3rd Qtr Leisure Lake Membership Assoc. Meeting
July 13th, 2008 10:00 a.m.
President Margaret Paden
verified a quorum had been established and called the meeting to order at 10:05
a.m.
Attendees: Margaret Paden –
President, Ron Cox – Vice-president, Joanne Mociolek – Treasurer, Brenda
Lallathin – Secretary, Trustees: Jim Cox, Bob Mills, Tom Reed, Shawn Robinson,
Jr, and Shawn Robinson, Sr.
Brenda Lallathin read the
minutes of the April 13th, 2008 meeting.
Margaret Paden – President’s
report
Thanked all volunteers for
security throughout the park and at the gate, kitchen crew, activity workers
and begged for more volunteers.
Informed membership of the
lift station costing $1,600.00 and explained the installation failed after
three minutes due to duct tape wrapped around the motor. Members should not let anything go into the
lift station but body waste. We should
not be washing golf carts there.
We are in the process of
seeking bids on the sewer plant because the EPA is requiring the sand to be
removed and replaced. We have been
informed that members can do the work as long as we get certification from the
sand provider.
We are also seeking bids for
the comfort station at the horseshoe pits.
It will be a remodel rather than replaced because replacing requires
permits and certified plumbers and electricians to do the work.
Two additional security
cameras have been installed by Dan Carpenter and motion (light) detectors are
being installed. The motion detectors
are being installed because the break in of the kitchen is on tape but too dark
to identify the parties.
Due to the campground
needing revenue:
1.
The price of the
rentals has been increased. The Hamlet
is now $65. per side and the Ritz is now $40.
Those who already had reservations will be grandfathered in at the old
price. Brenda has a list of those. Pets are no longer permitted in the rentals.
2.
During Memorial
Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day weekends visitors will be charged as
follows. $2.00 each under 12 years of
age. Adults $5.00 each. Wrist bands will be provided.
3.
We need a paint
crew and monetary donations to cover the cost of paint.
4th of July
activities: Golf cart poker runs brought
in $270., 50/50 = $140., Bocce = $52. Kitchen = $562.10, and kid’s activities
brought in approximately $208.
We are still in need of an
activities director. Margaret heard that
no one will step up to the plate because they believe there is no money to hold
activities. Margaret explained that
activities makes its’ own money and is separate from dues. No activities are paid for by membership
dues.
Margaret informed the membership
that John Adkins has requested to address the membership.
John explained that he had
been parking his semi on the service road at the entrance. The Board voted and decided he could not park
there anymore due to complaints received from members. He has agreed to fix the current ruts and any
future damage caused by his semi. After
discussing, John Adkins made a motion for any member in good standing to be
allowed to park his semi at the 225 service road as long as it doesn’t affect
our zoning, 2nd by Doug Miller.
Vote: yes = 56, no=48, motion
carried.
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Joanne – Treasurer’s report:
The quarterly report is in
the glass cabinet. June is on the
bulletin board. The operations acct. =
$199,959.28, Savings = $42,375.98, and Checking = $9,143.26. Taxes for July have been paid. Total of $251,478.52 includes
everything. Drew Wurz asked about the
money collected for electric repairs.
Joanne stated the figures include everything. The electric money was never in a separate
account, just ear marked for electric.
Joanne turned the floor over
to Pat Detrick, representative for the Budget Committee.
Pat explained that in 2007,
$242.414. was expensed, over spent the dues income by $39,000.
This year, we billed
$215,100, but we only collected $197,340.00 so we’re short again. We need to cut expenses and / or increase
income. The budget was based on the
$215,000 billed but we didn’t collect that.
The biggest expenses last
year were:
Electric = $84,691.
Propane = $23,900
Taxes = $22,318
Sewer plant = $15,000
Insurance = $15,000
($17,000 this year)
Grounds = $7,600
Pool = $4,752
(although some of the propane was used for the pool)
The Budget Committee gave
suggestions to the Bd to increase revenue and some of the suggestions have
already been passed unanimously. (i.e.
fee for guests and rental increases). If
anyone has any suggestions today to increase revenue, put them in writing and
submit them.
The Budget Committee is
making the following recommendations:
1.
Raise dues
$200.00 across the board.
2.
Assessments for
electricity
3.
Closing the park
down in December, January, and February to save between 9 and $10,000 in
electric and propane.
4.
Place an
accessment those who have doubled their living space by adding on.
Pat opened the floor for
discussion.
Margaret added (and had
pamphlets from other campgrounds) that Willow Lake charges $1,200 for annual
dues for two people, $600. more for each additional child and $800. more for
each additional adult, and an additional $150. for electric. Homerville charges $1,375. plus $150. for
each kid and $200. for a pool pass.
Ken May stated that in
Florida, they are now charging him an additional $2.00 per day surcharge for
electricity.
The membership was informed
that if they didn’t come up with better suggestions, that we would probably
have to adopt the Budget Committee’s suggestions.
Nominations:
President: Margaret read the duties of the President and
opened the floor for nominations:
Margaret nominated Jeff
Stevenson, 2nd by Shawn Robinson, Jr., Jeff accepted.
Bob Mills, Sr., nominated
Cliff Martin, declined.
Rich Sherman nominated Fred
Mehlman, declined.
Cathy Caracanas nominated
Karen Mills, declined.
Wayne Smith nominated Glenn
Detrick, declined.
Margaret closed the nominations
for President.
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Secretary: Margaret read the duties of the Secretary and
opened the floor for nominations:
Shawn Robinson, Jr.
nominated Brenda Lallathin, declined.
Fred Mehlman nominated Ellen
Savage, declined.
Bob Mills nominated Beth Boggs,
declined.
Brenda Lallathin nominated
Cathy Mustar, declined.
Ron Cox nominated Dee Wurz,
declined.
Fred Mehlman nominated Karen
Childers, declined.
Myrna Engeldinger nominated
Fran Croft, declined.
Ellen Pugh nominated Doris
Croasman, declined.
Brenda Lallathin nominated
Cheryl Farrell, 2nd by Ellen Savage, accepted.
Myrna Engeldinger nominated
Randy Ohler, declined.
Karen Childer nominated
Laurie Olexo, declined.
Margaret closed the
nominations for Secretary.
Margaret explained there
were three Trustee positions open, read the duties of the Trustees and opened
the floor for nominations:
Doug Miller nominated Myrna
Engeldinger, 2nd by Rick Barron, accepted.
Ellen Savage nominated Mike
Farrel, 2nd by Shawn Robinson, Sr., accepted.
Bob Mills nominated John
Adkins, declined.
Fred Mehlman nominated Todd
Jordan, declined.
Lisa Cox nominated Drew
Wurz, declined.
Jan Williams nominated Bob
Mills, 2nd by Shawn Robinson, accepted.
Linda Guthrie nominated
Duane Pinkston, 2nd by Tom Reed, accepted.
Delores Stevenson nominated
Bill Grubb, declined.
Jeff Stevenson nominated Rex
King, declined.
Brenda Lallathin nominated
Randy Cox, declined.
Shawn Robinson, Jr.
nominated Mike Csonka, 2nd by Randy Ohler, accepted.
Jeff Stevenson nominated
Keith Stevenson, declined.
Shawn Robinson, Sr.
nominated Sandy Nagy, declined.
Ron Cox nominated Jerry
Deruyter, 2nd by Margaret Paden, accepted.
Myrna Engeldinger nominated
Doug Miller, declined.
Bob Mills nominated Dave
Croft, declined.
Margaret closed the
nominations for Trustee.
Those who accepted the
nominations were asked to step forward to be introduced to the membership and
resumes were furnished.
Fred Mehlman made a motion
to adjourn, 2nd by Ellen Savage.
Respectfully submitted,
Brenda Lallathin, Secretary