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SUN & SAIL CLUB IN THIS ISSUE: Association Information...... 2 Board of Directors Meeting News...... 6-7 24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest CA 92630 Tel (949)586-0860 Membership Office Hours...... 2 2nd Annual Car Show...... 7 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Meeting Dates in February 2020...... 2 Cookies with Santa Memories...... 8-9 Jim Richert, President Greetings from Community Services – Lake Forest II Recreation...... 10-12 Dennis Freed, Vice President Winter Landscape Maintenance...... 3 Beautiful Properties...... 13 Tom Ludden, Treasurer November 2019 Financial Statement...... 3 Community News – Paul Coulter, Director Maintenance Corner...... 4 Women's Club & Garden Club...... 14 Jolene Fuentes, Director Guest Passes...... 4 Residents’ Ads...... 15 Justin Kirk, Director Board News Calendar...... Back Cover Sonny Morper, Director How to Run for the Board of Directors...... 5 Town Hall on March 9 for Upper Courts.... 5 BOARD MEETINGS First Wednesday of every month, 6:00 p.m. CLUB CONTACT INFORMATION CLUBHOUSE INFORMATION The Board of Directors meetings are open Main Number: 586-0860 Hours of Operation to all members of the Association, and you Front Desk, Ext. 10 Mon - Sat: 8:00 am to 10:00 pm Sun: 8:00 am to 8:00 pm are encouraged to attend. This is your forum Administration for voicing your opinions and getting involved Alisa Woolsey, General Manager Adult Lounge (21+ only) TGIF Fridays – 6:00 pm to Midnight in what takes place in your community. Ext. 11, or [email protected] (last call @ 11:00 pm) To add an item to the Agenda, submit a Bruce Cook, Communications Super Bowl Bash – Sun, Feb 2 written request to General Manager Alisa Ext. 12, or [email protected] (raffles/prizes; hot dogs, chili, nachos, $4 margaritas) Woolsey at least seven days prior to the Connie Hernandez, Safety Liaison No Smoking Board meeting. Ext. 35, or [email protected] All areas of the Sun & Sail Club are con- To address the Board about a matter that sidered a no smoking facility, including Facility Supervisors (Night/Weekend) e-cigarettes, with the exception of the Adult is not on the Agenda, complete and submit a Ext. 38 (no email available) Lounge outside patio, the Banquet Rooms “Request to Address the Board” form before Finance outside patio, the small lakeside concrete 6:00 p.m. on the meeting date. patio adjacent to the Exercise Pool/Spa, and Cindy Christenson, Manager/Asst. GM the Maintenance Area patio (Please Note: the The Board Meeting Agenda is posted Ext. 18, or [email protected] several days in advance at www.lf2.org, and smoking of marijuana is prohibited anywhere on Joanne Todd, Accounts Receivable Club premises). at the Clubhouse. Agenda backup material Ext. 31, or [email protected] Membership Cards for Entry into Club and copies of the Agenda are also available Required for all 7 & older. $20 to replace at the Front Desk several days in advance of Chris Elsner, Collections Administrator Ext. 19, or [email protected] lost or missing. Contact Vicki in Membership. the meeting. Fitness Center Vicki Todisco, Membership/ID Cards/Escrow Must be 16 or older to use. 14-15 year MEMBERSHIP OFFICE HOURS Ext. 17, or [email protected] olds may use when accompanied by FEBRUARY Community Servicess Responsible Adult w/ waiver required. SUNDAYS CLOSED Jenny Mucha, Manager Pools MONDAYS* 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. Ext. 13, or [email protected] Spa – Persons under age 14 MUST be accompanied by a RESPONSIBLE ADULT TUESDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Bernie Fortier, CC&R Inspector Ext. 14, or [email protected] to use the Spa. WEDNESDAYS CLOSED When are Pools Heated – Pool/spa heated THURSDAYS 2:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. CC&R Inspector 2 Ext. 16, or [email protected] all year; wader during daylight savings only. FRIDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. Linda Goold, MAC Coordinator Lifeguard Hours SATURDAYS No Lifeguards or Diving Board Until Spring Feb 8, 22 9:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Ext. 15, or [email protected] Feb 1, 15, 29 CLOSED Maintenance MEETING DATES IN FEB •The Membership Office will be closed on Presidents Bud Finch, Manager Wednesday, Feb 5 – 6:00 pm Day, Monday, Feb. 17th. Ext. 21, or [email protected] Barbara Stowers, Admin. Assistant MASTER BOARD MEETING The MAINSHEET POLICY Ext. 85, or [email protected] Wednesdays, Feb 12/26 – 5:30 pm MAC MEETING The Mainsheet is a monthly publication Recreation Thursday, Feb 13 – tbd of the LFII MHOA. All articles and ads must Recreation Manager HEARING BOARD be submitted no later than the 1st day of the Ext. 29, or [email protected] Tuesday, Feb 18 – 6:00 pm month for consideration for inclusion in the Kaya Francis, Facility Rentals WOMEN’S CLUB following month’s issue. Ext. 20, or [email protected] All ads are subject to space availability and acceptance by LFII management. Acceptance the Bulletin Board of any ad does not constitute approval or ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ endorsement by the LFII MHOA. The Asso- DAYLIGHT SAVINGS BEGINS NEXT MONTH ciation accepts no liability for content of any It Will Be Time to SPRING FORWARD ad, including omissions or errors. Daylight Savings begins on Sunday, March 8, 2020 at 2:00 AM. For more information, contact Bruce Remember to set your clocks ONE HOUR AHEAD before Cook at 586-0860 ext 12, or [email protected]. you go to bed on Saturday night. That way, when you wake up, you will be waking up to the correct time.

FEBRUARY 2020 (2) VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG The MAINSHEET GREETINGS FROM COMMUNITY SERVICES FINANCIAL STATEMENT – NOVEMBER 2019 BALANCE SHEET FROM THE CC&R INSPECTORS Current Assets $ 9,916,798 Fixed Assets 2,097,029 Winter Landscape Other Assets 140,985 Maintenance TOTAL ASSETS $ 12,154,813 Current Liabilities $ 151,965 Long-Term Liabilities -0- • Fall and winter is a good time for trimming trees. When trim- Equity 12,002,847 ming, “hat racking” or “topping” is not permitted. This ruins a TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $ 12,154,813 tree’s growth pattern. Proper trimming is done by “thinning” trees out by removing excess limbs and branches. Thinning STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENSES also makes the trees less susceptible to wind damage. Month of NOV 2019 YTD 2019 • Please be sure to keep all vegetation properly edged or Recreation $ 27,582 $ 418,247 trimmed away from sidewalks, walkways, and driveways at Communications 1,071 18,631 all times. Club Rentals/Lounge 7,011 118,233 • Keep trees, shrubs, vines, or other vegetation trimmed so Community Services 1,981 23,891 they do not block street signs. This is critical for emergency Accounting 7,760 85,891 services providers. Administration* 197,040 2,166,934 • Dead vegetation should be promptly removed and properly TOTAL REVENUE $ 242,445 $ 2,831,826 disposed. • Check and readjust the sprinkler timer to ensure that irriga- Recreation $ 34,590 $ 517,069 tion schedules are set properly for the current season and Communications 5,601 60,255 weather conditions. Proper cultivation, tilling, and aeration Club Rentals/Lounge 7,344 59,320 of turf areas improve watering efficiency and prevents exces- Community Services 51,683 436,151 sive runoff. Accounting 20,143 160,744 • A protective covering of mulch in flower beds helps to Maintenance 121,182 1,083,519 prevent soil erosion, conserves water by slowing evaporation Administration 48,205 385,978 and keeping the soil cool and moist, and inhibits weed TOTAL EXPENSES $ 288,749 $ 2,703,038 growth. To maximize the weed control benefits of mulching, whatever the material used, a “weed barrier” lining should be Current Prd Actual $ 46,304 $ 128,789 used under the mulch. Current Prd Budget $ (28,077) $ 53,630 • Prepare for winter rains by cleaning out v-ditches and land- Variance $ (18,227 $ 75,159 scape drains on your property. Keep your yard and the roof *Includes Billed Revenue that may not be collected of your home clear of any accumulated leaves or other litter RESERVES FUND REPORT or debris. Don’t blow or sweep leaves, grass or other yard Restricted Reserve Cash as of 11/30/2019 – $2,598,428.83 debris into the street when cleaning up your yard. Likewise, don’t dispose of your yard waste in the Association common areas. If you use a gardening service, be sure they are aware of these requirements. • Rainy weather often prompts growth of new weeds. Be sure to remove all weeds from planters, slopes, and in pavement seams along the driveway, sidewalk, and walkways. • Replant any empty flower pots or other plant containers using natural vegetation (no artificial plants). Artificial plants are not recommended in outdoor locations due to eventual sun fade and color change (unnatural color). • Plants in temporary plastic (nursery) containers should be replanted into traditional flower pots or similar appropriate plant containers, or transplanted into in the ground in your yard or garden.

REMOVING HOLIDAY LIGHTS & DÉCOR Please remove all your holiday lighting & décor no later than February 1. Thank you for your cooperation.

VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG (3) FEBRUARY 2020 The MAINSHEET Maintenance Corner MOISES PAZ: Celebrating His 1st Anniversary at Lake Forest Sun & Sail Club

Last year it was decided the level of professionalism Moises has demonstrated in working to hire afternoon and evening to ensure that everything was as anticipated. in-house janitorial services for Moises takes great pride in his job, working diligently to the club in lieu of utilizing an maintain the county-club atmosphere of the building, and also outside company. The goal assists keeping the outdoor areas of the Clubhouse maintained was to create a more transparent during the busy summer months. “I rely heavily on Moises transition from highly committed during the weekends as he anticipates possible issues and team members who work during usually comes to me with a viable solution”, stated Bud Finch, the day, and extending that Maintenance Manager, “and as a result, he has quickly become level of commitment into the late an integral part of the team,” he concluded. afternoon and evening. When we asked Moises what he most enjoys about his job, Many of you might already be familiar with Moises Paz, he simply replies, “It is the people.” Moises believes that the who joined our team a year ago and has quickly become homeowners who live in our community really appreciate his a valuable asset. Moises, with his positive attitude and desire efforts and the staff is just like an extended family. to serve, has helped us to achieve the aforementioned Moises is a graduate of El Toro High School, and resides in intended goal. Lake Forest with his seven-year old daughter. He likes sports, Moises has taken ownership of managing the weekend especially soccer. When not working he enjoys spending qual- set-ups and thorough clean-up for the myriad of special events ity time with his daughter, and making great Mexican food… regularly occurring at the Clubhouse facilities, often times Moises is especially known for his famous salsa. featuring multiple events. Our department has been contacted MOISES, LFII IS LUCKY TO HAVE YOU AS A PART OF OUR TEAM, by many hosts of these aforementioned parities thanking us for AND CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 1-YEAR ANNIVERSARY!!

Volunteers Needed! WAYS NOT TO PAY FULL PRICE GUEST ADMISSION GET INVOLVED ● SHARE YOUR TALENTS

We offer several ways to save from the Positions Available: TRACT REPS regular $4.00 daily Guest Pass To inquire, please contact Bruce Cook, • 12 punch Guest Pass: $4.00* - introductory offer for 1st Communications Coordinator, at 586-0860, ext 12, Guest Card

For all subsequent Punch Card purchases after the 1st [email protected] . • 12 punch Guest Pass: $36.00* (savings of $12.00) • 24 punch Guest Pass: $68.00* (savings of $28.00) Other types Guest Passes for longer-term temporary House Guests • House Guest – For those staying 7 days or less. The cost is $20.00* per guest for 1 week of unlimited usage. • Seasonal Guest – For visiting minors, aged 7-17. The cost is $40.00* per guest for 10 weeks of unlimited usage. • Student Guest – For Guest students residing on premises for the school term. The cost is $60.00* per guest per se- mester. Proof of student status is required, and the pass will have an expiration date. • House Sitter passes are available, at no cost, for those staying in your home while you are away. You must relin- quish your Club card(s) during your absence, which will be returned back to you when you arrive back & the House Sitter pass(es) is/are returned back to Membership. • Babysitter passes are available, at no cost, so Member’s minor children can use Club facilities when in the care of the babysitter. * All fees marked by an * are eligible for a 50% discount when purchased by a LFII Member aged 62 or older. Inquire at the front desk or contact our Membership office at (949) 586-0860 x 17 to order yours today!

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Run for the Board of Directors!! • Biographical Information, including name and neighbor- All seven Board seats will be open. The term of office is one hood (tract or sub-association) in which you live. year, beginning in June 2020. The primary responsibilities of the Board are to adopt the annual budget, monitor the financial • Background and Qualifications, including Business workings of the Association, and establish policy. The Board Experience, Organizational Service, and Education. also adopts rules, oversees the operation of the Association, • A 2” x 2” photo (head shot or from waist up), not mandatory, and responds to the community’s needs and concerns. but recommended, to accompany your statement in Eligibility standards to serve on the Board are described in The MAINSHEET. Submit photo by email to awoolsey@ "Election Rules", which can be viewed online on the webpage at lf2.org. www.LF2.org, go to "Library", then click on "Rules & Policies".

How to Become a Candidate for the Board NOTE: Proofread your Declaration well before submitting If you are interested in running for one of the seven it, as we make no changes of any kind before placing it in open seats on the Board of Directors, and you wish to have The MAINSHEET. All submitted material becomes the property your name preprinted on the ballot, you must submit your of Lake Forest II MHOA. If you miss the March 6 filing deadline Declaration of Candidacy to Alisa Woolsey, General Manager, to have your name pre-printed on the ballot, your name may by email, to [email protected], no later than Friday, March 6. be entered on the ballot as a write-in candidate by any LFII If you meet the eligibility requirements, your Declaration Homeowner. will be published in the April issue of The MAINSHEET. Your Declaration of Candidacy may not exceed 250 words—please We look forward to having many qualified LFII home- do a word count!—and should include the following: owners coming forward to serve on the Board of Directors!

JAY’S HOMECARE & REPAIR

Town Hall Meeting COMPLETE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SERVICE Free Estimate and Advice QUALITY SERVICE • INTEGRITY & RESPONSIBILITY

■ INSIDE YOUR HOME ■ . Window and Slider Screens Rescreened or Replaced . Complete Interior Painting . Wallpaper Hanging, Removal and Repair . Drywall Repair and Texture . Recaulking Sinks, Tubs, Toilets, etc. Re: UPPER COURTS REHAB . Plumbing Repair/Replacement – Sinks, Toilets, Faucets . Garage and Closet Organizers When: March 9, 2020, @ 7:00 pm

● OUTSIDE YOUR HOME ● Where: Sun & Sail Club  Complete Exterior House Painting  Landscape Lighting Installed or Repaired 24752 Toledo Way  Fences and Gates Installed or Repaired  Yard and Garden Trimming, Pruning and Clean-Up  Sprinkler System Installation and Repair  New Lawn (Sod) Installation and Planning ● Special Projects ●

(949) 859-3406 JAY SAVEDRA

Lic. #789400

VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG (5) FEBRUARY 2020 The MAINSHEET BOARD HOLDS OFF ON INCREASING PICKLEBALL GUEST PASS FEES Upper Court Rehab Project to be Completed Prior to Fee Raise Implementation January 8, 2020 Master Board of Directors Regular Meeting – Summary Notes* *For a complete listing of Official Board Minutes, see "Meeting Minutes-2020" at www.lf2.org, under "Stay Connected/Boards & Committees" on Home Page.

CALL TO ORDER CONSENT CALENDAR with the expectation that full plans will be in The Regular Meeting of the Board of The Consent Calendar was inclusive of to the City by the end of this month (January). Directors of the Lake Forest II Master the following items: A) 2019/2020 Board of Even with this time delay, the good news is Homeowners Association, a California non- Directors Goals (with updated status report); that this is not expected to delay the over- profit, mutual benefit corporation, was held B) Reserve Projects Status Report; C) Approval all timing of the project, in that the informa- on Wednesday, January 8, 2020, at the Lake of Reserve Purchases | 1) $1,799.61 from tion required was always expected, just not Forest Sun & Sail Club, 24752 Toledo Way, Dept 68 (Master) for Clubhouse signage; up-front with the initial application. Therefore, Lake Forest, CA 92630. 2) $974.54 from Dept 68 (Master) to replace the time lost at the front end, will be made up Board members in attendance at Call to TVs in the Adult Lounge; 3) $3,300.00 from in the back-end of the process as this is infor- Order were President Jim Richert, Vice Pres- Dept 68 (Master) for change order to the mation that will already have been provided. ident Dennis Freed, Treasurer Tom Ludden, Clubhouse surveillance system upgrade; Another piece of good news is that the City and Directors Paul Coulter, Jolene Fuentes, D) Minutes of the Board of Directors Regular will not be requiring a noise study. and Sonny Morper. Director Justin Kirk was Meeting | December 4, 2019; E) Financials The projected timeline for UCRP has absent. and Investment Supplement Report: Master been updated as follows: Staff members present were General Association | November 2019; F) Financials: • Full plans to the City | Jan, 2020 Manager Alisa Woolsey, Finance Manager Lake Forest Keys Association | November • Board update | Feb 5, 2020 Cindy Christenson, Community Services 2019; G) Approval of Prospective Liens / • UCRP to review City-reviewed plans | Feb 2020 Manager Jenny Mucha, Maintenance Manager Recordation of Liens per CA Civil Code | 1) • Plan submittal to MAC, LAC, Lakeside Park | Feb Bud Finch and Recording Secretary Bruce #09099-01/$456.00; 2) #41036-02/$731.54; 2020 Cook. H) Approval of Submittal to Alterra for • Plan revisions from comments | Feb 2020 The meeting was called to order by Pres- Assessment Recovery | none this month. • UCRP Committee meeting with Tennis League ident Richert at 6:00 P.M. No further discussion ensued and the Captains | Mar 2020 Board moved to act on the whole of the • Town Hall | Mar 2020* COMMITTEE LIAISON REPORTS – None. Consent Calendar. – Action: The Board • Final plan approval by Board | Apr 1, 2020 adopted a motion to approve the Consent • Groundbreaking | Apr or May, 2020 RESIDENTS COMMENTS – None. Calendar (Items A – H) as submitted. • Project completion (3-4 mos) | Jul or Aug 2020 * The Town Hall has been scheduled for Monday, PUBLIC HEARINGS ACTION ITEMS March 9th, starting at 7 pm. 2020 POTENTIAL RESERVE UPPER COURTS REHABILITATION Discussion ensued between the Board EXPENDITURE LIST PROJECT (UCRP) | STATUS UPDATE and members of the audience, with emphasis General Manager Woolsey reported that, General Manager Woolsey reported on given to the timing of the temporary conver- in accordance with Resolution A, the Asso- the updated status of the UCRP. Timing of sion of a tennis court to pickleball courts. The ciation is required to publish a listing of the the City review of plans has been delayed consensus was that a decision at this time potential reserve projects that may be con- as a consequence of the City transitioning was premature as more information needs sidered each year, and to hold a Public Hearing from their prior permit process to the recently to be known about the status of the plans to to allow Members an opportunity to provide enacted revised one, which now requires a make an informed decision. – Action: Receive comment and voice possible objections. much more detailed initial application. Asso- & File, with the direction for General Manager The list has been published and public notice ciation staff and project contract consultants Woolsey to present a ‘court conversion provided pursuant to all legal requirements. have been diligently working to provide this proposal’, with options, at the Feb 5th Board President Richert opened the public hearing expanded list of items for project submittal, meeting. Continued on page 7... and invited comments from anyone wishing to address this matter. No one came forward HOW THE BOARD MEMBERS VOTED - JANUARY 8, 2020 REGULAR MEETING to speak. President Richert closed the Public Hearing. – Action: The Board accepted the published list as submitted.

POLICY AMENDMENTS | ELECTION A = Abstain A* = Absent R = Recuse

RULES & IDR POLICY Coulter Freed Fuentes Kirk Ludden Morper Richert PASS FAIL General Manager Woolsey reported Motions to Approve Consent Calendar Items: A. 2019-2020 Board of Director Goals (with updated status report) that as a consequence of 2019 State legis- B. Reserve Projects Status Report lation, changes are required to both our C. Approval of Reserve Purchases | As Listed : Election Rules and IDR Policy for them to 1. $1,799.61 from Dept 68 (Master) for Clubhouse signage remain in compliance with new State law, 2. $974.54 from Dept 68 (Master) to replace TVs in Adult Lounge and to remove obsolete verbiage. The Board 3. $3,300 from Dept 68 (Master) for surveillance system change order D. Minutes of the Board of Directors Regular Meeting | December 4, 2019 YYYA*YYY approved the amended language on both E. Financials & Investment Supplement Report: Master Assoc | Nov 2019 th policy amendments at their Dec 4 , 2019 F. Financials: LF Keys Association | Nov 2019 meeting, and directed a duly noticed Public G. Prospective Liens - Recordation of Liens per CA Civil Code | As Listed : Hearing on these matters for the January 1. #09099-01 | $456.00 2020 Board meeting. President Richert 2. #41036-02 | $731.54 H. Submittal to Alterra for Assessment Recovery | none opened the public hearing and invited com- Motions to Approve Action Items: ments from anyone wishing to address either A. UPPER COURT REHABILITATION PROJECT | STATUS UPDATE Receive & File | Court Conversion to 2/5 proposed policy amendment. After the open- B. PICKLEBALL GUEST PASS FEE INCREASE | No increase at this time Y Y Y A* Y Y Y  ing of the Public Hearing, no one came for- C. POLICY AMENDMENTS ward to speak, and the Public Hearing was 1. Election Rules Y Y Y A* Y Y Y  2. IDR Policy Y Y Y A* Y Y Y  then closed by President Richert. – Note: D. EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION Deferred to Feburary Board Meeting Action on these items deferred to "ACTION Next Board of Directors Regular Meeting - Wednesday, February 5, 2020 - 6:00 PM ITEMS" later on this agenda. FEBRUARY 2020 (6) VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG (7) FEBRUARY 2020 The MAINSHEET Board Notes, continued... PICKLEBALL GUEST PASS | FEE INCREASE During the compilation of the 2020 Budget IT’S BACK process, both the UCRP Committee and the Budget & Finance Committee, suggested an GEAR UP & GET READY increase in the fee for a Guest Pass for non- nd member Pickleball players to use the LFII pickleball 2 ANNUAL CAR SHOW COMING TO SUN & SAIL facilities, from $15/month to $35/month, to more Classic Cars of All Shapes and Sizes Available for Viewing accurately reflect full cost recovery of allowing non-members use of the facility, this fee increase Admission is Free and is Open to All, both Members & Guests! to become effective as of January, 2020. However, there is concern that now may not be an opportune When: Saturday, March 28, 2020, 12 Noon – 4 pm time to implement this fee increase as a current Where: LFII Sun & Sail Club, Clubhouse Parking Lot pickleball court is unusable due to damage and there will be an even further diminution of pickleball resources available during construction of the UCRP. Discussion ensued amongst the Board – Action: The Board adopted a motion to maintain Pickleball Guest Pass fees at current rates, with the approved fee increase to be implemented upon completion of the UCRP.

ELECTION RULES General Manager Woolsey presented the Board with the proposed language of the updated Election Rules as submitted and without change from the item considered at the Public Hearing earlier on this agenda. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the revised language for ‘Election Rules’, subject to administrative changes to language to delete reference to the term, “Management Company.”.

IDR POLICY General Manager Woolsey presented the Board with the proposed language of the updated IDR Policy as submitted and without change from the item considered at the Public Hearing earlier on this agenda. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the revised language for ‘Election Rules as submitted.

EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION This item was added to the agenda at the request of Director Fuentes. In an effort to honor the terrific job done day-in and day-out by Association We did it…everyone loved it …so it’s back. The 2nd Annual LF II Sun staff, Director Fuentes suggested that this dedica- & Sail Cub Car Show is on Saturday, March 28, 2020. tion of work effort be recognized and honored by the Board in some way…perhaps in the form of The early registration fee for vehicle entry is $30, which ends Feb th th an employee luncheon hosted by LFII for staff and 14 . After February 14 , the registration fee will be $40. their immediate family. Discussion ensued amongst Spectator viewing will be from 12 pm – 4 pm. Entry is free, and the Board – Action: The Board concurred this was admission is open to all, including both Members and guests. a worthy suggestion, and directed that this matter be This fun-filled event has a cornucopia of offerings for all ages, placed on the agenda for the February 2020 Board meeting, inclusive of a staff report with analysis and including live music, great food, a no host bar, and kid activities, including options presented. an obstacle course. For you adventurous types, raffles will be offered, including a “50/ 50”, INFORMATION ITEMS – None. where half the pot collected from raffle ticket sales goes to the winner. If you are interested in being a participant, please contact Alisa Woolsey OPEN DISCUSSION The Board agreed to maintain the 6:00 PM start at (949) 586-0860, ext 11, or [email protected]. To register on-line go time for the Regular Meeting for February 5, 2020. to www.lf2recreation.org. WANT TO BE A VENDOR AND/OR SPONSOR? If you are interested ADJOURNMENT in either or both, please contact Alisa. President Richert adjourned the meeting at 7:09 P.M., to the Executive Meeting, which is closed to Enjoy a Free Show… Membership per Civil Code §4935. The next scheduled Regular Board meeting will be on Wednesday, Have a Family Day of Fun! February 5th, starting at 6:00 P.M. See You There!!

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All Tennis Classes are taught by Head Tennis Pro Rick Traeger, Assistant Pros Mike Letcher & Chris Barker, and Staff. All are USPTA Professionals. Please call 859-6914 or 285-3614 for more information, or pick up a flyer at the Sun & Sail Club Front Desk or Pro Shop. SUN & SAIL CLUB CLASSES JUNIOR TENNIS CLASSES ADULT TENNIS CLASSES BEGINNING MORNING CLASSES ($15 per class) SMALL GROUP Mon, Wed: 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. CARDIO TENNIS PERSONAL TRAINING Tues, Thurs: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Wed: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. Cross Training (30 min) 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. DOUBLES CLINIC Tues/Thurs – 5:30 AM Class Fees: $40 for 4 classes Tues: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. Mon/Tues/Wed/Thur/Fri – 6:00 AM ADVANCED BEGINNING DRILL CLASS Sat – 8:30 AM Mon, Fri: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. Mon, Wed: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat – 9:00 AM Tues, Thurs: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. EVENING CLASSES ($10 per class) Mon/Fri/Sat – 9:30 AM 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. CARDIO CLASS: Mon/Tues/Thurs – 6:00 PM Class Fees: $40 for 4 classes Mon: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Mon/Tues/Thurs – 6:30 PM INTERMEDIATE GETTING STARTED OR RESTARTED Tues, Thurs: 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Mon: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Cross Training – Mom’s Club (30 min) Tues/Thurs – 9:00 AM Class Fees: $96 for 8 classes INTERMEDIATE Wed: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Tues/Thurs – 9:30 AM ADVANCED Mon, Wed: 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. ADVANCED Stretchletics (60 min) Tues: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Class Fees: $96 for 8 classes Mon – 10:00 AM Wed – 6:00 PM

Low Impact Fit & Flex (45 min) TENNIS & PICKLEBALL GUEST POLICY Tues/Thurs – 10:15 AM Guest policy is $4.00/guest & all guests must be accompanied by a member. Sign Wed - 5:30 PM in & pay guest fees at the Pro Shop, or at the Front Desk if the Pro Shop is closed. Erica Roselius, 285-3431, PRO SHOP (‘THE SHACK’) [email protected] HOURS: Mon-Thur: 7:30 a.m. –11:30 a.m. & www.DrivenFitnessNow.com 3:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Fri/Sat: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon TAEKWONDO Sun: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Mon/Wed – 5:30 PM Juniors PHONE: 586-0860, ext 25; or 859-6914 Mon/Wed – 6:30 PM Adults $50 per month PICKLEBALL Rick Maestas, 533-8270 OPEN PLAY HOURS Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun mornings starting at 8:30 am YOGA Mon & Wed nights starting at 6:00 pm Tues/Thurs - 5:30 PM SCHEDULED PLAY HOURS Drop-ins $12; 8-classes $80 Tues & Thurs mornings starting at 8:30 am Diane Meyerson, 701-9307 Tues & Thurs nights starting at 6:00 pm COURT RULES AND ETIQUETTE AQUA FIT (Please Note: a court is indefinitely out of service due to problems with the court surface) No Classes in February 1) Losers rotate off when others are waiting to play 2) Winners rotate out after 2 wins if there are 4 or more players waiting to play Class Schedule to 3) When all 4 courts are full and 6 or more players are in the seated area, the orange flag resume in March comes out – means 4-on & 4-off rule will apply for Courts 1-2-4 CHALLENGE COURT #3 – Court #3 is the designated Challenge Court 1) With 4 or more players waiting to play, winners rotate out after 2 wins RRecreatition Please Note: Attendance at any of Lake Forest II MHOA events or programs ecrea on 949•586•0860x29, [email protected] constitutes permission to have your picture published in our newsletter or on our website.

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Dolphins Winter Swim Program

Aqua Fit classes now offered at Sun & Sail DOLPHINS WINTER SWIM PROGRAM IN PROGRESS!

RD Club. The class incorporates high-intensity interval SEPTEMBER 3 thru APRIL & strength training to give participants a full body Participants must be able to swim 1 lap of freestyle unassisted. workout without the negative stress to knees & hips. Ages 7 – 18 are welcome.

Benefits: Improved cardio & strength endurance, weight loss. Swim Groups: Classes: Tues/Thurs/Sat, 10:00 a.m. Bronze: $85 (LF II Members) / *$95 (non‐members) per month Instructor: Bethany Glenwinkel, [email protected] Silver: $95 (LF II Member) / *$105 (non‐members) per month Gold: $100 (LF II Member) / *$110 (non‐members) per month GENTLE YOGA CLASS *There is an added $10 monthly fee for LF II non‐members Tuesdays & Thursdays at 5:30 PM Daily Swim Schedule ‐ Monday thru Friday If you have never tried yoga before, or Bronze 4:00 pm– 4:40 pm have not practiced it in a long time, this class is for you! Diane Meyerson offers two evening classes per week to Silver 4:40 pm – 6:10 pm provide as many opportunities as possible to participate. In this class, Gold 4:40 pm – 6:20 pm postures are presented in an accessible manner with easy directions, Head Coach: CLAIRE AGUILAR @ [email protected] and modifications when appropriate. This softer, gentler approach will (Please contact Coach Aguilar to find your child’s correct swim group) provide an excellent interlude in your day and week! Contact Diane TO SIGN UP, REGISTER AT: www.lf2recreation.org at 701-9307. FOR QUESTIONS: contact Alisa at (949) 586‐0860, x11, or [email protected]. CROSS TRAINING

• LOSE WEIGHT • GAIN ENERGY DOLPHINS REGISTRATION • INCREASE STRENGTH • IMPROVE ENDURANCE SAVE THE DATE!! • BOOST CONFIDENCE Online registration begins Sunday, March 15th at 9:00 AM

CALLING ALL DOLPHIN SWIMMERS AND FUTURE TEAM MEMBERS! Driven Fitness Cross Training uses basic fitness tools and state-of- We are super excited to welcome back all of our dolphin the-art training programs to achieve maximum results. Each class includes cardio, strength training and core exercises. Our program swimmers for another exciting swim season! This season is is perfect for individuals who could work out in a gym but prefer going to be more exciting than ever! The Dolphins swim team training with like-minded people in the comfort of their own is open to all swimmers ages 5 to 18 years who enjoy the wa- surroundings. Choose from classes, or private and semi-private ter and want to be a part of this terrific family run organization. training programs. Online Registration begins on Sunday, March 15th at 9:00 AM on our website: www.LF2dolphins.org See complete schedule of classes at www.DrivenFitnessNow.com. New Families: We would love to welcome new Dolphins Try Us Out for 2 Weeks for $25! to our team. Please note that some age groups fill up quickly and may require a swim assessment. Contact Andrew Priest Contact: [email protected], or 949-482-2400. ([email protected]) with any questions about the

Dolphins. Let’s go Dolphins!!

CO-ED DOUBLES SAND VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE THURSDAY NIGHTS AT THE SUN & SAIL CLUB Play volleyball, have fun and meet players in your area. Intermediate to advanced level of play. 10-week seasons. Fee is $33 per person. Don’t have a partner? No problem, we’ll help you find one! Contact Sue at [email protected]

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SELECTING AN AGENT? COMPARE OUR COMPANY AND AGENT BUSINESS MODELS, CALL KEVIN HILL TODAY! #1 REAL ESTATE AGENT IN LAKE FOREST* 5 Agent Team with Online Media Specialist One of the Most Trusted Company & Agent Names in Orange County Professional Photography with an Excellent Virtual Tour International, National, Regional and Local Exposure Extensive Social Media Marketing LuxuryRealEstate.com, Wall Street Journal & Much More Sweeping Online Exposure to Capture Buyers for Your Home Contractor, Handyman & Inspection Services Multiple Email Distribution Lists (Reaching Over 50,000 Contacts) Various Options for Staging Resources with Free Client Consultation Excellent Company and Agent Print & Online Marketing The Charitable Foundation & Sunshine Kids Donation On EVERY SALE!

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Hearty Congratulations to the owners of the three Beautiful Homes for the month of February, selected by our CC&R Inspectors. The properties shown here can be viewed at www.lf2.org in “Stay Connected/ Photo Gallery”. These homes will be in the running for Most Beautiful Home of the 1st Quarter of 2020, along with this past January and upcoming March winners.

22101 Pheasant Street Lake Park West

22041 Robin Street Lake Park West

View photos of all selected homes at www.lf2.org. The Photo Gallery is in "Stay Connected" on the main menu.

24792 Via Del Rio Forest Creek

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LAKE FOREST GARDEN CLUB WOMEN'S CLUB Our New Year’s Eve celebration was a huge success, The Lake Forest Garden Club member’s only Annual Tea Party will be held on Friday, February and I want to thank everyone who helped make that 14, 2020. There is no planned program. To learn happen! Thank you to our decorators for all your help, and to more about the joys of gardening, visit the LFGC website at our members who were there to support this event. The sell-out www.lakeforestgardenclub.net. crowd enjoyed both the lavish spread provided by Monique’s Although February is not the best month to do much Catering (who happens to be one of our members), along with the planting, camellias and azaleas are the exception. They are wonderful entertainment courtesy of The Dave Silver Band. With the New Year’s event behind us, we are off to planning some of the few plants that are dormant while in bloom so th transplanting should not have any effect on their buds. Dead- our St. Patrick’s Day Dinner Dance, to be on March 14 from head winter blooming flowers to extend their bloom. Cut back 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Sun & Sail Club. Come enjoy our any perennials and shrubs that have gotten leggy or woody traditional Irish dinner, and be entertained and dance to music of Tony O’Dell, a high energy crowd pleasing singer! Tickets will be over the cool months. Look for basal growth at the base of the th stems and cut back to that spot. on sale starting February 17 at the Clubhouse front desk for $20 each. February is the season for Cymbidium, th Cattleya, and Phalaenopsis orchids. One Our next meeting will be February 18 , at 6:00 p.m. for our of Orange County’s premier orchid Social Hour, with our business meeting following at 6:30 p.m. We events, The Newport Harbor Orchid invite and welcome all women from the surrounding area to join Expo and Sale 2020, is held in February. us and see what we are all about in our journey to help the less This year’s event, themed “Orchid fortunate with our donations to various charities throughout the Mania”, will be on Feb 7 - Feb 9 (Fri - Sun), year. These donations are made possible by all of you supporting at the Westminster Mall (2nd Floor, our events! Come help us make a difference in our community near Penney’s wing). The event is free and develop new friendships at the same time. and open to the public. This is the perfect event to get that Hope to see you there! th Marietta Philpott Valentine’s Day orchid for Feb. 14 . There will be orchids [email protected] for sale, incredible orchid displays, repotting workshops 949-235-7454 ($6 fee and you get to take home your newly repotted orchid… reservations are required), and a special display room featuring Paintings, Photography, and Bonsai/Sculpture exhibits by the Vietnamese Orchid Society members. The Bonsai exhibit is an exceptional display of the artistic beauty of the art of Bonsai, so don’t overlook this amazing exhibition. REGISTRATION IS UNDERWAY! More detailed information can be found at: www.CampcoDayCamps.com, https://nhosinfo.org/orchidshow/. or by phone at (949) 643-9008.

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LAKEVIEW LEARNING Residents’ Ads may be placed by Lake Forest II residents who are CENTER PRESCHOOL offering items for sale or part-time services only. The cost is $1.50 per At the Beach & Tennis Club 26-character line. 22921 Ridge Route Drive, Lake Forest Display (Business) Ads are available in three standard sizes for (949) 837-6100, Ext. 134 purchase on a monthly basis or in discounted multi-month packages. www.lfca1.com Contact Bruce Cook, The Mainsheet Editor, 586-0860, Ext. 12, or email 5-Star Rated by Success by Six [email protected], for more information and space availability. Ad forms Discounts offered to Lake Forest II Members are available at the Front Desk and at www.lf2.org, in the Library Tab, Director: Sylvia Meng "Mainsheet" file.

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VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG (15) FEBRUARY 2020 Lake Forest,CA 92630 Lake ForestIIMHOA 24752 Toledo Way FebruaryFebruary 20202020 –– SpecialSpecial EventsEvents CalendarCalendar Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SUN & SAIL CLUB HOURS: 24 25 26 27 28 1 1 MONDAY thru SATURDAY: 8:00 AM TO 10:00 PM sunday: 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM

ADULT LOUNGE (age 21+ only, at all times) TGIF FRIDAYS: 6:00 PM to Midnight (Last Call @ 11pm) No Lifeguards or Corn Hole Board and Giant Jenga Games Available SUPER BOWL BASH – FEB 2 – Raffles/Prizes During Game Diving Board until Spring Hot Dogs, Chili, Nacho Bar, $4 Margaritas

26 6/9/9:30 AM - Cross Training27 28 29 30 31 1 5:30/6 AM - Cross Training 5:30/6 AM - Cross Training 9:00 AM - Bridge 6/9 AM - Cross Training 10:00 AM - Stretchletics 9/9:30 AM - Mom’s Club 9/9:30 AM - Mom’s Club 5:30 PM - Taekwondo Jr. 6/9/9:30 AM - Cross Training 5:30 PM - Taekwondo Jr. 10:15 AM - Fit & Flex 10:15 AM - Fit & Flex 8:30/9 AM - Cross Training Winter Swim 5:30 PM - Fit & Flex M-F, 4 to 6:20 PM 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 5:30 PM - Gentle Yoga 5:30 PM - Gentle Yoga 6:00 PM - Stretchletics 6:15 PM - Oaks Bd. Mtg. 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6:30 PM - Taekwondo Adult 6:30 PM - Taekwondo Adlt. 6:00 PM - Serrano Woods Board Mtg. 7:00 PM - B&F Comm. Mtg. 6:00 PM - TGIF Adult Lounge

2 Deadline - March 3 4 5 6 7 8 5:30/6 AM - Cross Training Winter Swim The MAINSHEET 5:30/6 AM - Cross Training 6/9 AM - Cross Training M-F, 4 to 6:20 PM 9/9:30 AM - Mom’s Club MAC Applications 6/9/9:30 AM - Cross Training 9/9:30 AM - Mom’s Club 5:30 PM - Taekwondo Jr. 5:30 PM - Fit & Flex 10:15 AM - Fit & Flex Due by Noon SUPER 9:00 AM - Bridge 10:15 AM - Fit & Flex 4:00 PM - Villas Del Lago Bd. Mtg.6/9/9:30 AM - Cross Training 8:30/9 AM - Cross Training BOWL LIV 10:00 AM - Stretchletics 6:00 PM - Stretchletics 5:30 PM - Gentle Yoga 5:30 PM - Gentle Yoga KICK OFF 5:30 PM - Taekwondo Jr. 6:00 PM - MASTER BOD MTG 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6:30 PM - Taekwondo Adult IS AT 3:30 PM 7:00 PM - LF Keys Board Mtg. 6:30 PM - Taekwondo Adlt. 6:00 PM - TGIF Adult Lounge 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6/9/9:30 AM - Cross Training 5:30/6 AM - Cross Training 5:30/6 AM - Cross Training 6/9 AM - Cross Training 8:30/9 AM - Cross Training 9:00 AM - Bridge 9/9:30 AM - Mom’s Club Mothers Day 9/9:30 AM - Mom’s Club 5:30 PM - Taekwondo Jr. 10:00 AM - Stretchletics 10:15 AM - Fit & Flex 6/9/9:30 AM - Cross Training inter Swim 10:15 AM - Fit & Flex 5:30 PM - Fit & Flex W 5:30 PM - Taekwondo Jr. 5:30 PM - Gentle Yoga 8:00 PM - COMEDY NIGHT M-F, 4 to 6:20 PM 5:30 PM - MAC Meeting 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 5:30 PM - Gentle Yoga (doors open @ 7pm) 6:00 PM - Stretchletics 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6:30 PM - Taekwondo Adlt. 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training TBD - Hearing Board 6:30 PM - Taekwondo Adult 6:00 PM - TGIF Adult Lounge

5:30/6 AM - Cross Training 16 17 18 19 20 21 8:30/9 AM - Cross Training22 9/9:30 AM - Mom’s Club 6/9 AM - Cross Training 5:30/6 AM - Cross Training Winter Swim MAC Applications 6/9/9:30 AM - Cross Training 10:15 AM - Fit & Flex 5:30 PM - Taekwondo Jr. M-F, 4 to 6:20 PM 9/9:30 AM - Mom’s Club Due by Noon 9:00 AM - Bridge 5:30 PaM - Gentle Yoga 5:30 PM - Fit & Flex 10:15 AM - Fit & Flex 6/9/9:30 AM - Cross Training SUN & SAIL CLUB OPEN 10:00 AM - Stretchletics 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6:00 PM - Stretchletics 5:30 PM - Gentle Yoga ADMIN. OFFICES CLOSED 5:30 PM - Taekwondo Jr. 6:00 PM - Women's Club Mtg. ON PRESIDENTS DAY 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6:30 PM - Taekwondo Adult 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6:30 PM - Taekwondo Adlt. 6:00 PM - Lakeside Park Mtg. 6:00 PM - TGIF Adult Lounge 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 6/9/9:30 AM - Cross Training 9:00 AM - Bridge 5:30/6 AM - Cross Training 5:30/6 AM - Cross Training 8:30/9 AM - Cross Training 10:00 AM - Stretchletics 9/9:30 AM - Mom’s Club 6/9 AM - Cross Training 9/9:30 AM - Mom’s Club Winter Swim 5:30 PM - Taekwondo Jr. 5:30 PM - Taekwondo Jr. 10:15 AM - Fit & Flex 6/9/9:30 AM - Cross Training M-F, 4 to 6:20 PM 10:15 AM - Fit & Flex 5:30 PM - Fit & Flex 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 5:30 PM - Gentle Yoga 5:30 PM - Gentle Yoga 6:15 PM - Oaks Bd. Mtg. 5:30 PM - MAC Meeting 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6/6:30 PM - Cross Training 6:30 PM - Taekwondo Adlt. 6:00 PM - Stretchletics PERMIT NO. 514 U.S. POSTAGE ANAHEIM, CA

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