Shoreline - Raintree Lake

Shoreline
May
Special points of interest:
The Results Are In…
 Theatre in the Park
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 Spring Garage Sale
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Class A:
Class B:
David Parker
Brad Oestreich
Mark Spencer
 Garden Club
Page 9
 Neighborhood Watch
Pages 10 & 11
 Yard of the Month
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Brenda Miller
Appointed:
Brian West
Frank Paulic
Beaver Watch!
 Raintree View
Minutes
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Beavers have caused damage to trees around the lake. Please contact the
office if you have information on the location of their lodge. Water front
property owners can protect their trees from beaver damage by wrapping
the tree trunks with chicken wire. Be sure to wrap the tree trunk to a
height of 3-4 feet to keep the beavers away.
 Boat in Driveway Rule
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 Fishing Derby
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Preservation of Property Your’s and Your Neighbors
 Sound Off
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Is there peeling paint? Do you have wood rot around doors and
windows? Are your shrubs out of control? Spring is a great time to beat
the heat and spruce up your home. From the street to the backyard.
Inside this issue:
Financial Status
2013
Article VI, Section 2b of the Raintree Lake Covenants state:
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Codes Blotter
19
Calendar
21
Teens for Hire
22
Lake Patrol
24
Classifieds
31
“Special assessments may be imposed by the Board of Directors upon any
Lot or land upon which Multi-Family Residential or Commercial Units are
located, for the purpose of maintaining the exterior appearance thereof if
the Owner shall have failed or refused to do so, including but not limited to
mowing and cleaning of unsightly brush and debris, painting, repairing,
replacing and caring for roofs, gutters, downspouts, and exterior building
surfaces, trees, shrubs, grass, walks, and other exterior improvements
necessary to keep the Owner’s property from deteriorating or becoming
unsightly.”
Summer
Office Hours
Monday - Friday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Office: 537-7576
Fax: 537-5621
825 SW Raintree Dr.
Lee’s Summit, MO
64082
Delinquency Report
Financial Statement
One Quarter Past Due:
(Account Balances as of March, 2013)
66 Lots totaling
Money Market Sweep
Account:
$6,972.80
Two Quarters Past
Due:
Three Quarters Past
Due:
$451,853.49
Included in the Sweep
Account are Reserves for:
Operations:
$72,747
$70,000
Siltation Loan
Dock Self Insurance:
($45,000)
$2,740.61
[email protected]
General Manager:
43 Lots totaling
Rachelle Vandiver
$52,639.11
$27,000
Annual
Loan Payment
Annually
9 Lots totaling
Liens:
$5,000
Capital Asset
36 Lots totaling
$8,612.47
Insurance Reserve
$36,500
Siltation
Expenses:
$11,000
$64,976.65
[email protected]
Board Approvals
 Appointed Frank Paulic to serve remaining term as board member.
 Approved rules for “Boats in Driveway” see page 18.
 Appointment of new ARB member—congrats Richard Bird.
 Approved budgeted funds for dock maintenance.
 Approved budgeted funds for fishing dock reconstruction.
 Approved budgeted funds for Cinco de Mayo.
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LAKE CLEAN-UP
Our annual Lake Clean-Up is planned as a family activity to clean up our shoreline and neighborhood.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
9:00 A.M. – Noon
Join us at the clubhouse downstairs at 9:00 A.M. for donuts, juice and coffee. Preview the prize table
then head out with the family to pick up trash along our shorelines and in our neighborhood. Specially
marked trash will be “planted” around the neighborhood. If you pick up trash indicating it is a prize piece
you may redeem your specially marked trash for a prize of your choice at the clubhouse. You cannot
redeem your specially marked trash for a prize before 11:30 A.M.
Make this a family event! Trash bags and cold bottled water will be available. Please limit one prize per
person. Exciting assortment of gift certificates available for all ages! Mom and Dad will want to join in the
activity!
RaintreeTheatreintheParkDramaTroupe
FREEactivityforjunioractorsbetweentheagesof3and12
Weareexcitedtoannouncethatthe2ndseasonforourRaintreeTheatreintheParkDramaTroupewill
bestartingWednesday,June5.Thiswillbeagreatopportunitytohelpyourchilddevelopcon idencein
publicspeaking,memorizationskills,andworkingwellinagroupwhilehavingatonoffun!
Last year was a great success with 23 children participating, and culminated in an end of season
performancefortheresidentsoftheJohnKnoxVillageCareCenter.Wehaveevenmoreplannedfor
thisyear.Sobringoutyoursons,daughters,orgrandchildrenandwatchthemshine!
Practiceswillbeheldattheclubhouseplaygroundat10:30AMonWednesdaymorningsfromJune5
throughJuly24andwilllastaboutanhour.Duringtheseeightweekswewillspendtimeworkingon
vocalization skills, memorizing material and learning stage directions. This is a FREE activity for
Raintree residents. A parent or guardian should plan on accompanying their actors to all practices.
Please
contactSarahOrtizatrayosaraho@sbcglobal.netwithanyquestionsyoumayhave.WhileanRSVPwith
yourname,contactinformation,andagesofparticipantsisnotrequireditwouldbehelpful.
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RAINTREE SWIM TEAM 2013 SPONSOR FORM
Do you own a business and live in the Raintree area? Or work for a business that would like to be a sponsor for the Raintree Rays Swim Team? We will put
your Business Logo as mentioned per level and it will appear in the RLPOA Shorelines.
T Shirt Sponsor: $150– Your Business logo will be displayed on the back of the team T shirts
Swim Cap Sponsor: $325 Your Business logo will be on the Swim Cap. You will be helping us purchase swim caps for our swimmers. THE
DEADLINE FOR THIS TYPE OF SPONSOR IS MAY 1st because we have to order the caps!
Product Sponsor: Donate items, (i.e., Coca Cola), for concessions, items for swimmers, etc and we will put your logo on the t shirts if the
donation is above $150.
*Any donation above $150 will also have the business logo displayed on a banner at each home meet and we will put your logo on a
Raintree advertisement page for the Championship meet at Lakewood with all 8 Lees Summit teams!
Sponsor Level: (Circle one)
T Shirt/Banner -
$150
Cap -
$325
Product -------
_________________________________________________
Type of Product & Value
Other team needs: Lane Rope Cover
Business Name: _____________________________________________________________
Contact Name: ______________________________________________________________
Business Address: ____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
Business Phone #: ________________________ Email: _______________________________
Please drop off camera ready artwork or digital JPG file along with a check payable to Raintree Swim Team and mail to Melissa Lucas, Lee’s
Summit, MO 64082; [email protected].
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May 9, 10 and 11
Attention New Raintree Residents! The RLPOA office puts together the advertising
for our annual spring & fall neighborhood-wide garage sale event. It is your choice if
you wish to participate. But, don’t let the secret out that Wednesday, May 8 is our
evening (pre-view or purchase) sale for our residents. Warn the kids to be careful, as
there will be more cars in the neighborhood!
Sign Regulations for Garage and Yard Sales Per the City of Lee’s Summit:
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May be placed one day prior to the event.
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Shall be removed the day after the event concludes.
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May be placed on others’ private property with their permission.
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Are not allowed to be posted on telephone poles, street signs, traffic signal poles,
etc.
Hillcrest Thrift/Transitional Housing
Will be collecting all unsold items from your garage sale. Please
bring your items to the Clubhouse parking lot to drop off or call
(913)558-7380 for large item pick up. Pick up available Friday and
Saturday. Donation receipts available for tax purposes.
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Adult Pizza Party
When: June 14
Where: Raintree Clubhouse
Dinner Served: 6-8 pm
Fun Continues until: 10 pm
BYOB
To volunteer please call Rose Marie at 537-8486
MoRx is Missouri’s State Pharmacy Assistance Program. MoRx was created by the 93rd General Assembly to provide prescription
drug assistance to Missourians in need by coordinating benefits with Medicare’s (Part D) Prescription Drug Program.
Benefits of MoRx
 MoRx works with all Medicare Part D plans.
 MoRx pays for 50% of your out-of-pocket costs on medications that are covered by your Medicare Part D plan. This means
you will save 50% on your deductible, 50% on your co-pays, including during the coverage gap and beyond. MoRx does not pay
for the Medicare Part D plan's monthly premium.
 MoRx uses the formulary of the Medicare Part D plan. Any drug covered by a member's Medicare Drug Plan will also be
covered by MoRx.
 Dual eligible members will continue to have coverage for Medicare-excluded drugs through MO HealthNet.
Medicare-excluded drugs include specific over-the-counter drugs, vitamins, minerals, limited cough and cold drugs,
benzodiazepines and barbiturates.
 MoRx covers up to a 31-day supply for each prescription.
 You can use any Missouri pharmacy that works with your Part D plan. (MoRx does not cover mail order services)
You May Be Eligible If You Are:
 A resident of the State of Missouri; and
Enrolled in a Medicare Part D Plan. To learn more about Part D or to choose and enroll in a Part D plan that's best for you, visit
www.medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) toll-free; and
 Single — with an annual gross household income of $21,660 or less or
 Married — with an annual gross household income of $29,140 or less
Enrollment Application Form is on the next page.
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NEWS FROM THE COMMON GROUND
In 2012 the Common Ground Committee purchased new "Yard of the Month" signs. They are
now metal signs with heavy duty holders that will tolerate our windy weather much better than
those used in past years.
The sign has also been redesigned with new graphics. Look for the Yellow Daffodil!
The Common Ground Committee is now driving the streets of Raintree to find award winning front
and/or back yards. We always welcome suggestions from residents. The only yards that are
ineligible are homes that are delinquent on association dues and previous winners. The
committee checks to make sure the yard is not a previous winner, and then will go view the
recommended yard. There are still many, many homes to choose from for the award. The May
winners will be notified at the beginning of the month. So if you hear a knock on your door, please
answer. It might be the Common Ground Committee!
North Side
South Side
J. Rogers and Judy Tuck
Bill and Louann Meiries
3801 SW Harbor Circle
4719 SW Middle Creek Drive
Maintenance Free
Chuck and Barb Loescher
921 SW Leafwing Court
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Irrigation Committee Formation
On March 19th, the RLPOA Board President formed the Irrigation Committee.
The purpose of this committee is to gather concerns and other information relative to
watering from the lake and other tributaries within the confines of Raintree Lake.
In the past, concerns have been expressed and this committee has been formed to gather
those as well as any new concerns and ensure they are presented to the Board and/or
membership as the community seeks to address this devise issue in a fact based, unemotional
manner.
If you want to ensure your views are expressed, please join us at one of the meetings or email
them to [email protected] and they will be passed on to the committee.
All residents are encouraged to attend the committee meetings as it seeks to insure all parties
and opinions are expressed and represented in the summary documentation.
For a schedule of meetings and minutes, see the link on rlpoa.com
RAINTREE VIEW MEETING MINUTES
APRIL 10, 2013
The meeting opened at 7 pm.
Present were Stan, Allan, and Robert Dye. Brenda, San, and Tom were absent.
Robert presented ideas on replacing the evergreens which were lost due to the drought with
yearling trees from the conservation department. They are small, but very low priced. This
sounds like a reasonable alternative and we will discuss it thoroughly when the full
committee is present.
We discussed the progress of the phase one parking lot. Right now it looks like the work of
a mole on steroids, but the rough grading is done and concrete curbs are poured. What
looks like a canal to nowhere is the beginning of a large grassy swale which will provide
runoff from the parking lot and surrounding area. The banks will be sloped so that the grass
can be mowed and the swale will end in a rain garden which in turn will slowly allow the
water to enter a nearby storm drain.
Trees and shrubs will be planted around the parking lot and rain garden. An irrigation system
is planned for the area, but rising costs may force that to be delayed until funds are available.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at approximately 8 pm. The
next scheduled meeting will be on May 15 and probably at the new Duck Pond building.
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Tips for Ant Control
By Alex Pupkin
Ants are among the most common pest control issue about which professionals are asked.
Ants exist in almost every climate on earth and as such they constitute a persistent problem
around the globe. More importantly, ants can cause significant damage to the structure of your
home so an ant infestation should never be overlooked. Carpenter ants, for example, nest in
your home and tunnel and nest inside wood structures. Ants that look for food in your home
can contaminate this food, and can even inflict painful bites and stings which in allergic
individuals may experience a severe reaction. As you can see, it is important to treat ant
control seriously, and these ant control tips are a great place to start.
 Follow ants to discover their point of entry in your house. Ants may enter through
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window and door jams, cracks in the floor, or even molding crevices.
Boric acid or laundry detergent can create a temporary barrier to prevent ants from
entering at these points. You can even sprinkle baby powder as a safer alternative for pets
and children.
You should make every effort to seal these entry points. Caulk windows and cracks, apply
weather stripping to doors and windows, and cover holes with duct tape.
Check your cupboard for food ants may have been eating and throw it away; these foods
may be contaminated.
Store food in secure containers or in your refrigerator to prevent ants from accessing
food sources. Exposed food and garbage will attract ants.
Regularly clean all cupboards to remove remnants of sugar, honey, maple syrup, grains,
cereals, cookies, jams, and bread as these are favorite food sources for ants.
Wash floors and surfaces where you have discovered an ant line with warm water and
soap. This helps prevent the ants' return. Ants follow a pheromone scent to return to food
sources, by thoroughly cleaning their path even with bleach and water you can make it
impossible for them to retrace their path.
Lemon peels are a great deterrent for ants as they do not like the smell. Place a slice of
lemon peel in your sugar bowl to prevent ants. In fact, you can use orange or lemon peels
around doorways or drop them into ant holes and this will help to deter ants.
If you are careful and thorough in your ant control techniques, you may be able to deal with
an infestation on your own. While these tips are effective, it can be very difficult to eliminate
ants from your home. Try these tips, but always be ready to consider professional pest control
advice. Sometimes your only option will be to kill the ant colony, and it is best to rely on a
professional in such cases.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/6946262
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Drowning Preven on Tips & Facts for Swimming Pools & Spas
By Lisa Hallett Taylor, About.com Guide
Drowning may be one of the most remorseful fatal accidents to occur at a home. Why? Because it's en rely
preventable. It's most o en due to human error, negligence, distrac on, forge ulness, alcohol or lack of pool safety
educa on.
If you own a pool or spa, you need to update all an ‐entrapment drain covers, barriers and rescue equipment. All adults
and teens in your household must know rescue techniques and be able to supervise swimming and pool‐area ac vi es
at all mes. Follow these ps which include sugges ons from the Centers for Disease Control and Na onal Drowning
Preven on Alliance.
Consider All 'Children' at Risk
What age group is most at risk for drowning? That should be which age groups? Young children and teens are at greatest
risk for drowning. Sta s cally, children under age 5 and adolescents and young adults between the ages of 15 and 24
have the highest drowning rates, according to the CDC.
Adult Supervision Means Uninterrupted Focus on the Pool & Swimmers
At all mes. No excep ons, not even for:
 The text message you have to look at or respond to.
 The phone call ‐‐ cell or landline ‐‐ you need to make or take.
 The hedges over there that need clipping.
 The snacks you need to get from the kitchen.
 The work you need to complete by tomorrow
 Looking directly at the person you're having a conversa on with. They can s ll hear you even if your eyes are
focused on young swimmers.
 Any other distrac ons not listed here.
Learn CPR & Safe Water‐Rescue Techniques
You know that class in first‐aid or CPR at the local 'Y' you've been meaning to sign up for? Contact them today. It may be
the monkey on your back that you've been trying to avoid, but accidents don't wait for procras nators or busy
schedules.
Swim Lessons & Water Safety Educa on
Whether or not you own a pool or spa, it's a good idea to make sure the children in your life (including grandchildren)
learn how to swim. Most children love to go swimming in the summer. They need to be taught the basic and proper
techniques for swimming and water safety. Do not, however, let the fact that your children have had lessons give you a
false sense of security. The unexpected can happen. Always supervise.
Swimming & Drinking: A Lethal Mix
Alcohol use is involved in up to 70% of deaths associated with water recrea on and almost a quarter of ED visits
for drowning. Alcohol is a major contribu ng factor in up to 50% of drownings among adolescent boys. Who hasn't
heard about guys at a frat party jumping or diving off the roof into the backyard pool or other stupid an cs at par es?
The CDC advises to avoid drinking alcohol before or during swimming, boa ng, or water skiing. Also, do not drink
alcohol while supervising children.
Remember: Alcohol consump on influences balance, coordina on and judgment, and its effects are heightened by sun
exposure and heat.
Pools are More Dangerous Than Cars for the Under‐4 Set
Swimming is a greater risk than riding in a car. A swimming pool is 14 mes more likely than a motor vehicle to be
involved in the death of a child under the age 4.
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Rules for “Boats in the Driveway”
April 1st to October 31st
Watercraft have to be in operable condition, bearing a current Raintree Sticker and resident must be in
good standing. Remember to secure any items that may be stored in your watercraft. Don’t become an easy
target.
Heidi “Goes after Record”
Residents Kimberly and Timothy Bell
The state record is a 19 inch crappy. Heidi caught spotted pelicans visiting our lake Friday, April 12th.
this 17 inch 3 pound guy on the south side April 8th.
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Sound Off... It’s the Law!
Lee’s Summit has a “leash law” ordinance all
pets, when outdoors, must be restrained by a
chain, leash, or other devise that is attached to a
fixed object or under the hand-held control of
the owner, or the animal must be kept in an
enclosed area from which it can not escape, even
when the animal is on the owner’s property.
Not everyone is comfortable with animals they
do not personally know. PLEASE keep your
animals restrained.
Kevin and Kelly McCormick
4046 SW Orleans Court
Richard Harkins and Christine Butler
4629 SW Soldier Drive
Ron and Wilma White
901 SW Leafwing Court
Thank you,
Your fellow neighbor
William and Joan Nixon
900 SW Olympia Court
Steve and Jeanie Adams
4009 SW Homestead Drive
Robin and Michael Roberts
3821 SW Lacrosse Court
CODES
VIOLATION BLOTTER
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ARB Violation (3)
Boats/Trailers/RV (15)
Preservation of Property (3)
Inoperative Vehicle (7)
2013 BOAT STICKERS
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Trash Violation (18)
MUST BE ON
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Builder Siltation (2)
YOUR BOAT BY
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Builder Dumpster (1)
MAY 1, 2013
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LADIES BRIDGE CLUB
Card Players Wanted
Men’s Club
Meets every Tuesday
1:30 pm
At the Clubhouse.
Appeals
Committee
Needs Volunteers
If interested please
contact the office
Come to the Raintree
Clubhouse on Tuesday
mornings at 9:15 a.m. and join
the fun. Everyone plays, from
the beginners to the advanced.
Whatever your level, you will
fit right in. Even if you can’t
make a commitment every
week, stop in when you can.
Once you’ve stopped by, you
will be hooked!
Like to play cards or games?
Looking for guys or gals to
join us on the first
Wednesday of each month
at 1:00pm at the Clubhouse.
If you are
interested please contact
Rose
Marie at 537-8486.
Friendly Yarners
GUYS & GALS....the NEW crochet
and knitting group will meet on at
the Clubhouse every third Thursday
each month at 1 pm. There has been
much interest in this group. I look
forward to seeing you there!
Jan Diepenbrock
816-537-4346
ATTENTION ALL
GUYS AND GALS
BUNKO
The 2nd Wednesday of each
month
at the Raintree Clubhouse.
10:00am
537-7576
Call Rose Marie Walter
537-8486
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May 2013
Monday
Sunday
Mon
Tuesday
Tue
Wednesday
Wed
1
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Thu
2 ARB 7 pm Fri
3
Sat
4
Clubhouse
Cinco De
Mayo 6 pm
Clubhouse
Cards 1 pm
5
Duck Pond
Open
House
2-4 pm
12
Mother’s
Day
19
6
7 Appeal
Meeting
7 pm
8
9
10
11
Bunko
10:00 am
Duck Pond
Spring
Garage
Sale
14 Board
15
Meeting
Garden
Lake
7 pm @ CH Club 7 pm
Committee
@ CH
7 pm
Ladies
Bridge 9:15
Men’s Club
1:30 DP
16
ARB 7 pm
@ CH
17
18
Lake
Clean-Up
9 am-noon
Clubhouse
(Lower
Level
Office)
20
Pool Opens
4-8 pm
22
23
24
25
Street
Dance &
BBQ
Contest
8 am @ CH
29
30
31
Ladies
Bridge 9:15
Quilting B’s Men’s Club
Duck Pond 1:30 DP
13
21
Friendly
Yarners
1 pm @ DP
Ladies
Bridge 9:15
Men’s Club
1:30 DP
26
27
Memorial
Day
28 Board
Work
Session 7
pm @ CH
Fishing
Ladies
Derby 8-11 Bridge 9:15
am @ Duck Men’s Club
Pond
1:30 DP
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NEIGHBORHOOD TEENS FOR HIRE
Call the office to update at 537-7576
Name
Age
Services
Telephone
Marissa
16
Child care
537-4931
Kaytlynn
17
Child care- Red Cross certified
537-5656
Hunter Nicole
14
Child care - Babysitting boot camp & CPR Trained
726-7154 or 682-5944
Sami
17
Child care and pet sitting
816-785-4972
Lindsey
15
Babysitting, dog walking, LS Parks & Rec. CPR trained
816-728-5158
Darian
14
Child care
878-4833
Madeleine
14
Babysitting & Dog sitting has Lee’s Summit Park & Rec.
babysitting boot camp training
804-8959
Melissa
17
Child care, pet care, house sitting, CPR certified
876-7283
Tyler
16
Lawn mowing, trimming, fertilizing. Dependable and
reasonable rates.
537-5859
Matt
15
Yard raking, snow removal and pet sitting
537-5846
Grace
11
Baby sitting
673-6839
Kyleigh
12
Babysitter, survival certified, CPR trained
537-6346
Sydney
18
Child care, pet sitting, tutoring– Hospital and Red Cross
certified
913-626-0914
Zach
13
Dog walking, pet sitting and yard raking and cleaning
277-9386
Kali
14
Child care
913-306-0605
Shay
14
Dog walking, sitting, babysitting, LS Parks & Rec. CPR Trained
456-6642
Jayme
12
Babysitting
309-9364
Jordan
17
Guitar lessons. Acoustical or electric. All ages.
913-709-8769
Jason
15
Lawn mowing and weed eating
896-2507
Lindsay
18
Nanny, Babysitting, Dog/House Sitting
518-3304
Kyle
15
Lawn care, mowing, trimming, pulling weeds, raking. Very
dependable.
537-7927
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2013 RAINTREE LAKE ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE
Spring Mixer
5/4
Spring Garage Sale
5/9 – 5/11
Lake Clean-up
5/18
Street Dance & BBQ Contest
5/25
Fishing Derby
5/27
Adult Pizza Party
6/14
Teen Swim
6/22
Summerfest Carnival/Block Party
6/29
Fireworks
7/4
Adult Pizza Party
8/2
Family Swim
8/10
Fall Garage Sale
9/12 – 9/14
Oktoberfest
9/21
Adult Pizza Party
10/18
Story Time w/Santa
12/7
New Year’s Eve Party
12/31
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2013 Boating Season
Spring is here and the boating season is just around the corner. As vessels are being put
back on the lake for the year here are some friendly reminders from your water patrol.
Vessels should have a pre check done that consist of checking the hull for cracks, blisters, or
holes. If you didn't change the oil and filters at the end of last season, do so now. Pull and
charge your battery, upon replacing it check all electronics before entering the lake. Check
your plug on your vessel make sure it is serviceable, and make sure it is in the vessel before
entering the water. Check tire pressure and brake lights on trailer. If you have a slip on the
lake walk down to your slip and make sure it doesn’t look like this before entering the water.
Check your lift’s rails to ensure they are straight and secure to the dock. Check the bunks and
brackets attaching bunks, failure of the bunk brackets can lead to a catastrophic failure of the
lift and could lead to a sunken vessel. Look at the bunks to ensure there is carpet on them.
Lifts that are not property maintained add stress to the structure of the dock itself. This leads
to breakage of the underwater bracing and more upkeep and hassle for everyone. If lift is not
being used any time soon store it in the floating position. In the near future we will be doing
some dock repairs and will be contacting some residents about moving vessels so their docks
can be worked on. During that time you can pull your vessels from the lake if desired or you
can park it at the courtesy dock. Thank you all in advance and we are looking forward to
another great boating season at Raintree Lake.
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To our neighbors on Surf Scooter,
Jerry and I wish to express our thanks
for all the caring, kind and helpful acts
you have done for us since his recent
i l l n e s s . We a p p r e c i a t e y o u r
thoughtfulness.
Sincerely,
Marlene and Jerry Enright
Shoreline Ad Rates
Classified (not business) Free
Business Card $40.00
1/4 Page $80.00
1/2 Page $160.00
Full Page $320.00
Raintree Residents receive 20% off
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Commercial /
Residential
Irrigation Installation
Irrigation Repair
Lawn Mowing
Fertilizer
Commercial Snow
Details Make The Difference
Phone: 816-525-8333
Fax: 816-326-0907
BrummelLawn.com
[email protected]
PO BOX 1332 Lee’s Summit MO 64063
Landscape
Installation
Landscape Design
Retaining Walls
Paver Patios
Backflow Checks
Water Features
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Raintree Resident Since 2009
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Classifieds
Wanted: Looking to trade in or sell your old
car? Why not donate it to the National Kidney
Foundation and gain a tax deduction. The NKF
will accept your vehicle, pick it up and turn it into
funds for programs and services. For more
information, call (913) 262-1551 or
(800) 488-2277.
3-Baby Beds $30; 2-Youth Beds $35; Playmobiles:
Noah’s Ark $40, Girls Castle $50, Knights Castle $60,
Airport $40, Airplane $18, Barn/Farm $40 Extra
pieces for sale, Moon Sand/6 colors $25. Call
(816) 537-8646.
For Sale: Brand new Miche Bag with Shells and
Handles, One (1) Classic Base Bag Black, two (2)
Classic Shells – Jayne and Jodi, two (2) black
Wanted: Garage sale, liquidation or estate sale handles and two (2) black chain handles with 1
leftovers. Will take anything other than toxic single handle conversion kit $75;
To view:
waste materials or trash. All donations will be tax kansascity.craiglist.org/clo/3697203015.html
deductible and go to great local charities. For
more information please contact Raintree For Sale: Printer HP Officejet PRO8000, Black &
resident Wil with Scrappy Scrappers at Color, needs color cartridge; otherwise good
913-558-7380.
working order. Two years old – not used much. Best
for office or home using color often $50. Call
537-7713.
For Sale: Golf clubs, bag, hand cart, martin
house. Call 816-537-7727.
WANTED: Female tennis player to join 3 other
ladies 1 morning a week starting 1st of June. If
For Sale: Canon MP160 All-In-One-Printer, interested, contact Karen 816-524-2753.
Printer does not work, but scanner works great.
Scan photos, documents, articles/magazines
etc. also has OCR option; $15.00 Call Ray For Sale: GE 20” White Apartment Size Electric
Range for $150.00. Please call Barbara Brady @
914-4298.
816-809-0973
For Rent: Fully furnished living room, 680 sq. ft.
with bathroom and kitchenette for a single
Wanted: Looking to sublease a boat slip. Please call
person 25-30 years. Call 816-537-7727.
816-377-1177.
For Sale: Antique Oak Roll Top Desk $850;
Matching Oak Army Chair $50; Antique Church
Pew $120; Pennsylvania Queen Size Queen
Anne Bed w/mattress $400; Secretary Desk w/
hutch $400; French Providential Wood 3x3 ft.
Dining Room Table w/4 chairs $150; Jack Daniel
Whiskey Carrell $95; FAO Schwartz Medium
Size Giraffe $100; Collectible Riding Train $100;
Thomas Train Table w/tracks & accessories
$250; Never Used-Outside Wooden Playhouse
$350; Pottery Barn Child’s Refrigerator & Stove
$120 pair or $65 each; Pottery Barn Child’s
Table 2 ½ x 4 ft. $65; Pottery Barn Child’s Table
2x2 ¾ ft. $40; Pottery Barn Child’s Chairs $22
each; Nilo table w/storage bin $65; Child’s Train
or Game Table $50; Step 2 Grand Kitchen $40;
Fisher Price set-in schoolhouse $30; Wooden
Doll House $40; Pink Cloth Girl’s Chair $50;
Girl’s Wood Pink Toy Chest $50; Kids Kraft SortIt Unit $35; Multi Color Toy Organizer $50;
Wanted: Boat Slip to sublease. Please call Steve C.
(816) 560-9434.
House and Pet Sitting: Raintree resident. Please
call Cheryl at 537-8521.
Wanted: Boat Slip to Sublease. Please contact
Kathy
or
Steve
366-0028
or
[email protected]
Wanted: Houses to clean. 25 years experience with
references available. Free estimate call
573-280-9290.
For Sale: Upholstered chair in excellent condition
537-4115.
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OR CURRENT RESIDENT
2013 - 2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers
President - Brian West
Vice President - Brenda Miller
Secretary - David Parker
Treasurer - Sue Rusco
Board Members
Bruce Kusgen, Brad Oestreich, Frank Paulic,
Jeanne Smith and Mark Spencer
The Board of Directors meet on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm.