lake hauto club newsletter

LAKE HAUTO CLUB
NEWSLETTER
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
By Kenneth Snyder
Spring is here and we hope that it will stay. This
winter was harsh and hard on our equipment, but we had
very little failure due to the fact that we performed preventive maintenance. However, it was very costly for
road salt and labor. Let’s look at the bright side, summer
will be here soon.
The gates are installed and we had to do a few
more adjustments than we expected. The vendors seem
to have no problem at all with the gates. All emergency
services have tested the gates, and if there were any
problems, we resolved the issues. From when we first
activated the gates until now, the gates are going down a
little faster. The purpose of this is to try to stop piggybacking. If you are a member and you piggyback, you
are doing it to get into your own property possibly faster.
For the non-members that are piggybacking, they are
doing so for different reasons. We would like to stop all
piggybacking. If you hit the gates and do damage without reporting it, you can be prosecuted as a hit-and-run.
Look in the newsletter and you will find the rules on Hitand-Run. At this time, our cost for a gate arm is
$350.00. If you do not report the damage, we have to
pay to research the cameras and that will cost us an additional $125.00. We have also put in two more cameras
to help with surveillance. The cameras did their job and
we obtained video when we had some damage to the
gates at the East entrance. The security cameras will
read piggybacking and if the gates are hit, we will be
able to know who did it.
I would like to thank the members that voted for
the road assessment. Without the money from this year’s
assessment, we would have had to put off reconstruction
of part of Lake Drive. We will be spending $150,000.00
on Lake Drive which includes this year’s assessment
money. The Club collects approximately $64,000.00
from just one assessment ($100.00 per lot).
The law suits are all settled but one. The one law
suit that is still ongoing is where Ms. Griffiths is suing
the club for her cost to install a pipe on Lake Hauto Club
property. We had a meeting with Ms. Griffiths, her attorney, our attorney and another two board members.
However, we could not come to a settlement at that
meeting. There was another proposed settlement from
her attorney, but we had to turn that down. This issue
could be going to court in September or October.
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
SPRING
2014
Editor:
Kim
Thomas
We are in the midst of settling with Greenwood
with regards to their egress and regress to get into their
property through our gates.
The club is going to clean out the stumps and trees
on two of our greenbelts that came down as a result of the
wind shear a few years ago. Our plan is to remove all the
tree stumps that can be and cut up all the trees to remove
them. At that time, if anyone needs firewood, it will be
available for the taking.
At Oakwood Beach we are going to change the
angle of the parking lot to stop the water from running
down and washing out the sand. Also, we are again going
to clean out by the curb and hopefully this will help stop
the water from washing out the beach. This work should
start approximately on April 15, 2014. We are also going
to distribute all new stone in the parking lot.
We are replacing a toddler swing at Oakwood
Beach and it will be installed by our maintenance people.
This will replace the swing that was hit by a car two years
ago. We cannot install the same swing because of safety
regulations about distance. This is the best swing that we
can install with the limitations.
We are attempting to purchase white sand for all
three beaches. We have some dead trees at Oakwood
Beach that will be taken down. We also will be cleaning
the Eastwood and Crescent tennis courts which, to my
knowledge, have never been cleaned before this. At Eastwood, we cut down five trees and trimmed the trees to prevent the leaves from falling on the tennis court. We would
like to paint a Shuffleboard court at Oakwood Beach. If
anyone knows where we can obtain the necessary decals,
please let me know.
We intend to do work at Eastwood Beach and it
will be done in two stages. Stage I will be before the season and Stage II after the season is over. However, we will
see how it progresses and if we complete Stage I and still
have enough time, we will attempt to complete Stage II
before the season begins. We may also do work required
in Stage II that will not interfere with the beaches during
the summer. Last year, we put a cement ramp down to the
water line. This year when we lower the lake (hoping to do
that in the fall), we will finish the boat ramp into the water.
Crescent and Eastwood will be getting stone added to what
is already there. It has been years since we have added
stone at the recreation areas.
We are getting new swim float/buoys to mark
off the swim areas and make it safer for swimming. The
float/buoys will be a new color. There will also be a few
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SPRING 2014
President’s Message (continued)
new ski area buoys. We have completed our extension on the
dock at Eastwood. This again will make it safer for swimming. We also put an extension on the fishing dock at Crescent Beach. It will also make it safer for swimming taking
the docks out farther away from the swimming area at Eastwood and Crescent. The Crescent fishing dock will be extended out and to the left, which is a very nice configuration.
The placement of the boating buoys was approved by the
state, so please do not move their location. At Crescent
Beach, docks “B” and “C” are getting rebuilt with brand new
decks on both. Our intention is to install all docks starting
the last week of April. The fishing docks are in at this point.
PPL is relocating some power lines, so you will see
some action on Lake Drive where it meets Route 54. They
are going to relocate electricity. The surveying markers are
already there with red flags on them.
Security this year will be more present than last year.
We are hiring a new firm called Legion Security Systems.
They will be checking the beaches for members to have their
Recreation tags and checking boats for stickers. On the new
boat waiver that was instituted this winter, it gives us permission to check your boat if we feel it is not within regulations.
As you know, we had a vote to give the board a direction on what to do with a community center. The vote
came back guiding us not to invest in a community center at
“Zero” Beach. In the next few months, the board will be deciding on what to do with the present community center. Different Board members have ideas that will be discussed at
workshops, but we have to come to a united direction. When
the Board decides on the direction, we will inform the membership.
We are now preparing for the summer by installing
the docks, hooking up all water to open the bathrooms, and at
all the beaches we are spreading stone and sand and performing general clean up.
The office will be open seven days a week for the
convenience of our members. The schedule of hours open
will be determined by the seasons. Drop by the office and
say hello to our new employee, Debbie Hunter.
BOAT & RECREATIONAL VEHICLE
REGISTRATION
Only the names on the deed for the property can register
the equipment. A copy of the deed has to be in the office.
The equipment cannot be jointly owned with a nonmember. The member must be in good standing before
they can register any equipment. This recreational equipment includes equipment such as inboard and outboard
boats, Personal Water Crafts (wave runners), four wheelers, golf carts, ETC. The insurance and state registration
must be in the same name as the owner of the equipment.
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
Here are a few points that will help in using the
gates.
1. Exiting the Lake:
· Slow down till you hit sensor (about 10’ from
island) & gates open automatically.
· You do NOT have to show a pass to exit.
· Gates stay open for 15 sec. after a car starts
through.
· If you are in line to leave, you do not have to
wait for gates to go down.
· If there are 4 cars in line, the gates will remain
open for 15 sec. after the last car passes the
gate.
2. Entering the Lake at West (Main) gates:
· Passes: drive close to the black tower. Put pass
close enough (6” to 8” away) till you hear the
beep. Gates will open
· Gates stay open for 3 sec. Do not put your pass
back in your purse, etc., or gates will start going
down in 3 sec.
· Key fobs: Press 1 once you pass the new black
macadam (if there’s no car in front of you) &
gates will open.
· If you’re in line – as you get close to the island
and it’s your turn, make sure you point the key
fob at the black tower, not the gate.
3. Entering the Lake at Visitors’ gate (Main):
· The key fobs will not open the visitors’ gate
· Passes must be very close to the keypad to open
the gate.
· Code: the keypad is sensitive. Just lightly touch
each number until you hear the beep. After you
hit the # key, the gates will open.
· If you make a mistake (double hit a #, etc.), hit
the # key, wait 10 to 15 sec. and try again. All
600 codes have been tested.
4. Entering at East gates:
· All Passes, Codes, & Key Fobs can open entry gate.
· Follow same procedure as above.
· Exit gate is automatic & the same as above.
Damage to our Gates
According to the Vehicle Code of PA, there
is an obligation of a driver to report any
damage to our gates. If someone does not report damages to our gates, it is a summary offense and you can
be fined $300.00 plus the cost to repair the gates
(including labor costs). To report the damage you
may call the number at the gates 484-226-6950, call
the office 570-645-7100 and leave a message, mail
your information or drop it in the mail slot at the office, or report it to any board member.
Lake Hauto Board of Directors
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SPRING 2014
BOAT STICKERS
All 2014 stickers MUST
be placed on both sides of the boat in full view
without having to move any personal equipment
(such as covers). Security will assume that the
boat does not have a sticker and the board will
possibly fine the member for not displaying the
sticker within full view.
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
This is a rough sketch of the lake indicating the direction in which
all motorized boats must travel. Motorized boats must travel in a
counter clockwise direction around the designated ski area. Water
skiing and tubing is only permitted in the center designated ski
area. Motorized boats not skiing are not permitted in the ski area
unless they are pulling a skier or someone in the tube. The “No
Wake” area means exactly that, your boat should be going slow
enough to not produce a wake. Following these boating rules will
only help to make our lake a safer place.
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SPRING 2014
LAKE HAUTO CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NAME
KEN SNYDER
President
GEORGE
DEMETRIADES
Vice-President
JENNIFER
LAVINE
Treasurer
ROBERT
DAVIDOVICH
DAVID
DEMELFI
CY FULTON
CHESTER
GANGAWARE
JAMIE KANE
SCOTT
MURPHY
TELEPHONE #
610-390-9920 (cell)
610-264-3721
610-264-3332 (fax)
570-527-6601
570-645-0340
570-645-3456
570-778-4484 (cell)
570-579-5786
(570) 645-2649
570-578-7925 (cell)
570-645-7054
570-205-6570 (cell)
570-645-6345
570-805-4559
OFFICE 570-645-7100
COMMITTEE
Building & Grounds,
Maintenance, Roads
Legal
Security, Building plans,
Building & Grounds
B&G, Docks, Spec. Projects
EMAIL
[email protected]
[email protected]
Recreation, Building &
Grounds, Special Projects
Fish, Dam
[email protected]
Security, Building plans,
Building & Grounds
Special Projects,
B & G, Recreation
Water Quality, Dam Safety
Building Plans
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Docks, Fish
GARAGE 570-645-7104
Board of Directors Regular Monthly
Meetings
Are the third Thursday of the month at
7:00 PM in the Community Center. All
members are welcome to attend!
OFFICE HOURS for the Spring
Sunday, Monday & Tuesday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Wednesday & Thursday 8 a.m.—3 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m.—2 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.—2 p.m.
WELCOME NEW CLUB
MEMBERS
We would like to welcome the
following new club members
Thomas McArdle and
Melinda Penberth,
Gregory and Katherine
Mikovich,
Lee & Megan Herko
We ask all members to get involved with the club.
Web site:
www.lakehauto.org
Rules, permits applications,
minutes, finances, upcoming
events, etc. are available for
If you are looking for
someone to do various
jobs around your yard,
please do not forget to
look at the web site.
SECURITY NOTES
1.
2.
3.
4.
The security team that we have hired will be checking for the following:
Recreation tags need to be worn whenever members are using any Recreation Areas. There are many new members and this makes it easier on everyone to know that you are a member. No one is exempt from this rule no matter
how long you have lived here.
Boat Stickers need to be on both sides of the boat towards the rear of the boat. Security will be inspecting all boats.
Boats may not be launched without the stickers.
Recreational Vehicles must be registered with the club and the stickers must be visible. Drivers must possess a
valid drivers license.
Speed Limits will be checked periodically. The speed limit on Lake Drive is 25 miles per hour and on the side
streets, it is 15 miles per hour.
Please read the Lake Hauto Club Rules and Regulations for a complete list of rules and
thank you for your cooperation.
Lake Hauto Board of Directors
P.V. Concrete
All types of concrete
work.
Walks, patios, seawalls, etc.
Please call Lenny
570-952 (cell)
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Have your next party at the
Lake Hauto
Community Center
$150.00 for four hours
($10.00 for every additional hour)
$25.00 deposit to save the date.
Call the office for availability!
SPRING 2014
Open Letter to Lake Hauto Club members
contacted. The best way to honor the significant efforts
of Bill and Cindy is by keeping their dream a reality.
March 2014
The Lake Hauto Beautification Committee
Four short years ago, Cindy Cochran and Bill Schmidt,
both recent transplants to the lake, had a goal to start the
Lake Hauto Beautification Committee and create a new
improved look for our community. In those four years, the
LHBC volunteers, working with the ideas and under the
supervision and hard work of both Bill and Cindy, managed to :
Reconstruct the stone on the Route 54 entrance teepees
and Lake Drive Center Island as well as power
wash the teepees (through the generosity and work
of club members) and place a club property sign
on them, beautify both settings with annual and
perennial plantings.
Improve the “curb appeal” of the gate area and erect a
flag pole
Place directional signs for the beaches (through the
generosity of club members)
Beautify the three beaches through the placement of
planters, clocks, and American flags, the yearly
planting of flowers, the yearly replacement of decorative mulch, and weekly watering
Provide patio umbrellas for the many beach picnic tables
Hang awnings at the Eastwood pavilion
Share half the cost of the Community Center curb improvement landscaping with the club board
Provide seasonal decorations/plantings in the spirit of
the holiday
Organize the Antiques Road show, the Holiday Elf
Workshop, The Oldies Dance, the Chinese Auction Baskets, the Spring candy sale, June bake sale,
annual Calendar Sale, and the Christmas Wreath
Sale (many of these through the sponsorship and
donations of Lake Hauto club members).
LAKE HAUTO TEENS
DO YOU NEED
COMMUNITY SERVICE
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THINK
LAKE HAUTO BEAUTIFICATION
[email protected]
Bakers
Wanted
For the Annual
L H B C
Old-Fashioned
Bake Sale
June 28th- 9-1
At the
Crescent Beach Office
Ready to Frame
Prints
This past year, the departure of Bill was sorely felt. Gone
were his daily duties for not only the club, but also the
beautification committee. Now, Cindy has left. Her innovative ideas, unbounded energy, and contagious enthusiasm will be sorely missed.
With Cindy's departure, we, the volunteers of the LHBC,
must reassess. We plan to take baby steps . The yearly
planting of common areas and beaches is being coordinated. The Annual Bake Sale has been scheduled for June
28th. Donations of time, support, ideas, and money have
always been our saving grace, so please keep them coming! We are currently contacting volunteers who had most
recently offered Cindy their help to attend a reorganizational meeting in early April.. If you would like to volunteer or have ideas, please send us your name and suggestions at [email protected]. You will be
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Matted 8x10 prints of select 2013 Calendar Photos
Ready for an 11x14 frame
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$10 a print
or
2 for $15
Available in the club office
SPRING 2014
The following are motions that were made since the last newsletter. This is a more condensed version of any actions taken by the
Board of Directors than in the minutes. If you would like the minutes, please contact the office. They will be available also on the
web site soon.
LOG OF ALL LAKE HAUTO MEETING MOTIONS AND
DECISIONS AFFECTING THE MEMBERSHIP
Motion Number is a 4 digit year, two digit month, a dash and a two digit sequential number for that month. Motions in favor of a)
accepting minutes, b) accepting Treasurer’s Report, c) accepting bills to be paid and d) for adjournment, will not be recorded if no
special actions were taken and motion was carried unanimously.
MOTION / DE- TOPIC / DISCUSSION
CISION NUMBER
A motion was made by S. Murphy, seconded by B. Davidovich,
201402-02
to accept the resignation of Cindy Cochran who is no longer a
property owner in Lake Hauto.
RESULT
Roll call vote taken: Yes - Cy
Fulton, Jennifer Lavine, Bob
Davidovich, Dave DeMelfi,
Scott Murphy. Motion passes.
201402-01
A motion was made by B. Davidovich, seconded by S. Murphy,
to approve the new member Thomas McArdle.
All in favor, motion carried.
201402-02
There was a motion to replace Cindy Cochran as agreed at the
workshop. After some discussion, Jamie Kane was nominated by
George Demetriades and seconded by Jennifer Lavine.
The board interviewed three people for the part-time position in
the office. The purpose of this interview was to have the office
open seven days a week. After each interview there was a discussion. One of the interviews was conducted by Skype. After discussion, the board voted on hiring Sheri A. Harkness. A motion
was made by Scott Murphy, seconded by Bob Davidovich, to hire
her.
All in favor, motion carried.
Special Mtg
201402-01
Special Mtg
All in favor, motion carried.
201401-04
D. DeMelfi made a motion to remove the money in the New Pavil- The motion was dead due to
ion account in the Reserve account to the Miscellaneous account in lack of a second. This will be
the Reserve account. Discussion held.
discussed at the next workshop.
201401-03
A motion was made by S. Murphy, seconded by J. Lavine, to ap- Roll call vote taken. Yes – J.
prove the settlement of the case with Mr. Giannangeli’s’ insurance Lavine, B. Davidovich, C.
Cochran, D. DeMelfi, C. Gancompany. His insurance company will pay $2000.00.
gaware, S. Murphy. No – none.
Motion passes.
201401-02
A motion was made by S. Murphy, seconded by C. Gangaware to
approve the settlement of Mrs. Owens case who sued us for
$1000.00. The settlement would be for $307.37 towards her 2014
dues.
Roll call vote taken. Yes – J.
Lavine, B. Davidovich, C.
Cochran, D. DeMelfi, C. Gangaware, S. Murphy. No – none.
Motion passes.
201401-01
A motion was made by J. Lavine, seconded by B. Davidovich, to
impose a fee of $100.00 per lot for 2014 for the sole purpose of
road improvement. This will go out for a vote. K. Snyder commented that every year when we repair roads we need the
$62000.00 in assessment money to complete the jobs. We have a
good road program going and need to continue. About 50% of the
roads have been resurfaced.
Roll call vote taken. Yes – J.
Lavine, B. Davidovich, C.
Cochran, D. DeMelfi, C. Gangaware, S. Murphy. No – none.
Motion passes.
NO ATVs ON THE CRESCENT BEACH
Congratulations! Carlo and Megan Deangelo, along
BALLFIELD. Riding on the ball field creates with big sister Sophie, have welcomed baby brother
significant damage to the field.
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
Carlo Nicholas IV on November 25. 2013.
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Remember that all storm drains and canals
eventually drain into the lake. Never dispose of unwanted household chemicals,
waste oil, fuels, lawn and yard debris, or any
hazardous material in a storm drain.
Rules for the Pavilions
1) Members are not permitted to reserve the pavilions at the
beaches. It is on a first come first served basis. You may
put tablecloths and names on tables at 7:00 a.m. You are
permitted 2 tables per member unless you have other
members attending then you may use their names also.
Tree & stump removal
Drainage problems solved
Stone Works
Pebbles to Boulders
Ponds, Falls, Fountains
Retaining Walls and Patios
Excavation Work
Insured
2) You are permitted 25 day passes free per season. After
that number it is $2.00 per day pass. Under 14 years of
age do not require passes but must be accompanied by an
adult with a pass or regular recreation tag.
3) We have no rules on DJs.
4) The lifeguards work from noon to 5:00 pm.
5) The beaches are only open until 11:00 PM.
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SPRING 2014
Lake Hauto Club continues to participate in Redner’s Save-A-Tape and
Boyers’ rebate programs.
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$35 Food Purchase
Cannot be combined w/any offer. Not Valid on Holidays. Must present coupon at
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Take your eligible Save-A-Tapes from Redner’s
down to the office and drop them into the outside
letter drop or take them inside the office during regular office hours and give them to Kim. At Redner's you must remember to have the cashier
swipe your key tag in order for your Save-A-Tape
to be eligible.. At Boyer’s, all you need to do is
swipe your Boyer’s tag (there is no need for a receipt to be submitted to Lake Hauto Club for a rebate). If you need a Boyer’s tag, call the office.
Kim will be happy to get a tag to you. If you need a
save-a tape key tag from Redner’s, ask any cashier for one before he/she begins to register your
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Currently, all the rebate money from Redner’s and
Boyer’s is being deposited into the Road Savings
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Tamaqua, PA. 18252
Phone: 570-668-1900
Lou Rubino RPh
Paula Rubino RPh
Lake Hauto Members
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
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Postage
PAID
Lake Hauto Club
140 Maple Terrace
Nesquehoning, PA 18240
Lehighton, PA
18235
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Permit No. 310
Lifeguards Wanted
Lake Hauto Community
2014 Summer Season
Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays,
and holiday hours as well as
Mon.-Thurs. hours are available
(Memorial Day weekend
thru Labor Day weekend)
noon-6pm
LAKE HAUTO CLUB NEWSLETTER ADVERTISING RATES
1 issue
2 issues
3 issues
4 issues
(15% off)
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(25% off)
Full Page
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$288.00
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Half Page
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Quarter Page
40.00
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Business Cards 20.00
34.00
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We would like to thank Charles
Gillott for obtaining four flags for
our main entrance. These large
flags are courtesy of the McAdoo
VFW Post 6708 .
Qualifications: American Red Cross Lifeguard
training
Community First Aid & Safety courses
Lifeguard & CPR certifications
Age 16 years or older
Lifeguard: $9.00/hour
Head Lifeguard position: $9.25/hour
If interested please contact :
Kim Thomas at the Lake Hauto Office
Wed., Fri., & Sat. from 9am-2pm
or call 570-645-7100
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
CHILDREN’S FISHING DERBY
May 17th 9:00 AM At Birch Pools Pond
Registration $2.00
Ages: under 16 years old
Please register at the office.
Please contact the office if you or your business
would like to sponsor a fish with a tag for $25.00.
This money will buy the fish with a tag and the prize
if caught. The donator will be acknowledged for
their donation.
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