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May 2018

May EventsWednesday, 5/2 – 7 PM Tuesday, 5/15 – 6 PM Master Board Meeting Women’s Club MeetingWednesday, 5/9 & 5/23, 5:30 PM Friday, 5/18 – 5 PM M.A.C. Meeting Spaghetti DinnerThursday, 5/10 – TBD Saturday, 5/19 – 10 AM Hearing Board OPEN HOUSESaturday, 5/12 – 8 AM Sunday, 5/20 – 1 PM to 5 PM Garden Boutique/Plant Sale (@ LF1) Sunday FundaySunday, May 13 – All Day Sunday, 5/27 – 1 PM to 5 PM ♥♥♥Mother’s Day♥♥♥ Sunday Funday

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HOURS OF OPERATIONDaily: 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM

MAY LIFEGUARD SCHEDULE Weekdays: 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM Weekends: 12 Noon to 5:00 PM

ADULT LOUNGE (Age 21+ only)

TGIF Fridays: 6:00 PM to Midnight(Alcohol service stops at 11 pm)

CLUB PHONE NUMBERS Call 586-0860 and enter the desired extension number, or simply press the number below for the department you wish to contact. To reach the Front Desk for assistance, enter “10” or stay on the line after the recorded message. • Accounting ............................................. 2 • Membership ID Cards or Escrow Inquires................................. 3

• CC&R Inspectors or MAC Desk ............ 4• Clubhouse Reservations ....................... 5 • Recreation ............................................. 6 • Grounds & Facility Maintenance............ 7 • Facility Services ..................................... 8

REMINDER – SPA USE Persons under the age of 14 years may use the Spa ONLY when accompanied by their OWN parent or legal guardian, who must be a Sun & Sail Club Member.

WHICH POOLS ARE HEATED? The Lap Pool, Dive Pool and Exercise Pool are heated year-round, aided by the Co-Generation System. The wader stops being heated with the end of Daylight Savings, and is heated up again with the start of Daylight Savings the next year.

SUNDAY FUNDAY (Age 21+ only)

Cash bar at the Exercise Pool every Sunday thru Labor Day. 1 PM - 5 PM.

NO SMOKING... All areas of the Sun & Sail Club are considered a no-smoking facility, including E-cigarettes, with the exception of the Adult Lounge outside patio, the Banquet Rooms outside patio, the small lakeside concrete patio area adjacent to the Exercise Pool/Spa, and the Maintenance area patio (please note: the smoking of marijuana is not permitted anywhere on Club premises).

Remember...MEMBERSHIP CARDS REQUIRED

Membership ID cards are required for all residents age 7 or older who wish to use the Sun & Sail Club facilities. Membership ID cards must be updated, with new ID photos taken, at age 16, and again at age 21. If you have lost your ID card, you can have it replaced for a fee of $20. If you have any questions, pleasecontactVickiintheMembershipOfficeat 586-0860, Ext.17, or [email protected]. (see page 3 for Membership Office hours).

Administration Alisa Woolsey, General Manager Ext. 11, or [email protected] SariManoff,AdministrativeAsst. Ext. 35, or [email protected] Bruce Cook, Communications Coordinator Ext. 12, or [email protected] Facility Supervisors (Night/Weekend) Ext. 38 (no email available)Accounting Cindy Christenson, Dept. Mgr./Asst. GM Ext. 18, or [email protected] Joanne Todd, Accounts Receivable Ext. 31, or [email protected] Chris Elsner, Collections Administrator Ext. 19, or [email protected] VickiTodisco,MembershipOffice Membership, ID Cards, Escrows Ext. 17, or [email protected] Services Jenny Mucha, Manager Ext. 13, or [email protected] Bernie Fortier, CC&R Inspector Ext. 14, or [email protected] Dale Peterson, CC&R Inspector Ext. 16, or [email protected] Connie Hernandez, Front Desk Ext. 10, or [email protected] Linda Goold, MAC Coordinator Ext. 15, or [email protected] Don Rodriguez, Manager Ext 21, or [email protected] Barbara Stowers, Admin. Assistant Ext. 85, or [email protected] Argelia Jimenez, Manager Ext. 29, or [email protected] Kaya Francis, Facility Rentals Ext. 20, or [email protected] Pro Shop, Tennis/Pickleball Ext 25, or 859-6914

STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION

SUN & SAIL CLUB24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest CA 92630

Tel (949)586-0860 • Fax (949)588-1716BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President .............................Jolene FuentesVice President ............................Jim RichertTreasurer ..................................Tom LuddenDirector .....................................Ted BrackezDirector .....................................Paul CoulterDirector ..................................Sonny MorperDirector ............................Steve Valderrama

BOARD MEETINGSFirst Wednesday of every month, 7:00 p.m.

The Board of Directors Meetings are open to all members of the Association, and you are encouraged to attend. This is your forum for voicing your opinions and getting involved in what takes place in your community. To add an item to the Agenda, submit a written request to General Manager Alisa Woolsey seven days prior to the Board meeting. To address the Board about a matter that is not on the Agenda, complete and submit a “Request to Address the Board” form before 7:00 p.m. on the meeting date. The Board Meeting Agenda is posted several days in advance at www.lf2.org, and at the Clubhouse. Agenda backup material and copies of the Agenda are also available at the Front Desk several days in advance of the meeting.

MASTER ASSOCIATION 2018 BASIC ASSESSMENTS

OPERATIONAL ............................$56.53 RESERVES ......................................8.97 TOTAL ..................................$65.50**All homes in the Association pay the Basic Assessments. All lots are also charged an additional Department/Sub-Association assessment which is added to the Basic Assessment. The amount varies depending upon which Department/Sub-Association the lot is located in.

RESERVES FUND REPORT The balance of the Associat ion's restricted reserves as of February 28, 2018: Restricted Reserve Cash $2,528,324.11TOTAL: $2,528,324.11

THE MAINSHEET POLICY The Mainsheet is a monthly publication of the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Association, 24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA 92630. All articles and ads must be submittednolaterthanthefirstdayofthemonth for consideration for inclusion in the following month’s issue. All ads are subject to space availability and acceptance by Lake Forest II Manage-ment. Acceptance of any ad does not constitute approval or endorsement by the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Asso-ciation. The Association accepts no liability for content of any ad, including omissions or errors. For more information, contact Bruce Cook at 586-0860 (ext. 12), or [email protected].

LAKE FOREST IIMASTER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

IN THIS ISSUE:Association Information ................................ 2Financial Statement ...................................... 3MembershipOfficeHours......................................3Maintenance Corner ..............................................3HAPPENINGS: Coming Events .........................4Open House.......................................................4Support Our Adopted Marines ........................4Beautiful Properties ...................................... 5Board of Directors Meeting News ................. 6-7Greetings from Community Services ................82018 Lake Forest II Election News ...................9Lake Forest II Recreation ......................10-12Festival Singers .......................................... 12Sun & Sail Women's Club........................... 13Lake Forest Garden Club .............................13Coyote Sightings ...........................................14Mothers' Day Facts .......................................14Residents’ Ads ............................................ 15TIDBITS ...................................................... 15Calendar ................................Back Cover

THE MAINSHEET – MAY 2018 VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG

VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG THE MAINSHEET – MAY 2018

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MEMBERSHIP OFFICE HOURS – MAY 2018I.D. PHOTOS, MEMBERSHIP CARDS

SUNDAYS CLOSED MONDAYS* 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. TUESDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. WEDNESDAYS CLOSED THURSDAYS 2:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. FRIDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. SATURDAYS May 5, 19 9:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. May 12, 26 CLOSED

(*Note: Membership office will be closed Monday, May 28 for Memorial Day)

FINANCIAL STATEMENTFEBRUARY 2018

BALANCE SHEET (Unaudited)Current Assets $ 9,414,014 Fixed Assets 1,803,618 Other Assets 65,156TOTAL ASSETS $ 11,282,788 Current Liabilities $ 151,687Long-Term Liabilities -0-Equity 11,131,101 TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $ 11,282,788

STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENSES Month of February YTD 2018 2018Recreation $ 27,130 $ 58,744 Communications 6 1,483 Club Rentals/Lounge 4,322 15,088 Community Services 1,155 2,172 Accounting 3,839 7,603 Administration* 187,857 375,715 TOTAL REVENUE $ 224,308 $ 460,804

Recreation $ 31,431 $ 63,540 Communications 6,424 11,148 Club Rentals/Lounge 4,743 10,930 Community Services 34,155 68,746Accounting 16,175 28,301Maintenance 87,698 178,832Administration 26,614 51,762TOTAL EXPENSES $ 207,241 $ 413,261

Current Prd Actual $ 17,067 $ 47,545Current Prd Budget $ 18,422 $ 36,615 Variance $ (1,355) $ 10,929Variance is before depreciation *Includes Billed Revenue that may not be collected

We have been busy getting work done on the Clubhouse campus in time for the spring/summer high season. Refurbishments have been completed for the Catering Kitchen,

Youth Center, Clubhouse Kitchen & Front Desk reception area. Come in and take a look at our new digs. Thank you for your patience as we moved through the processofresurfacingourfourpoolsandspa.Becauseoffirstinclement weather, then Easter Break, we had to adjust our timing to complete the lap pool. All work is now completed – IN TIME FOR THE SUMMER SEASON!

STREET IMPROVEMENTS This is the month that we have scheduled to begin the repair and seal coat of our Clubhouse parking lot as well as the private streets in the neighborhoods of Forest Creek, The Woods, Indian Hills and Serrano Ridge. First up - Forest Creek. A complete detailed phasing map with estimated construction start dates (weather permitting) is available on our web site (www.lf2.org). During the construction phase when the overlay is applied, useoftheaffectedroadway(s)fortravelandparkingwillbe prohibited for 24-48 hours. We understand that this will be a significantinconvenienceduringconstruction.Wewillmakeeveryeffortpossibletominimizethisinconvenience,withopenand responsive communication. In addition to the phasing map, NO PARKING signs will be posted within the immediate work area within 48 hours of the work, as a reminder for NO PARKING.WewillmakeeveryeffortpossibleNOTTOTOW,including knocking on doors to make contact with owners of left vehicles. Towing any vehicle is the last resort, yet, for cars left and in the way of the designated construction zone, we will have no other choice as the work must continue. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Barbara Stowers at [email protected] or call at 949-586-0860 ext. 85.

ASSOCIATION NEWS

CC&R VIOLATIONS – MARCH

NOTICES MAILED 2018 2017 Painting & Repairs 26 39 Landscape Maintenance 26 18 Nuisance & Debris 19 23 Repair of Buildings 5 30 Improvements & Alterations 7 10 Vehicle Violations 19 13 Trash Containers 2 1 Escrow Violations 8 15 Parking Tickets 24 25 Door Hangers 29 52 TOTAL VIOLATIONS 165 226


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How You CAN Help to Support our Adopted MAriNeS iN MAY

Come and enjoy a meal at Buffalo Wild Wings! Located at 23600 RockfieldBlvd.(inGatewayCenter),LakeForest,CA92630,thiswillbe the site for the Lake Forest USMC Support Committee’s “Restaurant of the Month” fundraiser in May. Pleasedownloadthepromotionflyerfrom:

www.lfusmccommittee.org Please present it when ordering on May 30-31, 2018, and Buffalo Wild Wings will contribute 15% of the gross food receipts to the Support Committee for use in funding various activities to benefit the Marines and their families. Copies of the flyer also will be available in the lobby of the Sun & Sail Club. The Support Committee also is continuing to seek contributions to help fund a softball tournament and B-B-Q for the Battalion in the month of May. Please consider making a tax deductible donation payable to the Lake Forest USMC Support Committee and mail it to 23365 El Toro Rd. #302, Lake Forest 92630. If you would prefer to use a credit card, please access:

http://www.lfusmccommittee.org/donations.shtml Thanks in advance for your involvement and assistance!

Happenings!

Sun & Sail ClubInvites you to

Attend its

OPEN HOUSESaturday May 19th

Starts @ 10:00 AM Join us for an exciting day full of interactive class demon-strationsandspecialclassoffersthatwillonlybeavailablethatday!Bringyourfriendsandfamilyto learnaboutthedifferentrecreationalprogramsandcourseofferingsfrominstructorsandtrainers. This event is open to all Members. There will be prize giveaways*(see below for available prizes), face-painting and live music. This year we are pleased to announce Mountain Mike's will be our Snack Bar vendor, and will begin service at the Open House. After,ourkick-offcelebrationwillcontinuewiththestart-upofour popular, Sunday Funday at the Exercise Pool. The Bar is Open - must be 21+.

* Some of the prize giveaway offers known at press time:•MountainMike’s-$2offacombomeal• Driven Fitness – 1 mo/$99 ( for new clients only)• Swim Lessons – coupon can be used for 1 Term FREE• Tiny Tykes – scholarship giveaway• AquaFitness–raffleforacertificategoodfor4FREEclasses• Yoga–rafflefor8FREEclasses• Zumba – free class demo @ Open House

It Will be a Fun-Filled DayHOPE TO SEE YOU THERE

Hosted by the Sun & Sail Women’s Club

May 18th 5:30 to 10 p.M.$20 per Ticket – No Host Bar

Open to the Public! Invite your Friends!For an evening of spaghetti and all the ‘fixins and dance to the tunes of

DOUG HOUSTONTickets on sale starting April 16th

at the front desk at the Clubhouse For questions call Julie Baker, 949-547-0929

Raffle Prizes & Gift Baskets!All proceeds go to charity


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Mitch Hill(949) 677-2133

Kevin Hill*

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www.KevinHillOCRE.comKevin CalBRE# 00866218 Mitch CalBRE# 01946646

*Total Sales Volume and Homes Sold Lake Forest North & South / Sale Prices over 300,000 / 11/01/2016 -10/31/2017

#1 Real Estate Agent In Lake Forest*

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Hearty Congratulations to the owners of the three Beautiful Homes for the month of May, selected by Dale and Bernie, our CC&R Inspectors. The properties shown here can be viewed in color at www.lf2.org in “Stay Connected/Photo Gallery”. These homes will be in the running for Most Beautiful Home of the 2nd Quarter (announced in June) along with this past April and upcoming June winners.

22522 KILLY ST (RANCHWOOD)

24551 TONIA AVE (PARKWOOD ESTATES II)

21782 SWEETGRASS CIR (PRAIRIE RIDGE)

Beautiful Properties in Lake Forest II


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H/O WANTS TO KEEP CHICKENS AS PETSResident Requests BOD to Allow Chickens as Regular Domestic Pets Similar to Dogs/Cats

April 4, 2018 Master Board of Directors Regular Meeting The Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Association, a California non-profit,mutualbenefitcorporation,washeldon Wednesday, April 4, 2018, at the Lake Forest Sun & Sail Club, 24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA 92630. Board members in attendance at Call to Order were President Jolene Fuentes, Vice President Jim Richert, and Directors Ted Brackez, Paul Coulter, Sonny Morper and Steve Valderrama. Treasurer Thomas Ludden was absent. Staffmembers presentwereGeneralManager Alisa Woolsey, Assistant General Manager Cindy Christenson, Community Services Manager Jenny Mucha, Recreation Manager Argelia Jimenez, Maintenance Representative Barbara Stowers and Recording Secretary Bruce Cook. The meeting was called to order by President Fuentes at 7:08 P.M.

COMMITTEE LIAISON REPORTS

MASTER ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE The Master Architectural Committee (MAC) Recap for March 2018 reported the MAC reviewed 43 homeowner applica-tions. These comprised 54 separate home improvement projects, of which 43 were ap-proved as submitted and 10 were approved with conditions. 1 project was denied. The most popular projects were painting and drought tolerant landscaping.

HEARING BOARD The CC&R Violation Summary for March 2018 reported there were 47 CC&R violations during the month of March, 2018, with 70%, or 33 of them, resolved by the date of the Hearing Board meeting. 23 letters were mailed out, and 14 actual cases were reviewed by the Hearing Board.

THE MAINSHEET – No Report.

TREASURER’S REPORT – BUDGET & FINANCE COMMITTEE – No Report.

RESIDENTS COMMENTS A H/O in Forest Creek spoke to the BODaskingthatchickensbeclassifiedas“recognized household pets” and be treated for violations/nuisances in a similar manner as is done for dogs/cats. President Fuentes responded this matter is not on the agenda, so, per the Brown Act, the BOD does not have the ability to address and discuss until the matter is placed on the agenda.

Action: The BOD directed that this matter be placed on the agenda for the May 2, 2018 meeting.

The BOD received a written comment requesting that a dog waste bag dispenser/disposal bin station be installed in the creek area behind Eucalyptus Lane. Action: Receive & File.

CONSENT CALENDAR President Fuentes pulled ‘Item C / Min-utes of the BOD Regular Meeting of March 7, 2018’ from the Consent Calendar. Action: The Board approved the balance of the Consent Calendar, containing the items as follows: A) Action Items Status Report; B) Reserve Projects Status Report; D) Master Association Financials for February, 2018; E) Acceptance of Lake Forest Keys Associa-tion’s Financials for February, 2018; F) Invest-ment Supplement Report as of February, 2018; and, G) Approval of Prospective Liens. President Fuentes stated that since she was absent from the March 7, 2018 BOD meeting, she would be abstaining from the vote on approval of the minutes. Action: The Board approved the minutes of the March 7, 2018 Regular Meeting of the BOD, with President Fuentes abstaining.

ACTION ITEMSMONEY MOVESMaster Operating Excess Funds Assistant General Manager Chris-tenson reported the Association’s CPA suggested the amount of the Association's excess operating fund was above in-dustry standard and the BOD should consider reallocating some of the funds to reserves. After review of the CPA’s suggestion, the Budget & Finance Committee recommended transferring $200K to the Master Reserve Fund, and transferring $100K to the Master Capital Fund. Action: The Board approved the Budget & Finance Committee recommendation.

Tract Equity Funds Assistant General Manager Christenson reported that after reviewing the operating fund for all the departments, the Budget & Finance Committee recommended the excess operating funds that were above 3% of 2018 operating budget for that department be transferred as follows:

• Dept 72 – transfer $40,063.03 to reserves & allocate for drainage issues, trees & walls

• Dept 73 – transfer $20,654.83 to reserves & allocate for walls;

• Dept 75 – transfer $17,784.30 to reserves & allocate for walls;

• Dept 82 – transfer $ 5,239.74 to reserves & allocate for trees & walls.

Action: The Board approved the Budget & Finance Committee recommendation.

2017 Lake Forest Keys Audit The 2017 audit report for the Lake Forest Keys reveals the 2017 shared expenses were less than budget by $7,261, and, therefore, the Association is owed $3,631 (50%) from the Keys. The Board & Finance Committee reviewed the audit report, recommended the report be accepted as submitted, and a letter be sent to the Keys informing them of the audit outcome and request the monies owed. Action: The Board approved the Budget & Finance Committee Recommendation.

TREE MAINTENANCEDept 70 – Tree Trimming Maintenance Representative Stowers reported the Association’s landscape consul-tant, EarthCo, has proposed a tree trimming program and schedule for Dept 70 (Forest Creek) to crown and trim the 49 Aleppo pineswithin theneighborhood. Staffhasrecommended, per Earthco’s proposal, the expenditure of Dept 70 operating funds in the amount of $6,860.00 Action: The Board approved staff recom-mendation.

Dept 70 – Tree Removal & Replacement A residence in Forest Creek has expe-rienced damage to a wall & walkway, and the Association’s landscape consultant has determined the damage results from tree root intrusion from a Common Area tree. To remedy thesituation,staff, inconsultationwith the landscape consultant, has recom-mended the expenditure of Dept 70 reserves to remove theoffendingAleppopine,atacost of $2,000.00, and to replace the tree with a 36-inch box California pepper tree, at a cost of $950.00, for the sum total cost of $2,950.00. Action: The Board approved staff recom-mendation.

RESERVE PURCHASESWrought Iron – Dept 72 & Dept 82 Maintenance Representative Stowers reported the wrought iron fencing located along Lake Forest Drive at Mammoth and Chester, within Dept 72 (Parkwood Estates), is in need of repair/replacement. Staff


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Y Y Y A* Y Y Y * Item C - Approval of Mar 7, 2018 Minutes - pulled from Consent Clndr

A. Action Items Status ReportB. Reserve Projects Status ReportD. Master Association Financials for February, 2018E. Acceptance of L.F. Keys Financials for February, 2018F. Investment Supplement Report for February, 2018G. Approval of Prospective Liens

Item C considered and acted on by separate vote:C. Approval of Minutes of Regular Board Meeting of March 7, 2018 Y Y A A* Y Y Y

A. MONEY MOVESMASTER OPERATING EXCESS FUNDS Y Y Y A* Y Y Y

Motion to transfer $200K from Master Operating Funds to Master Reserve Funds, and to transfer $100K from Master Operating Funds to Master Capital Funds.

TRACT EQUITY FUNDS Y Y Y A* Y Y Y Motion to transfer funds from Dept operating funds as follows: a) Dept 72 - $40,063.03 to reserves & allocate for drainage issues, trees & walls; b) Dept 73 - $20,654.83 to reserves & allocate for walls; c) Dept 75 - $17,784.30 to reserves & allocate for walls; d) Dept 82 - $5,239.74 to reserves & allocate for trees & walls.

B. LAKE FOREST KEYS 2017 AUDIT Y Y Y A* Y Y Y Motion to accept Lake Forest Keys 2017 Audit as submitted, and to notify them of the $3,631 owed to the Master Association.

C. TREE MAINTENANCEDEPT 70 - TREE TRIMMING Y Y Y A* Y Y Y

Motion to expend Dept 70 reserves, to EarthCo, for crowning & trimming 49 Aleppo pines, in the amount of $6,860.00.

DEPT 70 - TREE REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT Y Y Y A* Y Y Y Motion to expend Dept 70 reserves, to EarthCo, for removing an existing Aleppo pine & replacing with a 36"-box California pepper tree, for the sum total amount of $$2,950.00, with $2,000.00 earmarked for tree removal, and $950.00 earmarked for tree replacement.

D. RESERVE PURCHASESWROUGHT IRON FENCING - DEPT 72

Matter deffered to a future Board meeting.WROUGHT IRON FENCING - DEPT 82

Matter deffered to a future Board meeting.WROUGHT IRON FENCING - JERONIMO LANE

H/Os sought Association approval to relocate property line fencing onto Association property to enable H/Os access to zero lot line side of their residence that abuts Clubhouse grounds, and for the Association to share 50% cost in the fence relocation. NO MOTION MADE/NO VOTE TAKEN - H/O request rejected.

CLUBHOUSE FRONT DOORS - Deferred to May 2, 2018 BOD MtgPLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT Y Y Y A* Y Y Y

Motion to expend Master Reserve Funds, for playground equipment repair, to P.D. Play, in the amount of $3,641.64.

IRRIGATION BACKFLOW DEVICES Y Y Y A* Y Y Y Motion to: a) expend Dept 70 reserves to All Star Plumbing, for the installation of 3 backflow devices where missing on irrigation meters, in the amount of $3,500.00; and, b) expend Dept 82 reserves to All Star Plumbing, for the installation of a backflow device where missing on an irrigation meter, in the amount of $1,450.00; for the sum total of $4,950.00.

LAP POOL PUMP Y Y Y A* Y Y Y Motion to expend Master Reserve Funds to Waterline Technologies for the replacement of the water pump & motor assembly in the amount of $6,671.85.

CATERING KITCHEN Y Y Y A* Y Y Y Motion to expend Master Reserve Funds to J&M Contractors for the repair/replacement of the vinly ceiling tiles and light fixtures in the amount of $4,419.50.

E. FOREST CREEK WALL - CAMINO TREBOL PASEO Y Y Y A* Y Y Y In lieu of 100% of the damage to the wall resulting from an Association owned tree, motion for the Association to pay for 100% of the wall repair costs, in the amount of $1,460.00, the monies to come from Dept 70 reserves.

F. 2018 ELECTION SCHEDULE - UPDATED Y Y Y A* Y Y Y Motion to update the 2018 election schedule to now mail the ballot packets to Members on April 16, 2018.

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recommended approval of the expenditure of Dept 72 reserves to complete the repair/replacement to J&M Contractors, in the amount of $6,305.00. Ms. Stowers further reported the wrought iron fencing located at Lake Forest Drive and Toledo, within Dept 82 (Prairie Ridge), is in need of repair/replace-ment.Staffrecommendedapprovaloftheexpenditure of Dept 82 reserves to complete the repair/replacement to J&M Contractors, in the amount of $3,792.00. Action: The Board deferred action to a future BOD meeting, and suggested that in the interim, staff research the parameters for the gates to be ADA compliant.

Wrought Iron – Jeronimo Lane The property at the southernmost end of Jeronimo Lane is a zero lot line patio home, with the zero lot line side of the structure bordering Clubhouse grounds. Access to maintain this side of the structure can only be gained through Clubhouse grounds. The Association owns the fence between the two properties, and the access gate is permanently locked, under the control of the Association, to prevent trespassing. Past owners of the property have been able to gain access to the zero lot line side of the residence by making prior arrangements withAssociationstafftotemporarilyunlockthegateatspecifiedtimes. However, thecurrent owners seek unfettered access onto Clubhouse grounds so as to have ”at-will” availability to maintain the zero lot line side of their property at any time of their choosing. They have asked the Association to share in the cost of the fence relocation to gain them the unfettered access they desire through a maintenance easement. The estimated cost of the fence relocation is $14,987.00. Action: No motion was made to approve, and BOD direction was not to share in the cost of construction of the proposed fencing.

Clubhouse Front Doors Maintenance Representative Stowers reported the lobby entrance doors at the Clubhouse are not fitting properly, and recommends in lieu of trying to repair them, to instead replace them with new ADA compliant doors with safety beams and approach sensors.. Discussion ensued amongst BOD members as to preferences and priorities to lobby door replacement. Action: This matter was deferred to the May 2, 2018 BOD meeting.

Playground Equipment Maintenance Representative Stowers reportedMaintenance staff discovered asupport post for an area of the playground

equipment is cracked and in need of replace-ment. Until such time as the repairs are completed, that portion of the play equip-ment is cordoned off, and its use is notpermitted. Additionally, the two small roofs are weathered and in need of replacement. Staffhasrecommendedtheexpenditureof Master reserve funds to complete the repairs, to P.D. Play, in the amount of $3,641.64.

Action: The Board approved staff recom-mendation.

Irrigation Backflow Devices Maintenance Representative Stowers reportedIRWDhasnotifiedtheAssociationthat requiredbackflowpreventiondevicesare missing at four irrigation meters, 3 in Dept 70 (Forest Creek) and 1 in Dept 82


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HELPFUL HOTLINESReport Graffiti – 461-3583

Report Water Pollution: (877) 897-7455Report Abandoned Shopping Carts: (800) 252-4613

FROM THE CC&R INSPECTORS

Greetings from Community Services

Fence & Gate Maintenance Tips• Check on a routine basis to ensure that your fences and

gates are not in disrepair, and that the gates are closing properly. The gates must be securely closed or latched at all times when not in use. If the gates are not in proper align-ment with each other or with the gate frame, they will require adjustment or repair as needed to be in compliance with the CC&Rs.

• Gates that consistently remain open or ajar are aestheti-cally displeasing or unsightly, and thus, are regarded as a nuisance violation of the Association’s CC&Rs.

• Replace any hinges, latches, or other hardware that are damaged due to rusting, breakage, or other cause.

• Wood Fences & Gates: Check to determine if your fences and gates are in need of painting or staining. Finish shall be earth tones, natural wood or stained/painted to match the wood trim or body of the house. All paint must be one uniform color. Replace any missing fence slats, and all wood damaged due to weathering, breakage, wood rot, termites,orothercause.Anynew(unfinished)woodmustbe painted or stained.

• Metal Fences & Gates: Check to determine if your fences and gates are in need of painting. All paint must be one uniform (approved) color. All sections of the metal fence or gate that are damaged due to weathering, rust, breakage, or other cause must be repaired or replaced. Any new (unfinished)metalmustbepainted.

• If the entire fence and gate are replaced, Architectural approval is required prior to beginning the project. All improvements or alterations of any type to the exterior of your home – front, sides, and/or back yard – require an approved Master Architectural Committee (MAC) applica-tiononfilepriortobeginningthework.

• MAC applications are available at the Front Desk of the Club, and also at lf2.org (in the Resource Center’s “Architectural Improvements” folder). We’ll be happy to assistyouifyouhavequestionsorneedhelpfillingouttheMAC Application. Please contact Architectural Coordinator Linda Goold at 949-586-0860 Ext. 15; or [email protected].

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(PrairieRidge). Thesebackflowdevicesare required,and theAssociation could be subject to penalties if corrective action is not taken. StaffhasrecommendedtheexpenditureofDept70reservestoreplacethe3missingbackflowdevicesinForestCreek,to All Star Plumbing, for $3,500.00, and further recommended the expenditureofDept82reservestoreplacethe1missingbackflowdevice in Prairie Ridge, to All Star Plumbing, for $1,450.00, for the sum total of $4,950.00. Action: The Board approved staff recommendation.

Lap Pool Pump Maintenance Representative Stowers reported the water pump and motor assembly for the lap pool is in need of replacement. StaffhasrecommendedtheexpenditureofMasterreservefundstoreplace the water pump and motor, to Waterline Technologies, in the amount of $6,671.85. Action: The Board approved staff recommendation.

Catering Kitchen Maintenance Representative Stowers reported, with the recent-ly completed refurbishment of the Catering Kitchen, it has become evidenttheoldvinylceilingtilesandlightfixtureswerediscoloredandwarpedandinneedofreplacement.Staffrecommendedthe expenditure of Master reserve funds for the replacement of ceiling tiles and light fixtures, to J&MContractors, in the amount of$4,419.50. Action: The Board approved staff recommendation.

FOREST CREEK WALL – CAMINO TREBOL PASEO At their March 7, 2018 meeting, the BOD, pursuant to the Common Area Wall Policy, agreed to cost share in four perimeter wall repair projects within Forest Creek. Since then, the H/O for 1 of the 4 wall repair projects has provided substantiated evidence that the damage to his wall was caused 100% by an Association’s tree.Therefore,staffisnowrecommendingthattheAssociationbear the entire cost of the wall repair, instead of at a 50% match, the monies to come from Forest Creek reserves in the amount of $1,460.00. Action: The Board approved staff recommendation.

2018 ELECTION SCHEDULE – UPDATED General Manager Woolsey reported the BOD approved the election schedule, including mailing ballot packets out the last week of April 2018, at their March 7, 2018 meeting. Since, it has been sug-gested by multiple Board members that the mailing date for ballot packetsbemovedtomid-April.Staffhasrecommendedanupdatedelection schedule whereas ballot packets will now be mailed to Association members on April 16, 2018. Action: The Board approved staff recommendation.

OPEN DISCUSSION – None.

ADJOURNMENT President Fuentes adjourned the meeting at 8:20 P.M., to the next scheduled Board Meeting of May 2, 2018.


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All Lake Forest II homeowners are invited to run for the 2018-2019 Master Associ-ation Board of Directors. All seven Board seats are open. If you wish to run for the Board of Directors, but were not able to meet the March 9th deadline to have your name pre-printed on the ballot and have your candidate statement published in The Mainsheet, remember that write in candidates’ names may be entered on the secret ballot. The primary duties of the Board are to adopt the Annual Budget, monitor the financialworkingsof theAssociation, andestablishpolicy. The Board also adopts rules, oversees the operation of the Association, and responds to the community’s needs and concerns.

Run foR the BoaRd

Notice of Annual Members MeetingMONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 – 6:00 P.M.

PROPOSED BYLAW AMENDMENT/ QUORUM REDUCTION Q & A

Q: What is a Quorum?

A: A quorum is the minimum number of voting members who must be present at a properly called meeting in order to be able to conduct the business of the meeting in the name of the group.Q: Why have a quorum?

A: Quorums help protect the tyranny of unrepresentative action in the name of the whole of the body by an unduly small number of persons.Q: Who are eligible to vote in Master Association elections?

A: LF II is a HOA composed of 3,436 “lots.” Lots are households of either single family homes or condos. 1 lot is one household. Each Owner on title of the lot is eligible to vote in Association elections, however, there is only 1 vote per lot.Q: What is the current quorum requirement for LF II MHOA?

A: Per the current Master Association Bylaws: a) at the Annual Membersmeeting,quorumisreachedwhenfiftypercent(50%)of the total votes in the Association are cast; (Sec 2.3{e}); b) if quorum fails to be achieved at the Members meeting, business cannot be conducted, disallowing the election results to count; c) without quorum, the meeting is adjourned to a future date (@least 48 hours out, no more than 30 days out) (Sec 2.3{f}); d) at an adjourned meeting, quorum is reached when 33% of the total votes in the Association are cast. (Sec 2.3{f}).Q: What will the proposed Quorum Reduction Bylaw Amendment do?

A: The amendment changes Sec 2.3(f) to now state quorum is reached at an adjourned meeting when 25% of the total votes are cast.Q: Why do this?

A: In the previous seven Board of Directors elections (2011 through 2017), six of them resulted in the failure to meet quorum. The only successful election was in 2016, when achieving quorum was assisted by an aggressive proxy campaign.Q: OK, so the election won’t count. So what?

A: There are a number of consequences to elections that don’t count:a)firstandforemost,thisdiscouragesMembersnotcurrentlyon the Board for running for the Board…anytime anyone runs for office, this requires a significant commitment of time and re-sources…if quorum is not met and the election doesn’t count, you cannot take a seat on the Board even if you were the highest vote getter as all current Board members retain their seat until a new election takes place…if there is an 86% chance the election won’t count, how likely would you be to run?; b) the Association must be able to conduct business to stay current and address the needs of their Members…some business may require putting a question to the vote of the Members…if elections don’t count, the Associa-tion may not be able to conduct business for the betterment of the Association; c) the Association is mandated to conduct an Annual Members Meeting election…elections cost money, about $5,000 each year to print and mail ballots…every year an election doesn’t count is every year that $5,000 is spent on nothing that happens.Q: What do other homeowner associations do for their quorums?

A: The reducedquorumstandard forLF II is33⅓%. Today’s “industry standard” to reach quorum is 20-25%. A survey of other local homeowner associations reveals 25% to be the typical. A survey of these local HOAs indicated they reach the 25% quorum requirement in most years.

Note: All Ballot Packets were mailed out April 16th. If you have not received yours, please contact the Accounting Department at 586 0860, ext 2.

The Annual Meeting of the Members of the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Association is scheduled for Monday, June 11, 2018, at 6:00 p.m. at the Sun & Sail Club. The purposes of the Annual Meeting are:

I. TO ELECT SEVEN (7) MEMBERS TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, using cumulative voting*, for one-year terms beginning June 11, 2018, from the following candidates (** denotes incumbents): Ted Brackez** Paul Coulter** Dennis Freed Jolene Fuentes** Tom Ludden** Ray Melissa Sonny Morper** Jim Richert** Steve Valderrama***Cumulative voting means that each Owner may cast all 7 votes for one candidate, one for each, or any other combination, up to a total of 7 votes cast on the ballot.

II. TO VOTE ON AMENDING THE ASSOCIATION’S BYLAWS, to reduce the quorum requirement for adjourned Annual Members Meeting: Initial quorum for theannualMembersMeeting is fiftyper-cent (50%) of the Association’s voting power (1,718 out of 3,436 votes). If quorum is not achieved, an adjourned meeting is held not less than 48 hours later, and not more than 30 days out. At an adjournedmeeting,thequorumis“step-downed”to33⅓%(1,146votes). If quorum is not reached, the election can be continuously adjourned until quorum is achieved. Without quorum, the election is abandoned. The proposed Bylaw Amendment is to reduce the step-down quorumatanadjournedmeetingfromthecurrent33⅓%(1,146votes) to the proposed 25% (860 votes). This amendment is in-tendedtosolveadifficultyfacedeachyearinobtainingquorumatannual elections. IN ORDER TO CONDUCT THE ANNUAL MEETING to elect a Board of Directors and approve the Bylaw Amendment, there must be a quorum of votes cast, which is 50% of the total voting power as previously described. If quorum is not achieved, the Members Meeting will be adjourned to a future date, as previously described. HOMEOWNERS CAST THEIR VOTES by completing and signing their secret ballots (mailed out by April 16th), in Envelope #1, sealing it, then placing it inside Registration Envelope #2. Envelope #2 MUST BE SIGNED – if not, the ballot WILL NOT BE COUNTED. Ballots must be received no later than 6:00 p.m. on Monday June 11, 2018. There will be a ballot box available in the lobby of the Sun & Sail Club. You can also hand-deliver the ballot in its designated envelopes at the Annual Members Meeting on June 11, 2018, during the period of 6:00 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. The polls close at 6:15 p.m. after which ballots cannot be accepted (unless quorum fails to be met and the meeting is adjourned).


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Lake Forest II Recreation...

SUN & SAIL CLUB CLASSES

TENNIS & PICKLEBALL GUEST POLICY

Guest policy is $4.00/guest & all guests must be accompanied by a member. Sign in & pay guest fees at the pro shop, or at the Front Desk if the pro shop is closed

PRO SHOP (‘THE SHACK’)Hours: Mon-Thur 7:30 a.m. –11:30 a.m. & 3:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Fri/Sat: 8:00 a.m. – 12 noon Sun: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.Phone: 586-0860, ext 25; or 859-6914

UP-TO-THE-MINUTE RECREATION INFORMATION

WEBSITE: www.lf2recreation.orgBOARD: Across from Front Desk

SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAININGCross Training (30 min)

Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs – 6:00 AMMon/Wed/Fri/Sat – 9:00 AM

Mon/Wed/Fri – 9:30 AMTues – 5:30 PM

Mon/Wed/Thurs – 6:00 PMMon/Wed/Thurs – 6:30 PM

Sat – 8:30 AMCross Training – Mom’s Club (30 min)

Tues/Thurs – 9:00 AMTues/Thurs – 9:30 AMStretchletics (60 min) Mon/Wed – 10:00 AM

Tues – 6:00 PMErica Roselius, 285-3431,

[email protected]

TAEKWONDOMon/Wed – 5:30 PM Juniors Mon/Wed – 6:30 PM Adults

$50 per month Rick Maestas, 533-8270

YOGATues/Thurs - 5:30 PM

Drop-ins $12; 8-classes $80Diane Meyerson, 701-9307

AQUA FITTues/Thurs - 10:00 AM

Sat – 9:00 AM $10 per class/$50 monthly pass

Bethany [email protected]

ZUMBAZumba: Mon/Tues/Wed – 7:00 PM

Sat – 9:00 AMErica Roselius, 285-3431,

[email protected]

OPEN PLAY HOURS Days: Begins at 9:00 a.m., every day Evenings: 5:30 – 8:30 p.m., Monday & Wednesday

COURT RULES AND ETIQUETTE 1) Losers rotate out after each game if others waiting to play. 2) Winners rotate out after two games if there are 4 or more players waiting to play.

3)With6ormoreintheseatedarea,theorangeflagcomesout–means4off & 4 on for Courts 1-2-4.

CHALLENGE COURT #3 1) Challenge Court will become active when there are 20 or more players participating. 2)Winnersrotateoffaftertwogamesifthereare4ormorechallengingCourt#3.

All Tennis Classes are taught by Head Tennis Pro Rick Traeger, Assistant Pros Mike Lechter & 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.

ADULT TENNIS CLASSES MORNING CLASSES ($15 per class)

CARDIO TENNIS Mon, Wed: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m.

DOUBLES CLINIC Tues: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m..

DRILL CLASS Fri: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m..

EVENING CLASSES ($10 per class)CARDIO CLASS:

Mon: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.GETTING STARTED OR RESTARTED

Mon: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.INTERMEDIATE

Wed: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.ADVANCED

Tues: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.

JUNIOR TENNIS CLASSESBEGINNING

Mon, Wed: 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Tues, Thurs: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $40 for 4 classes

ADVANCED BEGINNING Mon, Wed: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Tues, Thurs: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $40 for 4 classes

INTERMEDIATE Mon, Wed: 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. Class Fees: $96 for 8 classes

ADVANCED Mon, Wed: 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $96 for 8 classes

2018 JUNIOR SUMMER CAMPSCamps will be held Monday through

Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Non-members welcome!

Week #1 June 18–June 22 Week #2 June 25–June 29 Week #3 July 9-13 Week #4 July 16-20 Week #5 July 23-27 Week #6 August 13-17 Week #7 August 20-24

FEES$100.00 for one camp.

$160.00 for two camps or two kids in same family.

$70.00 per camp for three or more.


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MondaythruThursday

4:00‐4:45 Red4:45‐5:30 White5:15‐6:15 Blue(15mindryland)6:00‐7:15 Senior(15mindryland)

EVENT LOCATION DAY DATE TIME

BacktothePoolParty PoolDeck Monday April30 4:00PMWelcomeBackFiesta PoolDeck Monday May7 4:00PM

PictureDay LFIIPool Monday May14 4:00PMIntrasquadMeet LFIIPool Sunday May20 7:30AMsign‐inGreenValley GreenValley Saturday June2 7:30AMsign‐inGreenbrook Greenbrook Saturday June9 7:30AMsign‐inPacificSands LFIIPool Saturday June16 7:30AMsign‐inHarborView HarborView Saturday June23 7:30AMsign‐inRelayFinals TBD Saturday June30 12:30PMsign‐in

4thofJulyParade Toledo/ETHS Wednesday July4 9:30AMNewportHills LFIIPool Saturday July14 7:30AMsign‐inGreenValley LFIIPool Saturday July21 7:30AMsign‐inLeagueFinals TBD Saturday July28 7:30AMsign‐in

GENTLE YOGA CLASS Tuesdays & Thursdays at 5:30 PM

If you have never tried yoga before, or have not practiced it in a long time, this class isforyou!DianeMeyersonofferstwoeveningclassesperweektoprovideasmany opportunities as possible to participate. In this class, postures are present-edinanaccessiblemannerwitheasydirections,andmodificationswhen appropriate. This softer, gentler approach will provide an excellent interlude in your day and week! Contact Diane at 701-9307.

RecreationRecreationArgelia Jimenez

949•586•0860x29, [email protected]

AQUA FIT AquaFitclassesnowofferedatSun&SailClub.Theclassincorporateshigh-intensity interval & strength training to give participants a full body workout without the negative stress to knees & hips.

Benefits Improved cardio & strength endurance, weight loss.Classes: Tues/Thurs 10:00 a.m., Sat 9:00 a.m. Instructor: Bethany Glenwinkel, [email protected]

UPCOMING ATTRACTIONS

DRIVEN FITNESS CROSS TRAINING• LOSE WEIGHT • GAIN ENERGY

• INCREASE STRENGTH • IMPROVE ENDURANCE • BOOST CONFIDENCE

DrivenFitnessCrossTrainingusesbasicfitnesstoolsand state-of-the-art training programs to achieve maximum results.

Each class includes cardio, strength training and core exercises.Our program is perfect for individuals who could work out in a gym but

prefer training with like-minded people in the comfort of their own surroundings. Choose from a variety of classes based on your goals and abilities.

Try our program out for two weeks for only $25!Offeringclassesasearlyas6:00a.m.andafterworkattheSun&SailClub.See our complete schedule at www.DrivenFitnessNow.com. Workouts in a group setting not for you? Semi-private and private sessions are available.

Contact us today to get started: Erica Roselius, Founder & Head Coach949-285-3431 or [email protected]

Please Note: Attendance at any of Lake Forest II MHOA events or programs

constitutes permission to have your picture published in our newsletter

or on our website.

DOLPHINS Returning for a Great Season!

If you are interested in joining, you can sign up online at https://lf2dolphins. swimtopia.com. Contact Laura Magwood ([email protected])with any questions about the Dolphins.

Afternoon practices will continue as follows, until school is out.April 30 – June 14

No practice on Monday, May 14, 2018, for Picture Day. No practice on Memorial Day, Monday, May 28, 2018IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER FOR MAY, JUNE AND JULY


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Lake Forest II Recreation...continued

CAMPCO REGISTRATION IS UNDERWAY Campers will have an amazing summer at the Sun & Sail Club while making new friends, participating in team-building activities, conducting science experiments, going on scavenger hunts, connecting with nature, and getting the complete summer day camp experience!

Daily themes, such as CampCo Olympics, wet and wild parachute games and water balloon relays, provide fresh activities foreachday.Campdaysarealsofilledwithtraditionalcampsongs, crafts, games, afternoon swimming, water play and more. CampCooffershigh-qualityfun,safeandeducationalchildren’sday camps for both pre-schoolers (aged 3-5) and school aged children (5-12). In addition, a Teen CIT (Counselor in Training) Programisofferedforthoseaged12-17lookingforworkexperience. For further information on CampCo or to register for one of their programs, please go to www.CampcoDayCamps.com. You can also contact them by phone at (949) 643-9008.

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’thaveapartner?Noproblem,we’llhelpyoufindone!Contact Sue at [email protected].

JAY’S HOMECARE & REPAIR

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. Plumbing Repair/Replacement – Sinks, Toilets, Faucets Garage and Closet Organizers

● OUTSIDE YOUR HOME ● Complete Exterior House Painting Landscape Lighting Installed or Repaired 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

Sunday, June 3, 2018 – 3:00 p.m.Lake Forest Sun and Sail Club 24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest

Beloved choruses and arias from opera and musical theatre will be featured. Musical highlights of the program will include selections from the musical Oklahoma! which had its premier 75 years ago, a tribute to composer Leonard Bernstein in honor of his 100th birth anniversary, and music by Johann Strauss, Georges Bizet, Giacomo Puccini, Victor Herbert, and Gilbert and Sullivan among others. Featured soloists will include sopranos Laurel Coote and Diana Far-rell, mezzo soprano Barbara Griffith, tenor Jason Francisco, baritone Daniel Wilson, and bass Mark Poarch. It is a program promising that you will leave humming many familiar melodies.

Tickets: $15.00For additional information or to order tickets on line:

www.festivalsingers.net

PICKLEBALL 101 | INTRO TO PICKLEBALL TUESDAY 9:30 A.M. - 10:30 A.M. OR THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M.PICKLEBALL 202 | INTERMEDIATE PICKLEBALL TUESDAY 10:30 A.M. - 11:30 A.M. OR THURSDAY 10:00 A.M. - 11:00 A.M.$27 PER CLASS OR $199 FOR 8 CLASSES


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A Message from the Sun & Sail Women's Club

Our last meeting of the year will be held on May 15th when thenewofficersfor2018-2019willbeinstalled.Asouryearcomes to a close, we look back at the success we have had with our charitable donations throughout the year. With your help, we have been able to gift three times a year, $200 each, to South County Outreach, Orange County Rescue Mission and Isaiah’s House for their Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter Meals. Your support of our events has made that possible, along with donations to other designated charities. For that we are grateful. THANK YOU. Our Easter Egg Hunt was held on March 31st for the youth in our Association. I want to thank all of our volunteer members who helped that morning! Once again, we were assisted by the Lion Heart Girls, who hid the prized eggs, and helped with the prize booth and the line for pictures with the Easter Bunny. They have been a great help to us throughout the year at our events, and we are fortunate to have them. The next event on our schedule is our Spaghetti Dinner/Dance being held on May 18th with entertainment by Doug Houston. Tickets are still available! They are $20 each and tables of 10 maybe reserved when purchased together and noted on purchase sheet. Hope to see everyone there for a fun evening of eating and dancing! Look for our booth during the Sun & Sail Clubs Open House on May 19th We will have members there to answer questions about the Sun & Sail Women’s Club and their charitable work. Membership forms will be available for anyone interested in joining our group. Over the summer, we will hold our Annual Military Baby Shower on August 5th. It’s not too early to start thinking about how you may help this incredible event that your own Sun & Sail Women’s Club puts on honoring those who pro-tect our freedom. Donations may be left at the front desk of the Clubhouse to the attention of the President or Treasurer of the Women’s Club. For more information call Nancy Snider, 949-830-8636. Our regular meetings will resume in September with our Wine & Cheese Social on September 18th at 6:00 p.m. Plan to join us and join in the fun. In closing, I want to wish all the Moms out there a very Happy Mother’s Day.

JoAnne Gillespie, [email protected]

Lake Forest Garden Club. The May 2018 Lake Forest Garden Club meeting will be held on Friday, May 18th, at the Beach and Tennis Club, 22921 Ridge Route. The May program will feature the Orange County Master Food Preservers. They will provide guidance for preparing to preserve the coming season’s garden harvest and how to prepare this year’s garden bounty. The meeting begins at 9:30 AM with the program starting at 11:00 AM. Come and learn more about the joys of gardening at a LFGC meeting. Visit the new LFGC website at:

www.lakeforestgardenclub.net/ May is a big month for the Lake Forest Garden Club. On Saturday May 12, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., the club’s largest annual fundraiser is held. The world renowned LFGC Annual Plant Sale and Garden Boutique will be held at the front parking lot of the Beach and Tennis Club. There will be cut flowerarrangementsforMother’sDay(onMay13th), succulent containers, planted baskets, plants for your vegetable garden and landscaping plants. In addition there is a “Fabulous Finds” boutique with a variety of ‘must have’ items. One of thehighlightsofthedayistheraffle.Thisyearitwillfeaturesomeuniqueandspecialitems.Raffleticketsare$1eachorfor$20yougetthenumberofticketsfromfingertiptofingertipof a pair of outstretched arms.


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COMMUNITY NEWS

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Coyote Sightings in Lake Forest II Neighborhoods

TheAssociationhasbeennotifiedof a number of coyote sightings in the daytime and early evening hours in a number of Lake Forest II neighborhoods. Coyotes may prey on cats and other small animals, particularly in or near wooded areas. But they have no fear of ranging further from wooded areas and prowling in the middle of tracts. The Animal Care Services agency of the County of Orange advises that coyotes are found in all parts of Orange County, including urban areas, and are not particularly fearful of humans. Animal Care Services recommends that you take the following steps to protect you, your pets, and your property from nuisance animals such as coyotes and other wildlife:• Fenceoffanimalenclosures(fullyencloseifpossible).• Keep small children, cats and small dogs indoors or in

the close presence of an adult.• Feed pets indoors. • Store trash in covered heavy-duty containers.• Keep yards free from potential shelter such as thick

brush and weeds.• Enclose the bottoms of porches and decks.• Eliminate potential food and water sources, such as

fallen fruit.For more detailed information, please visit http://www.ocpetinfo.com/coyoteinfo.htm

Mother's Day Facts• The first Mother's Day was celebrated in 1908 by Anna Jarvis

honoring her mother Ann. In 1868, Ann Jarvis had established ‘Mother's Friendship Day', her motivation to reunite families after the Civil War. Ann died in 1905, before Mother's Day became a holiday.

• In 1912, Anna Jarvis trademarked both ‘Mother's Day' and ‘the second Sunday in May'. Mother's Day became a recognized holiday in 1914 in the United States.

• The holiday was then adapted into many other countries. Mother's Day is celebrated in close to 50 countries in different parts of the world.

• By the 1920s it had become so commercialized already that Anna Jarvis was disappointed.

• Approximately 122 million phone calls are made to moms on Mother's Day in the United States.

• The amount of money spent on Mother's Day in the U.S. is ap-proximately $14 billion.

• Common gifts on Mother's Day include: flowers, dinner or lunch in a restaurant, jewelry, gift cards, clothing and treats such as a trip to a spa. Books, CDs, housewares and gardening tools are popular gifts as well.

• Of all the flowers bought for holidays, one quarter are purchased for Mother's Day.

• The most common flower for Mother's Day is the carnation; pink and red for mothers who are alive and white for those who have passed away. Legend states that carnations were made from the tears of Jesus’ mother when she wept at his feet when he was crucified.

• Research has proven that there are actually health benefits to receiving flowers.♥♥Happy Mother's Day♥♥


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RESIDENTS’ ADSCUSTOM WINDOW COVERINGS Blinds, shades, drapery. Motorization available. Fabric for custom bedding, pillows & furniture reupholstery. Complimentary consultation. Linda 949-836-2208, [email protected].

LEARN PHOTOSHOP Learn in your own home. I teach Photoshop, Elements and how to use your digital camera. Contact Art at 714-742-8949 or [email protected].

KNIFE SHARPENING Professional, guaran-teed. Call Matt at 949-614-6886.

OCGAZEBOS WEDDING ARCHES Rent Arches/Arbors, Décor, Canopy/Chuppahs & columns. Visit www.OCgazebos.biz.

TILE & STONE CONTRACTOR Bath-room remodels, fireplaces, kitchens, and floors. Licensed & bonded. Gary Mucha 714-227-7916. [email protected] www.muchatileandstone.com.

TheDress4You.com Custom-made dresses, pants, tops, & more. Great prices! All ages. Most garments completed in 24/48 hrs. Lisa 322-4035.

BURN FAT & GAIN ENERGY I SLEEP like a baby every night, do you? Do you have ample ENERGY for your day and your family? Send me a text or call me. I will send a 4 minute video. 714-915-9141.

AVON Call me to order your favorite products, findoutwhat’snew,orlearnabouttheAvonopportunity. Independent Representative, Jeanine, 837-0229.

WINDOW CLEANING 1 & 2 stories. Refer-ences upon request. Please call Candee at 714-326-6432.

PIANO TEACHER Good prices. 347-351-7418.

AFFORDABLE TREE REPORTS Preserve and protect your trees with a health assess-ment. Call Master Arborist Mark Rockwood 949-439-2111.

Residents’ Ads may be placed by Lake Forest II residents who are offering items for sale or part-time services only. The cost is $1.50 per 26-character line. Display (Business) Ads are available in three standard sizes for purchase on a monthly basis or in discounted multi-month packages. Contact Bruce Cook, Editor, 586-0860, Ext. 12, or email [email protected], for more information and space availability. Ad forms are available at the Front Desk and at www.lf2.org, in the Resource Center, "Mainsheet" file.

ELVIS TRIBUTE ARTIST Have Elvis sing at your next party. I sing his songs from the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s. Call Rob at 949-545-1522.

TV INSTALLATIONS Audio/Video design, security cameras, sales & installation. Residential, corporate & commercial. SoundvisionAV.com 949-466-5145.Lic#867757.

PROFESSIONAL FRENCH TEACHER Good prices. 347-351-7418.

ATTORNEY Small business issues, real estate, landlord-tenant, construction, corps. Representation with a personal touch. Reason-able rates. Rob Gibson. 949-354-2361.

HEALTH INS. QUESTIONS? I am happy to assist with any questions regarding Health & Life Ins., LTC, and Medicare Supplement Plans. CA. License 0739302 since 1987, LF resident 23 yrs. Call Steve @ 633-9930 or email [email protected].

DMV TEST PREPARATION Senior brushup in your car, driver ’s safety evaluation, private defensive driving, DMV written test prep. Over 20 yrs experience. Call Lisa 714-968-4339.

LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER Affordable&Fun.Specializing in families, weddings & more. www.amycaptureslove.com. 714-916-8782.

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTARY Local in Lake Forest II community. $15 per signature or $10 each for 5 or more. Please text Angela at 949-290-7670 or email at [email protected].

NOTARY PUBLIC I come to you. 24/7. Ed 714-341-0475.

MATH TUTORING Credentialed Teacher. All Levels. Kim 310-408-5481.

GLASS POOL SERVICE Weekly mainte-nance and repair on pools and spas. 10 years experience, licensed and insured. Free es-timates. Please call Brady. 949-412-0769. www.glasspoolsoc.com.

LAKEVIEW LEARNING CENTER PRESCHOOL At the Beach & Tennis Club

22921 Ridge Route Drive, Lake Forest(949) 837-6100, Ext. 134

www.lfca1.com5-Star Rated by Success by Six

Discounts offered to Lake Forest II Members

Director: Sylvia Meng

NEWSTHURSDAY NITE BAR ON HIATUSSunday Funday Starts 5/19 & 5/20

With the start of the Sunday Funday.bar at the Exercise Pool from 1 pm – 5 pm every Sunday (and Saturday only on 5/19)

thru Labor Day, Thursday Night Bar will be on hiatus thru the summer. Look for its return in September.

EUCALYPTUS MORATORIUM RESUMESNo cutting of Eucalyptus trees

Apr 1st –Oct 31st See www.lf2.org for

Emergency Permit procedures

EVENTSSTAR WARS FAMILY NIGHT

Celebrating National Space Day with Star Wars themed activities, crafts,

entertainment, snacks + a special indoor screening of

Star Wars: The Force Awakens (PG-13) @ LF Sports Park, 28000 Rancho Parkway,

6 p.m. admission is free, for info call (949) 273-6960

May 4

RANCHO DAYS FIESTA @ HERITAGE HILL

Explore the rich history of OC’s rancho era thru hands-on activities, crafts, music &

dance. 11 a.m. – 3 p.m., $3/person, free under 3 @ Heritage Hill Historic Park,

25151 Serrano Rd for info, call (949) 923-2230

May 5LAKE FOREST FARMERS MARKETFree for vendors and shoppers alike.

@ LF Sports Park 28000 Rancho Pkwy, 4:30 pm – 7:30 p.m.

for info, call (949) 273-6971May 9 & 23

PRELUDE IN THE PARKA celebration of music by ETHS ensembles

pre-concert activities start at 3:30 p.m. concert starts at 4:30 p.m. @ Pittsford Park,

21701 Pittsford Dr. for info call (949) 461-3450

May 1911th ANNUAL

ALISO CREEK CLEAN-UP DAY Join other Lake Forest residents, community groups & other volunteers in removing litter from a portion of the Aliso Creek Trail. Par-ticipants will be supplied with gloves, trash bags, reacher sticks, snacks, beverages, sunscreen & riverbed clean up shirts. Co-sponsored by City & Wal-Mart. All welcomed, minors must be with an adult. Signed waiver form required to partici-pate. Wear appropriate clothing & footwear, and a hat.

Meetup @ Cherry Ave & Fernbank St. (s/o Cherry Park – park your car

on Cherry Ave) 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

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