Community Gatherings

Get your red, white and blue and come out and join us Sunday, July 3rd for our annual
4th of July neighborhood parade. The parade will start at 10am at the 2nd stop sign of
Kinridge Road and Kinridge Trail (from the entrance) and we will walk to the pool.
Please arrive at 9:45am so that everyone can get lined up and promptly start at 10am.
Don’t forget to decorate your golf cart, bike, stroller, wagon, etc. We also need people to
line our parade route so come out and have a cup of coffee or Bloody Mary and enjoy
the fun as we go by. Popsicles will be provided at the end of the parade for the kids!! 
Big thanks to Crystal Brooks for continuing to lead the parade this year! 

4th of July Party! 

Our annual 4th of July BBQ will be Sunday, July 3rd beginning at 2pm. The PBRA
board will be providing the meat, but we do ask each family who is coming to bring a
dish to share.
Please sign up for a dish to bring or volunteer to help with set-up or clean-up at the
following link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090D4DA4A629A4FC1-4thofjuly1

The PBRA Board of Directors would like to kick start the summer with our annual Memorial Day
celebration, Sunday, May 29th.

Everyone is welcome! Festivities will begin at 2pm and food will be served at 3:30pm. PBRA will be
providing the meat (hotdogs, hamburgers and chicken). We do ask that each family coming to the event
bring a dish to share. Please sign up for a dish to bring or to volunteer to help with set up, clean up or
grilling at the following link https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090D4DA4A629A4FC1-memorial1

This will be a wonderful day with plenty of good food, good friends, new friends and memories! We
hope everyone can be there! Please remember to bring your beverages of choice since PBRA will NOT be
providing drinks.

Thank you,

Bonnie Folker
PBRA President

Halloween is just around the corner, and I wanted to let everyone know that we will be doing
Halloween at the pool the same way as 2020. Trick or treating will be Sunday, October
31st. Details as following:

1. The pool parking lot(s) will be used for trunk or treating. People can come down to the pool
   around 5:00 pm if you want to eat or visit with people before trick or treating begins. We will
   bring out some garbage and recycle cans for everyone to dispose of items with Green Waste Removal. Adult beverages or treats are welcomed.
2. Should all the parking spots fill up, please park on the street side across from the pool and
   don’t park on both sides of Chondra Drive, this is for the safety of everyone.
3. Trick or Treating will begin around 6:15 pm or 6:30 pm.
4. Please make sure that you clean up your area at the pool before you leave for the night.
5. Anyone who has ANY symptoms of COVID-19 should not be participating.
6. Everyone should use their own best judgment for social distancing and masks. PBRA
   assumes NO responsibility for decisions made by its members and non-members who are trick
   or treating regarding potential exposure, etc.

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out. 

Thank you, 

Bonnie Folker
PBRA President

The Summer Olympics begin on Friday, July 23rd and we will be having an Olympics event on Saturday, July 24th at the pool! We will have some relay events, cornhole, etc. for some fun neighborhood competition. Opening ceremonies will begin at 2:00pm and relay events will begin at 2:45. If you or your kids are interested in participating in some fun competition, please arrive no later than 2:15 to join a team. 

Please use the following link to RSVP if you or your kids are interested in participating in the games or volunteering to help with the events: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090D4DA4A629A4FC1-summer

Food will not be provided by PBRA so please bring a dish to share that represents one of the countries competing in the Olympics!

The PBRA Board of Directors would like to kick start the summer with our annual Memorial Day celebration, Sunday, May 30th.

Everyone is welcome! Festivities will begin at 2 and food will be served at 3:30. PBRA will be providing the meat (hotdogs, hamburgers and chicken). We do ask that each family coming to the event bring a dish to share. Please sign up for a dish to bring or to volunteer to help with set-up, clean-up or grilling at the following link https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090D4DA4A629A4FC1-memorial

This will be a wonderful day with plenty of good food, good friends, new friends and memories! We hope everyone can be there! Please remember to bring your beverages of choice since PBRA will NOT be providing drinks.

We look forward to seeing everyone next Sunday!

Thank you,

Bonnie Folker
PBRA President

I hope everyone is doing well.  As you can imagine I have been receiving many emails inquiring on what is happening for Halloween this year.  We all know that 2020 has not been a normal year.  We’ve had to make many adjustments for the pool season which is going to carry over to Halloween.  With that being said OUR main goal should be making this as safe and normal of a Halloween night for the kids.  The 2020 plan is as following:

1.  There WILL NOT be a party down at the pool this year.  

2.  I know many feel safe coming down to the pool area because we don’t have lots of traffic.  The following will happen down at the pool area:   

     a. For anyone coming down to the pool parking lot to trunk or treat, I have painted red dots in parking spaces. PLEASE park in the spots that have RED dots.  This will promote a social distance atmosphere.

     b. People can come down to the pool around 5:00 pm.  if you want to eat or visit with people you can.  We will bring out some garbage and recycle cans for everyone to dispose of items.  

     c. Should all the parking spots fill up, please park on the street.  Please park on the side across from the pool and don’t park on both sides of Chondra Drive this is for the safety of everyone

     d. Adult beverages or treats are welcomed.

     e. Trick or Treating will begin around 6:15 pm or 6:30 pm.

      f.  People should wear masks and social distance – PBRA will not be policing this, we are all adults.

      g.  For those trick-or-treating,  everyone will go in one direction. Starting at the parking lot, you go right past the playground, similar to those at playground-markings-direct.co.uk (south on Chondra), and then come down. We should all stay to the right on the street and in the cul-de-sacs.   

       h.  For houses who want to participate and give out candy you might want to set up a table at the end of the drive way or at the edge of a yard so kids can grab and go while continuing to social distance instead of door-to-door crowds.  

        i.  Houses can create individually wrapped goodie bags instead of having bowls where candy can be touched by multiple hands.

3. Anyone who has ANY symptoms of COVID-19 should not be participating.

4.  In keeping with the following the guidelines we had for the pool season, everyone who participates should  bring sanitizing supplies such as cleaners, wipes and/or hand sanitizer.

5.  Everyone should use their own best judgment. PBRA assumes NO responsibility for decisions made by its members and  non-members who are trick or treating regarding potential exposure, etc.

6. Please make sure that you clean up your area before you leave for the night. 

The weather forecast looks great for Saturday.  Should you have any questions please let me know.

Thanks,
Debbie Lindsey
PBRA President