Tunnell Vision- June 2019

The moment we have been waiting for has finally arrived. Summer is here!

Check out this tiny turtle that Cypress Tree Care's Joe Shoup found at the Creekside Nature Preserve!

Enjoy!

Pot-Nets Communities

1. Observe and report suspicious activities and persons
2. Enforce community rules, regulations, policies, procedures, and respond to emergency situations requiring security
3. Ability to establish and enhance relationships with residents and guests promoting Baywood Greens and Pot-Nets Communities
4. Be able to professionally and effectively interact with residents and guests in a respectful manner and with discretion, even when they are unruly or belligerent
5. Assist other departments and personal within Tunnell Companies with security issues when needed
6. Promote and ensure a safe, and friendly environment for all residents and guests

To apply, visit HERE or click the image above!

Pot-Nets is now accepting applications for a seasonal Pool Attendant. The selected candidate will be required to open and close pools, clean and maintain the pool deck, floors, and restrooms, among other tasks. End of season bonus available!

All interested persons should apply online HERE or click the image above!

For the full list of requirements and to apply, click HERE or the image above!

For more information, contact the Baywood Greens Pro Shop at (888)-844-2254

Food menu includes: Hot chicken salad w/ roll, 2 tomato cheese bake, cucumber/radish/onion salad, white sheet cake with filling, iced tea, lemonade, and water. 

To purchase your $18 ticket, contact Carolyn Fritz at 302-947-9499 or Joan Race at 610-393-5484.

Lakeside: The Community Center carpet replacement will take place on June 12, 13, and 14 (Wednesday-Friday). During this time the Community Center will be closed. We will individually notify different groups if this work conflicts with any pre-scheduled events.

Bayside: Sloop and Ringbolt road reconstruction is nearly complete! We still have some minor grading issues to work through, and some driveway connections. Looking good!

Creekside: The design and engineering of the Creekside boundary along Long Neck Road has been completed. We are currently working through construction planning and expect to begin that work this fall. 

Dockside: Surveyors will be moving throughout the community to do as-builts and typographic surveys to get ready for the burial of overhead electric lines and street lights. This work will occur in two phases, over the next two years. 

Seaside: All of the flags, stakes, and paint on Sandpit, Wagon Track, and Beach Plum roads are to help us plan the reconfiguration of some lot boundaries, and the rework of stormwater drainage. We do not have a start date for this project yet, but we are actively engineering it. 

All Communities: Lift chairs for disabled swimmers are currently being installed and are expected to be completed soon. 

Throughout the months of May and June, horseshoe crabs are busy laying eggs on our coastal beaches. This mostly occurs during full and new moons, when the tides are high. In an effort to conserve the population of these harmless horseshoe crabs, we ask that residents do not harm them! Their eggs provide food for migrating birds, some of which are endangered, and their blue blood plays an important role in the pharmaceutical industry. 

Some horseshoe crabs may get flipped over while mating. If you come across one that is no longer mating (locked together), they can be picked up by their outer shells and returned to the water. Please do not lift them by their tails, which can cause fatal injuries to the crab.

Help us help the horseshoe crabs, and do not bother these creatures while they are visiting our beaches!

Learn more about Horsehoe Crabs and how to view them HERE or click the image above!

"DNREC’s Shoreline & Waterway Management Section advises boaters traveling in the Inland Bays throughout the summer to be alert when navigating in Baker’s Channel. The channel extends from Rehoboth Bay to Indian River Bay around the eastern side of the island known as Lynch’s Thicket.

The entrance to Baker’s Channel in Rehoboth Bay between Channel Marker 1 and the gate at Markers 3 and 4 is very shallow at low tide. There is only about 1.5 feet of water at low tide for boaters to navigate. This portion of Baker’s Channel is scheduled to be dredged later this year as part of the Massey’s Ditch maintenance dredging project."

Learn more about the USCG Safe Boating Campaign by clicking the image below!

Friday, June 7th - Big Bang Baby (7-11pm @ Beach Stage)
Saturday, June 8th - Garden State Radio (7-11pm @ Beach Stage)
Friday, June 14th - Crash The Party (7-11pm @ Beach Party)
Saturday, June 15th - Mike Hines & The Look (7-11pm @ Beach Stage)
Friday, June 21st - Brian McConnell Acoustic (7-11pm @ Raw Stage)
Sunday, June 30th - The Fabulous Greaseband (5:30-9pm @ Beach Stage)

Recurring Events:
Mondays: June 4, 11, 18, 25 - Mingo Mondays Hosted By Ice Productions (6-8pm @ Lagoon Bar)
Thursdays: June 6, 13, 20, 27 - Thursday's With Captain Mike (6-10pm @ Lagoon Stage)
Fridays: June 7, 14, 21, 28 - The Girlfriends (5-9pm @ Lagoon Stage)
Saturdays: June 8, 15, 22, 29 - Clifford Keith Duo (3-7pm @ Raw Stage)

And don't forget about the upcoming fishing tournaments!

Sat 07/20 to Sun 07/21 - Bay Flounder Fishing Tournament
Wed 08/14 to Sun 08/18 - Flounder Pounder Open Fishing Tournament

Click the image above to view the full Paradise Grill schedule of events! Be sure to follow their Facebook page for the most current news on opening dates, bands, food specials and events.
 

In the coming weeks we have:

1. Never drive recklessly. Drive courteously. Obey all vehicle traffic laws and rules of the road.
2. Drivers must be AT LEAST 14 years of age. Children under 16 years of age may not operate a golf car after dusk. 
3. Never drive intoxicated or under the influence of any drug or narcotic.
4. Make sure the parking brake is set when not in use. Do not leave keys in golf car unattended.
5. Always yield to pedestrians. When passing, use extreme care.
6. Avoid distractions while operating the golf car just as you would in an automobile. Be safe and attentive -- avoid texting, reaching for objects, or other distracting tasks.
7. There is a limit of four (4) persons per golf car. Passengers may not stand in, hang off, or run alongside vehicles. 
8. Turn on headlights after dusk, or when visibility is low. Golf cars are not to be operated between midnight and 6am. 
9. Utilize golf car paths, when available. Drivers should not impede the normal traffic flow of motor vehicles. 
10. Carefully turn and look behind golf car before backing up.
11. Reduce speed due for hazardous driving conditions, especially blind corners, intersections, and inclement weather.

More information can be found at http://de.gov/invasivespecies.