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Orchard Creek Lodge Solar Project Is to the Properties Committee May 2015 The Official Magazine of Sun City Lincoln Hills Compass Orchard Creek Lodge Solarwww.suncity-lincolnhills.org/residents Project Compass May 2015 1 Association News Board of Directors Report In This Issue The Solar Initiative: Activities News & Happenings .......................... 7, 44, 55 The Board of Directors' Process Ad Directory/Compass Advertisers ........................... 103 Denny Valentine, Director, SCLH Board of Directors Aging Well: Easy Going ........................................... 13 Two articles appear- Seven vendors showed initial interest Announcing Summer Amphitheater Concert Series! ... 44 ing on page 5 of this with five ultimately submitting proposals. Association Contacts & Hours Directory ................ 102 issue by the chairs of the Properties and After hours of review and analysis, Solar- Board of Directors Report........................................... 2 the Finance Committees will explain what Works was invited to make a presentation Bulletin Board................................................ 39 the Orchard Creek Lodge solar project is to the Properties Committee. The Commit- and how it is being funded. This article is • Community Perks............................................. 41 tee recommended them for the project and about the process followed by the Board referred the matter to the Finance Commit- • You are invited to attend ......................................... 39 of Directors that resulted in the motion to tee to determine whether to move forward Calendar of Events......................................... 3 approve construction of the project. or not and how best to fund the project. CCRC/Communications & Commun. Rels. Comm. ... 13, 15 Solar was initially investigated five The Finance Committee developed Classes, Activities Department............................ 61 years ago and found not to be feasible. funding approaches, which were analyzed Classes, WellFit Department............................. 81 The Properties Committee was encouraged and discussed at their April meeting, and by the Board to take another look at the then recommended their decision to the Club Ads: Ballroom Dancing, Computer Mac User ... 11 feasibility of such a project. Board. The Board members, having sat Club News .......................................................... 25 The Properties Committee appointed through all of these deliberations, felt very Commercial Presentation ....................................... 21 a task force from its members to include a comfortable with the project and approved Community Forums ...................................... 100 member from the Finance Committee and it in their April meeting. A fourth funding Community Standards ............................................... 9 shortly thereafter recommended instal- option developed subsequent to the Board lation of solar heating for the swimming meeting, saving the Association an addi- Connections ........................................................ 3 pools. Further research was required for tional $50,000, was heard by the Finance Creatures of the Night ............................................ 17 a solar project to place panels over the Committee in late April and discussed and Day Trips & Extended Travel ............................ 51 Orchard Creek parking lot and greatly re- adopted at a special meeting of the Board Did You Know? ............................................. 13, 15, 21 duce reliance on PG&E for electricity used the following day. Entertainment ................................................44, 46 in the Lodge. Executive Director Update ............................................. 5 Sales and Finance Committee .................................................... 5 Account Updates Food & Beverage Department ................ 10, 49, 64, 67 Important Info: Entertainment, Trips, Classes ....... 52 for Activities, In Memoriam .................................................... 43 Membership, WellFit Library News ......................................................... 23 and Online will be Lincoln Hills Golf Club ............................................... 24 closed June 8 & 9 Neighborhood Watch ................................................ 23 We are pleased to Pay Your Quarterly Dues Electronically ......................... 43 share that we will be per- Properties Committee ............................................... 5 forming a long-awaited Reimaging and Redirecting Skill Sets ........................... 21 update to our sales soft- ware! Monday, June 8 & Sales and Account Updates for Activities, Tuesday, June 9, sales Membership, WellFit, and Online closed June 8 & 9 ... 2 and account updates will The Spa at Kilaga Springs ............................... 10, 86, 104 be closed for Activities, Upcoming Association-Related Meetings ................ 3 Membership, WellFit and Volunteer Your Time & Experience, Be on a Committee ... 9 Online. Social halls and WellFit Grids.................................................. 97-99 WellFit will be open during standard hours; WellFit, WellFit News ...............................................9, 22 Membership, and Activi- ties staff will be present to On the cover Bristlecone Pines, framed by the awesome night sky high answer any questions you Perspective views of the in the Sierras, are reported to be the oldest living things on may have. Thank you for Orchard Creek Lodge Solar Project earth. Photo by Phil Robertson who was also commissioned your patience during this to photograph Lincoln Hills creatures of the night, page 17 transition. 2 May 2015 Compass www.suncity-lincolnhills.org/residents Association News Connections Calendar of Events Jeannine Balcombe, Senior Director of Lifestyle and Communications May 15-June 30 am proud of the communication professionally designed Date Event Page # tools we have established to keep you and continually updated 05/16 Parking Lot Sale 41 informed and actively participating in by staff as are the five 05/18 Astronomy Group: History/Nature of the Universe 25 I 05/18 Genealogy Club: Interpreting Church Records 29 the Lifestyle offered at Sun City Lincoln websites, posters, flyers Hills. If increased sales, participation and and, of course, the eNews bulletins that 05/20 Think Solar, Think Ice Cream! 41 attendance are any indication, I can say come to you through email if you sign 05/20 Pet Tag Engraving Event 41 our advertising and promotional efforts up for them. Neighborhood Watch offers 05/21 Book Discussion: My Beloved World 26 are successful. Staff is rewarded seeing timely alerts through their email system 05/21 Speaker: Placer County Veterans' Services Officer 37 you actively participate and receiving your as well to advise you of concerns in your 05/21 Bus Trip: San Francisco Giants vs L.A. Dodgers 59* positive and constructive feedback as we neighborhoods. Similarly, the Lincoln News 05/22 Neighborhd. Watch: Spr. Potluck/Kickoff Nat'l. Night Out 23 continue to try new classes, instructors, Messenger and the City of Lincoln website 05/22 Concert: Franc D’Ambrosio 46 performers, products and services to keep provide you information related to our 05/26 Self-Healing Processes and Healthy Eating 30 you engaged. greater community. Keep a calendar handy 05/27 Forum: When to Choose Hospice Care 13, 100 It is our mission to provide you with to input all the interesting and fun options 05/27 Music Group Meeting: Perform or Enjoy the Music 32 exceptional services. Staff does this by you have to choose from. adapting to technology and the changing Read about Community Perks, free 05/27 Fashion Event: “Swing into Spring” Fashion Show Luncheon 51* needs of our community. Examples include: events for residents, on page 41. You 05/27 Bus Trip: River Cats vs. Nashville Sound 56*, 59* the solar electric project described in this won’t want to miss opportunities like the 05/28 Garden Group “Genetic Engineering” 29 Compass issue, the enhanced sales software Solar Electric ice cream event at the Am- 05/31 Bus Trip: Book of Mormon 59* upgrade June 8 & 9, the limited WellFit phitheater immediately after the close of 06/01 Antiques Appreciation: VP Clars Auction Gallery 25 membership program (Reformers), and our first Farmers Market, May 20. We will 06/01 KS at the Movies: Jersey Boys 41 recent pricing and product changes offered be talking about the solar project, getting 06/02 Bus Trip: Filoli Gardens & Mansion 56 at The Spa at Kilaga Springs. last minute signature endorsements and 06/03 Forum: “Search for Extraterrestrial Civilizations” 25, 100 The Compass continues to be our recognizing volunteers who helped get 06/04 Speaker: Broad-based View of the World of Finance 31 mainstay for informing you of Association endorsements for this important project 06/03-04 Overnight: Boot Scootin’—Gilley’s Fun Bus! 59 news, events, classes, meetings, produc- that will help us reduce our dependence 06/05 Summer Concert: Frankie Valli Tribute 44, 46 tions and special offerings offered by all on outside energy sources. 06/06-07 Players Group Readers Theater: “Easy Aces” 33, 41 departments, clubs and groups. The digital The future is bright; stay informed and 06/07 Bus Trip: Sam's Castle—Pacifica 59* displays located throughout the Lodges are engaged. I will see you in the Lodge. 06/08 Bird Group: Exotic Animals and Beautiful Birds 26 06/09 Needle Arts Group: How to Frame Items for Display 32 Upcoming Association-Related Meetings: Date, Time, Place 06/09 Wildlife Heritage Nature Walk 41 May 15-June 30 06/09
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