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Association Wide Garage Sale ������������������������ ���������������������� We Have the Association Wide Garage Sale ������ Rescheduled for July 10 & 11 from 9-5 JUNE 2020 The Liaison LAKEWOOD SHORES POA Now that the Governor has lifted the stay at * Administraon office is home order, we will be opening the office for open 9-4 Monday-Friday for calls only, open to members starting June 15th, we ask that you members June 15. practice social distancing while visiting the * Notary/Fax service available in the office. The Board of Directors will be meeting administraon office. Fax no. 989-739-7556. on Monday June 15th to make a decision on * Wi-Fi is available in the when to open the Beach Club. We appreciate Beach Club. * Visa, MasterCard & your continued patience and understanding. Discover cards are accepted. * Residents returning from their winter Association Wide Garage Sale desnaons...please let the office know you are We have the association wide garage sale home. rescheduled for July 10 & 11 from 9-5. (date Where’s Boone?? in last months newsletter was incorrect) If you would like to be included in the area map, INSIDE THIS EDITION please let the office know. This event will be General Informaon 1-5 held rain or shine. The POA office will take The “Beach Club Buzz” 3 care of all advertising and signage at Bank reconciliaon 4 Calendar 6 entrances, if you would like to add a sign at Classifieds 7 your driveway, that is encouraged. Business Ads 8 -9 For information call the office at 739-2607 LAKEWOOD SHORES POA PAGE 2 Presidents Corner: Greengs to everyone: As I menoned last month, the Beach Club Restaurant is closed and future events and commiee meengs are cancelled unl further noce. The beaches, parks, boat docks, and other recreaonal equipment are open and available for your use. Please remember to be smart, be nice, be respecul of others and pracce social distancing as specified in the Execuve Orders from the Governor’s office. As you read in the Spring/May – 2020 edion of the Reflecons, the Board of Directors, made a difficult decision and unanimously voted to cancel the Annual Meeng of the Lakewood Shores Property Owners Associaon. In accordance with the POA by-laws, three posions on the Board of Directors are up for elecon this June. Please be sure to return your completed ballot to the POA office as stated in the instrucons included with the May newsleer. Results of the elecon will be posted on our web site and included in future edions of the News Leer. We are faced with some difficult mes and decisions right now and I am confident that while things may look differently in the future, we will connue to work together for the good of the associaon. For the staff members that are working right now, thank you. We look forward to everyone returning to work as soon as possible. Please stay safe, healthy and I wish everyone the best. Tim J. Schmieder April BANK RECONCILIATION (CLEARED TRANSACTIONS-PERIOD 4-30-2020) PNC~GENERAL CHECKING PNC~MARINA SAVINGS PNC~RESERVE SAVINGS Beginning Balance $ 167,955.08 $ 15,755.43 $ 12,930.46 Deposits & Credits $ 9,505.50 $ 2,475.98 $ .74 Checks & Payments $ -37,182.38 $ 0.00 $ .00 Net Funds Available $ 140,278.20 $ 18,231.41 $ 12,931.20 PNC~RV STORAGE CHECKING AAACU AAACU MARINA SAVINGS GENERAL ACCT. SAVINGS Beginning Balance $ 22,949.89 $ 1,384.93 $ 475.44 Deposits & Credits $ 144.00 $ 0.54 $ 00.00 Checks & Payments $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 00.00 Net Funds Available $ 23,093.89 $ 1,385.47 $ 475.44 Total all accounts $ 196,395.61 THE LIAISON PAGE 3 LAKEWOOD SHORES POA General information Please be certain to display your ‘20’ scker on your windshield and have a current membership card with you when vising all POA properes. This ensures proper idenficaon by LSPOA Staff. Please also be certain to get your guests passes. Guest passes can be obtained from security when the office is closed, the member will need to provide your current membership card to have one issued from security. Your help and compliance are appreciated. IMPORTANT ARCHITECTURAL REMINDER! Please remember that all members of the Lakewood Shores Property Owners Association are required to attain a permit from the Association before starting construction of a home, an addition, an accessory structure, fences, or decks etc. The purpose of our Association standards is to preserve the aesthetic harmony and quality of construction within Lakewood Shores by requiring certain materials and standards of construction. Adherence to the standards by all members also helps to preserve the value of your investment. The Architectural Committee meets twice each month to consider any plans that have been submitted. All authorized construction should be clearly posted. Security has also been asked to check all new construction for permits. Please also be aware the yard signs of an advertising nature are allowed during construction only. If your construction time has expired, please remove the sign or have your contractor remove it. If you need an application or copy of the Architectural Control Standards, please contact the Administrative Office at 739-2607. A friendly reminder to ALL pet ...help keep all ditches owners: The Michigan Dog Law PLEASE is in effect in Iosco Co. For the clean and free of debris. Some issues safety and courtesy of other with culverts being blocked has been members, their pets, and yours, reported and continues to be an ALL DOGS must be on a leash issue. Please, help us keep them free or fenced. Also, please clean so no unfortunate issues arise. If you up after your four legged family see trouble with a drain or culvert members when on public or com- contact the Drain Commissioner at monly owned properties. Your cooperation in this is greatly 989-984-1052. THE LIAISON LAKEWOOD SHORES PAGE 4 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 Beach Club Closed 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Beach Club Closed 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Board of Directors Meeting 11:30 Beach Club Beach Club Closed 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Beach Club Closed 28 29 30 July 1 July 2 July 3 July 4 Beach Club Closed THE LIAISON LAKEWOOD SHORES POA PAGE 5 LOTS AND CLASSIFIEDS à Paved road, ulies, close to amenies & Cedar Lake Rd. Corner of Lakewood Dr. & Kingswood Dr., Lakewood Shores #3, Lot 249. $3,500.00. Contact Ron @ (810) 288-9004. à For Sale: Lots 957, 960, 964, 966, 987 all of Lakewood Golf & Country Club No. 8. Call Joe Semma to inquire at (248) 788-0887. à Lot #410, Lakewood Shores G&CC No.4 on Oakridge Dr. Beauful lot. $1,800.00. Interested pares should contact John Tomey at (734)718-4352. à For Sale: Lot 938, Lakewood Shores south west of Arrowhead Dr. & Pine Tree Tr., corner lot & vacant, 0.8 acres, parcel 064-L40-000-938-00. Asking $1,550.00 (negoable) call John Cummings (734) 834- 7332. à For Sale: Lot 1088 Greenbriar Rd. Lakewood Shores No. 12-Close to golf course-surveyed, 2020 dues paid in full. Contact Tilman at 616-754-6519 à For Sale: Lakewood Shores No. 11, Lot 985, Cedarbrook & Norwood. Large corner lot. Close to ameni‐ es. $1,000.00 OBO. Contact Donald 248-202-0803. ROAD REPAIR/SERVICE INFORMATION If you need service from the Iosco County Road Commission for potholes, missing or damaged road signs or any other concerns, you can go online to hp://www.ioscoroads.org/ and click on “Service Requests” to open a cket for them. The website gives you the opon to create an account. You can skip that if you wish. Fill in the request and be as specific as you can. There is a map with a pin which you can enlarge. You can drag the pin to show the area you are reporng. You will receive an email when the work is completed so you can check it out. If you don’t have email, you can call them at 989-362-4433. DON’T FORGET ABOUT THE SUP BOARDS, KAYAKS, BIKES, AND WATER TRIKE ALL AVAILABLE FOR MEMBERS’ USE AT NO CHARGE. CALL 739-2607 BETWEEN 9-4 OR AFTER THISES HOURS CALL SECURITY AT 305-1146 TO CHECK THEM OUT. LAKEWOOD SHORES POA PAGE 8 989-739-4320 989-387-1636 Northwoods Lawn & Snow Service HOWES LAWN *Leaves, Pine needles, Acorns Gutter & Downspout Blowout SERVICE Landscape Beds Cleaned 7466 Westwood Ct. Oscoda *Fully Insured FREE ESTIMATES *Since 1988 Call Ray at 989-739-3359 For sale: Lot 502 on Huntington Dr. Utili- Have something to sell? ties and paved road. $3,500.00 Advertise here in the Liaison. Sharon Carruthers First 20 words $3.00 Associate Broker [email protected] Contact the office for more 716 S. State St. information 989 -739-2607 Oscoda, MI. 48750 Office: (989) 739-2131 Cell: (989) 514-9215 THE LIAISON LAKEWOOD SHORES POA PAGE 9 THE LIAISON Lakewood Shores Property Owners Associaon 7701 E. Cedar Lake Drive Oscoda, MI. 48750 Phone: 989-739-2607 Fax: 989-739-7556 Security: 989-305-1146 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Find us on the web...www.lakewoodshorespoa.com or on Facebook Board of Directors Election If you haven't already sent in your vote, there is still time. All ballots are due in the business office by the end of the business day on Friday June 19. Tellers will be counting them on Monday June 22 followed by the newly elected board members and current members convening for an organizational meeting to elect officers.
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