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Board of Directors
Holishor Association Inc.
President: Bob Lowrance (15-18) (618) 530-6220 59 Boxwood • Edwardsville lowco45@sbcglobal.net
#1 Holiday Point Parkway Edwardsville, IL 62025 www.holidayshores.us
Vice President: Jeanne Martin (16-19) (618) 650-9176 1823 Port Lane • Worden Jbrtmrtn@gmail.com Treasurer: Shaun Diltz (16-19) (618) 420-5767 695 Blvd De Cannes • Edwardsville shaunddiltz@gmail.com
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8am - 4:30pm Closed 12-1pm for lunch Fax....................................................................................... 618-656-7262 Phone.................................................................................. 618-656-7233
Secretary: Steve Yates Jr. (618) 806-4357 1985 Sextant • Worden Bensdad2011@hotmail.com
Association Manager - Glenn Dalton.............................. Ext. 1 hsmgr@madisontelco.com Closings & Accounts - Angie Webster................................ Ext. 2 hsactg@madisontelco.com Public Safety Lead - Matt Schaeffer.................................... Ext. 3 hssafety@madisontelco.com General Information - Brandy Skelton.............................. Ext. 4 hsoffice@madisontelco.com Holiday Times - Brandy Skelton...................................Ext. 4 hsoffice@madisontelco.com Maintenace/Building Inspector - Rob Frey...................... Ext. 6 hsgm@madisontelco.com or Cell 618-567-6551 Public Safety Cell................................................................... 531-7923 Maintenance Building......................................................... 656-9442
Director: David Decker (14-17). (618) 637-9016 1184 San Juan Dr. • Edwardsville tenpt@madisontelco.com Director: Monte Thus (15-18).(314) 402-6263 6 Cedar Court • Edwardsville 4montet@att.net Director: Michael Hawks (618) 593-3139 585 Clover • Edwardsville Mhawks52510@gmail.com
Utilities HS Sanitary District (water & sewer).......................... 656-4933 www.holidayshoressanitarydistrict.us hssd2@sbcglobal.net Ameren IP (gas)......................................................... 1-800-755-5000 Gas Leaks..................................................................... 1-800-755-6000 www.ameren.com
Attention Advertisers Deadline for the Holiday Times is the 10th of the month by 4 pm. All ads and articles can be submitted by email to hsoffice@madisontelco. com. Items to be scanned can be brought into the Holishor Office during normal business hours or dropped in the overnight drop box. For rates or any other questions, please email Brandy at htimes@madisontelco.com
Madison Communications.................................... 1-800-422-4848 (cable, telephone, internet) www.gomadison.com Allied Waste (trash).............................................................. 656-6883 www.disposal.com Southwestern Electric (electric)......................... 1-800-637-8667 www.sweci.com AT & T (phone)......................................................... 1-800-244-4444 To locate underground utilities1-800-892-0123 www.julie1call.com
The Holiday Times is published monthly by the Holishor Association, Inc. as an official source of information for Holiday Shores property owners. No part of this monthly publication December be reproduced, in any form, except with permission from the association.
Emergency Numbers EMERGENCY...................................................................................911 Madison County Sheriff..................................................... 692-4433 Tree House Wildlife Rescue.............................................. 466-2990 Twin Rivers Search and Rescue...................................... 258-0440 Public Safety............................................................................. 531-7923 Animal Care and Control.................................618-692-1700 2
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Table of Contents ACE TECH Computer Services Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Anita Lemon Piano & Voice Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 ALJETS Automotive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Arbor Masters Tree Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 A&W American Food Summer Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Bev George . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44-45 & 48 Board of Directors Meetings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-31 Campbell Business Services, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Church Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Classified Listings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Comedy Night at the Shores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Committees & Clubs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Community Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Concelled Carry Classes for Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Corey Murphy's Riverbend Outdoor Services . . . . 38-39 DK’s Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 DK – Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Family Fun Health & Fitness Jam 2017 . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Ginger'z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Holiday Shores Baptist Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 & 40 Holiday Shores Dinner Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Holiday Shores Garden Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Holiday Shores Golf Scramble . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Holiday Shores Marina Boat Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Holiday Shores On the Lake Movie Night . . . . . . . . . . 13 Holiday Shores Realty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Holiday Shores Seniors Game Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Holiday Shores Trunk or Treat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 & 17 Holishor Assoc Affirmation Document . . . . . . . . . 32-35 Johnston Law Offices, P.C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 JNT Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Krone’s Auto Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Laser Tag & Video Gaming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Madison Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Majestic Concrete, Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Manger’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 New China Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Notice Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Parker Contracting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Perica Law Firm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Public Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Rock-N-Shoreline Mobile Barge Services . . . . . . . . . . 38 Rooter Man Plumbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 R & Z Shorestation Boatlifts & Docks. . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Schmidt & Son Heating and Cooling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Schmitt Door Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Suzanne Vogel Attorney at Law . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Tarrant & Harman Real Estate & Auction Co . . . . . . . 37 Tiger Docks Waterfront Specialists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Tiki Bar Golf Scramble . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Wayne's Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Zumba Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
659-2300 or 659-0300 24 Hr cell & text Scott Krone • Owner/Technician ASE Certified • Est. 1994 New & Used Tires • Brakes • Suspension Preventative Maintenance • Belts & Hoses Trailer Repair • Outdoor & Indoor Storage 2nd Location / Holiday Shores, Official Opening TBA (once further details are in place) Available for certain repairs now, by appointment Call for details, always available for questions. Thank You!! Scott Krone & Family 7221 St. James Drive, Edwardsville, IL 62025 USA
9384 Schaefer Rd. Staunton, IL 62088 Complete Plumbing Sewer & Drain Cleaning New Construction Portable Jetter Service Remodel Camera Inspection & Sewer Lines Service & Repairs Over 30 Years Experience Septic Tanks & Lic# PL180756 Grease Trap Plumbing Alton/Godfrey: (618)465-3170 Collinsville: (618) 344-4320 Edwardsville: (618) 692-9350 Granite City: (618) 452-7775
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DK’s MARKET
225 West State Street Hamel, IL 62046 618-633-2828 Monday-Saturday 8am-8pm Sunday 9pm-6pm Fresh Cut Meats • Beer, Liquor, Wine and Ice Hot and Cold Deli Department • Dk’s Fried Chicken Fresh Produce • Full Grocery Department Gifts and Greeting Cards
Tuesday 4pm-7pm Chicken Special 8 pc chicken $8.99 8 pc chicken meal w/2 large sides and 4 rolls $16.99 BBQ Thursdays are BACK (weather permitting and while supplies last)
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PUBLIC SAFETY The summer season is coming to a close. The lake activity is going through its transition from sunrise-sunset, non-stop, to an evening and weekend treat. The crowds of beach goers are starting to thin. Unfortunately, this is normal. It does not help that we are experiencing mild temperatures that may lead one to believe an early fall may be on the horizon. You will not hear any complaints coming from Public Safety on this issue; however, I am sure we are far from done with the scorching days of late summer. With summer routines exiting stage left, the onslaught of school activities and holiday preparations are starting to push into the lives of many. You will soon be buzzing from one place to another: home to work, work to school activities, school activities to home, and somehow trying to cram in dinner, work responsibilities, assisting with school work, etc. Make no mistake, our students, kindergarten to college, will be right with you as they juggle home, school responsibilities, and trying to fit in the hang out with Bobby/Suzie time. During these hectic times, it is not very difficult to get lost in your day to day borage of duties. This is when it is imperative that we maintain focus on our surroundings. The days are getting shorter. Buses will soon be picking up before sunrise, and dropping off after sunset. Weather conditions will change. Drivers of all ages must be aware of these activities and impending road conditions. The students must double check before crossing streets, walk facing traffic, and although it may not be “Popular” to do so, wear some type of clothing/ backpack with reflective material on it. Together as a team, we can make it a safe environment for everyone. Over the last few weeks, we have been experiencing an issue with subjects ringing doorbells and running away. This is a community-wide problem. In many cases, the incidents are occurring in the early morning hours when Public Safety is not normally on duty, and the subjects are using cars, trucks, and golf carts to move around from area to area in quick fashion. We are taking measures to adjust coverage during offpeak times, and the Madison County Sheriff’s Department has been made aware of the situation. However, we need the membership’s help. If you witness activity of a suspicious nature occurring during these late evening/early morning hours, please, record as much information as possible regarding the persons, vehicles, etc., and notify the Sheriff’s Dept. and Public Safety. Hopefully with increased presence and the students going back to school, we can stem this issue before it develops into something of a more serious nature. If you have any questions, concerns, etc. please contact Public Safety. Sincerely, Matt Schaefer HSPS Lead Officer 618-656-7233 ext. 3 618-531-7923 hssafety@madisontelco.com
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Manager's Report by Glenn Dalton Our lake is at normal pool and the water quality excellent for all recreational pursuits. Our Annual Fishing Committee Meeting is scheduled for 15 August at 7:00 pm.. Fred Cronin, IDNR Biologists, will be in attendance and discussion will center on our Management Plan and fish stocking. All are welcome to attend.
property infraction, no communication between us exist and no action is taken to correct the infraction. Our only recourse is court action and if we prevail the member is responsible for the fine, our attorney’s fees and correction of the violation. If there is communication we are simply looking for a realistic time line for compliance and if the member feels it is unwarranted or incorrect, recourse is available through the Hearing Committee and if not satisfied the member can appeal to the Board of Directors. We all want to enhance the property value of our investment and we can by simply complying with our instruments.
Last week, after dark, Public Safety received a call concerning a watercraft that was disabled, tied up to a dock down lake from their residents and wanted us to tow them back to their dock. Due to the liability and danger involved in towing after dark our procedure is not to do this. We will assist to secure the watercraft at the closest place possible, give the owners a ride back to their dock and first thing in the morning, during daylight, assist them in towing their watercraft back to their dock. This common sense procedure protects us all and please understand our Public Safety Officers are simply following the dictated procedure and due to the nature of this procedure are not permitted to vary.
Regards, Glenn
School will be back in session very soon and our concern specifically is the children’s ingress and egress between home and the school bus stop. Many parents will provide transportation and there may be congestion in the area of the school bus stop and children darting across the streets. Please slow down and be aware of the children as they traverse the area.
Aubree & Robert Stephens Bill & Trisha Voracheck Patricia Huber Dornino Ciabottoni Tyler Zeller Bart & Brett Schwalb Jeffrey & Mary Grimaud
In good faith we need to insure all our membership is aware we are currently taking action to preclude fines from escalating to a point they would be considered unpayable. In the past we allowed the fine to escalate; however, we now reach a point in the process where we seek court action to enforce our rules. An example would be you are cited for a maintenance of 6
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The Holishor Association, Inc. Board of Directors have suspended the rights and priviileges of the following members for not complying with Holishor Covenants, Bylaws or Rules as of September 1, 2017
Adair, Jason
Hayes, Beau
Roberts, Daniel & Danielle
Anderson, Elizabeth &
Higgins, Alicia
Robinson, Michael & Jaunita
Hill, John & Judith
Russo Development
Alexander, Roosevelt
Howard, Ronald & Lisa
Severs, B.J
Ashby,Donald
Hubler, John
Sherrill, Christpoher & Kristen
Bauer, Greg & Melissa
Hull, Ronald & Roberta
Steele, Nicholas & Lisa
Becker, Kimberly
Hultz, Sean
Thompson, David & Sara
Bell, Michael & Diane
Hunter, David & Janice
Ross & Anita Bogle
Burnside, William
Jasper, Aleasa
James & Traci Castevens
Cavalie, Kai
Life is Good Trust James, Bernice, Mark Fahey
James England
Coleman, Jayma
Thomas & Lois Hayes
Lisa & Jeramiah Feldman
Coleman, Skylar
Linton, Matthew & Jessica
Jose & Natasha Guifarno
DeWerff, Aaron
NiByrd
John & Judith Hill
Dunnavant, Richard & Jillian
Mahoney, Bryan & Joan
Ron & Patricia Karns
Fletcher, Jerome
Miller, Gerald & Karen
Cheryl Layton
Fox, Charles & Sonja
Moffitt, Edward
Joyce Lynch
Gengler, Betty
Prestito, Tammy
Richard Madison Jr.
Goodwin, Jan
Reiske, Fred & Brenda
James Patton
Greer, Jay
Renko, Ryan
Lexy Schlemer
Hagstrom, Katherine
Rickard, Randy
IF YOUR PET IS LOST OR STOLEN, WILL YOU BE PREPARED?
Don't forget your building permit! Building Committee Meetings take place in the Holishor Office at 6:30pm on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of every month. All building permit applications must be turned into the Holishor office 7 days prior to the meeting. Application packets are available in the office or online at www.holidayshores.us
Our PROTECTED PET ID Program allows Public Safety Officers the following information on your pet when you participate:
Building Committee Updates:
Refunds .......................................... 9 Pool (Above) .................................. 1 Dock III............................................ 1 Fences ............................................ 1 Extension (Garage) ....................... 1
2 photos of your pet (front and side view) Owner Contact Information Unusual markings and behaviors
Allows us to return your pet to you instead of calling Animal Control!
Contatct the Holishor Office for information on participating in the program
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Committees & Clubs Boating Rules & Regulations Chair: Ben Kelly Paul Worthey Keith Schultz Roger Rawson
We are always looking for new members & volunteers, if you are interested give the chair a call and get involved!
Finance Committee Chair: Shaun Diltz – 618-420-5767 David Decker Ray Garber Tony Harris David Maibaum Angie Webster
Building Committee Chair: Mike Parker Rob Frey Mark Mantei Brad Krome
Communication and Media Chair: Laura Scaturro 978-1023 Rich Fennell Donna Hedin Justin Patterson Melinda Patterson Shaun Diltz
Social Committee Chair: Greg Horta Gregory.horta@gmail.com Vice Chair – Autumn Parker Secretary – Treasurer – Stacy Decker
Hearing Committee Chair: Bob Lowrance Gerry Theodore Brian Sciranko Mike Parker Roger Rawson Alan Huelsmann
IT Committee Chair: Rich Fennell Justin Patterson Shaun Diltz
Garden Club Chair: Joyce Brendle 656-4257 Vice President- Patti Brown Secretary – Mary Henderson Secretary – Kathy Austin Treasurer – Jan Tolliver
Lake Management Committee Chair: Keith Schultz Gerry Theodore Monte Thus Don Austin Tom Hough
Nominating Committee Jeanie Votruba – 656-2535 Joe & Peggy Roth
Senior Club Chair: Kathy Austin 692-6054 Vice Chair: RuthAnn Sedleck Treasurer: Kathy Wilhite Secretary – Mary Henderson
Public Safety Committee Chair: Darren Onwiler –407-5349 Glenn Dalton Matt Schaefer Dave Decker Gary Kluckman Ray Garber Jim O’Brien
Ski Club President Henry Halverson brfooter3@ gmail.com Vice President: Jason Wagner Secretary: Shannon Wagner Treasurer: TBD Safety Coordinator: Equip. Director: Anthony Harrell Show Director: Kevin & Carla Baugh
Covenants, Bylaws & Rules Chair: Shaun Diltz Political Action Committee Chair: Scott Webber – 618-792-6105
Fishing Committee Chair: Mike Wesley 973-7910 Mark Kennan Gary Kluckman
Village Investigation Committee Chair: Ken Dulle Kent Scheibel Bob Lowrance Monte Thus Andrea Pohlman Donna Murphy Scott Webber Jim McCann Gerry Theodore Roger Groth Ray Garber Real Estate Committee Chair: Alan Campbell Ray Garber Linda Thus Kim Unfried
REMINDER
Sunrise & Sunset DAY A.M. P.M. 1 6:29 7:31 2 6:30 7:30 3 6:30 7:28 4 6:31 7:27 5 6:32 7:25 6 6:33 7:23 7 6:34 7:22 8 6:35 7:20 9 6:36 7:19 10 6:37 7:17 11 6:38 7:16 12 6:38 7:14 13 6:39 7:12 14 6:40 7:11 15 6:41 7:09
Tiki Bar Bass Club Chair: Alan Boeser 406-9667 Vice Chair: Kevin Suttles 210-8076 Secretary: Paul Worthey Treasurer: Kyle David
2017 Dues & Assessments are due September 1st. They can be paid in increments of: $236.00 January 1st $237.00 March 1st $237.00 May 1st Late charges are assessed on the 10th of every month.
DAY A.M. P.M. 16 6:42 7:08 17 6:43 7:06 18 6:44 7:04 19 6:45 7:03 20 6:46 7:01 21 6:46 7:00 22 6:47 6:58 23 6:48 6:56 24 6:49 6:55 25 6:50 6:53 26 6:51 6:52 27 6:52 6:50 28 6:53 6:48 29 6:54 6:47 30 6:55 6:45
BOAT DECALS
2017 Boating decals are Multi-colored. If you can't wait to be the first on the lake with your 2017 boating decals, bring in your proof of $300,000 liability insurance and your current watercraft registration as soon as your dues and assessments are paid in full. 8
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Community Events 2017 September 2017 9/5 Building Committee Meeting 6:30 (No walk-ins) 9/7 Social Committee Meeting 6:30pm 9/8 Senior Club Game Night 6:00pm 9/13 Board of Directors Meeting 7:30pm 9/14 Communications and Media Committee 7pm 9/18 Garden Club Meeting 7:00pm Clubhouse 9/19 Building Committee Meeting 6:30 (No walk-ins) 9/27 Board of Directors Meeting 7:30pm 9/29 S.C Movie Night (Sing) 6:00pm October 2017 10/3 Building Committee Meeting 6:30pm (No Walk- Ins) 10/5 Social Committee Meeting 6:30pm 10/6 S.C Comedy Night 8:00pm 10/10 Garden Club Awards Dinner 6:30pm 10/11 Board of Directors Meeting 7:30pm 10/12 Communications and Media Committee 7pm 10/17 Building Committee Meeting (No Walk-Ins) 10/25 Board of Directors Meeting 7:30pm 10/29 Trunk or Treat 3-5pm Clubhouse 10/30 Trick or Treating 6:30- 8:30pm November 2017 11/4 Ski Club Dinner Auction 11/5 S.C Mystery Dinner 11/7 Building Committee Meeting 6:30pm 11/8 Board of Directors Meeting 7:30pm 11/20 Garden Club Meeting
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Pequeña Rosalita (Cleome hybrid) Each year Garden Club members grow and nurture a competition plant. The above photo reflects this year’s selection – the pequeña rosalita. The judging will take place at this month’s meeting which is scheduled on Monday, September 18, 7:00pm, at the clubhouse. Our club relies upon Abby Dillon, the owner of La Bella Fiori Garden Center, to recommend each year’s plant. The winner’s name is kept confidential and will be announced at our annual October Guest and Awards Night on Tuesday, October 10. This month’s program is entitled “Flower Arranging Basics”. Carte Blanche Design Club members will be on hand to give a demonstration, along with tips and answers to our questions about this all-important garden topic. This meeting will be of great interest for anyone who has a flower garden and enjoys cutting and bringing the beautiful blooms into their home. Fresh flowers are a welcome addition to any room. Doesn’t this sound like a great meeting to attend if you haven’t yet been able to participate in Garden Club?? Please join us. Guests are welcome and encouraged to attend any of our meetings. We promise you will always learn something when you come as well as enjoy the camaraderie among our club members. Native Plant Community Garden Work Day This month’s work day is Saturday, September 16, 8:00-9:00am. Anyone in our community who is available to help will be most welcome! The garden is located at the north end of the lake on Biscay Drive. Bring your basic gardening tools and help weed this area. The work days are scheduled on the third Saturday of each month during the growing season. Please contact club member, Nan Adams, at nan2adams@att.net or 618-977-0029 with any questions you may have. This is a worthy and gratifying endeavor for our community. Garden Tip for September: Perennials that are done blooming may be divided and/or moved. The roots will have time to reestablish before frost. Don’t divide or move plants that thrive in fall, such as asters, mums, Russian sage and ornamental grass. *** Please continue to watch the Holiday Times for Garden Club news and details of our meetings. Guests are always welcome and encouraged to attend any of our meetings. We meet on the third Monday of each month at 7:00pm, unless otherwise stated. There are no meetings in January and February. 14
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Free Exercise Classes At the Holiday Shores Clubhouse!
Monday - 8:30 to 9:30 Yoga & 9:30 to 11:00 Stretching, Balance, Floor Exercises and Weights. Wednesday - 8:00am to 9:00am Yoga & 9:00am to 10:00am Aerobics Friday - 8:00am to 9:00am Yoga & 9:00am to 10:00am Aerobics Contact: Sandy @ 618-717-6024 Kim @ 618-659-0687
Come Join The Fun!!!!
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September 2017 Holiday TIMES - www.holidayshores.us that the Board approved has not yet been purchased. It looks as though someone was trying to get all of this pricing on their own after we had spent all of this time working. I am just trying to figure out what is going on, from my knowledge I assumed we were just waiting on the equipment to arrive so that we could move forward with the install. I feel like I have wasted my time to put all this together to have nothing done. Glenn Dalton – The equipment has been order and is beginning to come in from Ace Tech. Justin Patterson 1402 – Travis is the owner of Ace Tech, he emailed me that 95% of the equipment has been ordered also there was hold placed by Angie Webster. I am more upset about this than Rich or Shaun is. I have been doing this for about 20 years, at the Boards direction I asked to find one vendor that could supply the system and then support it after the install. That is what we had done. The office for the second time on this same project the office has gone passed their authority and got bids. I feel that I have completely wasted my time and the time of the committee and put my reputation at stake. Glenn Dalton – The issue the office was looking at was the fact that the Ace Tech bid was not giving us any warranty. We could purchase the equipment for $1000.00 less with the same manufacturer warranty. Justin Patterson 1402 – For the same reason we had the same price as you, we did all of that work. Glenn Dalton – Your bid was for $6500 Justin Patterson 1402- We priced it and at the Boards direction, I think that it was a good decision. We decided to partner with a local company that would support the equipment, whether or not we installed it. Dave Decker – When we discussed it in the Board meeting, we asked whether Ace’s bid was higher or the same as the dell bid. We were told that they were less than the Dell bid. Based on what you just said the bid from Ace was higher. Justin Patterson – Yes the Ace bid was higher because we can get the stuff at our cost and they have markup, just as any business would. They did their best to give us the equipment at cost to further build a relationship with us. I can remember you stated, that it would be best to get the equipment from the same place that would support it even if it cost us a little more money. Dave Decker – I agree with that, but during the conversation, you stated that Ace’s price was less than the bids that we had. Justin Patterson 1402 – No, It was less than the bids of the 100 vendors that were willing to bid it, not less than the bid that we had put together. Dave Decker – That may not be what you said, but that is as good as the one we had. Shaun Diltz – That may have been the confusion. Another item is that they will support the equipment. Dave Decker – If it was $100 or $200 more I would have been fine with them doing that, and my impression was that their bid was equivalent to what we had or less. Justin Patterson – From a Technical perspective the bid was exactly the same as what we gave them with our specs. From a price perspective, they were more. When we had the conversation, I advised that it would cost more through a company than to order it ourselves. The tradeoff is that ordering from the same vendor that will support it would be better for the entire project. Dave Decker – We are pretty much in agreement, the difference understanding how much more. We have been told that it is almost $1000 more. Justin Patterson – That would be right, I don’t have the exact quotes in front of me. We can purchase the items cheaper than through Ace Tech. I was on the Board that approved it, which at that point the office should have been in contact with us saying that they could do it ourselves cheaper. Glenn Dalton – Justin the equipment was ordered by you and as per email, I told you that in the future to let the office do the purchasing, I am not aware of Angie doing anything to stop this. I am not trying to undermine your committee; we have a problem with the system and have been trying to have this resolved for over a year. Rich Fennell – The office should
Date: July 12th, 2017 Attendance Board Members Present: Bob Lowrance, Jeanne Abert- Martin, Shaun Diltz, Michael Hawks, Dave Decker, and Monte Thus. Excused Absent- Steven Yates Jr. Quorum Present: Yes Others Present Rob Frey, Brandy Skelton and Glenn Dalton from the Holishor Office. Holishor Members Present: 6 Non-Members Present: 0 Proceedings Meeting called to order at 7:30 PM Pledge of Allegiance Recited Minutes of May 24th, 2017 Dave Decker- Motions to approve as amended. Jeanne AbertMartin - Seconds. All in Favor. Action: Motion carried. Transfers of Property Bob Lowrance –6 transfers of property and all triggered initiation fees. Bills & Salaries Dave Decker - Motions to approve as submitted. Monte Thus – Seconds. All in Favor. Action: Motion carried. Profit Loss Budget Information Only. . Manager’s Report Read by Glenn Dalton Public Safety Report Read By Glenn Dalton During this period 39 incident were reported, citations written 19. Animal incidents we had 6, vehicle incidents we had 3, property 3, incidents involving persons 2, alarm responses 8, incidents on the lake 13 and other incidents 4. Old Business IT Committee Rich Fenell 54 – I was just made aware that the equipment 26
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contact the committee if they would like to be involved, I am totally unaware that any of this happened. Justin Patterson – I got an email from the vendor. Rich Fennell – If someone think that they can get this cheaper, please contact us so that we can look into it. Shaun Diltz – That did come to me and we have not had a chance to talk about it. The emails came through, we were at $6200 and the office was a few hundred dollars less than Ace Tech and I thought that it was worth discussing. Do we get the Ace Tech support without ordering through them? Justin Patterson – We are bartering the support for a Holiday Times advertisement. Bob Lowrance – So, where are we on this? The equipment has been ordered and a check has already been prepared? Glenn Dalton – Yes, I have been holding it for 3 weeks now. Justin Patterson – Ace Tech has already ordered the equipment. After the approval in the last meeting I notified them that it was approved. A W-9 and invoice was provided to the office. Glenn Dalton – We did not ever give them a stop, we asked who ordered the equipment, they responded that you had ordered it. Rich Fenell – There must be a miscommunication. Dave Decker – That is not what I have heard for the last month. I have seen in the emails that we have not ordered this and we can get it cheaper elsewhere. My impression that Shaun texted you and let you know that this was going on. That was an expectation from the last meeting. Jeanne Abert-Martin – Are we moving forward with this? Shaun Diltz – If the equipment has already been ordered, then we should continue through Ace Tech. Justin, why was our bid at $6200? Justin Patterson – I do not have the paper work in front of me but I would imagine taxes and shipping would be some of that cost. Ace Tech is still providing us the support. Dave Decker – I would not pay an invoice until the materials were delivered. This check was cut before the materials were ordered. Glenn Dalton – The check was cut when we were invoiced, from there we researched and found the equipment cheaper and thought that it should be brought back to the board for discussion and resolution. Bob Lowrance – Instead of maybe bringing this back to the Board, you should have went first to work with the committee. Glenn Dalton – I did email the committee on the 16th of June. Bob Lowrance – We need to make a decision as a Board, the biggest problem was communication. I want to thank the IT Committee for their time, effort and hard work. Shaun Diltz – Motions to continue moving forward with Ace Tech to purchase equipment and support, with the IT Committee installing. Monte Thus –Seconds Michael Hawks - We are going to move forward with Ace Tech and pass up a $800 savings? We have not yet asked them if they would support with us purchasing the equipment. Shaun Diltz – It is the support of the system and time management. Michael Hawks – Do we know if Ace Tech will support the equipment if we purchase it? Jeanne Abert Martin – I think that it should be looked at more clearly. Monte Thus – I think that this needs to move forward, we have probably wasted more than $800 in man hours with our office computers not working and we are just wasting time. Dave Decker – I am personally against paying the extra money however I am going to vote for it. 1, a representative from the association placed the order, from that I feel liable. 2, they are down the road, a couple hundred bucks I think that would be ok to build that relationship. I am a believer that if we give that commitment then we should stand behind that. Thank You for your efforts. The office will work with Ace Tech, they will deliver the material and we will hand them a check. Glenn Dalton – We will contact Justin or the Committee to let them know that it has arrived. All in Favor, Dave Decker, Monte Thus, Shaun Diltz Abstained from Voting – Michael Hawks and Jeanne AbertMartin
Credit Cards Justin Patterson 1402 – I spoke with Lisa about two hours ago and she is holding at Angie’s request because she did not want to hook it up to the fax/phone line or to the network here. She is waiting on direction from us as to what to do. Glenn Dalton – We are going to designate another phone line. Justin Patterson 1402- You don’t have to. Glenn Dalton - We cannot hook it up to our fax and postage line. Justin Patterson – You absolutely can, because those devices make a phone call out to process the credit card and then it hangs up the phone, just like the fax machine and the postage meter. From a networking perspective, it works the same way; it is not connected all the time. You cannot use two devices at the same time. It would be a complete waste of money to add another phone line. Glenn Dalton – Ok. Rob, we will go with what we have then. Justin Patterson – If you are sending receiving no sensitive emails then I would say yes. Glenn Dalton – We can expect her next week with our system? Justin Patterson – You will need to set that time up with her. Glenn Dalton – Thank you and I will call Lisa. Correspondence – Jake Menendez 1378 Letter with photos. Read by Bob Lowrance Concerning street parking rules and the street easement and would like a rule in place for this type of parking. New Business Parking Rule Glenn Dalton – This is a recurring issue with members. Currently, the only rule that exist is the rule on parking of tractor trailers initiated 11/12/07. Parking of all vehicles was discussed; however, this was the only action taken. Many people have the impression that Holiday Shores having a road easement gives them the authority to park anywhere they desire. Our easement follows: Covenants, paragraph 7: Holishor, for itself, its successors, assign and licensees reserves a 15 foot wide easement along the side and rear lines of each and every lot, except for that portion of any lot which abuts the shore of Holiday Lake: with the right of ingress and egress thereon for the purpose of installing and maintaining utility lines, gas and water mains, sewer lines and drainage ditches and appurtenances thereto; together with the right to trim, cut or remove any trees or brush necessary and the right to locate guy wires, braces and anchors when necessary. Except where an owner of two or more adjoining lots constructs a building which will cross over or through a common lot line, said common lot line shall not be subject to the aforementioned ten foot easement. The only reference to parking in our Building Rules follows: All driveways will be constructed in accordance with Madison County Zoning Ordinance, Section 606.1. A minimum of 4 off-street parking spaces will be provided for all residence in accordance with Madison County Zoning Ordinance, Section 607.0. Glenn Dalton – We treat this similar to a civil matter because there is no rule on parking within that easement. Common sense would dictate that the easement is a utility easement that is for Holiday Shores, not every member of Holiday Shores. The people think that they can park wherever they want. The only time we are outside of that is with the School Bus pickups. We try to work that with the member about parking in that area and we do not have a rule about parking Bob Lowrance – If they are parked in the right of way as opposed to someone’s yard, now there is nothing we can do other than having a conversation with them. Glenn Dalton – We treat it as a civil matter between 27
September 2017 Holiday TIMES - www.holidayshores.us property owners. We are focusing on temporary parking and there are no rules. Bob Lowrance – Do we want to institute some kind of rule with this complaint? Shaun Diltz – If it is wet or rainy and someone pulls into my yard and creates a rut on my property or damage, is there something that can be done? Glenn Dalton – Common sense tells us not to do that, I do not have a rule against that and cannot tell them to take care of the damages, and it becomes a civil matter. Shaun Diltz – That come up with the bus stops. Glenn Dalton – We do try to monitor that. The only recourse would be centralized bus stops, one on the east side and one on the west side of the lake. Jeanne Abert – Martin – I would like to see something added, but I do not know what it will take. Bob Lowrance – I have seen this issue before. Glenn Dalton – The Board has looked at this in the past, it is a difficult issue. Shaun Diltz – Please provide in the next meeting the minutes of 11/12/2007 where the parking was last addressed.
Gerry Theodore 1346- There are road easements and there are utility easements. The road easements are strictly for the roads and the Expansion of the roads. This subject has come up in the past and there is really not an easy solution to it. We don’t have any place for people to park. The road easement is an easement that can be used; you really can’t keep people out of there. If you pass a rule that says they cannot park in the road easement then you will have people parking in the road and you can’t allow that either because you wouldn’t be able to drive up and down some of these roads. Greg Horta 1253 – Gives an Update about the Upcoming Heath Fair August 8th, the Vendors and Sponsorships. It will include Free Health Screening and Dental Screenings. The Rotary group will come and do the cleanup. Social Committee – The Chair of the Social Committee Mark Maendele has resigned. We are looking for members to sign up for the Social Committee.
Parking Lot Bids. Bob Lowrance – We have three bids, for reference the bids are to be sealed and two of our bidders sent their bid via email. Our Bids are as follows, JTC, $53,748.75, Arrow Asphalt $ 54,170.00, Big City Asphalt $55,176.00. Our reserve budget for this project is $80,000. Glenn Dalton – Yes. Dave Decker – We have done work with JTC in the past and been happy with their performance. Glenn Dalton – We went with JTC last year for work on our roads and we were very satisfied and we are currently using them for our patch petroleum. Shaun Diltz – Motions to go with the bidder JTC for the Parking Lot resurfacing. This is on the premise of $1050.00 for the stripping. Jeanne Abert-Martin – Seconds. Glenn Dalton – August is when we want this done. Dave Decker – Are they aware of that and able to complete it then. Glenn Dalton – Now that the bid has been accepted we take further action for scheduling. Dave Decker – how long do you propose that the parking lot will be down? Glenn Dalton – No more than two days, it will not take that long. Dave Decker – I am thinking about accessibility. Glenn Dalton - We will ask them to complete on a Monday and Tuesday for minimal impact to the facility. Conversation Ensues… All in Favor Action: Motions Carries
Monte Thus – Motions to move to executive session. Jeanne Abert- Martin – Seconds All in Favor Action: Motion Carries Meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m. to Executive Session. Meeting minutes submitted by Steven Yates Jr. Attendance Board Members Present: Bob Lowrance, Jeanne Abert- Martin, Shaun Diltz, Michael Hawks, Dave Decker, and Monte Thus. Excused Absent- Steven Yates Jr. Quorum Present: Yes Others Present Glenn Dalton from the Holishor Office. Proceedings Meeting called to order at 9:10 PM
Shaun Diltz – I have been doing some research and in regards to the sealed bid process, there is different software for internet lock boxes that can open at a designated time. Dave Decker – you may want to look at the wording of the rule because they are to be opened during the meeting.
Social Committee – Bob Lowrance - We are going to accept the resignation of Mark Maendele as acting chairman of the Social Committee. Dave Decker – Motions to move to executive session. Jeanne Abert- Martin – Seconds All in Favor Action: Motion Carries
Open Floor Ed Holder 368- We are having the same parking issues, where Madison County and Public Safety cannot do anything about it. There is a liability concern with these people being in our yard, the responsibility of the property owner having to repair their property when it is being abused on a daily basis. I do not feel that the liability should fall back on the property owner when we can’t stop them from doing it. It is the easement; I think that there needs to be some kind of rule in place.
Meeting adjourned at 9:15 p.m. to Executive Session. Meeting minutes submitted by Steven Yates Jr. Board of Directors Meetings are always held the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 7:30 pm in the clubhouse ballroom. All Holishor members are welcome to attend. If you can't attend or would like a written correspondence to the Board of Directors and send or drop off in the Holishor Office 7 days before the board meeting. This allows the board time to research
Justin Patterson 1402 – I have communication with some members who feel that the easement gives them permission to use and for the association to use your property whenever they need to. People who will have parties on your dock because of the easement, they do not understand that the easement is public property.
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www.holidayshores.us - September 2017 Holiday TIMES they want because of our easement. It is our easement, not theirs. Phil Schlemer – The easement would be her property then, she owns the easement, so technically they are on her property. Bob Lowrance – If you are in a typical municipality they have a 50ft. right of way, and typically they have 24ft wide streets. So that means that 13ft on the side of the paved street is owned by the municipality. In those areas you can park on it because it is not that particular owner’s property, although by law they still have to maintain it. With that being said, I am trying to figure out if we have right of way or just an easement. Glenn Dalton – That has been what is used in the past with the community and we have people objecting to that. As we discussed in the last meeting School Bus stops is another issue. In a lot of cases we don’t know where the property line ends. Our easement, yes it would probably go into the owner’s property as far as our road easement, but as far as where the property line ends, we don’t know. Dave Decker – Bob, the point you are trying to make is, there is a road right of way and typically it is wider than the paved road. I just want to make sure that I understand. Bob’s question to you is the road right of way and in addition to that, there is an easement. Typically in front of most property, the first part of the yard is actually the road right of way. Correct? Glenn Dalton – Yes, I agree with that. Dave Decker – In addition to that, then there is the easement, Correct? Glenn Dalton – The utility easement, yes. Bob Lowrance – So basically, it works the same as the municipalities, although it is not public road right away, it is private owned road right away, owned by the association. At this point in time, unless we make a change there is not a lot that we can do about it. Shaun Diltz – What the gentleman brought up, is that not trespassing? Bob Lowrance – Yes, if they were actually on the yard, they would be. Conversation Ensues…
Date: July 26th, 2017 Attendance Board Members Present: Bob Lowrance, Jeanne Abert- Martin, Steven Yates Jr., Shaun Diltz, Michael Hawks, Dave Decker, and Monte Thus. Quorum Present: Yes Others Present Rob Frey, Brandy Skelton and Glenn Dalton from the Holishor Office. Holishor Members Present: 9 Non-Members Present: 1 Curt Westrich with Heneghan and Associates. Proceedings Meeting called to order at 7:30 PM Pledge of Allegiance Recited Minutes of July 12th, 2017 Dave Decker- Motions to approve as amended. Monte Thus - Seconds. All in Favor. Action: Motion carried. Transfers of Property Bob Lowrance –3 transfers of property and 2 triggered initiation fees, all three were homes.
Old Business Heneghan Work Order Glenn Dalton – Curt is in attendance this evening, they have conducted the core samples and they in Milwaukee waiting to determine the type of mix we will have to have. Curt is requesting that his work order be signed so that we can go forward. There are some changes that he would like to discuss with the board, and we would want to move forward because of the timeline that we are currently faced with. Curt Westrich – I would like to give you an update, since we met June 28th, we started working on the plans to bid out the project. It was decided Tampico and Sextant. There were some items that came up that were not realized during the planning stage. NPDS permit, it was decided that it should be done as part of the project, and there were some trees that were going to be removed to do the ditching. There are mailboxes that will need to be removed and replaced. We had also given oil and chip prices based on budget that was $2.90 per linear foot and we got prices from contractors it was more in the range of 3x - 4x that cost and the reason being is that it was bid out for the entire community for miles of road and here it is for one short road. There are driveway costs, for removal and replacement and erosion control. I had sent the Work Order and we had worked on it out of good faith, at the last meeting we had found out that it had not been approved we had to stop working on the project. At this point, it will be tough to get bids, this late and it could be a time restraint. You want to do oil and chip in July and August; right now it would be August and September. If you were to go out for
Correspondence – Jake Menendez 1378 Letter with photos. Read by Bob Lowrance Follow –Up letter was submitted concerning street parking rules and the street easement and would like a rule in place for this type of parking. Bob Lowrance – Glenn you will get in contact with the neighbors about the parking? Glenn Dalton – Yes. Bob Lowrance – the reply will be that you will talk to the owners about being courtesy neighbors. Shaun Diltz – The only rule that we have for parking addresses Semi-Truck parking. Phil Schlemer 957 – I am here representing my mother, she is having the same problems. I understand easements, and the roadway easements are basically for the utilities, not the property. They are not parking easements. Her whole lot is like a park, she has sprinkler systems and it took two days to have a car removed, with the same response from her neighbors. She just wants to keep her yard nice. She is a good neighbor and wants good neighbors. Bob Lowrance - Phil brings up a good point because, it is an actual right away or an easement or is it an easement spelled out just for utilities? Glenn Dalton – It depends on your interpretation of what our covenants say. It is a utility easement but we also have a road right of way and the problem that is being experienced is everyone feels that they have the capability to park anywhere 29
September 2017 Holiday TIMES - www.holidayshores.us bid we could be looking at September or October. Glenn Dalton – We have Chip and Seal bids on the agenda for this evening, unfortunately we have only received one bid. We are going to hold the one we have and solicit more bids. The reason I am bringing that up, we would incorporate the chip and seal into his bid. Curt Westrich – Passes out the estimates for two different options, one with the oil and chip and one without. We feel that Glenn could get a better price on the oil and chip. For Tampico, the rough cost is $85,788 and the Sextant cost was $56,000. The engineering cost for designing and specs would be an additional $18,000, the cost went up due to the NPDS permitting and there was some reduction for drawing preparation minus Captains. Without the oil and chip, you will need to coordinate those projects and they would need completed within a few days. Glenn would want us to assist with the bidding process, if you do need assistance that cost could be at about $8000. Glenn Dalton – When we take this to the members, I do not have a clue as to what would be required on the remediation. I have a lot of resurfacing experience, none with remediation that is why I am asking for the assistance. Bob Lowrance – What then would the assistance be? Curt Westrich – We would put together the contract and documents, typically you would have a contract and we would develop that and it would have line items for various costs that would be included. We would work with the contractor during the bidding portion and answer any questions, if they would need information or making amendments, which would all be involved with that. We would meet with you, review the bids and check on all the qualifications of the contractors, also there are three or four contractors we would contact them as well to bid on the project. Bob Lowrance – Would you do that at an hourly rate and if so what would that rate be? Curt Westrich – We have different rates, pending who is involved with that. It could be $110 an hour to $140 an hour and it would be on a time material basis. Summarized cost with the oil and chip and engineering costs would be $177,711 and without oil and chip it would be $151,792. How would you want us to proceed? Bob Lowrance – When do we anticipate having the specs for bid? Curt Westrich – 1-2 weeks, if we are given approval of the work order. Bob Lowrance – We could solicit the bids and get them back in a week or two. I would like to get the bids and I would like to get the specs back and solicit those contractors, tell them we would like to get them back before the Board meeting. We could have you back and ask any questions that we may have. Curt Westrich – I do not yet know how long it will take for the mix design, I don’t think that they can get that back in a week time. Bob Lowrance – I would like to ask them that specifically, when the mix will be back. Dave Decker – I am struggling with the 28% increase from last time. Curt Westrich – I apologize, when I came in June we talked about the permit. We have not gotten a contract at all and tried not to get too far into it. As we got into doing the specs, these things came up and I realize it is a big difference in cost, but I wanted to bring it up. Dave Decker – I appreciate you bringing it up at this point, but a 28% increase, when our carryover is approximately $60,000. Dave Decker – We need to make a decision on the work order. Curt Westrich – We have stopped all work until the work order is signed. Dave Decker – You have an estimated of $18,000 engineering work with the mix samples, if we proceed with the design, samples of mix, is there a reason that couldn’t be utilized next year? Where I am headed with this is, I have no interest in a design/build at this point. You have
continued to state that we are pushing our days and based on our performance to this point and what we have had delivered to this point, we will not have this ready to go by the end of August. I don’t see any way for that to happen. Curt Westrich – Oil and Chip needs to be done when it is warm, and depending on the September weather you may have warm weather then too. If it gets late into September that may not be able to happen. I am very concerned that the reality of getting it done this year. Dave Decker – I am for getting this done, to me it sounds like we have the opportunity to lay the entire ground work to do this early next year. I say that we go forward like we are going to complete it this year, but I do not have the confidence that we will. Conversation Ensues… Dave Decker – Motions to approve the Work Order to perform the work for the design, specs, bid requirement and permits. Shaun Diltz – Seconds Dave Decker – We do not want to submit for any permits this year if we are not going to do it this year, we are not going to pay the guy to come out if we are not going to do anything. This $18,000 estimate, I expect to be a high estimate for the work order this year. Curt Westrich – Yes, for the amount this year because we would have some observation and would not do that work until next year. What you would get done this year is what you would be invoiced for. All in Favor Action: Motion Carried Dave Decker – We need to push as hard as we can to get this done this year. Chip and Seal Bids Noise Marina Cove Letter prepared by Glenn Dalton, Read by: Bob Lowrance We have had two members complaint this year concerning bands/karaoke being too loud at the Marina. In the package provided on the Marina you can see our past and current actions with regard to the issue. The one element you have not been briefed on is how we enforce this issue. We have no written rule, it is a Dalton rule and past Boards have accepted it and had no issue with it. We use 75 decibels, the same as indicated in our boating rules, and the reading is taken from the property line of the complaining party. This does consider the amplification of noise over water. If the reading is over 75 decibels we have the offender turn it down to be under our specification. You can also see we are 30 minutes later than the Madison County Noise Instruments at 10:30pm. Bob Lowrance – I have also received complaints. You have talked to the Marina? Glenn Dalton – I have sent them a letter, I requested that they cease at 10:30pm, limit Karaoke/Bands to weekends and holidays and the limit is 75 decibels. Bob Lowrance – The people who have also complained to me have also done so prior to this past weekend and again this weekend. Glenn Dalton – You can see that from the date of the letter that I had sent out. We try to be good neighbors. Shaun Diltz – Did they respond? Glenn Dalton – The marina has not responded to the letter. Bob Lowrance – Instead of sending letters maybe pay a visit to the Marina for a discussion, we want to be good neighbors and I am sure they want to be as well.
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Boat Decals Shaun Diltz – Being able to determine what it PWC, Boat and Non-Motorized with different stickers. The original idea was to determine that by different color stickers, but we decided to do three different shapes, one for each category. The price will jump about $100.00 for the different sticker shapes. Glenn Dalton – The staff thinks this is a great idea. Jeanne Abert-Martin – I think that the different shapes would make it easier for Angie to keep a count of the watercraft and Security. Dave Decker – would the segregation would be boat, non-motorized and pwc? Shaun Diltz – Yes Dave Decker – Motions to use three sticker shapes starting year 2018, one designated for motorized boat, one for non-motorized and one for pwc. Shaun Diltz – Seconds All in Favor Action: Motion Carries Shaun Diltz – I would like to thank Angie for getting this information together so quickly.
Social Committee Greg Horta 1253 – When approached about the Social Committee it was to finish out the year. I have someone that is under the radar to help out with these events. Bob Lowrance – I know that some of the members on the committee do not have any problem and would be happy to work with you. With respect to the committee, I do not know that we need to approve anyone I think that you would need to go to the committee. Greg Horta – I am under the impression that all the current officers have resigned. Bob Lowrance – There is one officer that is still officially on the committee, although she is not going to be for long. There are two other potential committee members. Greg Horta – As far as the officers, there is no President, Vice or Secretary. Bob Lowrance – Correct. Greg Horta – My understanding is to finish out the year with the major events, get a committee together and I would rather have the approval from the Board. I would like to put out a notice tomorrow and get a committee together, there are a lot of things going on and I would like to see these events to take place. Jeanne Abert-Martin – I am completely fine with this. Dave Decker – Bob you stated that there are four people still committee members? Bob Lowrance – My understanding, Correct. Greg Horta – If the Board does not elect me, I would rather have them assign someone for that position. Bob Lowrance – I do know that the four remaining committee members do not wish to become officers. Dave Decker Historically the committee members have elected the Social Committee position, they present it to the Board. There are two signatures required for checks. There will have to be some quick movement to make sure you will have other officers in place to cover check signing. Greg Horta – I have been President of the Social Committee before and I am aware of the committee guidelines. In a situation like this, where three of the officers have resigned, I will say this in a non-disrespectful way, the Board needs to step up and appoint the members. Dave Decker – Motions Greg Horta as the Chairman of the Social Committee. Jeanne Abert–Martin – Seconds. All in Favor Action: Motion Carried
Open Floor Greg Horta 1253 – We met with Renewal by Anderson and met with them last week, they are branching out and have a representative that is working in the area. It is another company that is looking at being at our events and sponsoring events. They would like to provide a photo booth and hand out information about their business. I wanted to make you aware of it. Dave Decker – I do not have any issues with it, you have already given them the guidelines. I would ask that if they would like to do business with the residents, that we do have advertisement for sale in the Holiday Times. Greg Horta – They did meet with Brandy and have the information for that. Rich Fennell 54 – Update on the IT, the equipment has all been received and it is at Justin’s house for the configuring and the firewall. We will not be able to install the server this weekend, but we are going to try for next week, during the week while the office is open. Phil Schlemer 957 – Spoke about the speeding and running of stop signs with in the community in regards to another member. This has been a problem for two years. I have talked with neighbors and there have been problems in other areas as well. Security cannot pull people over and I would like if the board would look into that. I will help with anything that I can, Task Force Committee… Stop signs keep honest people honest.
Postive Pay Shaun Diltz – The Bank of Edwardsville does not require two signatures and our rules indicate that they do require two signatures for checks. Positive Pay is an added security. We would cut the check and then we would contact the bank to let them know that the check was issued before they would accept it. This is to make sure we are FDIC compliant. Dave Decker – At the Finance Committee meeting, we proposed that we still require the two check signers as required by our by-laws, in addition to that we adopt the Positive Pay methodology and require two signatures on that Positive Pay statement prior to being sent to bank. We are taking it a step further. Bob Lowrance – First National does check to see that we have two signatures. Shaun Diltz – Motions to adopt Positive Pay agreement in regards to the Bank of Edwardsville, which still requires two signatures and will require two signatures on the Positive Pay statement before sent to the bank. Monte Thus - Seconds All in Favor Action: Motion Carries
Bob Lowrance – I would like to note that Pointfest went very well this year. The owners of that property do a fantastic job of organizing and there were no issues. Dave Decker – Motions to move to executive session. Jeanne Abert- Martin – Seconds All in Favor Action: Motion Carries Meeting adjourned at 8:50 p.m. to Executive Session. Meeting minutes submitted by Steven Yates Jr.
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(B2027) (B2028) (B2029) (B2031) (B2031Y) (B2030)
Treasure Dr
(C1995)
(C675)
(C669)
16-1-03-35-00-
(B2023)
(B2026Y) (C1999)
(C668)
(C667)
(B658)
(B779)
(C2000)
(C676)
(C1994)
(B664)
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Cv
(B2016)
(B2022) (B2021) (B2020)
(B2025) (B2024)
(B2026)
(C1998)
(C1997) (C1996)
(C678)
(B663)
(B659)
(B778)
(9)
Pirate
(C679)
(C677)
(C2013)
(C2009)
(C2002)
(C680)
o Ct nac
(C679Y)
co Dr
(B662) (B660)
(B777)
(C2008)
(C2015)
(C682)
(C687) (B773)
(B774)
(B776) 16-1-03-36-03-306-035
(C2012)
(C2010) (C2006)
(C2003)
(C982)
(C681)
(B772)
(6)
(C2005)
(C2007)
(C983) (C981)
(4)
(8)
(C2004)
(C980)
(C691) (C690) (C689)
(7)
(C2011)
(C979) (C984)
(B770Y)
(5)
12-1-04-31-00-000-012
(7)
(5)
(C985)
(B769) (B770)
(B764)
(B763)
(8)
(6)
(B767)
(B765)
(B761)
(4)
(C1771) (C1771)
(2)
(C703)
(C704)
(C705)
(B706)
(OL 30)
(C1768) (C1769)
(C1770)
(C1772)
(C1774) (C1773)
(B1775)
(1)
(B771)
(B174)
(C1767) (B1913)
(B1776)
(C987) (C978)
(C693)
(B766)
(B175)
(B1914)
(B1915)
(B1777)
(C1788)
(C1789)
(C1790)
(C977) (C694)
(3)
(B1757)
(C1759)
(B1912)
(C976)
(C695)
(B768)
Boulevard De Cannes
(B1752) (B1753) (B1754) (B1755) (B1756)
(C1770)
(C700) (C701) (C702)
(B750) (B751) (B752) (B753) (B754) (B755) (B756) (B757) (B758) (B759) (B760)
(B1751)
(C1763) (C1762) (C1761) (C1760)
(C975)
(C697) (C696)
(C711) (C710) (C709)
(1)
(B123)
(C1766)
(C1764)
(C1786) (C1787) (C1791)
(C1018)
(C699)
(C712)
(B745) (B746) (B747)
16-1-03-35-00-000-003
(B122)
(B1778)
(C1792)
(C1019)
(C969)
(B743)
(B739)
(B738)
(B1750)
(B1758)
(B1911) (B1916)
(C1017) (C974)
(C970)
(B1749)
(C1765)
(B1909) (B1910)
(B1908)
Tamarach Dr
(B737)
(B735) (B734) (B733)
(B120)
(B1907)
(B1917)
Westview Dr
(B736)
(B728) (B729) (B730)
(B119)
(B1745) (B1746) (B1747) (B1748)
12-1-04-31-00-000-012.001
(B1844)
(B1918)
(B1780) (B1779)
(C1020)
(C1016)
(C973)
(C971)
(C968) (C714)
(B742)
(C1015)
(O.L. 28)
(C714Y)
(B741)
(B740Y)
(B727)
15-1-09-02-00-000-006
(A1740) (A1741) (A1742) (A1743)
(B1906)
(B1920)
(B1919)
(B1781)
(C1794) (C1793)
(C1022)
(B1782)
(B1783)
(B1784)
(C1795)
Dublo on Ct
(C720)
(B740)
(B749)
(B1903) (B1904) (B1905)
(B1921)
(B1801)
(C1798) (C1823)
(C1013)
(C967)
(C715)
(C721)
Riviera Cir
(2)
(B1802)
(C1824)
Dr
(C722)
(C723)
(B726)
16-1-03-35-00-000-013
(B1924) (B1923) (B1922)
(B1803)
(B1800)
a
(C724)
(B725)
16-1-03-35-00-000-014.002
Hawk
(B963Y)
(C965)
(C966)
(C715Y)
(A1739)
(B2099)
(C1025)
ud rm Be
(C719) (O.L. 14)
(A1738)
(B1902)
(B2098)
(C1810)
(C1024)
(B1012) (B989)
(B963)
(C716)
(A1737)
(B1901)
(B1925)
(B1744)
(C1026)
(B1011)
(B990)
(B962)
(C718)
(C1811)
(C1799)
(B1010)
(B991)
(C960)
(C913)
(C890)
(A1736)
(B1900)
(B1926)
(B1805)
(C1027) (B1009)
(B992)
(C914)
(C889)
(C1812)
(C1821)
(C1822)
(C1825)
(B1927)
(B1806)
(B1804)
(B2097)
(C1820)
(C1826)
(A1899) Anchor Ln
(B1807)
(A1735)
(B1808)
Dr
(C887)
(C1827)
(C1028)
(B1964)
(B1928)
(B1809)
(B2096)
(B1008)
(B993) (B959)
(C912) (C886)
16-1-03-35-00-000-014
(A1733) (A1734)
(C1029)
(B1007) (B994)
(B958)
(O.L. 20)
(A1731) (A1732)
(A1896) (A1897) (A1898)
(C1813)
nt
(C885)
(B915)
(A1895)
(B1967) (B1966) (B1965)
(B1929)
(B2090)
(B2095)
(C1814)
Sexta
(C911) (C890Y)
(B995)
(B957)
(C910)
(C891)
(C1030) (B1006)
(B916) (B892)
(C884)
(B1005)
(B996)
(C909) (B893)
(C883)
(B1968)
(B1961)
(B1963)
(B2089) (C1815)
(C1819)
(C1828)
(A1729) (A1730)
(B1962)
(B1930)
(C1818)
(C1829)
(C1032)
(B1960)
(B1959)
(B1958)
(B2094)
(B1816)
(B1817)
(C1830)
(C1033)
(C1004)
(B997)
(A1727) (A1728)
(A1893) (A1894)
(B1931)
(B2091)
(C1832)
(C1034)
(C1003) (B998)
(A1891) (A1892)
(B1970) (B1969)
(B1932)
(B2092) (B2093)
(C1831)
(B1002)
(B999) (B1000) (B1001)
(B956)
(B908)
(B894)
(C882)
(C851)
(C850)
(C849)
(B917)
(B1933) (B1934)
(B1936) (B1937)
(C1035)
(B955)
(B918)
(O.L. 19) (B892)
(C881)
(C853)
(C848)
(B906)
(B907)
(B901)
(B895)
y
(C880)
(C854) (B845)
(C852)
(C847)
(B896)
Ma
t Bay
(C879)
(C855)
(B844) (B846)
(B905)
(B904)
(B903)
(C878) (C856)
16-1-03-35-00-000-014.001 (B837)
(B897)
(C857)
Mexico Way
(B954)
(B919)
(C877)
(B843)
(B838)
Acapulco Dr
(C858)
(B842)
(B839)
12-1-04-31-00-000-001.002
(A1726)
(A1890)
(B1973) (B1972) (B1971)
Helm Ct
(B1935)
(B1938)
(C1833)
(C1036)
(C859) (B841)
(B840)
(A1725)
(B1860) (B1861) (B1862)
(B1957)
(B1939)
(C1834)
(C1037)
(B1041) (B1040) (B1039) (B1038)
(A1723) (A1724)
(B1859) (B1863)
(C1835)
(C1047) (C1046)
(B952)
(B933)
(A1887) (A1888) (A1889)
(B1955)
(B1956)
(B1941)
(C1836)
(C1048) (B937)
(B932) (B931)
(B935) (B936)
(B934)
(C874)
(C860)
(B1864)
(B1954)
(B1942)
(B1940)
(C1837)
Catalina Dr
(C873)
(C861)
(B1974)
(B1943)
ad Ct Masthe
(C1838)
(C1049)
(C872)
(C862)
(B863)
(B1953)
(B1945)
(B1946) (C1839)
(C1098) (C1050)
(B1975)
(B1865) (B1858)
(B1944)
(B1947) (C1840)
(C1099)
(B1055) (B1054) (B1053) (B1052) (B1051) (B1058) (B1057) (B1056)
(B1061) (B1066) (B1065) (B1063) (B1062) (B1060) (B1059) (B1064)
(B1948)
(C1841)
(C1100)
(O.L. 16)
(B1976)
(B1866)
(B1857)
(A1722)
(A1886)
(B1977)
(B1867)
(B1856)
(B1952)
(B1721)
(A1885)
(B1988)
(B1978)
(B1868)
(B1855)
gan tin e Cir
(B1951)
(B1949)
(C1101) Barbados Dr
(B1075)
(B1074)
(B1720)
(B1987)
(B1869) (B1854) Bri
(B1950) (C1842)
(B1719) (B1884)
(B1986)
(C1846) (C1845)
(C1151) (C1150)
(C870)
(B1883)
(B1985)
(B1980)
(C1843)
(B1147) (B1148) (B1149)
(B1718)
(B1882)
(B1984) (B1981)
(O.L. 37) (B1851)
(B1979)
(B1158)
(C1152)
Holiday Point Pkwy
(C869)
(B1880)
(B1983)
(C1847) (C1154)
(B1717)
(B1716)
(B1982)
(C1872)
(C1850)
(C1156)
(B1146)
(B1699)
(B1715)
(B1881)
(C1849) (C1848) (C1155)
(B1144) (B1145)
(B1142)
(B1698)
(B1714)
(C1873)
(C1354) (C1162)
(B1176)
(B1177)
(B1139) (B1140) (B1141)
(B1697) (B1700)
(B1713)
(B1879)
(C1153)
(B867)
(B866)
(B1704)
(B1712)
(B1878)
(B1157)
(B1138)
(B1696)
(B1701)
(B1711)
(C1876)
(C1875) (C1874)
(C1161)
(C1160)
(B1136) (B1124)
(C1686)
(C1683)
(C1353)
(B1159)
(B1694)
(B1695) (B1702)
(C1682)
(C1355)
(C1352) (O.L. 26)
(B1206)
(B1692) (B1703)
(B1707)
(B1705)
(C1684)
(C1357)
(C1351)
(B1143) (B1137)
(B1134) (B1135)
(B1130) (B1131) (B1132) (B1133)
(B1126)
(B1708)
(B1693)
(B1692)
(B1688) (B1689)(B1690) (B1691) (B1687)
(C1356)
(B1380)
(C1350)
(O.L. 25)
Nassau Dr
(B1129)
(B1127) (C1240) (C1241) (O.L. 17)
(B1688) (B1689)(B1690) (B1691)
(B1672)
(C1685) (C1681)
(C1349)
(C1163)
(B1170)
(B1205)
(B1128)
(C1239)
(C1245)
(C868)
(C1672)
(B1676)
(B1706)
(B1379)
(B1381)
(C1348)
(B1169)
(B1204)
(C1246)
(C1244)
(B1165)
(C1164)
(B1192)
(B1203)
Aloha Dr
(C1673)
(B1673) (B1677)
(C1358Y)
(B1382)
(C1346) (B1168) (B1167) (B1166)
(B1202)
(C1674) (B1678)
(B1678)
(C1680)
(C1358)
(B1378)
(B1383)
(C1347)
Ln
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(O.L. 23)
(B1200)
(C1679) (C1679)
(C1359)
(B1377)
(B1344)
ard rbo
(B1236) (B1237)
Ja
(C1243)
(B1341) (B1342) (B1343)
Sta
(B1263)
(B1195)
(B1221)
(B1232)
(B1266) (B1265)
(C1262)
(B1222)
(B1231)
(B1267) (B1289)
(B1261)
(C1247)
Reno Ct
(B1199)
(B1228) (B1229) (B1230)
(B1268)
(B1288)
(B1260)
(C1248)
(B1227)
(B1271) (B1270)
(B1269)
(B1287)
(C1250)
(C1249)
(B1226)
(B1272)
Dr
(B1286)
(B1259)
(B1225)
(B1273)
(B1284)
(B1291)
(B1257) (B1258)
(B1275)
(B1282)
(B1298)
Trinidad Ln
(B1256)
(A1196)
(C1345) (B1224)
(C1360)
(B1376)
(B1384) (A1197)
(B1277) (B1276)
(B1281)
(C1361)
(B1375)
(B1340)
(B1278)
(B1279)
(A1198)
(B1297)
Commodore Walk
(B1296)
San Juan Dr
(A1305)
(B1280)
(B1294) (B1295)
Tampico Dr
(A1308) (A1307) (A1306)
(B1293)
Captains Dr
(B1334)
(B1385) (A1309)
(B1253) (B1254)
(B1645)
Ct
(A1333)
(B1252)
16-2-03-35-00-000-016
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(1)
(B1644)
(C1668) (B1667) (B1666) (B1665)
(C1669)
(C1670) (C1671)
(B1374)
(B1388)
(A1332)
Carribean Dr
(2)
(B1643)
(C1362) (B1387)
(B1388)
hu
(A1319) (A1320) (A1321) (A1322) (A1323) (A1324) (A1325) (A1326) (A1327) (A1328) (A1329) (A1330) (A1331)
Oa
(A1314) (A1315) (A1316) (A1317) (A1318)
(O.L. 36)
(B1373)
Port Ln
(A1310) (A1311) (A1312) (A1313)
(C1363)
(B1371) (B1372)
Fountainbleu Dr
(B1390)
(OL 1) Lake James Dr
(A571)
(A608) (A605) (5)
(A607)
11-1-10-06-00-000-004
Harvest Dr
(A606)
(C504)
(C2) (C494)
15-1-09-01-03-301-002.009
(C505)
(C2120)
(A537)
(A536)
(A535)
(A534) (A533) (A532)
(A531)
(A530)
(4)
(C2107) (C2119)
(3) (C2108)
(C2109)
(C2110)
(C2111)
15-1-09-01-03-301-002.011
(A513)
15-1-09-01-04-403-001
(C2118)
15-1-09-01-03-301-001.001
15-1-09-01-03-301-002.008
15-1 -09(C2112)
(C2117) (C2116)
(C2115) (C2114)
01-0
3-30 1-00
(A512) (A511) (A510) (A509) (A508) (A507)
(O.L. 12)
(A506)
(A529)
(A528) (A527)
(A526) (2)
Gilbert Dr
(A513)
2.01
Cross St
15-1-09-01-03-301-001.003
(A514)
(A515) (A517) (A518) (A519) (A525) (A520) (A521) (A522) (A523) (A524)
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15-1-09-01-03-301-002.012
15-1-09-01-03-301-002.013
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15-1-09-01-03-301-002.002
15-1-09-01-03-301-002.014
15-1-09-01-03-301-002.005 15-1-09-01-03-301-002.015
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498 OVERLOOK BRICK RANCH, for lake run with a 1995 Tahoe deck, boat & power lift. Waterfall, fire pit, 2 docks & sand beach. Open floor plan. Brick, wood burning fireplace. 24x8 deck overlooks shaded backyard & lake. Walkout level has 3/4 bath, posible 4th BR, family room with firplace, kitchen/wet bar. roof 2009, HVAC 2013. $230,000 CARLA BAUGH 656-4734
GREAT BUILDING SITE! Prime location. 1012 Hawk Island and 1011 Bermuda, $60,000. Need more room! Purchase all 4 lots, and own the whole corner, (appr. 1 acre) 2 more lots available on the other side of the trees, 998 Hawk Island & 990 Holiday Point Parkway, $50,000. Conveniently located clubhouse, beach, tennis courts & lake. CARLA BAUGH 656-4734
455 TAMARACH TRANQUIL, private and curb appeal. Well-maintained home on 2 lots. Kitchen/dining room walks out to large paver patio and shady yard. Updates are newer SS range, microwave & dishwasher, garbage disposal and fully remodeled baths. Newer windows, bedroom carpeting, interior paint & gutters. Maple hardwoods in upper level living room and newer wide-plank ceramic tile in family room. Family room also has fireplace and bar. Egress windows thoughout lower level and office with built-in storage.Possible 5th bedroom. Sky light in kitchen. Over-size 2 car garage has space for work bench & 3rd garage door. $185,000 LINDA CAMPBELL 980-4133 ALLAN CAMPBELL 830-5069
693 BLVD DE CANNES LOCATION! All brick 4000 sq ft. Beautiful lot, over 180 ft. of lakefront. 2 boat docks & lifts, boathouse, PWC ramp. Kitchen has all appliances, plus built-in oven/broiler & walk-in pantry. Sparkling chandelier in dining room. Lake views from living room through new french doors & off big Trex deck. Master bedroom has walk in closet, double closets & 3/4 bath. 3 large additional BRs. Walkout level features family room, fireplace, wet bar, office/bonus room. Best kept secret is 23 x 23 storage/work room. Walk-in linen closet in laundry, washer & dryer stay. Roof new on house & boathouse 2016, Geothermal 2010. $397,000 CARLA BAUGH 656-4734
LD SO 1357 BISCAY Pride of ownership shines through. $285,000 BEV GEORGE 593-7468
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606-607-608-609 WESTVIEW FOUR LOTS IN A ROW, on east side of development. Build one house in the middle, two houses each on two lots or up to four houses. Level lots with mature trees. Two blocks to lake access. Easty access to Prairietown Road. $33,500 BEV GEORGE 593-7468
380 HIGH POINT ONE-LEVEL LIVING, One-level living, vaulted ceilings, rear lakeview, one block to Tamarach Beach. Master suite with walk-in closet. Galley kitchen connects to dining area. Second bedroom and bath. New roof, siding & gutter guards in 2011. Twocar insulated garage. $117,900 BEV GEORGE 593-7468 507 Holiday Dam Road Lake view, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, remodeled kit., stainless appl., new dining room floor 2017. Remodeled bath, unique bowl sink & ceramic floors. FR & bonus room in fin. basement. High eff. washer/dryer. Patio, fenced yard & storage shed. Built in bookcases, attic fan, 6 panel wood doors, extra insulation, new sump pump 2016, high eff. furnace/AC 2015, upgraded electric 2012, new concrete driveway and patio 2012, carpet & laminate flooring 2012, front door 2017. Common lot close for parking boat. $129,000 CARLA BAUGH 593-7468
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WATERFRONT LOTS 35 Shore Drive ............................. $68,000
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1960-61-62 Captains Drive......................... $30,000 1688 Aloha.2 lake views, by common ground.. $24,500 962 Holiday Pt. Pkwy .................... 117 St. James Dr ............................ 1921 Sextant................................... 1901 Fountainbleu.......................... 1642 Fountainbleu.......................... 1138 Nassau................................... 138 Shore Dr ................................ 1980 Captains Dr ........................... 1196 Tampico................................. 1123 Barbados................................ 617 Westview................................. 618 Westview................................. 837 Newport Bay........................... 527 Gilbert...................................... 1127 Bahamas................................ 1205 Key Largo............................... 952 Acapulco................................ 171 Holiday Dam Road................ 172 Holiday Dam Road................ 265 Woodland............................... SOLD 582 Clover ...................................... SOLD 1296 Trinidad ................................. 597 Westview................................. 1204 Key Largo............................... SOLD 1320 Carribean .............................. 265 Woodland.. ..............................
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Trinity Lutheran Church Trinity Lutheran School 600 Water Street, Edwardsville, IL Serving Holiday Shores as well as the communities of Bethalto, Bunker Hill, Cottage Hills, Dorsey, Fosterburg, Meadowbrook and Midway.
Church: 618-656-2918 School: 618-656-7002 Pastor: John Shank Jshank.tle@gmail.com Christian Education for all ages Sunday at 9:15 a.m. Worship Times Saturday 5:30 p.m., Sunday 8 & 10:30 a.m. http://trinityedwardsville.org/church.htm
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For Rent Heated Spaces from $100.00 and Outside Parking from $30.00 Future home of Scott Krone’s Auto Repair 24 Hour Cell 618-659-0300 or 1-314-830-2222 See page 1 of the Ski Show brochure.
Lots# 1919 & 1918 Captain Dr (one is a corner lot) Living at Holiday Shores and having the luxury of being within walking distance of Holiday Shores common ground. Here you can dock your boat or wave runner. Both lots for $27,000.00. Call Roland for more information. 618 334 7700
Table Rock Lake (32,000± acres) Condo for Rent It’s time to plan your Fall getaway! From Labor Day weekend to late October, the weather is beautiful at Table Rock Lake. September dates are flexible; October dates are filling up. Our two bedroom two bath lakefront condo offers a beautiful view of the lake and the Kimberling City bridge from our balcony. The Port of Kimberling Marina is nearby where boat slips and countless equipment rental opportunities are available. Or you may wish to drive to Silver Dollar City (20 minutes) or Branson (30 minutes) where the shopping and entertainment choices are plentiful. Contact Jim (618-792-2644) or Joyce (618-792-0913) Brendle or jbrendle@madisontelco.com for additional details.
Homes for Sale Lakefront Home 1875 Sextant. 2-3 bedroom, 1 bath, newer roof (2014), updated heating/cooling system, oversized 2 car garage and 2 decks. FSBO – Contact Ron Rice @ 314-691-0104 for private viewing. Home is immediately available. Completely remodeled 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath waterfront property for sale, $150,000. Great views on the lake. Contact Ranae Harris of RE/MAX Alliance at 618-9730773
Lots for Sale Lot # 1899 Fountainbleu, Good Buildable, Corner lot. Reduced $10,500.00 Call Rob for more information @ 314-565-8742
Services Stan Hibbard- Charlie Gardner Construction LLC. No job to small! Concrete to Roofing. All types of remodeling and size pole buildings, boat docks and seawalls. Siding, soffit and guttering. Free Estimates, 30 years’ experience in Holiday Shores. Call Stan – 618-920-2067 or Charlie – 618-920-2046
LOTS FOR SALE – MOTIVATED SELLER LEAVING STATE Re/Max Alliance-Broker Owned lots and Commercial Building for sale. Leaving the area - MAKE OFFER!
Scott Krone’s Auto Repair 7221 St. James Dr. 618-659-2300 or 618-659-0300 24 Hour Cell/Text 2nd Location Official Open Date TBD, See ad on page 3. Available for certain repairs now by appointment.
1760 Fountainbleu - Deep waterfront lot with dock LISTED FOR $ 39,900 - MAKE OFFER
Babysitting Allie Fawbush – 16yr old, 618-830-2953, alliefawbush@yahoo.com Skylar Romano – 16yr old, skylerromano16@gmail.com Alyssa Seavers – 16yr old, 618-581-2883
885 Malibu Way - Large, LOCATION! Waterfront lot with NEW DOCK - LISTED FOR $149,900 - MAKE OFFER Please contact Chris @ 618-799-8474
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Bev George 593-7468 Lake Resident since 1976
Carla Baugh 656-4734 Lake Resident since 1982
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Linda & Allan Campbell 830-5069 980-4133 Lake Residents since 2001
1381 BISCAY SEE WORTHY, 1381 Biscay, Welcoming wide entry stairway. 2016 updates include hardwood and ceramic floors, roof, multi-level deck and siding. Kitchen has new quartz countertops and stainless appliances. Three bedrooms include master suite, three baths, fireplace. Newly landscaped wooded lot and close to lake outlot access, $180,000 Bev George, 593-7468
984 HOLIDAY POINT PARKWAY RARE FIND. Lantz custom built amazing home on Holiday Lake. Beautiful open floor plan, custom finishes & superior entertainment spaces with stunning lake views. Ask for the list of spectacular features Boat, ski, kayak, fish and swim right off your waterfront. As a primary residence or weekends only, this home is the perfect place to experience Holiday Shores and its marina, private clubhouse/restaurant, tennis courts & beaches. See www.Holidayshores.us for community info. $699,000. LINDA CAMPBELL 980-4133 & ALLAN CAMPBELL 830-5069
283 CASTLE CUSTOM BUILT ON 3 LOTS. Lot 282 is waterfront, then house on lot 283 with western exposure and lot 284 behind it. Enter via enclosed breezeway with slate floor to an open floor plan. Combination living/ dining room with newer wood floors (2014), woodburning stone fireplace and atrium doors. Kitchen has slate floor, newer stainless appliances, corian countertops & breakfast bar. 3 bedrooms with full bath with newer vanity & ceramic floor. Open stairs lead to 22 x 21 family room with 2nd stone fireplace, wet bar with fridge & full bath. Metal roof installed in 2011 resembles architectural shingles. New patio doors and AC in 2007. Huge deck and sandy beach. Bonus is pontoon boat & 40 hp motor under covered dock. $269,000 BEV GEORGE 593-7468
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