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LAKE FOREST II M A N S O T TI ER IA HO OC MEOWNERS ASS February 2020 Welcoming the Newest Additions to the Lake Forest II Family INSIDE: View "Cookies with Santa" photo album (pages 8-9) The MAINSHEET 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.