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Board ofTrustees MeetingCLPOA Board of

Trustees Meeting – April10, 2012

SUBSTANTIVEMOTIONS

APPROVED IN THISMEETING

Motion 12-008: GeneBrundige made a motion togrant the shed variance at1374 East Choctaw since itis located in the best aes-thetic location and providedall fines and fees are paid.John Foote seconded. Mo-tion passed.

Motion 12-009: JohnFoote made a motion to setRick Hartnett for the five-year term on the WaterBoard, Bob McKinley for afour-year term, the CLPOABoard representative (JohnFoote) for a four-year term,Tim Good for a three-yearterm and Ernie Sparks for athree-year term. Jim Swi-hart seconded. Motionpassed.

Motion 12-010: GeneBrundige made a motion togive Mike the authority tobid on the purchase of DeerCreek’s used dump truck.Dan Blazer seconded. Mo-tion passed.

Motion 12-011: ChuckAvery made a motion toallow Connie Feliks to usethe Arrowhead free ofcharge for eight sessions ofyoga classes provided it iscleaned up afterwards.Gene Brundige seconded.Motion passed.

CALL TO ORDERThe Board of Trustees

meeting convened at 7:00p.m. in the CLPOA confer-ence room. A roll call wastaken as follows:

Tom Boyd: present,Gene Brundige: present,Dan Blazer: present, RuthSowers: present, JohnFoote, Sr.: present, DarJones: present, DeeannBlake: excused, Jim Swi-hart: present, Chuck Avery:present.

Mike Hexamer (CLPOALake Manager), ChuckPlantz (CLPOA BuildingInspector) and Craig Smithwere also present.

PROPERTYOWNER’S TIMEConnie Feliks (lot 23)

was present to ask theBoard about renting the Ar-rowhead for a nominal feebeginning May 9 for eightconsecutive Wednesdayevenings. She will beteaching yoga classes to ap-proximately 10 residents.To be discussed in newbusiness.

Ruth Sowers has beenapproached by propertyowners upset with peoplewalking dogs and not clean-ing up their droppings.Mike will run a notice inThe Peace Pipe along withother seasonal safety infor-mation.

MINUTESRuth Sowers made a

motion to approve theamended March minutes.Gene Brundige seconded.The Board approved theamended minutes.

PATROL REPORT(Presented by Mike

Hexamer)The Patrol report was

accepted as submitted.

MAINTENANCEREPORT

(Presented by MikeHexamer)

The Maintenance reportwas accepted as submitted.Mike reported that the pic-nic pavilion next to the Ar-rowhead should becompleted in the next twoweeks. He suggested thatthe Board look into rentingit. Mike also suggestedconverting the park behindthe old maintenance build-ing into a dog park. To bediscussed in old business.

OFFICE REPORT(Presented by Mike

Hexamer)The Office report was

accepted as submitted.

TREASURER’SREPORT

(Presented by Ruth Sow-ers)

The Treasurer’s reportwas accepted as submitted.Ruth asked about the newformat of the aging summaryreport. Jim commented thatit would be better to addlines to the balance sheetshowing accounts receivable,prepaid assessments and netaccounts receivable. Mike,Ruth and Jim will meet withCarla to explain it.

MANAGER’SREPORT

(Presented by MikeHexamer)

TheActivity report wasaccepted as submitted. Mikewants to discuss a dumptruck purchase and the picnicpavilion in new business.Mike would also like to ear-mark some capital for up-grades to the lodge kitchenand restrooms in time for thelake’s 50th anniversary.

COMMITTEES• Beautification – Dan

Blazer reported that thecommittee sent rule recom-mendations to the Houseand Office committee con-cerning eyesore properties.To be discussed in newbusiness.

• Lake Drainage andRoads – nothing to report.

• Publications and PublicRelations – Chuck Averyprovided an update on thelist serve program includingrules and pricing. Chuckwould like the Board to re-view this material for actionat the next meeting. Hewould like to set up a tableat the spring property own-ers’ meeting to sign peopleup.

• Recreation – nothing toreport.

• House and Office –Ruth Sowers and GeneBrundige have met withTravis Flint, a Choctaw res-ident, who is with MerrillLynch. They would like toset a meeting for the Boardto meet with Travis. Thecommittee will also lookinto imposing rules orguidelines to prevent riskyinvestments. Gene reportedthat the employee health in-surance will remain withthe same company and thesame coverage.

• Land/Facility Use –nothing to report.

• Long-range Planning –Dan Blazer reported thatthe architect has finishedthe engineering drawingsfor the recreation center andthey have been sent out toseven developers for bids.The committee is continu-ing outreach on this project.Dar Jones reviewed resultsfrom the recent projects andimprovements survey. Lakeclarity ranked number one,

a recreation center wasnumber two and a fire de-partment was number three.Other projects mentionedinclude burying utility lines,street lights, memorialbenches, a dog park and abridge over the dam. Thebiggest concern expressedwas raising the assessments.A summary will be printedin The Peace Pipe. JimSwihart distributed the lakewater quality review he pre-pared. One of the pagescontains things that prop-erty owners can do to im-prove the lake water quality.Jim would like to presentthis at the spring PO’smeeting. The Board con-curred.

• Security – Jim Swihartand Chuck Avery met withDan Summers. They dis-cussed an update on theAED and running preven-tive articles in The PeacePipe.

• Personnel – Gene re-ported they participated in apart-time boat patrol hirereview packet.

• Choctaw Utilities –John Foote would like tohave the new Board mem-bers tour the water plant.Dar Jones reported thatsome items have appearedaround the water plant.John explained that there isa rental agreement withL&R Excavating to allowfor storage of equipment.Dar also asked about shut-ting off water for delinquentproperty owners. JohnFoote will discuss thesewith Jim Moran.

• Sewer – the next meet-ing will be May 1.

OLD BUSINESSMike reported that pro-

viding a handicap dock ac-cess is very involved due to

the variation in the lakewater level and thereforemay be cost prohibitive. Hewill get a price.

Mike said he needed di-rection from the Boardabout the location of a dogpark before he can get aprice. The Board asked himto get costs for drainage andparking for the park areabehind the old maintenancebuilding.

Gene reported that doinggarnishments is more com-plicated and costly than an-ticipated and herecommends not proceed-ing with it at this time.

Dan Blazer distributedrecommendations from theBeautification committeeregarding dealing with eye-sore properties. The Boarddiscussed the recommenda-tions and decided to send itback to committee for morework.

Mike reminded theBoard that he needs the pro-posed Constitutionalchange concerning the as-sessment due dates. TheHouse and Office commit-tee will provide Mike withthe wording so it can bepublished in The Peace Pipeprior to the Spring PO’smeeting.

Gene spoke to BillSpratley with Green EnergyOhio about rules regardingsolar panels. Bill agreed toprovide information aboutdifferent designs and styles.

Gene spoke to our attor-ney Don Gregory. He saidthere is one vote per prop-erty owner regardless of thenumber of propertiesowned. Gene also foundout from Don that you onlyneed to constitute a quorumonce during a meeting.

See MEETING p. 14

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BUILDING CODEBuilding permit fees and deposits will be paid according to the following schedule:

(a) House Additions under 300 sq. ft ..........$1,000 deposit ........................$150(b) House Additions 301-600 sq. ft ............$1,000 deposit ........................$300(c) House Additions 601-1200 sq. ft ..........$1,000 deposit ........................$500(d) House Additions over 1201 sq ft ..........$1,000 deposit ........................$750(e) Garages ................................................$1,000 deposit ........................$300(f) Sheds (up to 168 sq. ft.) ..........................................................................$50(g) Boathouses ..........................................$1,000 deposit ........................$300

(h) Driveways ................................................................................................$50(i) Fences ......................................................................................................$50(j) Decks........................................................................................................$50(k) Patios ......................................................................................................$50(l) Docks ......................................................................................................$50(m) Seawalls ................................................................................................$50(n) Swimming Pools ....................................................................................$50(o) Satellite Dishes........................................................................................$50(p) Patio Roof ................................................$500 deposit ........................$150(q) Other ................................................................................................$50


PROPERTY TRANSFERSLot # Name of Buyer Address Name of Seller470 Michael and Mary Brennan 1325 W Choctaw Dr Sharon Dietz678 Melissa Campbell 2040 Yuma Dr Nicholas & Megan Wilderman871 Jason & Karen Cwiekalo 2475 Cherokee Dr George & Margaret Alexander913 Skip Kloh 2355 Chickasaw Dr Marjorie Kromer

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PROCEDURE FOR VIEWING CLPOA RECORDS1. Written request with:

• Information requested

• Date

• Purpose

• Signature

2. President and Secretary to approve or deny request within three (3) working

days.

3. If denied, it will be brought up at the next Board Meeting.

INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR WATERFluoride 1.25 m/l • Sodium .25 m/l

Hardness 370 m/l • 28-30 grains

All the above are naturally

occurring and nothing is added.

James Moran, Utility Superintendent

PUBLIC NOTICEProperty Owners must have a permit for all Permanent Structures including the following

projects: House, House Additions, Sheds, Boathouses, Driveways, Fences, Decks, Patios,

Docks, Swimming Pools, Satellite Dishes over 24” in diameter.

Anyone failing to secure the necessary permit will be assessed a penalty of 50% cost of the

original permit. Section E-4 of the Choctaw Lake Building Code.

Safety tips for pedestriansWhen sidewalks are unavailable:

Walk facing traffic. This puts you in a betterposition to anticipate and react to oncomingvehicles especially when walking on road-way. Make eye contact with drivers. Theymay not paying enough attention and not seeyou.

Be alert at all times.

If you’re wearing headphones, use onlyone ear bud. When walking at night, wearlight -colored or reflective clothing to be vis-ible. Carry a flashlight.

Carry your cell phone for use in an emer-gency.

Report suspicious persons or incidents tothe patrol as soon as possible

Booster Club Events for 2012JULY 3

July beach bash (Arrowhead)

JULY 28Christmas in July

SEPT 3Pancake breakfast (lodge)Junkyard Derby (beach)

OCT 27Kids Holloween Party (lodge)

NOV 10Annual Craft Show (lodge)

DEC 31NewYear’s Eve Party (lodge)

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Choctaw Lake Patrol - Monthly Report for April 2012The Peace Pipe, Choctaw Lake, June 2012 7

Specific activitiesDispatched calls 26House checks 465Business checks 301Alarm drops 4Open doors 15

Squad runs 1Fire runs 2911 Hang-ups 1Backup deputy 3Other assist calls 46

Burglary/breaking, entering 0

Theft 2Criminal damaging/vandalism 0Other criminal complaints 2Domestic/neighbor disputes 4Juvenile complaints 1Animal complaints 3Vehicle crashes 2Suspicious persons 33Suspicious vehicles 20

CitationsState citations 5Mad. County Sheriff 3Lake citations 10

Total 18

ArrestsFelony 0Misdemeanor 11Juvenile complaints filed 1Total 12

Other activitiesReports written 8Patrol miles 3,999Fuel consumption 320.6

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Glass, Diapers, socks, rags,cloth, metal, plastic objects,seafood shells, sanitary napkins,kitty litter, goldfish stone.

In addition, one nevershould introduce into any sewer:

Explosives, strong chemi-cals, gasoline, flammable mate-rial, lubricating oil or grease.

Periods of disuseIf your home or building is

left unoccupied for longer thantwo weeks, perform the follow-ing procedure:

Purge the system: Runclean water into the unit untilthe pump activates. Immediately

turn off the water and allow thegrinder pump to run until itshuts off automatically.

Caution: Do not disconnectpower to the unit.

In case of power failure:Your grinder pump cannot dis-pose of wastewater withoutelectrical power.. If power serv-ice is interrupted, keep waterusage to a minimum.

Pump Failure Alarm:Yourpump has been manufactured toproduce an alarm signal (120vol) in the event of a high waterlevel in the basin. The installermust see that the alarm signalprovided is connected to an au-dible/or visual alarm in suchmanner as to provide adequatewarning to the user that serviceis required. During the interimprior to the arrival of an author-ized service technician, waterusage must be limited to the re-serve capacity of the tank.

Choctaw Lake Board ofTrustees 2012-2013

Tom Boyd (2013) ........................................................................President......................................852-7730Eugene Brundige (2014)....................................................Vice President......................................852-4042Ruth Sowers (2013) ..................................................................Treasurer......................................852-0149Dan Blazer (2013)......................................................................Secretary ..............................740-490-7008John Foote (2014) ............................................................................................................................852-9534Dar Jones (2014) ............................................................................................................................852-3227Chuck Avery (2015) ..................................................................................................................614-579-8968Deeann Blake (2015) ......................................................................................................................852-5234Jim Swihart (2015)....................................................................................................................614-929-8981

Choctaw Lake Office • 2875 Oneida Dr., London, Ohio 43140 • 740-852-2593FAX 740-852-244 • email: [email protected] • website: lakechoctaw.com

Mike Hexamer ................................................................................ . . . . . . . . . . .Lake OperationsCarla Dye ........................................................................................ . . . . . . . . . . .Office ManagerJames Moran .................................................................................. . . . . . .Utility SuperintendentDan Summers.................................................................................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Patrol Chief

Office Hours:Monday ..........................................................................................10:00 – 11:30 a.m.; 12:00 - 7 p.m.Tuesday — Friday ..........................................................................10:00 – 11:30 a.m.; 12:00 - 4 p.m.

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Mindful Mothers Ohio Child Conservation League (OCCL)

New officers installed are left to right; Mary Zawodny, Librarian; Angela Nickell, Treasurer; Caryl Laney, President; Barb Moore andMelissa Coates, Co-Vice Presidents; and Paula Herald, Recording Secretary. Missing was Chantal Weldon, Corresponding Secre-tary.

The Mindful Mothers League meton Thursday, May 9, 2012, fortheir Installation of Officers atthe Red Brick Tavern. LisaBerkey, current President, in-stalled the new officers for the2012-13 term.

The League’s philanthropic proj-ects for the year includes support tothe Free Clinic, Lift Up on High, 4-H Jr. Fairboard, Beautification Com-mittee – Choctaw, A Friend’s House,H.E.L.P. House, Essex of Springfield

Nursing Home, OCCL State USOproject, OCCL General Fund, 2 GiftTrees to OCCL State Convention2012, and help on a member’s son’sEagle Project.

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The Choctaw Lake Resident ListservYour board of Trustees has established a List

Serve Communication Tool especially designedfor our community. With the Choctaw Lake listserve, any member of the Listserve may postmessages that are distributed to all Listservemembers via email.

The listserv is an “opt-in” service and will go“live” in the next week. Please email ChuckAvery at [email protected] for sign upor questions.

How to use it? • Neighborhood “Angie’s List”• Notification of events• Safety Issues• Needs or Wants• Ticket Exchange• Scam Prevention

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This listserv is a service to theresidents of Choctaw Lake. If youagree to abide by the rules below,you may register and participate inthis email-based forum. TheChoctaw Lake Property Owners As-sociation (CLPOA) reserves theright to deny or terminate use of thelistserv to any user who does notabide by these rules and policies.

Participation is limited to mem-bers of CLPOA, whose membershipis in good standing. There is no feefor residents to participate. The costof the listserv is paid by CLPOA.Participants must be 18 years of ageor older. Two email addresses perhousehold are permitted.

The sole purpose of this serviceis to provide a means of communi-cation for the residents of ChoctawLake. CLPOA will not supervise

content, preview or censor mes-sages except to assure compliancewith the rules and policies con-tained in this document. CLPOA isthe distributor, not the publisher, ofthe information posted. CLPOA ac-cepts no responsibility for the opin-ions and information posted byusers.

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CLPOA Recreation Committee Presents

2012 Summer Concert Series

Friday (22 June)

7:30 PM to 10 PM

Sunday (8 July)4 PM to 7 PM Friday (17 August)7:30 PM to 10 PM

“The Dixieland Band”“Chaz Mechenbier”

This summer the CLPOA is sponsoring “free” beach concerts at the Arrowhead by the lake.So, please come and enjoy the music. Bring chairs, food, and drink. Share the fun with your neighbors.

Chaz is an accomplished guitarist and singer, and one of the most musical performers you'll ever hear. Chaz can make the guitar do things you may not have thought possible. Chaz plays a wide range of music including classic rock and country. Chaz played guitar on stages from New Jersey to Japan; he toured with many recording artists, including Jerry Reed, Ronnie Milsap, and the Judds. After arriving in Columbus, he joined the legendary Phil Dirt and the Dozers, playing bass for five years.

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Board of Trustees Meeting CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3


NEW BUSINESSMike reported on a shed

that was erected without apermit and violates the 10-foot side setback. The shed issitting on a driveway exten-sion. Mike notified propertyowners within a 210-foot ra-dius of the property seeking avariance. No objections werereceived. The Board dis-cussed whether there are anyother aesthetic locations onthe property for the shed.Chuck Plantz said he did notknow another place on theproperty that it could be lo-cated without creating aworse scenario. Mike saidthat he has no problem withthe shed but it requires a vari-ance to remain in that loca-tion. Gene Brundige made amotion to grant the shed vari-ance at 1374 East Choctaw

since it is located in the bestaesthetic location and pro-vided all fines and fees arepaid. John Foote seconded.Motion passed (Motion 12-008).

John Foote discussed stag-gering the term lengths forUtilities Board members. Hewould like to see the mem-bers and the end of theirterms listed in The PeacePipe just as the CLPOAmembers are listed. JohnFoote made a motion to setRick Hartnett for the five-year term on the WaterBoard, Bob McKinley for afour-year term, the CLPOABoard representative (JohnFoote) for a four-year term,Tim Good for a three-yearterm and Ernie Sparks for athree-year term. Jim Swihartseconded. Motion passed

(Motion 12-009). Mike stated he has a

chance to buy Deer Creek’sdump truck. Mike said it isin good shape, is larger thanours and has a stainless steelsalt spreader. It is being of-fered for the highest bid. TheBoard discussed with Mikewhat it was worth and theamount to bid. GeneBrundige made a motion togive Mike the authority to bidon the purchase of DeerCreek’s used dump truck.Dan Blazer seconded. Mo-tion passed (Motion 12-010).

The Board discussed rent-ing the Arrowhead to ConnieFeliks for her yoga classesshe would like to hold forChoctaw residents. ChuckAvery made a motion toallow Connie Feliks to usethe Arrowhead free of charge

for eight sessions of yogaclasses provided it is cleanedup afterwards. GeneBrundige seconded. Motionpassed (Motion 12-011).

Mike discussed the newpicnic pavilion and whether itshould be included in the Ar-rowhead rental. The Boarddecided that the Arrowheadrental would include use ofthe picnic pavilion. The pic-nic pavilion could be rentedseparately. Land/Facility Usecommittee was asked to de-velop a proposal for rentingand reserving these facilities.

Gene Brundige made amotion to adjourn. Dar Jonesseconded. Motion passed.The meeting adjourned at9:08 pm.

Minutes recorded by CraigSmith.

Rowing season begins

Choctaw Crew, the recreational rowingclub here at the lake, is ready to begin anew season.

You will soon see us out on the lakepracticing and enjoying the warm weather.

Rowing is a great work out and also a lotof fun.

The Crew is always happy to welcomenew members—no experience necessary.

If you are interested in giving rowing atry, please join us for a couple of practicesto see if rowing is for you.

For information, please call MeganThomas at (740) 852-7933.

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