department at events@babcockranch.com
May Events


June Events
Bandstand Schedule | 6 - 8 p.m., Founder's Square
  • 05/11: Chasing Denver - country music duo
  • 05/17: Unckl Eugene Band - top 40 with funk and improv
  • 05/18: The Hip Squad - 80's dance band
  • 05/24: Flat Waters Charter Band - 90's and now country
  • 05/31: Thunder Beach Band - classic dance rock
Pop-up Happenings

  • Every Sunday: Farmers' Market, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m., Founder's Square.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Connect your business's brand with Babcock Ranch and reach a large, active, and diverse audience. For advertising, promotions, and sponsorships with Babcock Ranch, please contact Tori Grant at 239-478-9470 or email at mgrant@ccmcnet.com .
🏀 Babcock Ranch Basketball League Summer Season 🏀
Get ready to hit the court and showcase your skills because the Babcock Ranch Basketball League is gearing up for the first summer season!
Want to learn more about what's in store? Simply shoot us an email at babcockranchbasketball@gmail.com or go to Babcock Ranch Basketball to get all the details you need to know.

Dates: Tuesdays & Thursdays from June 11 - August 15th. Player evaluations are on on June 8th.
Time: 6PM - 9PM
Cost: $175
Ages: 8-17
Location: Field House
Parks & Rec Excited to Launch: Monthly Youth Hero Award
Every month, the Parks and Recreation Department will highlight the Monthly Youth Hero who will be recognized and awarded for their good deed. This can range from watching a child pick up garbage, to volunteering every week, leaving a kind note, helping a neighbor or any act of service in the community. Some of these acts may seem small, but they all make a difference. We want these Youth Heroes to keep leading by example, creating a ripple effect, and inspiring others to do the same!

Age Requirements: Ages 8-18
Parks and Recreation Programming

Martial Arts:

Fitness Classes:
  • 5/7-5/30: Sunrise Yoga, 6:30 - 7:30 a.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays, May 7th - May 30th, Cypress Lodge. Member: $8/class. Non-Member: $10/class.
  • 5/2-5/28: Tai Chi, 10 - 11 a.m., Tuesdays. Lake Timber Lodge. 8 - 9 a.m. Thursday. Founder's Square Bandshell. May 2nd - May 28th, Lake Timber Lodge. Member: $40/month. Non-Member: $50/month.
  • 6/14: Sound Healing Session: 6:00 -7:00 p.m., Friday. Cypress Lodge. $15.
  • 6/21: Bunny Yoga: 3:00 - 3:45 p.m., Friday. Lake Timber Lodge. $5.
  • 6/21: Bunny Yoga: 4:00 - 4:45 p.m. Friday. Lake Timber Lodge. $5.
  • 6/21: Full Moon Yoga Social: 8:00 - 9:30 p.m., Friday. Cypress Lodge. $15.

Dance Classes:

Youth Programs:
  • 5/6 - 6/24: Youth Cheer and Tumbling - Beginner Class: 5-6 p.m., Mondays, May 6- June 24, Fieldhouse Cafe. Registration Closed.
  • 5/6 - 6/24: Youth Cheer and Tumbling - Intermediate Class: 5-6 p.m., Mondays, May 6- June 24, Fieldhouse Cafe. Registration Closed.
  • 4/29-6/7: Youth Flag Football Co-Ed League: 5-7 p.m., Mondays/Fridays. April 29-June 7, Jack Peeples Park, Community Field. Registration Closed.
  • 5/6 - 6/10: Fitness Boot Camp for Kids: 7-8 p.m., Mondays. May 6 - June 10th. Field House Court 3. Registration Closed.
  • 6/11 - 8/15: Youth Basketball League: 6-9 p.m. Tuesdays/Thursdays. June 11th- August 15th. June 8th- Player Evaluations Field House. $175.
  • 5/10 - 5/31: Youth Baseball Registration. Registration closes May 31st. $125.

Summer Camps:
Open Gym Schedule:
  • Monday: 5 - 10 p.m.
  • Wednesday: 5 - 10 p.m.
  • Sunday 1 - 6 p.m.

Membership is required for Monday and Wednesday open gym. Membership is not required for the open gym on Sunday.

For more questions and membership inquiries, please email
Babcock Jams was represented in Naples for Cinco de Mayo! 

"Garganta" was formed here at Babcock and includes residents Jon Paulus on bass, Melissa & Ken Habercorn on vocals and percussion, Amy Noel on vocals and percussion, and friend of Babcock Mike Barry on congas, co-fronted by vocalist Natasha Cabernite (a former Babcock employee) and Babcock Jams director Dave Isaacs on guitar. The expanded band performed together for the first time with this lineup at Mercato in Naples for Cinco de Mayo (see video above).
Upcoming Events
Babcock Jams Group Workshop
Saturday, June 8th, 5 - 7 p.m.
Lake Timber Lodge
Free, Registration Required.

The Babcock Jams workshops are an opportunity for musical residents to find each other while learning more about making music together. Any instrument, any style, as the song goes, "all God's critters got a place in the choir".
Introduction to the Blues
Monday, June 10th, 6:30 - 8 p.m.
Lake Timber Lodge
Free, Registration Required.

The "high lonesome sound" of bluegrass is part of the essential fabric of American music. It's joyful music meant to be played in groups, with a core repertoire of familiar songs that are easy for a beginner to learn. We'll look at the basics of the style and learn a couple of the all-time classic bluegrass standards, "Wabash Cannonball" and "Blue Moon of Kentucky."
Special Event: Babcock Jams at the Bandshell
Sunday, June 9th from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Founder's Square, during the Sunday Farmers Market

Residents are encouraged to perform! Solos, duos, and small groups are welcome in any style. Email babcockjams@gmail.com to inquire about a slot.
Fall Music Classes Update

Our open call for music instructors continues. Plans are being made to organize and announce the complete fall music schedule based on your requests and interests! We are aiming for group classes in guitar, uke, banjo, percussion, and voice. 

Do you teach? 
Do you know a music teacher you love and want to recommend?
Are you looking for someone to give you or your child private lessons?
Would you like to form a different kind of group and need help finding others?
Reach out to us and let us know at babcockjams@gmail.com!
Most of all, we need you!

Do you play music alone in your bedroom and wish you could do more? The Babcock Jams program is for any resident of any age who wants to play music. If there’s something you’re interested in exploring, all it takes to start is to step up and say so! Let us know who you are and what you’d like to do. This is a grassroots program right now, so let’s build from the ground up. Email babcockjams@gmail.com or join the Babcock Jams group on Facebook.
Paint and Sip
Thursday, May 16th, 6 - 8 p.m.
Lake Timber Lodge

Ready to unleash your inner artist with a glass of wine in hand? We invite you to sip, swirl, and socialize your way to a stunning masterpiece, instructed by a renowned local artist! We provide everything from a canvas to brushes and paint; just bring your imagination.
Cesar Aguilera, known for his mixed media paintings and accomplishments in drawing, painting, sculpture, film, make-up & effects, and fashion design, has become a pillar of the art community in SWFL.

With his rich history in our local area, Cesar has forged a new era in community service by providing the communities we love with overwhelming inspiration and contribution. Working on murals to brighten our streets and schools with history and remembrance, Cesar has contributed to a multitude of projects, including work at many local organizations, schools, and police departments, memorializing fallen Officer Julian Keen in the streets of La Belle. With his co-founded business, Artsemble Underground, he has worked on murals at many local businesses, organizations, and private spaces from Cape Coral to Miami.

His mixed media pieces not only embrace traditional media such as oils and acrylics but unconventional materials such as coffee, bleach, discarded technology, and found objects of every ilk and design.

Aguilera’s body of work evinces a passion for changing the injustices wrought by humans on each other, the animal kingdom, and the environment. Cesar’s art is inspired by the preservation of life. He focuses on beauty in even the smallest of things. He wishes to amplify the celebration of human achievement with the voice of his artwork while engaging a passion for the preservation of our natural wonders.
Join Our Team!
Lifestyle Associate

Do you thrive in helping create memorable experiences while being both creative and organized? Are you looking for a position where you can make a positive difference?

We’re CCMC, a community management company specializing in large-scale communities. Our vision of revolutionizing the industry by inspiring a resident-centric focus is brought to life by our core values of Integrity, Respect, Service, and Community.

In this crucial role, you’ll work collaboratively with the Lifestyle Director to foster resident and community partnerships and facilitate connections through events, programming, and communications.
Horticulturist

We’re CCMC, a community management company specializing in master-planned communities. Our vision of inspiring a resident-centric focus is brought to life by our core values: Integrity, Respect, Service, and Community.

We are looking for a Novice/intermediate Horticulturist. We provide landscape maintenance, restoration, and design services to a variety of clients. In this role, you will work closely with the Landscape Manager to assist with the day-to-day operations.
Maintenance Associate

Are you a maintenance superhero looking for a place where you can make a positive difference? Our maintenance team members are a valued part of our operations, and we’re looking for you!

We’re CCMC, a community management company specializing in master-planned communities. Our vision of inspiring a resident-centric focus is brought to life by our core values: Integrity, Respect, Service, and Community.

Our Maintenance Associate is responsible for performing a wide range of routine and preventative maintenance tasks ensuring the cleanliness of the facilities and buildings, including garbage and waste disposal, and performing event/room setups and breakdowns. This role is fundamental in maintaining our beautiful community and ensuring a safe environment for all.
Recreational Associate
Typical duties:
  • Assisting in reserving rental space and/or fields
  • Overseeing Open Gym and ensuring there is always a staff member on-premise
  • Creating, implementing, and managing group fitness programs and sports tournaments, including vendor and instructor management
  • Assisting with the programming of Parks and Recreation, including camps, clinics, classes, workshops, concerts, tournaments, and other events
  • Tracking purchases of supplies and equipment and monitoring expenditures and revenues to ensure compliance with approved budget
  • Assisting with Parks and Recreational event set-ups
  • Using creativity to bring in additional recreational activities to provide opportunities to the community
  • Preparing and maintaining weekly reports, including attendance of recreational programming classes, memberships, and financial record-keeping
  • Sending in weekly updates to the Communications Department that include content and images

Please send a resume or email to parksandrec@babcockranch.com
Slaters Goods & Provisions: Line Cooks

Slaters Goods & Provisions is hiring experienced Cooks, Line Cooks, and Prep Cooks for part-time and full time. These positions are responsible for prepping and cooking foods according to the kitchen manager’s guidelines and specifications. These positions require availability to work shifts days, evenings, weekends, and holidays.

The best way to apply is in person; however, you'll be able to find more information about the position below.
We are getting ready for a fun-filled summer here at Babcock Neighborhood School! We have some fantastic summer camps to offer this summer. Our camps are open to BNS and non-BNS students. Your kids will be fully engaged all summer, from the amazing guest speakers throughout the camps to all the hands-on experiences they will receive. As always, you can reach out to us with any questions at tc@babcockneighborhoodschool.org

More information can be found here:
Commercial Vehicle Storage Lot
We offer uncovered parking spaces to store your commercial vehicles that cannot be parked on the street or in your neighborhood. Commercial Vehicles ONLY - NO trailers, recreational vehicles, or boats permitted. Overnight parking and extended stay accommodations can be made.

Please visit our website and fill out the form online and wait for approval, or print and fill out the application at home and bring it to the HOA office Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
As our community grows, we want to ensure that you have accurate information from official sources. Please note the following official Babcock Ranch communication channels:

  • Facebook: Babcock Ranch Living
  • Instagram: @babcockranchlivingofficial
  • YouTube: @BabcockRanchLivingOfficial
  • Babcock Bulletin: Get your weekly newsletter delivered straight to your inbox every Saturday morning
  • Lifestyle Newsletter: Get your weekly newsletter with all things lifestyle and events delivered to your inbox every Wednesday morning.
  • Parks and Recreation Newsletter: A weekly newsletter that goes out every Monday! This newsletter will be your go-to resource for all things related to fitness classes, youth leagues, dance classes, trails, parks, and more at Babcock Ranch.
  • You can sign up for all newsletters here.
  • Website: www.babcockranchliving.com

Our team manages these channels and provides updates, event information, and community news. Please follow, like, and subscribe to stay connected with Babcock Ranch. Please be aware that all other sites and channels of communication are not affiliated or official Babcock Ranch-run communication channels. Thank you for being part of our vibrant community!
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Babcock Ranch, FL 33982
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