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SJVN Trick or Treat
Posted on Oct 12th, 2020
Trick Or Treat 2020
Saturday, 10/31 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Trick or Treating in St. James Village North will be Saturday, Oct. 31st from 6-8pm. If residents wish to participate, that is an individual choice that each owner must make. We urge that all residents stay safe and do not put their families in dangerous situations within the community.
Masks are still required under Governor's mandate if you will be closer than 6 feet from people outside of your family. We encourage homeowners who are passing out candy to sit outside, at the end of the driveway and adults place candy in child's bucket/basket/bag in order to minimize multiple contact for kids. This also eliminates multiple kids ringing doorbells and potentially passing germs.
IF we have a large increase in numbers and mandates change such as being back at stay at home orders, we don't want the kids to miss out the holiday. We'd like the neighborhood to have a reverse trick or treating. Which means kids would be home in their driveways and adults would put together candy/gift bags and drive around and toss them to the kids similar to what we did for the Easter Bunny. And just as with traditional trick or treating, participation would be OPTIONAL.
Thanks and be safe,
Gil Slacum
Community Manager
On behalf of the Board of Directors
Masks are still required under Governor's mandate if you will be closer than 6 feet from people outside of your family. We encourage homeowners who are passing out candy to sit outside, at the end of the driveway and adults place candy in child's bucket/basket/bag in order to minimize multiple contact for kids. This also eliminates multiple kids ringing doorbells and potentially passing germs.
IF we have a large increase in numbers and mandates change such as being back at stay at home orders, we don't want the kids to miss out the holiday. We'd like the neighborhood to have a reverse trick or treating. Which means kids would be home in their driveways and adults would put together candy/gift bags and drive around and toss them to the kids similar to what we did for the Easter Bunny. And just as with traditional trick or treating, participation would be OPTIONAL.
Thanks and be safe,
Gil Slacum
Community Manager
On behalf of the Board of Directors
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