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June 2020 Newsletter
And just like that, Summer has arrived!
And Just Like That... Summer Has Arrived!
We are "unlocked" and loaded, Pine Lake is now open! Welcome to what promises to be another great summer of safe boating and water sports on the beautiful Pine Lake!
Already off to a great start we just had a gorgeous and successful Memorial Day weekend families stayed home due to the COVID 19 lock down which made a very busy Pine Lake!
Lake Rules & Etiquette Refresher
Safety Refresher for Our New Members on the Lake
All watercraft MUST move counter-clockwise around the lake.
Operational Hours
Boats: One hour before sunrise & one hour after sunset
Boats may operate after sunset with use of state mandated lighting
PWC: Between 8:00 am and sunset
Basic Safety Rules
Always remain 100 feet from the shore, boats, anchored boats, docks, rafts, and other structures
No wake allowed within 200 feet of any dock, boat, raft, shoreline, buoyed or occupied swim area.
If you wakeboard, operate your boat in the larger bay to reduce the stirring of lake sediment.
Note there is a large boulder, near the sandbar, that is marked with a bouy - you will want to avoid it.
Anyone under the age of 14 years may not legally operate a PWC
All PWC operators must have a DNR Watercraft Safety Lanyard in place
Do not cross within 200 feet behind another watercraft
Never have more people in your boat or PWC than allowed by the manufacturer
Please take your trash with you and do not leave it in Pine Lake.
Outcomes of the 2020 Annual Meeting
We held the first virtual Annual Meeting on May 7, 2020 via zoom video conferencing due to the COVID 19 pandemic.
Scientist, Dr. Jude, reported that Pine Lake maintained it's water quality and made certain recommendations to improve it.
Scientist Gabby Mitzner of Keiser & Associates, shared aquatic weed reports indicating the Savin Lake Services treatments stopped invasive Eurasian mil-foil growth. Click below to see specifics.
Members voted to support 4 motions: (1) bylaw amendments to allow for electronic meetings; (2) the budget with same dues as 2019; (3) minutes and; (4) re- election of four incumbent board members as proposed by the nominating committee.
See the water-quality report, video of the meeting, power point slideshow and all adopted documents HERE.
Say Hello to Our Platinum Sponsor
Have you seen the aerial tour of Pine Lake? Watch as Gwen Schultz, lake resident, real estate broker and PLPOA board member, takes us on a tour over the lake....
TAKE THE AERIAL TOUR of Pine Lake >> HERE Thank You Gwen!
Pine Lake Fireworks - Wednesday, July 1 at dusk.
If you shoot your own fireworks over the lake, please remove the debris from the lake the next day - it leeches toxins that we don't want or need.
Gentle Reminders…
If you see a boat incident or problem boater, then video the situation or try to get an MC number and email info to jexv@oakgov.com
If emergency, call 9-1-1. Get as much information as you can to report.
New Research Data Protecting Water Quality
Outdoor Lighting – Recent studies show that night lighting inhibits zoo plankton from eating surface algae causing more algae blooms that kill aquatic life.
Outcome- Point down toward the land and not the water. Use motion sensors and lights that do not shine or reflect across the lake. Aim your lighting down and illuminate only the smallest area of your property.
*** The Pine Lake Manor Beach Association has done a great job with their lighting.
Firework Debris - Recent studies show that debris from fireworks leach harmful chemicals into the water affecting water quality and habitat.
Outcome - Homeowners who display their own fireworks should know the township ordinance allows it a couple of days before and after July 4.
Should your family do this, next day, kindly remove your firework debris from your shoreline.
April 16 Update: Geese Nest & Egg Help
Assistance Needed in Locating Geese Nests…
We Need Your Assistance
Locating Geese Nests
Our Pine Lake Management Plan, under the guidance of experts, calls for controlling the number of geese as one of many ways to protect water quality and reduce E coli. Goose Busters is our DNR permitted vendor that collects the goose eggs.
Governor Whitmer’s Executive Order prohibits Goose Busters from using a motorized boat. We appealed for an exemption which the Governor denied.
We need your help - please provide a description and address where the nests are located to info@pinelakeMI.com
Goose Busters will collect the eggs starting April 20th, which can only be collected during the next 3 weeks. Goose Busters may need to access your property.
A shout-out to Township Supervisor Steve Kaplan for writing a letter on our behalf to the Governor asking for an exception. The Governor denied Kaplan’s request. See Supervisor Kaplan's letter here.
Loitering Geese Usually Indicate a Nearby Nest
If you see geese hanging out report it ASAP including the street address.
April 2020 Newsletter
Annual Meeting 5-7-20, 7:00 PM, Webinar Video Conference
These Are Unprecedented Times:
Stay Home, Be Safe, Be Vigilant! THIS WILL PASS!
Mark your calendar - Annual Meeting 5-7-20, 7:00 PM, Webinar Video Conference.
Members who have paid their 2019 dues by April 20, 2020, will be emailed an invitation to join the Webex meeting. Prepare to join us.
Get your FREE WebEx Webinar Software download HERE
Pay your 2019 dues HERE
Reply-to email info@pinelakemi.com
NO FERTILIZER - OCT 1 through MAY 1
NO FERTILIZER ORDINANCE
No fertilizing at all from October 1 to May 1
May 2 to September 30 - No fertilizing within 50 feet of the water's edge.
These West Bloomfield Fertilizer Codes are enforced by code enforcement officers who watch for the fertilizer trucks in neighborhoods. As they say what goes on the ground, ends up in the lake and grows weeds. If you have a lawn service contractor tell them to abide by this code. Thank You!
GOOSE EGG & NEST COLLECTION
Once again, we ask for your help in locating Canadian geese eggs & nests. If you see gathering geese or nests please report ASAP. Reply-to email info@pinelakemi.com. For more info on this topic see:
SPONSOR PROGRAM INTRODUCED
In a creative effort to support local businesses, organizations and groups, while raising funds that support the health of Pine Lake, we have rolled out an all new "Become a Sponsor Program".
Would you like to BECOME A SPONSOR?
Would you like to DONATE to support the health of Pine Lake?
Learn more about the sponsor program or making a donation HERE
MEET OUR PLATINUM SPONSOR
Watch as Gwen Schultz, lake resident, real estate broker and PLPOA board member, takes us on a video tour....
Pine Lake Drone Tour
Thank You Gwen!
NEW INTERACTIVE WEBSITE: PINELAKEMI.COM
Volunteers, community donations and team work... that is what it took roll out an all new interactive website. We asked for your feedback, we dug deep to create and develop what our community asked for. We are very excited to share an all new informative website that is resourceful, easy to use and a wealth of information for today's lake loving family. Our goals for the website were to to make it easier for our community to:
Access archived reports and communications
Contact Us at the click of a mouse
Pay your dues online
Sign Our Permission Form (send/ receive)
Become a Sponsor - promote your business, club, or organization on the website and communications
Access to the Pine Lake Calendar showing lake events
View the current budget
Learn Lake Rules
Learn the Lake Management Plan
Learn About Pine Lake
Read about an influential person Tribute
SPRING IS HERE
Three ACTION ITEMS for our community to support a healthy lake ecosystem - HERE
Electric vs Natural Lighting…DID YOU KNOW?
Recent studies show that light pollution around lakes (night illumination) inhibits zoo plankton from eating surface algae causing algae blooms that kill aquatic life and lower water quality.
Do your part for the lake by using lights that have motion sensors and do not shine or reflect across the lake surface.
Reduce the wattage of exterior bulbs near the lake front.
Michigan Riparian Magazine recommends: Aim your lighting down and illuminate only the smallest area, with wattage no greater than that needed for visibility and safety.
Light only your property, not your neighbor’s property.
YOUR VOLUNTEER BOARD
Reply-to email info@pinelakemi.com
President: Chris Viegas - Maple Hill East & West
Vice Pres: Kevin Tourneur - Pine Lake Rd
Treasurer: Heath Williams - Orchard Lake Road
Co-Secretary: Gwen Schultz - Pine Center
Co-Secretary: Lucy Young - Pine Lake Rd
Communications: Janine Kateff - Birch Harbor
Director: Elaine Coffman - South Shores Circle
Director: Lucy Henney, DVM - Interlaken
Director: Bill Packer - Pine Lake Knoll
Director: Stacy Sullivan, DDS - Pine Lake Rd
Director: Donna Seligman - Pine Lake Manor
Director: Kris Mayer - Pine Lake Rd
~ Pine Lake: Yours and Ours to Protect ~
September 2019 Newsletter
Great News - Eurasian Water Milfoil Has Decreased!
GREAT NEWS!
EURASIAN WATER MILFOIL HAS DECREASED!
Keiser and Associates, a limnology group and our specialist, Dr. Pullman, reported the invasive aquatic Eurasian Milfoil (EM) "has reduced significantly throughout much of Pine Lake". He went on to say "when comparing the early 2019 survey to the late season survey EM has lessened significantly". "Biodiversity, structural diversity and nuisance conditions all seem to have improved from 2018 when comparing both 2018 and 2019 early season surveys".
This means the herbicide treatments were effective.
Please note: We will have pods of EM on the lake in areas where lakefront homeowners have not given permission to treat, but in the other areas, EM has significantly lessened.
~ Your dues make this success possible - Thank You ~
www.PineLakeMI.com
WE HAVE A NEW WEBSITE!
Thanks to member donors, we have an all new interactive, website.
New Features on the Website:
1. Spectacular show-case photos of the lake - send us YOUR pictures throughout the seasons.
2. New, comprehensive information about Pine Lake.
3. Simplified lake rules and contact numbers for the Sheriff
4. All new Partner page - Would your business like to partner with PLPOA? (developing now- contact us)
5. All new Donation page - Would you like to make a donation to help us protect and preserve the lake? (developing now)
6. Pay your dues online! (developing now)
6. Easy "Contact Us" information - Suggestions for the website and questions are always welcome.
7. Listing of all the Board activities designed to protect and preserve our beautiful lake.
Thank you to our anonymous donors for making this all new interactive website possible!
8. New web address - simple and easy!
REMINDERS
- No lawn fertilizers between Oct. 1 through May 1
Tell your lawn service contractor - see ordinance
- Remove branches and blow leaves away from the lake, bag and remove
~ Pine Lake, Your and Ours to Protect ~
August 2019 Newsletter
Fall reminders to share with your neighbors…
FALL REMINDERS
Please share with your neighbors
Tell your lawn service about the West Bloomfield fertilizer ordinance requirements for fall clean up -
No fertilizer application between October 1 and May 1
Never fertilize within 50’ of a lake, canal or river
Rake or blow leaves away from the lake, remove & bag
Remove branch debris from the lake
Education Is Key
Help Us Promote Clean Lake Water Practices
John Paul Hartwig
TRIBUTE:
John Paul Hartwig
February 2, 1945 - July 30, 2019
The PLPOA salutes friend and former board member, John Hartwig. John served on the PLPOA Board for many years….
What Goes On Our Lawns Ends Up In The Streams
Everyone wants a lush, green lawn, but when it comes to fertilizing, especially if you live on a lake…
Click here to read full article at “Lakefront Lifestyle Magazine”
MAJOR BOATING INCIDENTS IN Oakland County
AUGUST REPORTS - O.C. Sheriff, Seargent Jex reports on four major boating incidents on Oakland County lakes.
PINE LAKE SHERIFF CONTACTS THROUGH AUGUST 25, 2019
See how many contacts Pine Lake sheriff officers had with boaters on Pine Lake, this summer. The spreadsheet shows sheriff contacts through August 25. (the number of contacts includes the number of people on the boat)
Pine Lake -A Season In Review
Because of your dues and the Pine Lake Management Plan, see the 17 benefits we get to enjoy…
NEW STATE LAW FOR BOAT LAUNCHING
A new state law, effective in March of this year, requires boaters to do the following before transporting any watercraft over land:
Remove all drain plugs from bilges, ballast tanks, and live wells.
Drain all water from any live wells and bilges.
Ensure that the watercraft, trailer, and any conveyance used to transport the watercraft or trailer are free of aquatic organisms, including plants.
REPORT IT!
If you see poor lake behavior, an unlawful boater or an accident, get the MC number and report it to the Oakland County Sheriff. Our officer may be on the lake but not see the incident that you see.
Call 248 858 4950, press #8 to speak directly to a dispatch officer.
Although we have sheriff presence on the lake, the officer is not always on patrol so members must be vigilant in the interest of safety. Let's send a message that unlawful behavior will not be tolerated by the sheriff or YOU.
Enjoy the INCREDIBLE Colors as We Transition into Fall
On behalf of your PLPOA Board,
Chris Viegas, President
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Email questions to info@plpoa.net
Pine Lake ~ Yours and Ours to Protect
July 2019 Newsletter
PLPOA’s weed harvest vendor, SAVIN Lake Services, began the process of harvesting and collecting surface weeds on July 15. The process took over a week to complete…
JULY WEED CUT COMPLETED
PLPOA’s weed harvest vendor, SAVIN Lake Services, began the process of harvesting and collecting surface, healthy, pond weed on July 15. The process took over a week to complete. The good news is, we have an abundance of natural healthy weeds on the lake. Savin cut, removed and hauled away, thousands of pounds of weeds. The area of focus for the weed harvest was along the boat path, for the entire lake. Weed harvesting is an expensive service that your PLPOA dues pay for.
DID YOU PAY YOUR ANNUAL DUES?
Invoices were mailed to Pine Lake Homeowner Association Presidents, Pine Lake Country Club, Pine Lake Marina and lake front Riparians last month, June 2019.
If you did not get notice for payment of your annual PLPOA dues, contact your Association leader. Riparians who did not receive an invoice please contact Gary Ludwiczak at glud@comcast.net
Your dues play a very important role in helping to maintain our Pine Lake.
Did you know that Pine Lake is rated at #8 (with 10 being the highest rating) by Dr's Jude and Pullman? We believe our rating is in part, a direct reflection of the guidance we receive from our lake management specialists.
WHAT YOUR DUES PAY FOR
Weed Control - Herbicide - $20,000 - 35%
Weed Harvesting - $12,500 - 22%
Aquest Quadrant Weed Study and Water Quality Testing - $6750 - 12%
Weir Maintenance - $5,000 - 9%
Sheriff Patrol - $3900 - 7%
Insurance - $3100 - 5%
Misc $5550 - 10%
ATTENTION WAKE BOATS
Wave Boarding - We ask anyone with boats designed for wave boarding to only use the large portion of the lake, and to stop wave boarding as you return to the small westerly part of Pine Lake.
We are getting numerous reports of damage to docks and sea walls in the narrow passage between the two sections of Pine Lake. (Interlaken and Pine Lake Road)
We ask you to respect these requests in the interest of costly repairs to those homeowners.
Thank You!
SURVEY RESULTS
The PLPOA Board is focusing on results complied from the November 2018 Survey
We received 96 responses
Total surveys emailed 362
Listed as #1 Most Important Concern
Boater Safety/Sheriff Patrol
Control of Invasive Aquatic Species
Goose Egg Remediation
Reducing amount of native aquatic weeds in boater traffic lanes
BOATING INCIDENTS
Reports from Sergeant Brent Jex: Patrol Services, Marine Division, Special Units
07/20/2019 / 1602 hours / Arrest / Operating while intoxicated / Reckless jetboat spraying dock / Lakeville Lake.
07/20/2019 / 1800 hours / Arrest / Operating while intoxicated / Reckless PWC / Lakeville Lake.
07/20/2019 / 1855 hours / Assist boater / Upper Straits Lake / High winds broke the sail off a small boat. The boat capsized and the operator was struggling in the water. Was assisted to shore.
07/21/2019 / 1048 hours / Assist boater / Near Drowning / Williams Lake / High winds capsized a kayak 100 yards from shore. Operator was seen going under the water twice before contract lake deputies arrived. Not wearing a PFD.
07/21/2019 / 1806 hours / Assist swimmer / Near Drowning / Pontiac Lake DNR beach / swimmer 10 yards past the swim area and struggling. Jump Boat and White Lake PD responded. The swimmer was rescued by citizens after calling 911. The swimmer was coughing up water.
June 2019 Newsletter
Learn more…Weather permitting the 2-4-D aquatic weed herbicide treatment will be dropped over the top of the Eurasian Milfoil weed beds on Mon. June 17, 2019…
Please Share the Acquatic 2-4-D Weed Treatment Dates With Your Neighbors
Check the PLPOA facebook page for Updates
Details for Homeowners, Swimmers and Boaters:
Weather permitting the 2-4-D aquatic weed herbicide granules will be dropped over the top of the aquatic invasive Eurasian Milfoil weed beds on Mon. June 17, by Savin Lake Services, LLC.(weather date is Tuesday, June 18)
If Monday is a windy day, the treatment will be moved to Tuesday. If Tuesday it is windy, treatment will be rescheduled. Check the PLPOA facebook page to confirm treatment. PLPOA FACEBOOK
2- 4- D aquatic weed herbicide will be applied where the milfoil is present & we have owner permission to treat.
For those who draw water from the lake for a sprinkler system, the directions from the 2-4-D manufacturer says no watering for 14 days. However, Paul Barber from Savin Lake Services stated that we are applying the same herbicide that you put on your lawns in weed & feed to kill dandelions. The 2-4-D will not kill established lawns, it is recommended to shut off the zones for ornamental flowers as they are Dicots which the 2-4-D can kill.
Resources for 2-4-D aquatic weed treatment - click here for more information about 2-4-D
Sprinkler Systems drawing water from the lake - Every PLPOA homeowner must make an individual decision about watering, however, PLPOA has not received any reported issues with drawing water from the lake for watering after the 3rd day time frame has passed.
As in past years the intake for most watering systems is 75-100 feet from the treatment areas.
Savin suggests NO BOATING or SWIMMING for 24 Hours after treatment so the granules that are sprinkled over the top of the weed beds are not disturbed. Again, watch the PLPOA Facebook for updates.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping PLPOA manage the aquatic invasive weeds in Pine Lake.
Highlights from the Annual Meeting
Highlights with a few slides from the presentation are posted on PLPOA Facebook
We heard presentations from specialists Dr. Jude and Dr. Pullman including the latest water quality and weed mapping updates for the lake
Dr. Jude reported our water quality is "OK"
Dr. Pullman reported Eurasian Milfoil is hybridizing
Discussion about the lake management plan for aquatic weeds
Discussion about the need to increase activities to keep Pine Lake’s aquatic weeds in check via herbicide and the need for a native weed cut in boat lanes
Both of our specialists rated Pine Lake at an #8 with 10 being the highest rating.
Costs associated with maintaining sheriff patrol, weed cuts & weir maintenance, are increasing.
The above activities will increase the PLPOA budget which is comprised of your dues collected around the lake.
After discussion it was unanimously decided to approve a dues increase to $225.00 for Riparians, Associations & Businesses.
Members voted to re- elect John Hartwig, Stacy Sullivan, Heath Williams, Chris Viegas and Elaine Coffman board members to the PLPOA Board.
The Dues Increase Will Provide the Following
With the increase in dues PLPOA plans to:
Add a boat lane weed cut of native Pond Weed in mid-late July
Pay increased costs for Weir clean-out, which is now 2 times a day in Spring
Pay the increase in Sheriff coverage of $3,900 per year
Cover postage increases for the Annual Meeting notices
Add a bio-wash pre-treatment for areas with larger EU (Eurasian Milfoil) beds
Treat the EU beds with 2-4-D on Monday, June 17.
Explore costs associated with a pilot to add Alum to a deep hole to improve oxygen levels
How YOU Can Make A Difference
You Can Make A Difference for Pine Lake in 2019
Plant a rain garden/ green belt along your shoreline that will stop water run off into the lake. Learn to create, restore and manage a natural shoreline from MSU Extension Programs.
Observe the New West Bloomfield Fertilizer Ordinance
1.) If YOU MUST, use weed kill only on your lawn between May 1 to October 1st. 2.) Do not apply fertilizer within 50 feet of the water’s edge. We suggest using larger companies, example, Tru-Green, because their scientists use mixtures to prevent over fertilizing.
Before launching your boat from another lake, empty your bilge water far away from Pine Lake to prevent invasive species and plants from entering Pine Lake.
Always blow the leaves away from the lake. Collect and haul them away.
Clean & Inspect your septic field. Make sure it does not leak phosphorous that breeds algae and causes harm to the lake.
PINE LAKE MANOR Subdivision, disconnect pipes that dump gray water into the canal from sumps, rain water, etc.
For more information about invasive species click here
Major Boating Incidents In Oakland County for May
Oakland County Sheriff, Sargent Jex Reported:
5/25/2019 - Safety Incident on Walled Lake. A 30 yr old jumped off pontoon to rescue a baby bird without a life jacket. She became distressed from the cold water and wind blowing the boat away and struggled to float going under water multiple times. The lake deputy came upon the boat where passengers were yelling for help. The deputy threw the swimmer a flotation device and she was rescued.
Summer Calendar
JUNE 17 & 18 (weather permitting SavinServices, LLC treats GPS aquatic weed beds (when water temperature is above 57 degrees)
JULY 2, dusk - PINE LAKE County Club FIRE WORKS
July 4, 11:00 - Birch Harbor Boat Parade, everyone welcome
SUMMER- Dr. Jude collects water samples & Dr. Pullman takes Weed Scan Samples
Emergency Call Numbers While on The Lake
Lake Enforcement issues call Oakland County Sheriff Marine Division – 248-858-4950
Land or Lake Enforcement issues call West Bloomfield Code Enforcement- 248-451- 4800
Summer 2019: High Great Lakes levels likely for lakes Michigan, Huron
Michigan is well known as the Great Lakes state. Four of the five Great Lakes touch our shores and we’re blessed as well with the spectacular Lake St. Clair squeezed in-between Lake Huron and Lake Erie. Most rivers and streams in the state flow into the Great Lakes, and…
Thank You for your continued support!
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~ Pine Lake - Yours and Ours to Protect ~
May 2019 Newsletter
Read the 2019-05 Annual Meeting Agenda…
Annual Meeting: May 2, 2019, 7:00 PM, Pine Lake Country Club
NEW: Only Members With 2018 Paid-Up Dues Are Welcome. If you have not paid for 2018, bring your checkbook.
1. Call to Order: Chris Viegas
Introduction of Board Members, Description of 2018 summer successes and need for a late July/August weed cut in boat lanes;
2. Limnology Speakers, Dr. Doug Pullman and Aquest, aquatic weed expert and Dr. David Jude, of Freshwater Physicians, Inc.
3. Approval of Minutes: Co-Secretaries Gwen Schultz & Lucy Young
4. Treasurer’s Report: Heath Williams
a. Budget Report for 2018 Actual vs Budget
b. 2019 Budget Approval and Annual dues
5. Special Assessment District
Discussion on our need to create:
1.) an entire lake zone to allow uniform GPS specified treatment of aquatic weeds (outside DNR exempt zones; and
2.) 100% participation in payment for our Water Quality and Aquatic weed Treatment with Dr. Jude and Dr. Pullman.
6. Report on Lake and Board Activities 2018 - 2019 a. Goose Egg Removal by Goose Busters, LLC: L. Henney
b. Lake Water Quality Protection Program - 2018 - 2019: C. Viegas
Dr. Doug Pullman conducted aquatic weed mapping. Both he and Dr. Jude advise the board each summer on the weed treatment and Water Quality. The Board assesses the treatment each summer.
c. Aquatic Weed Control. Dr. Jude and Dr. Pullman’s recommendations will apply and weed treatment will be made by Savin Lake Services in June.
d. Communications: Janine Kateff
1. Three 2018 emails/annual newsletter;
2. plpoa.net and Facebook
3. PLPOA will attend your Association meetings
e. Water Safety: Stacy Sullivan / Bill Packer
1. Oakland County Sheriff Patrol 2018 Report; and
2. 2019 – Sheriff rate increase to $36.00, paid by PLPOA dues money.
3. Sheriff Report from 2018.
7. Important Lake Dates for Pine Lake PLPOA Members:
April - Dr. Jude begins Water Quality testing on Pine Lake
April - Dr. Pullman begins aquatic weed assessment for Pine Lake
Mid- April, Canadian Goose egg control program - Goose Busters, Inc.
SAVIN Herbicide treatment, Mid-to-late May 2018 (when water temp is above 57)
Dr. Jude continues to conduct water sample extractions/testing in summer
August Dr. Pullman conducts second aquatic weed scan and assessment
PLCC Fireworks: July 2nd at dusk (rain date: July 3rd)
Birch Harbor Boat Parade, July 4 at 11:00 a.m. Everyone is welcome to decorate your boat and join in the parade.
8. New Business
a. Election of (5) Board Members: Gwen Schultz & Lucy Young
1. Elaine Coffman (filling in for retired board member) South Shores Circle, 2 year term
2. Stacy Sullivan, Pine Lake Road, 3 year term
3. John Hartwig, Pine Lake Estates, 3 year term
4. Heath Williams, Orchard Lake Road, 3 year term
5. Chris Viegas, Maple Hill East & West, 3 year term
Motion to Adjourn followed by refreshments and social hour