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July 2016
40 Pages
Holiday Times
Upcoming Holidays & Events
July 4 • Independence Day
July 4 • Holiday Shores Ski Show / Fireworks
July 23 • Holiday Shores Summer Jam
July 24 • Parent's Day
August 12 • 4th Annual Catfish Tournament
July 2016 Holiday TIMES - www.holidayshores.us
Board of Directors
Holishor
Association Inc.
President:
Bob Lowrance (15-18)............. (618) 530-6220
59 Boxwood • Edwardsville
[email protected]
#1 Holiday Point Parkway
Edwardsville, IL 62025
www.holidayshores.us
Vice President: Roger Rawson (14-17)..............(618) 531-4733
1851 Sextant Dr. • Worden, IL. 62097
[email protected]
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Closed 12-1pm for lunch
Fax....................................................................................... 618-656-7262
Phone.................................................................................. 618-656-7233
Association Manager - Glenn Dalton.............................. Ext. 1
[email protected]
Closings & Accounts - Angie Webster................................ Ext. 2
[email protected]
Public Safety Lead - Matt Schaeffer.................................... Ext. 3
[email protected]
General Information - Brandy Skelton.............................. Ext. 4
[email protected]
Holiday Times - Brandy Skelton...................................Ext. 4
[email protected]
Maintenace/Building Inspector - Rob Frey...................... Ext. 6
[email protected] or Cell 618-567-6551
Public Safety Cell................................................................... 531-7923
Maintenance Building......................................................... 656-9442
Treasurer:
Monte Thus (15-18)...................(618) 692-1502
6 Cedar Court
[email protected]
Secretary:
Richard Hertel (14-17)..............(618) 692-0963
679 Monaco Ct. • Edwardsville, IL. 62025
[email protected]
Director:
David Decker (14-17)........................... 637-9016
1184 San Juan Dr.
[email protected]
Director:
Jim Perotti (15-16).................... (618) 656-4822
1407 Biscay Dr. • Edwardsville
[email protected]
Director:
Darren Onwiler (13-16)....................... 407-5349
301 Deep Cove Dr.
[email protected]
Utilities
HS Sanitary District (water & sewer).......................... 656-4933
www.holidayshoressanitarydistrict.us
[email protected]
Ameren IP (gas)......................................................... 1-800-755-5000
Gas Leaks..................................................................... 1-800-755-6000
www.ameren.com
Attention Advertisers
Madison Communications.................................... 1-800-422-4848
(cable, telephone, internet)
www.gomadison.com
Deadline for the Holiday Times is the 10th of the month
by 4 pm. All ads and articles can be submitted by email to
[email protected]. 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
Allied Waste (trash).............................................................. 656-6883
www.disposal.com
Southwestern Electric (electric)......................... 1-800-637-8667
www.sweci.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 July be reproduced, in any form, except with
permission from the association.
AT & T (phone)......................................................... 1-800-244-4444
AT & T U-Verse (James Coppler).................... 1-614-638-3662
To locate underground utilities1-800-892-0123
www.julie1call.com
Emergency Numbers
Sellers Notice
If you are selling or transferring your property, you must
notify the Holishor Office. Per Holishor Association, Inc.
Covenants (Restrictions), Holishor Association, Inc. retains
the right of first purchase for any Holiday Shores lot being
offered for sale. These convenants (restrictions) are recorded
in the Madison County, IL Recorder's Office.
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
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www.holidayshores.us - July 2016 Holiday TIMES
Table of Contents
4th Annual Catfish Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
ALJETS Automotive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Arbor Masters Tree Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Bev George & Associates . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37 & 40
Blythe Pest Control Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Board of Directors Meetings . . . . . . . 13-17, 22-24
Bonner Seamless Power Washing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Campbell Business Services. LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Church Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Classified Listings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Committees & Clubs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Concealed Carry Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Cory Murphy's Riverbend Outdoor Services . . . . 27
DK's Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
DK Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Elite Outdoor Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Garrett Steele Memorial Kids Fishing Derby. . . . 28
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Ginger'z Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Holishor Association Logo Contest . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Holiday Shores Baptist Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Holiday Shores Garden Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Holiday Shores Realty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Holiday Shores Ski Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Holiday Shores Summer Jam . . . . . . . . . . . 11 & 19
Johnston Law Offices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Krone's Auto Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Madison Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Majestic Concrete, Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Manager's Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
McKaig Exteriors, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
New China Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Notice Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Parker Contracting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Poker Run . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Public Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
R.P. Lumber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
R & Z Shorestation Boatlifts & Docks. . . . . . . . . 33
Riverbend Outdoor Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Rooter Man Plumbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Schmitt Door Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Schmidt & Son Heating & Cooling . . . . . . . . . . . 27
St. Peter's Lutheran Church and School . . . . . . . . 31
Suzanne Vogel Attorney at Law . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Thoe's Flooring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Tiger Docks Waterfront Specialists . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Tiki Bar Bass Club 4 Man Golf Scramble . . . . . 25
VC Marine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Wayne's Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
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
CompletePlumbingSewer&DrainCleaning
NewConstructionPortableJetterService
Remodel
CameraInspection&SewerLines
Service&RepairsOver30YearsExperience
SepticTanks&
Lic#PL180756
GreaseTrapPlumbing
Alton/Godfrey:(618)465-3170
Collinsville:(618)344-4320
Edwardsville:(618)692-9350
GraniteCity:(618)452-7775
PhilMcDowell-owner
(618)637-2675
WWW.ROOTERMAN.COM
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)
www.dksmarket.com
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Greetings all and Happy Independence Day!
We have some major events on tap for the coming holiday, to celebrate the freedom we have.
First up is the annual 4th of July ski show/fireworks and then we have Summer Jam a few weeks
later, on the July 23rd. Both of these events will most assuredly involve lots of partying by one and
all. There are a couple safety concerns that need to be addressed prior to these events.
Water safety is always a major concern. If you plan on boating during these two dates, or any
other time for that matter, please make sure that you craft contains enough easily accessible PFDs
for every person on board and be sure to have all children under the age of 12 in a PFD at all
times when on the water. Be sure that all your craft’s wiring, fuel systems, blowers, lighting, etc. are
checked for proper operation prior to venturing out and double check that you have a working fire
extinguisher on board. Keeping an emergency whistle on hand is not a bad idea as well. Even with
all these safety measures in place, everyone must be courteous and polite with one another, so that
everyone can enjoy the fun and festivities.
When it comes to the 4th of July, there comes an element of celebration that is not widely used
during other times of the year. Yes, I am referring to the use of private fireworks. The standing of
my officers, the office staff, and I is for everyone to refrain from using personal fireworks. They are
extremely dangerous and illegal in the state of Illinois. Mixing alcohol with the use of such items only
compounds the chances of an accident or death occurring. Again, we recommend that everyone
refrain from using personal fireworks, and instead save your money for more gas for the boat or
food for the barbeque. Just sit back and enjoy the professional show that you have already paid for.
This year’s Summer Jam has introduced a situation that we have not dealt with thus far, the
anchoring of dozens and dozens of boats in very close proximity, in the middle of the main channel.
There will be a no wake section that runs north and south of the clubhouse in which the boats will
be permitted to anchor up in from 11am until 4pm, buts boats may traverse this section of the lake
via the far east side that lake, at no wake. Similar to the process used during the ski show on the
4th. I ask that the membership show curtesy to the boats anchored for this event, as it is an event for
all members and guests to enjoy. So come on out and have some fun with the live bands, food, etc.
Sincerely,
Matt Schaefer,
HSPS Lead Officer
618-656-7233 ext. 3
618-531-7923
[email protected]
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Committees & Clubs
We are always looking for new members & volunteers, if
you are interested give the chair a call and get involved!
Building Committee
Chair: Mike Parker - [email protected]
Rob Frey
Allen Harris
Mark Mantei
Mark Ogle
Brian Sciranko
Brad Krome
Communications and Media Committee
Laura Scaturro 618-978-1023
Rich Fennell
Jennifer Halverson
Donna Hedin
Justin Patterson
Melinda Patterson
Roger Rawson
Hearing Committee
Chair: Bob Lowrance
Gerry Theodor
Brian Sciranko
Mike Parker
Roger Rawson
Alan Huelsmann
Jim Perotti
Social Committee
Chair: Justin Patterson 1-314-258-9472
Vice Chair: Mark Maendele
Secretary: Carol Rawson
Treasurer: Terri Lowrance
Public Safety Committee
Chair: Darren Onwiler 407-5349
Glenn Dalton
Matt Schaefer
David Decker
Gary Kluckman
Ray Garber
Jim O'Brien
Finance Committee
Chair: Monte Thus 618-692-1502
David Decker
Ray Garber
Tony Harris
David Maibaum
Real Estate Planning & Development
Chair: Alan Campbell
Ray Garber
Linda Thus
Kim Unfried
Sunrise & Sunset
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Welcome Committee
Chair:Nancy Yates 1-314-239-5254
Cheryl Woods
Judy Wood
Political Action Committee
Chair: Scott Webber 792-6105
Fishing Committee
Chair: Mike Wesley 973-7910
Mark Kennan
Gary Kluckman
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Village Investigation Committee
Chair: Ken Dulle
Kent Scheibel
Bob Lowrance
Tim Thompson
Monte Thus
Andrea Pohlman
Donna Murphy
Lake Management Committee
Chair: Keith Schulz
Gerry Theodor
Monte Thus
Don Austin
Tom Hough
Nominating Committee
Jeanie Votruba 656-2535
Covenants, Bylaws, & Rules
Chair: Rich Hertel
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Ski Club
President: Henry Halverson - [email protected]
Vice President: Anthony Harrell
Treasurer: Brent Buckner
Secretary: TBD
Safety Coordinator: John Gusewelle
Equipment Director: Jason Wagner
Show Director: Kevin & Carla Baugh
Garden Club
President: Joyce Brendle 656-4257
Vice President: Patti Brown
Co-Secretary: Kathy Austin
Co-Secretary: Mary Henderson
Treasurer: Sue Johnson
Boating Rules & Regulations
Chair: Ben Kelly
Paul Worthey
Joe Roth
Larry Dallas
Keith Schultz
Roger Rawson
Rich Hertel
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BOAT DECALS
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2016 Boating decals are Light
Blue in color. If you can't wait
to be the first on the lake with
your 2016 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.
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Manager's Report by Glenn Dalton
Manager’s Report June 2016
Our lake is full pool, water temperatures are
up, clarity is excellent and many of our members
are enjoying it. We have completed an electroshock fishing analysis from IDNR and the results
were excellent with one exception. We are still
experiencing a stunt in our crappie population
on the main lake. IDNR’s recommendation
is to continue the open creel for crappie to
reduce this population. Last year we had a very
successful crappie tournament that helped and
this year we have had another tournament and
it was a tremendous success. The results were
discussed with IDNR and the recommendation
was to continue this practice until our population
is significantly reduced. We will conduct another
crappie tournament this Fall. These tournaments
are fun for all ages, fish from the bank or boat
and the fish are excellent table fare. The creel
limits for crappie at SuTwan Lake remains in
force, with a daily limit of 20 with a minimum
length of 8 inches. Several years ago we
had a problem with kayaks, paddleboards and
paddleboats found on the lake. These were
by Glenn
Dalton
never
reported
as lost, we were storing an
extensive
array
and
were required to turn them
July 2013
over to IDNR and they were auctioned. We
determined
we wanted to return the watercraft
Our
lake is in excellent
to the member.
condition
with great Today,
water we request all watercraft,
quality,
at full pool
exceptcurrently
inflatables,
be registered and have a
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insure all users are members in good standing.
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with a little over 36 lbs. of
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at
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p.m..
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concern
this
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cases the soil is so saturated that mowing would
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boats We
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to your
property.
registered within our Community and this coupled with
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gas prices means many are staying at home to enjoy all
would request that in
these cases action
be taken at the
earliest opportunity
to bring the property
back into compliance
with our rules. When
fertilizing your lawns we would request you not
fertilize within 25 feet of the shoreline to keep
the fertilizer from washing into the lake during
the next storm event and causing algae blooms
degrading our water quality.
Our lifeguards are back on the beach and
they are completing their training. The training
I am alludeing too is not heir certifications and
qualifications as a lifeguard; but the interaction
required with Public Safety to maintain order on
the beach. Our lifeguard’s primary responsibility
is in the water and if anyone does not follow their
orders or distracts them from this duty they will
be asked to leave the beach. Our Beaches are
for member’s families and member’s guest only
and everyone’s behavior will be with that theme
and our rules in mind.
Doyle & Cheryl Hale
Rachel Reynolds-Valdez
& Anthony
Valdez
Thomas & Elizabeth
Winn
John
Daughtery
Adam Rhodes & Meagan Tiffany
Patricia&
Allen
Chandler Wilson
Karen Etzkorn
Cody
Henson
Michael Atkins
Mark & Sandra Dowdy
Phillip
and Angela Callovini
Elizabeth Klopfer
Terry
& Barbara Bowser
Jim Schimmelpfenning
Kathleen
Schneider
Robert & Krissa
Lubben
DarrellTom
Jr. &Martin
Terry Yates
Peter & Lis
KowalskiPatel
Mahendra
& Indriria
Jordan & Kaylyn Lynch
Lance & Judy Haynes
Jennifer Grimm
Nate
Desch
Tippin
Serena
Lewis&&Jennin
Sean Kelley
Steven & Amelia Schaeber
Kyle Arakaki
Notice Page
Alexander, Roosevelt
The Holistor 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 July 1, 2015
Newlon, Thomas & Teresa
Hallemann, Paula J.
Anderson, Elizabeth & James England Hansel, Donald & Shirley
Peel, David & Amy
Becker, Kimberly
Harris, Hyland
Pierce & Associates
Behnke, Vonda
Hayes, Beau
Prestito, Tammy
Best, Ray & Rose
Hayes, James
Quick, Larry & Lisa
Bogel, Ross & Anita
Henke, Jeffrey & Jessica
Rea, Roby & Cheryl
Bozarth, David
Higgins, Alicia
Reiske, Fred E. & Brenda
Cavalie, Kai
Holshouser, Paul & Lori
Renko, Ryan
Coleman, Jayma
Howard, Ronald & Lisa A
Rickard, Randy
Coleman, Skylar
Hubler, John
Sanders, Russell
Crabtree, Brian
Hultz, Sean
Schmidt, Tricia & Ed
Dunson, Roger & Marie
Iams, John & Barbara Woll
Sherill, Chris & Kristen
Faccin, Tony & Chris Coffman
Jasper, Aleasa
Simpson, Dennis
Fahey, Mark
Karns, Ronald & Patricia
Smith, Ronald
Fletcher, Jerome
Kayser, Phillip & Shara
Stair, Andrew & Michael Puglise
Gavin, James & Lisa
Life is Good Trust
Steele, Nicolas & Lisa
Gengler, Betty
Linton, Matthew & Jessica NiByrd
Swain, Thomas & Deanna
Greer, Jay
Mahoney, Bryan & Joan
Tallerico, Mike
Greer, Kerry & Elizabeth
Mason, Robert & Lisa
Thompson, David & Sara
Grider, Justin & Hope
Miller, Gerald & Karen
Villalobos, Jose & Christine
Groshans, Andrew & Angela
Moffitt, Edward
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:
Refunds Forfeited........2
Refunds ........................7
Permit Extensions .......6
Dock Permits ...............2
Fence Permits ..............2
Pools.............................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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4th Annual
Catfish Tournament
August 12, 2016
Sign-up begins at 6:30p.m.
@ the Marina
BIG FISH ONLY
(ALIVE)
Rod & Reel Only
(2 pole limit per person)
Fish from Land or Boat
Up to 6 people per team
$50.00 PER TEAM
Contact: Gary @
618.979.3296 for more information.
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All Holishor members in good standing, family, and friends
are invited to attend this free music festival at the Holishor
Clubhouse. Come by land or by water to enjoy a day of fun in
the sun, celebrating all that Holiday Shores has to offer.
Pick up your wristbands and more information at the
Holishor office.
Li us on Facebook to pre-order shirts, hats,
Like
beach towels and get the latest information
and sponsorship opportunities.
www.facebook.com/HolidayShoresSocialCommittee
Performances by:
makeshifT
Dead Man’s Bridge
Straight Jacket
Agent 99
Dirty Bombshell
Emcee’d by:
Join us at 5pm to celebrate
20 years of Lakeside
Marina at the Summer Jam
After Party!
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Free Exercise Classes
Community Events 2016
At the Holiday Shores Clubhouse!
July 2016
7/4 Office Closed
7/4 Ski Show/ Fireworks
7/5 Building Committee Meeting 6:30pm
7/7 Social Committee Meeting 6:30pm
7/13 Board of Directors Meeting 7:30pm
7/14 Communication and Media Committee
Meeting 6:30pm
7/18 Garden Club, 6:00pm, clubhouse boat
docks, Pontoon Boat Lakeside Garden
Tour, followed by potluck salad/dessert
supper
7/23 Summer Jam
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
August 2016
8/6 Holiday Shores Poker Run by Boat,
Sign-up Marina @ Noon
Meeting 6:30pm
8/12 Catfish Tournament, Sign-up Marina @
6:30pm
8/15 Garden Club 7:00pm Clubhouse
8/20 Golf Scramble @ Fox Creek Golf Course
8/27 Rick Henke Memorial Tournament
1-7pm @ Marina
Come Join The Fun!!!!
Friends,
I would like to give a big Thank you to
everyone for the support that has been given
to my wife Amanda and I during the loss of
our precious son, Dakota. It has been a truly
awful last couple of month for our family. It is
a pain and empty feeling that we would never
wish on anyone. Fortunately, our family is
strong, as in out extended support network.
We are blessed to have a bright, shining face
of our daughter, Harper, to look at every day.
She is an amazing little girl that is growing
like a weed, and we hope for a bright future
ahead for her. We miss her brother very
much, and we are very lucky to have harper,
as she helps us to stay focused and begin the
process of mending our hearts. Again, thank
you all so much.
September 2016
Meeting 6:30 pm
9/19 Garden Club Meeting 7:00pm Clubhouse
9/20 Building Committee Meeting 6:30 pm
9/24 & 9/25 TBBC Fall Classic Fishing
(both days 8 hours)
9/28 Board of Directors Meeting
Sincerely,
The Schaefer crew:
Matt, Amanda, and Harper
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Read by Glenn Dalton
Correspondence
Shirley Dobe (871 Holiday Point Parkway)
A letter was submitted to the Board of Directors requesting
the refund of Association dues for 2016 from a former
member that had sold her home in April.
Read by Bob Lowrance
Bob Lowrance – Earlier this year we received a letter
about the same thing. Our policy has always been not to
return dues. Glenn Dalton – Our By-laws are very clear
on that. Monte Thus - On the statement made by the
title company, if someone like this sold the property and
decided to move locally, would they still have use of the
lake for the rest of the year? Roger Rawson – If they’re
not a property owner they can’t Glenn Dalton – Once
they sell the property, they are no longer a member.
Monte Thus – The title company needs to be informed
what they’re saying here is not correct. Bob Lowrance –
There are so many title companies, it would be difficult to
go out and tell them all what our by-laws state.
Date: May 11th, 2016
Attendance
Board Members
Present: Bob Lowrance, Roger Rawson, Monte
Thus, Rich Hertel, Dave Decker and Darren
Onwiler
Absent: Jim Perotti
Quorum Present: Yes
Others Present
Glenn Dalton, Rob Frey, Misty Soliben and Brandy
Skelton from the Holishor Office.
Holishor Members Present: 18
Calvin Carter Letter (Lot 2036)
Bob Lowrance – This letter was submitted by Mr.
Carter’s daughter, Donna, acting on his behalf. Calvin
is handicapped. His boat parking was taken by another
party. Do we have other areas that you know with space
besides Spanish Cove? Glenn Dalton – Those have been
identified to them. Of course with Calvin’s condition our
other spaces would make it a lot more difficult for him to
try to gain access to the boat. The alternative would have
been over at Castle, but the pitch is too deep to get down
there. We have several docks that people have built that
we own in there, but they’re already taken and our rule is
first come, first serve. The one thing we did recommend
to them is to check to see if there is a space available
at the Marina. But, she requested that the board get the
letter and I don’t know if we have the ability to assign a
slot for Calvin, even though he is disabled. Bob Lowrance
- I would think maybe it was something we ought to look
at. Obviously he’s handicapped and that’s the only area
in the lake that’s accessible to him, but for handicapped
people, it’s just like parking spots in parking lots. Maybe
we should consider designating a couple of those spots
as handicapped. Roger Rawson – You can take your boat
and they can get on and off the Marina. They actually have
docks. Bob Lowrance - I’m saying where you can actually
park your boat as opposed to having to pay for it at the
Marina. I don’t know what ADA has to say about parking
spots for boats. Glenn Dalton - If we had spots, then
we would have to have ADA compliant docks. The only
alternative would be to trailer the boat and then pick up at
the Marina. Rich Hertel - They should talk to the person
that’s taking the spot in a neighborly way and explain to
them the circumstances with Calvin and why they would
need that spot.
Proceedings
Meeting called to order at 7:30 PM
Pledge of Allegiance Recited
Minutes of April 13, 2016
Darren Onwiler - Motions to approve as corrected. Rich
Hertel - Seconds.
Action: Motion carried.
Transfers of Property
There were 7 transfers of property and all 7 triggered
initiation fees.
Bills & Salaries
Rich Hertel - Motions to approve as submitted. Darren
Onwiler- Seconds.
Treasury Report
Monte Thus – The first of the year is when most of our
income comes in. The balance of the North Property loan
is $44,022.63 and $9,332.35 was applied in April to that.
Dave Decker – How much are we currently holding back
for the interest payment? Monte Thus – We have $4,000
set aside. I’m going to call tomorrow or Friday and find out
what the balance would be for the end of the year. Angie
has all the final payments coming in for May and I want to
add something to it for North Property interest.
Dave Decker – Motions to approve as submitted. Roger
Rawson – Seconds.
Action: Motion Carried
Profit Loss Budget
Information Only.
Manager’s Report
Old Business
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20’ Dock Rule
Rich Hertel - For Approval is the existing and proposed
Dock Rule. The revised rule state that any boat dock may
extend into the lake a maximum of 20’.
Roger Rawson – Motions to approve the change to the
Proposed Dock Rule.
Monte Thus – Seconds.
All in Favor – Roger Rawson, Monte Thus, Rich Hertel
and Darren Onwiler
All Opposed – Dave Decker.
Action: Motion Carries.
alligator cracking, etc. No, it will not fill all our requirements.
We are working with the budget that we have. I would say
that at best case, it will complete 25 to 50% of the work.
Rob Frey - It depends on how deep the potholes are and
how wide alligator cracks are. We will have to adjust
materials based on the conditions that we run into. Darren
Onwiler - Are there any of the roads in the resurfacing
plan that do not need resurfaced at this time? Rob Frey
- the majority of the roads in the resurfacing plan are our
best roads. Darren Onwiler - So were saving best roads?
And we are just barely patching 25% to 50% of our worst
roads? Rob Frey – Correct, If we repair the worst roads
first, we will lose our best roads while we were waiting on
the funds. Dave Pointer 523 - I believe what Glenn is
saying about needing more budget is true, but we need to
be a group effort between roads and drainage. I would like
to use my property as an example. Its two adjoining
properties on Gilbert Drive, on the southeast corner of the
dam. We’ve only been there for five years. Once the road
base has dissolved, there’s not too much patching that
they will be able to do. Unfortunately, the road that we live
on the road base is gone. The previous board had allowed
the previous owners to build without ditches, no culverts
at either driveway and the garage was built at grade. All
the water from three houses up on both sides of the street
appears to come down the road, onto my front yard,
across both my driveways, and into my garage. It then
stands on my garage floor. I was not aware of this when I
had purchased the house. I would hope that the board
would consider making the plan and the recommendations
a comprehensive program that includes both roads and
drainage. It was not my idea to not have ditches, culverts
or to build the garage at grade. I did not become aware of
this until after some of the major storms in this area when
I had been here for around six months. I’ve spent
approximately $10,000 working on drainage issues on my
property. But I have not put any culverts in. I have not
repaved my driveway. Glenn suggested that I not finish my
driveway until after the board had comes up with a
comprehensive plan about the drainage issues. Bob
Lowrance - We agree and we understand, but money is
the biggest issue. We do not have enough room in the
budget. Roger Rawson - Glenn, have you looked at his
property? Glenn Dalton - Yes. We have been to his
property and a lot of properties throughout the Association
in the last few years. Dave Decker – Well the phrase I
heard in his statement was when the board comes up with
a plan for the roads and the ditches and that’s where we’re
looking to the staff to do. Glenn Dalton – And the big
thing is when did we have our discussion Dave Pointer
523 – Probably about two years ago and I’m not sure if
you said the board or us as a community. We can’t rely on
person come up with the plans limited by a certain amount
of money. Because it’s pretty obvious given the minutes of
some of the meetings, the budget is not there to allow us
to do the construction we need to do. Dave Decker – I
agree 100% with you we tried putting a committee
together but we don’t have the committee because they
didn’t have millions of dollars to play with so they were
willing to help put together the organization of the things
Truck Bids
Bob Lowrance - We received four truck bids. Bobby
Spurlock $2050, Eric Thornsberry $500, Tony Shimynek
$501.99, and Mike Reed $3812.
Darren Onwiler – Motions to sell the truck to Mike Reed
for $3812.
Roger Rawson – Seconds
New Business
2016 Road Plan
Rob Frey - We put together a comprehensive road plan
with guidance from the former road committee. With the
available funds, we have agreed to approximately 8 miles
of road. One of the main priorities is that anywhere we
plan on chip and sealing, those roads will be getting fixed
first so that we can get the chip and seal down in the
right timeframe. We are shooting for August so the heat
from the summer will seal the road. We have six existing
culverts that we’re looking at replacing. One is a driveway
culvert that we are trying to get the water to drain away
from roads. Dave Decker - You said driveway culverts?
Rob Frey - There are some that are causing damage
to existing roads. We have determined that they are a
problem at this time. Dave Decker - Are these Holishor
lot driveway culverts? Rob Frey - No, they are owned by
private individuals. Bob Lowrance - In the past we have
not replaced private culverts, have we? Rob Frey - No,
we have not. Bob Lowrance - Have we contacted the
residents and asked them about replacing the culverts?
Rob Frey - No. Conversation ensues
Roger Rawson - I would like to adopt a policy that
the homeowner would purchase the pipe and that the
Association would then install it. After that it would be up
to the Association to repair or replace that culvert.
Monte Thus - Are we talking new construction? Roger
Rawson - They are paying for it anyway they always have
been. But instead of the homeowner installing the pipe,
the Association would install it so that it can be installed
to our specifications. Conversation ensues.
Bob Lowrance - Rob, please talk to the homeowner and
see if they will replace it themselves. Dave Decker - How
much work will this $16,000 get you with our new road
machine? Rob Frey - About 30 days. Darren Onwiler Will this $16,000 be enough for all the roads we have
minus the 8 miles that will be re-finished? Rob Frey - No.
Glenn Dalton - Darren, I believe you are asking if this is
going to be enough to solve all our potholes, road edges,
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we are doing and that’s the reason why we’re trying to ask
questions to see whether or not we are focused on the
right things. Dave Pointer 523 - Forgive me for maybe
sounding a little crass when I say this but it becomes very
obvious that we have done way too little for way too long
and we talked about way too much. Sooner or later we’re
going to have to start doing something. I’m not an expert.
Bob Lowrance - and we understand that and we agree
with that statement. Roger Rawson - And I’ve been a
proponent of trying to get the dues raised for quite a few
years so we can pay for some of this but the membership
doesn’t want to do it. Dave Pointer 523 - just a thought,
and I don’t know this is something somebody’s brought up
in the past, have we done in the guinea pig lots just to see
what this is going to cost us on a time and material basis?
Roger Rawson - Well our staff is pretty experienced in
doing all of that. That’s where they come up with the cost
of each project. They know the cost of the labor and
materials that it’s going to cost. Dave pointer 523 - I’d like
for something to be done, even if I have to pay for a
portion of it. We’re kind of at an impasse because I don’t
know what the Association is going to require. Dave
Decker - you actually bring up a good point. You are
willing to help pay for that solution. Dave pointer 523 That’s correct because I can’t afford to build another
garage and I can’t afford for the one I have to rot. Dave
Decker - You’re the second person I heard that from this
week and I would like to steal your idea. I believe we could
come up with a neighborhood group that is willing to fund
a solution to the situation. And under the supervision of
this Association, maybe come to a quicker resolution. The
trouble for that is going to be that neighbor A is going to
be for it and neighbor B is not. Philip Tate 395 - as a
member of the past road committee that they keep
referring to, then make a comment that the road committee
is not active because of the million-dollar budget that’s not
the reason. The reason that the road committee is not
active is because we spend hours and hours to come up
with a road plan and every time we presented it, the board
has turned it down. We decided that were done spending
time on the road plan to get shot down every time it’s
brought up at the meeting. I encourage you guys to pass
this road plan. It is the best thing for this community. A
couple things we should also think about before is that it
says $1500 to fix the driveway. If you start fixing concrete,
stamped concrete, asphalt, to replace that it’s going to be
$3,000-$5000 additional on top of that. We had meetings
as the road committee with the building committee to talk
about this about not letting concrete to the road that
something they need to talk about too, although it affects
aesthetics, we have to look at the community as a whole.
Dave Decker - The report the board received that’s even
in the minutes, was that the road committee would not
work with them because there’s not enough money to do
anything within the budget. Philip Tate 395 – Yes, I wrote
that letter. Yes that was the main reason but since the
funds were not there we kept trying to make a plan that
would be acceptable to the board but yet the board would
not pass it. We said as a group we’re done, we’re not
spending any more time. Dave Decker - The plan that
was submitted last year was approved. We did approve
the road plan last year, correct? Philip Tate 395 - I think
the plan was submitted last year was before the road
committee was started. Dave Decker – No. Glenn Dalton
– It was deferred into this year. That’s where we got the
$60,000 carryover. Dave Decker – I understand. But we
approved the plan that was presented to us and that we
came to an agreement on. The problem with the plans that
were submitted, and I was one of the people that was very
vocal on it, is it didn’t have any details or information for
the board. It was “we’re going to go out and just start
working on roads”. It took like 3 tries before we got what
was presented tonight when you first started working on a
map that had drawings that said what you guys were
going to do. That’s the reason you were challenged on
your plan. But I appreciate all the work you guys did. I just
wish you would’ve stuck in there and said here’s the
money we’ve got, here’s what we’re going to do and do it
in this order. Unfortunately, these are the funds we have
and, as everybody has said, we have a struggle in getting
more money through. So we have to work within our
funding. Conversation Ensues. Philip Tate 395 - The
plan that was submitted to you tonight by Glenn was the
same plan as the Road committee came up with last year.
This is the plan we recommend. Bob Lowrance - And if I
remember correctly Philip, you guys will still make yourself
available as individuals you just do not work as a
committee? Philip Tate 395 - Yes. Darren Onwiler - So if
I heard you right, you talked about spending money on the
best roads out here. My biggest concern is what happens
if you are living on worst roads. Would it not be wise to
scale back some of that resurfacing budget by 15 to 20
grand to adjust for road repair? Philip Tate 395 - We
believe that you would be using some of your best efforts
to use the patch machine. Go through all the roads you
can with the time that you have available. You need to let
them have as much money as they need to run the
machine and whatever they have left whatever comes
time to oil and chip, use that to resurface the road. Darren
Onwiler - I would like to see more money used to patch
the worst roads to see if we can get that finished closer to
100%, even if that comes at a cost to not being able to
resurface some of our best roads. Philip Tate 395 - That
would be my recommendation. Glenn Dalton - Another
thing that goes into that equation Darren is the time we
have available based on other projects that we have a
requirement to do. Dave Decker - Earlier I had asked
what that $16,000 covered in units of 30 days I’m
assuming that you had taken into consideration and 30
days is how much time you have available? Glenn Dalton
- That is accurate. Darren Onwiler - So if the board says
we want $32,000 of the budget to go towards repair, are
you saying that we will not have the manpower needed for
you to use those funds? Glenn Dalton - That is correct. I
have other projects that we have to be done this spring.
Conversation ensues
Bob Lowrance - Philip did recommend that we go
ahead and go forward with this plan, other people on the
committee have recommended this plan Dave Decker He also recommended if we can, to spend more money
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on the patches. Bob Lowrance - I agree, but at the same
time Glenn says he doesn’t have the manpower due to
other projects. Glenn Dalton - If we could get some more
money for the hot patch we can defer some of the other
work so that we were able to repair roads. If we can come
back to the board at a later date to discuss how much
money will be available for the resurface, we would like to
do that. Dave Decker - Do we know what the competing
projects are? Glenn Dalton - Yes. Dave Decker - I would
make recommendation for getting opportunities to see
those. Bob Lowrance - I would agree with that as well.
Dave Decker - Is that $16,000 just enough to do the parts
that your oil and chipping or is it enough to do more? Rob
Frey - It’s enough to do as much as we possibly can to
the worst parts of the areas that are oil and chipping first
and still have enough to patch the worst of the areas that
were not touching. Dave Decker - This is enough to do all
the roads that we’re seal and chipping? Rob Frey - It will
never be enough. Glenn Dalton - We’re going to be close.
Do we need more money for hot patch? Yes we do. And if
we have enough money we will continue to hot patch and
will come back with our schedule for the rest of the year
and see if you guys feel that our projects have the same
priority as we do. Conversation ensues.
Darren Onwiler - Motions to approve Road Repair
and Storm water drainage sections of the road plan for
$16,000 each, totaling $32,000.
Dave Decker – Seconds
afternoon. Usually on a holiday weekend, the practice
is hard but necessary to get in before the show. Monte
Thus – Saturday morning would probably be better for the
restaurant, so we’re not in the way of people trying to get
to the restaurant. Dave Decker – Have we used the jump
in the show before? Henry Halverson 1829 - We have
used a smaller version of the ski jump in the show before.
This year we have an opportunity to purchase a larger ski
jump at a very good price so as we explore that option we
would like to make sure that we can utilize that ski jump.
Rich Hertel - Years ago when I was a member of the ski
team we use the ski jump and we pulled it off the lake
when we were not using it. Is that what you’re planning
to do? Henry Halverson 1829 - Correct. Our plan is to
move the jump to a no wake area on the north end, and
anchor it there so it’s out of boat traffic. It will be lighted
also. Rich Hertel - Once the ski jumps over, will the ski
jump be permanently moored out of the way or will be
used by the ski club during certain times of they would like
to use it? Henry Halverson 1829 - We would like to still
use it ideally through August so we can still practice after
the ski show on the fourth. Rich Hertel - But when people
use it, it will be under your supervision, correct? Henry
Halverson 1829 – Correct. Dave Decker – So when your
practice occurs, the ski jump will be out there from when
to when? Henry Halverson 1829 – Normal ski practice
is on Saturday morning starting at 9 AM till noon we don’t
anticipate doing the jump practice at that time. I don’t have
a specific date. I would assume Sunday morning would
be light on traffic on the lake. Dave Decker – In this letter
there are no dates or times. That request is to open for me.
You guys practice normally on Saturdays and Sundays
unless I missed that in the wording or it doesn’t say when
you would like to use it. It also doesn’t say when the ski
jump would be out there. Henry Halverson 1829 – It
would be out there during practice. Dave Decker – Which
would be Saturday and Sunday from eight to noon at the
most? Henry Halverson 1829 – At the most. My wording
there was that we would like to use it during practices and
during the Fourth of July ski show. Monte Thus – Normally
our practices around Saturday from 9 AM to noon and we
would go out there at 7:30 AM and put the jump out there.
Run the jump practice until nine o’clock and then run our
regular practice and then the boat drivers would tie up the
jump. It would sit there during our practice, but the main
jump practice would be until 9 AM. Conversation ensues
Henry Halverson 1829 – Can I make a recommendation?
Going to specify a time, can I specify a Sunday morning
and Monday evening? And then if possible two weeks
ahead of the show we might like to use it on Saturday
morning for a quick run through. Dave Decker – I could
live with that restriction. Those seem like times when
they won’t be a major impasse with the Association.
Bob Lowrance -We want it to work for you but we also
wanted to work for the rest of the Association. Dave
Decker – Were you planning on putting it out there for
the practice? Henry Halverson 1829 – That part had not
been discussed yet. Dave Decker – If you’re putting it
out there for the Fourth of July, what’s you’re set up time
and takedown time? Henry Halverson 1829 – Takedown
Monte Thus – I think you need to make a recommendation
to the building committee that people who fill in their
ditches are going to get a hefty fine. If we’re going to go
through the effort of digging ditches and people come
back and fill them in, I think there should be a hefty
fine. Dave Decker – if we want to do that I think the
recommendation to the buildings committee should come
through us not Glenn. In order to do that you have to
make sure that you have historical facts, such as pictures,
of what the place looks like before they do it. Monte
Thus – We should document what we do from this point
forward. Glenn Dalton - Once each road is complete it
should be photographed and the dimensions of what was
established should be documented.
Telephone and Security System
Justin Patterson 1656 –Answers questions based on the
spreadsheet (below) of the bids given.
Roger Rawson – Motions to accept the bid from Barcom
for phone and alarm but to ask for better price.
Rich Hertel – Seconds
Action: Motion Carries
Holiday Shores Ski Club Letter
Henry Halverson 1829 - The ski show always starts at
noon on the 4th. Normally we practice the two days before
the show in the evening. This year, since the second
falls on a Saturday, we thought that we could practice
in the morning beginning at 8 AM instead of Saturday
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city. Glenn Dalton - Another thing under investigation
as well is if we’re just talking about a city with Holiday
Shores, how is it going to impact the Association? Does
the Association then exists I understand that’s all being
investigated and that’s part of it. Bob Lowrance – Right.
Jerry Theodore 1346 - We don’t know why they went this
route. I did notice that it takes fewer people and fewer
square miles for a city than it does for a village. Bob
Lowrance – There are still a few things to investigate but
I just want everybody to know where we are.
is not very long because you’re just pulling anchors and
dragging it off. Set up to get it out there, anchored, lined
up and tied off it might be 40 minutes to an hour. Darren
Onwiler - Just for clarity you said Sunday morning and
Monday evening? Henry Halverson 1829 – Correct.
Bob Lowrance - What times? Henry Halverson 1829
– Sunday 8 AM to noon. Monday 4 PM to dusk. Roger
Rawson - just a suggestion that I would like to send out to
the board, maybe have a large floating sign that you can
drag out further north that says jump practice in session
Henry Halverson 1829 – We do have a red caution flag
that we put out in the past. We haven’t used that much
lately but it might be a good idea to use it at that particular
point in time. Dave Decker – What are the dimensions of
the jump you’re looking at buying versus what you have
now? Henry Halverson 1829 – The jump that we are
looking at buying is 14’ x 26’. The one we have now is
about 8’ x 16’. It’s a standard size ski jump. Bob Lowrance
– Questions? Henry Halverson 1829 – If there’s other
times that we would like to use it, can we come back to
the board at a later date? Roger Rawson - Absolutely.
Miscellaneous
Darren Onwiler – This is going to sound like it’s coming
out of the blue, but at a prior meeting there were
some members voicing some concerns of intoxicated
boaters. There were questions as to the response of the
Sheriff’s office addressing those issues. I spoke with Capt.
Dimitrov, our patrol commander today. He’s in charge of
the patrol units and would be responsible if their office
would be contacted with someone indicating that there’s
a possibility of somebody operating watercraft under
the influence. In the interest of safety, the police would
respond. They would attempt to locate the individual as
described and, if possible, when that subject would make
it back to the dock, make contact with them, attempt to
establish control, and work together with IDNR to pursue
the issue. IDNR is the chief law enforcement agency on
the water in the State of Illinois and again, the statements
that I made previously about boating under the influence
is an IDNR matter, but Madison County will work in
conjunction with IDNR to see that it’s properly enforced.
Conversation Ensues
Darren Onwiler – Motions to approve the request as
stated with the exception of amending the times to
Sunday Morning 8 AM to noon and Monday 4 PM to 8 PM,
to include the additional practice for the 4th of July show,
utilizing the ramp in conjunction with their stated practice.
Monte Thus – Seconds
All in Favor – Roger Rawson, Monte Thus, Rich Hertel
and Darren Onwiler
All Opposed – Dave Decker objects because of the
larger ski ramp size
Roger Rawson – I believe I’ve noticed that Gingerz has
been serving beverages in glass containers outside.
Glenn Dalton - On the patio only. They cannot take it
out in the grass. There is no glass containers that are
permitted off the patio. Roger Rawson – I was looking
at the lease and it says they can’t serve glass outside.
Bob Lowrance – Previously the restaurant had served
wine etc. in plastic glasses in the concrete areas because
typically, they don’t serve glass outside the restaurant.
We need to look into that. Glenn Dalton - If you want to
restrict that, we can.
Roger Rawson – Motions to adjourn to executive session.
Rich Hertel – Seconds
Open Floor
Bob Lowrance - The Village Investigation Committee
did meet with the people outside of the Holiday Shores
boundaries last night. From that meeting, it was determined
that those people are not very happy and do not want to
be part of a Holiday Shores Village. That being said, we
also looked at potentially incorporating as a city instead
of a village, noting that a village has to be a minimum
of 4 square miles and a city can be less than that. The
committee is going to be meeting again a couple times
this week and potentially excluding the number of the
properties outside of Holishor boundaries but possibly
still including some of those that would want to be inside
the city limits as opposed to village limits. Dave Decker
- So what are the differences between a city versus a
village other than the size that you just mentioned? Bob
Lowrance – We haven’t received definitive clarification
on that yet. That’s why we’re going to have a meeting
and discuss those items. There is research being done
by different members of the committee. This just came
about this morning with emails between the committee
members. Dave Decker - I misunderstood because I
thought the village was only what we qualified for. Why
are we going after a village as opposed to a city? Bob
Lowrance - I’m a little disappointed that our attorney did
not give us a little more insight into incorporating into a
Meeting adjourned at 10:04 p.m. to Executive Session.
Meeting minutes submitted by Rich Hertel.
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All formats, including drawings, sketches, or paintings are eligible and may be submitted by mail (Holishor Association, 1 Holiday Point Parkway, Edwardsville, IL 62025
or emailed to: [email protected]
All entries will be judged on the artwork’s creative ideals that reflect those things that add up to the feeling that our community is a special place, distinct from any where
else; practical usability, and artistic merit in capturing the essence of Holiday Shores.
Participants are required to provide a brief written explanation of their chosen logo design.
Entries will judged by the Communication and Media Advisory Board with the top designs being forwarded to the Holishor Board of Directors for final Determination.
Judging decisions are final and may not be appealed.
The deadline for entries is 4:00 p.m., Friday, September 16, 2016.
Entries received after the deadline will not be accepted.
The top design and any winning theme may be used as the official Holishor Association/Holiday Shores logo.
The winning entry will be awarded $100.00, provided by the Holiday Shores Social Committee.
Winner will be announced by October 15. For more information, please contact: [email protected]
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Phase One - Native Plant Experiment - North End of Lake
The above photos reflect the efforts of Garden Club members as we worked to accomplish Phase One of what
we’ve named our Native Plant Experiment. The garden is located at the north end of the lake on Biscay Drive. This
first plot covers 300 square feet. A variety of native plants (100) were planted last month and mulch was added to not
only keep moisture around the plants but to, also, prevent unwanted vegetation; i.e. weeds!! Each plant is identified
with a plant marker. Our goal is to make this an educational project for everyone within our community. We hope
to garner interest from others in our community (one volunteer was on hand to help plant and mulch this garden!) to
help us maintain this garden as well as assist with the creation of additional plots over these next several years. Our
vision is to keep adding planting areas until that whole slope at the north end is filled with native plants. Native plants
provide a natural habitat for birds, butterflies, insects, etc. This area can eventually be a beautiful natural landscape
area, which will provide a variety of color throughout the season. This project was made possible by the generous
community support given at our Annual Plant Sale. And so, we once again thank the Holiday Shores residents for their
support of Garden Club. We also wish to thank the Holiday Shores Maintenance Staff for their assistance in keeping
this garden watered throughout the growing season. The watering is especially important this year to get these plants
established.
Our July meeting is scheduled on Monday, July 18. Our format is different this month. We will meet at the
clubhouse at 6:00pm to board pontoon boats for our annual Lakeside Garden Tour. We will return to the clubhouse
following the boat tour to enjoy a potluck salad/dessert supper. Visitors are welcome to attend this annual tour. This
event is a favorite among our members and one which we look forward to attending each year.
We now have 31 members in our club and would certainly welcome additional gardeners to join us. There’s a great
level of satisfaction that comes from working on beautification efforts together for this wonderful Holiday Shores
community. Please consider becoming one of us – or even perhaps adding your name to our list of people who would
like to work on specific projects – such as the Native Plant Experiment detailed above. For any questions you may
have, please contact Joyce Brendle at [email protected], or 618-656-4257.
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Please continue to watch the Holiday Times for Garden Club news and details of our meetings. Guests are
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 is no meeting in January.
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has minimal projects to be completed. Dave
Decker - So this is just a standard second
extension, the cost of which is $1200. Bob
Lowrance - Correct.
Dave Decker - motion to approve the second
extension
Roger Rawson - seconds.
Monte Thus requested the Building
Committee dates any letters they receive.
Roger Rawson requested for a place for
a date and signature to be placed on the
Second Request for Extension Form.
Date: May 25th, 2016
Attendance
Board Members
Present: Bob Lowrance, Roger
Rawson, Monte Thus, Rich Hertel,
Dave Decker, Jeanne Abert-Martin
and Shaun Diltz
Quorum Present: Yes
Old Business
2016 Road Plan
Glenn Dalton - At the last meeting the board
asked if we could devote more than 30 days
to road repair. I have submitted to you a list
of the projects that must be done. The items
with asterisks on the left-hand side are the
projects that must be done before we do our
resurface. We currently have the resurface
scheduled for August 2016. That is 47 days
from today. We believe those projects will
take 56 days. If you go back further you will
see projects that we still have this year and
our routine projects. The routine projects are
what we plan to accomplish throughout the
year and what we need to do to maintain our
community. I think this will give you an idea
of what we’re faced with. That is why we feel
that 30 days is all we have time to patch the
roads. Some items that are in there must be
done by Memorial Day so that we can open.
The installation of the ballfield fencing has
been deferred for many years. If we defer that
any further it will push it to the next season.
We feel that we owe that to the community
that uses those ballfields, to get those
fences up. This is just to let you see what
we’re faced with this year. Dave Decker You had volunteers to install that fencing but
the poles were installed unevenly and the
equipment wasn’t all there to put it up. Glenn
Dalton - What wasn’t there? Dave Decker
- From what I understand, there were some
Others Present
Glenn Dalton, Rob Frey, and Misty
Soliben from the Holishor Office.
Holishor Members Present: 9
Proceedings
Meeting called to order at 7:30 PM
Pledge of Allegiance Recited
Minutes of May 11th, 2016
Roger Rawson – Motions to approve as
corrected. Monte Thus - Seconds.
Transfers of Property
Will be discussed next meeting due to the
computer virus.
Correspondence
2nd Extension Request Mark Unnerstall
34 Shore Dr.
Bob Lowrance - He notes the electric
box still has not been relocated by the
power company, which is holding up the
pouring of concrete for the third part of his
garage. Glenn Dalton - That box, as of last
Thursday has been moved and he does have
power. Bob Lowrance - It says here that
the building committee has recommended
approval for this and that the homeowner
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brackets that were required. Glenn Dalton
- There were brackets that were provided to
Scott, that we have picked up from him. The
poles were installed correctly. They must be
cut down after the fencing is installed.
Jim Brendel 1827 Port Lane - In response
to the report that Glenn just made, about
five years ago I started correspondence
about the drainage issue at Port Lane. As
of today, I have noticed no physical work
on that issue. I assume there’s been a lot
of planning towards that and I would like
Glenn to address that. I would like some
information as to that what is happening.
I think five years is a long time to get
something started. Bob Lowrance - Our
biggest problem, dollars. We have a lot of
things in our road budget that we need to
address. Our biggest issue is money. Glenn
Dalton - I have given the board a packet
which we discussed a few years back about
the situation on Port Lane. Jim approached
me this afternoon and wanted to discuss
this at this meeting. It has been five years
since we began discussion on how to fix
this situation. It is not getting any better and
is only continuing to deteriorate. We’re sure
the board will do their due diligence and
make a decision. Conversation ensues. Jim
Brendel 1827 Port Lane - I would be glad to
meet with any of the board and go through
the details to show you how critical this is
for my case. But I’m not alone in that, your
whole subdivision is in the same situation in
some form or manner. Dave Decker - Last
year we funded an engineering study to
come in and look at options for this. They
were presented to the board and there was
a lot of concern over some of the proposals,
including the one that was planning on
digging swales and putting riprap all through
people’s backyards. It was not received very
well by the neighborhood. At that point it just
died on the vine because of that and the
cost. Conversation ensues.
Rich Hertel - Our total road budget is around
$126,000. This project you have submitted
has two options one for $139,000 and one
for $157,000, both of which exceed our entire
budget for the year. If we take care of your
problem, Jim, we would have no money left
to repair the roads. Roger Rawson - For the
last two years, we have had overages. The
money from those overages has been put to
other uses such as paying more toward the
North property loan, which was scheduled
to pay off on its own. This money could
have been used to start this project. Dave
Decker - Part of that money was allocated
to this engineering study to produce these
drawings and cost estimates. Jeanne AbertMartin - Was the engineering study paid for?
Because it is listed in this estimate. Dave
Decker - That is for additional engineering
work that would need to be done during the
project. Jim Brendel 1827 Port Lane - I
can recommend some Band-Aids that will
cost less money than the engineering study
shows if somebody is willing to listen. The
board has to set some rules regarding road
encroachment. Such as people filling in their
ditches. Roger Rawson - There has been
a lot of discussion on this in the last two
years. Since the Association now knows that
they own the ditches, we are working on a
ditching program. It has been a long, drawn
out process and we’re still trying to figure out
how to deal with the ditches. We are trying
to work with building committee because
there has been a lot situations coming up in
the past 50 years. If you say you have some
band-aids you would like to talk about, let’s
talk about them.
Conversation ensues.
Glenn Dalton - I know we will be discussing
this quite a bit just to give the new board
members input. We met with the property
owners when this was first brought to us.
We also discussed about them sharing the
cost of this fix. As far as anybody changing
the current structure that is there, we would
suggest that they not do that because of the
civil liability. Rich Hertel - With respect of
the list of projects that you gave us tonight,
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Computer Virus
Computers were sent to be fixed and have
been returned. Glenn noted that the office
computers had a ransomware virus on May
11th and they did not have access to the
files. The computers were sent to be fixed
and have been returned as of May 23rd.
Glenn will provide a write-up of the details of
the virus and what was affected/lost.
what were you expecting tonight Glenn?
Glenn Dalton - The board asked at the last
meeting for a list of the projects that were
limiting our time for the patching to 30 days.
I am submitting this list to show you what
we have to do. I am not asking for approval.
I just wanted to identify what needs to be
done before the August resurfacing project.
Rich Hertel - Motions to approve road plan
as submitted.
Jeanne Abert-Martin - Seconds.
Dave Decker – The reason that we requested
the list of projects that maintenance was
planning, was so the Board could prioritize
them and make a determination on whether
we should be doing more roadwork or those
projects.
Rich Hertel - Rescinds the motion, so that
the new members have a chance to take a
look at the new road plan.
Bob Lowrance - We’re going to make a
definitive decision in two weeks. Is that what
you need Glenn? Glenn Dalton - Yes, so
that we can do all the necessary planning
and get the bids.
Computer Backups
Glenn Dalton - We are currently working
on obtaining recommendations for backing
up the system. We have been given a
recommendation from the IT person who
fixed the computers and will be speaking
with Justin for his recommendation. Once
we have those recommendations, we will
bring this back to the board. Rich Hertel –
made a recommendation to contact Madison
Communications they are connected with
Secure IT and may be able to assist us with
future issues.
Open Floor
Rich Hertel – Motions to adjourn to executive
session. Roger Rawson – Seconds
Meeting adjourned at 8:50 p.m. to
Executive Session.
Meeting minutes submitted by Rich
Hertel.
Telephone/Security Systems
Glenn advised the new phone system will be
installed the 2nd week of June.
20’ Dock Rule
It was noted that the new dock rule will go
into effect 60 days from the approval date of
May 11th.
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
Lot Signs
It was noted that the lot Sign rule will go into
effect 60 days from the approval date of April
27th.
Incorporation Investigation
Nothing new to report.
the issue before the meeting.
New Business
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PICKLEBALL NOTICE
This notice is for all adults who want to play
pickelball or want to learn how to play the
game. Every Monday evening at 6:30 pm we
will meet at the tennis courts. If we get enough
people interested, we will create leagues, men's,
women's and co-ed.
Since there is no seating available, please bring a
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2nd Annual Garrett Steele Memorial Kids Fishing Derby
The Tiki Bar Bass Club held the 2nd Annual Garrett Steele Memorial Kids Fishing Derby on May 14th.
This year everyone who was signed up early for the derby received a free Garrett Steele Memorial t-shirt. The
day of the fishing event wasn’t the best weather with it being windy and cold, but that didn’t stop the kids
from coming out to the derby. The fishing was a little tough but the quality of the fish was better. The bass
club fried fish and fries for all the kids. All the cooking supplies and fish were donated by Gilliganz Bar &
Grill.
The Holiday Shores Fire Department once again brought the fire engine up for the kids to see up close
and personal. Thanks to Mark Brewer and the fire department volunteers for doing this every year. And
also, thanks goes out to Lakeside Marina for letting us hold this event here every year. They also generously
supply soda & water for the kids. We want to thank Tammy & Tara for opening early and braving the cold.
Beheme’s Market once again donated the worms for all the kids, thank you. Also big thanks to the Wesley
Family, Wahl Family, Worthey Family, Bill Niesciur and Al’s Lakeside Repair for donations that helped to
make sure everyone that was in the derby received something.
Winners:
Boys 10& Under 1st. Pete Bodimier 2nd. Jackson Pascheag 3rd Boden Rives
Girls 10 & Under 1st. McKenzie Jones 2nd.Maggie Bowser 3rd. Madison McArtor
Boys 11-15 1st. Dalton Cimarolli 2nd. Zack Schimdt 3rd. Jamie Schrader
Girls 11-15 1st. Abby Ressler 2nd. Morgan Levy 3rd. McKenzie Levy
Overall Winners - Boy Pete Bodimier - Girls Abby Ressler
The bass club held the Veteran’s Memorial Tournament on May 29th and we had 19 boats. We charged
$30.00 per boat to enter and $10.00 of that goes to help a veteran in need and the club also matches that
amount. We also sold 50/50 tickets that day, special thanks to Guy Schmidt, Robin Schmidt and Jane Schmidt
for selling the tickets for us. The lucky young man (Brock) that held the winning ticket graciously donated
it back and with the club’s match, $740.00 was raised. Our Veteran in need this year is one of our own bass
club members, Gary Horn who has been very ill since October. The bass club also held a gun raffle and the
money raised from that went to Camp Hope towards the purchase of an all terrain wheel chair. Their website
is www.chrisnealfarm.com and are located in Farmington MO is you would like to check them out. We will
be doing more fundraising work with them in the future.
The results from the tournament were 1st. Matt Ressler & Bill Niesciur 14.10 lbs 2nd.Nathan Bowser
& Terry Bowser 10.35 lbs. 3rd. Rich Mullen & Dornio 9.84 lbs. Big Bass Matt Ressler with a 6.39 lbs.
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living a pleasure plus entertaining areas that
accommodate the best of the best. Great
kitchen with appliances that leads to deck
to watch all the boating activities. 2 large
waterfront lots, lighted boardwalk & walkway, boat lifts. Ski, fish, swim, boat & relax
from your own waterfront.
7469 Timberwolf Trail Stonewolf Golf Course $59,900
Fairview Heights
Backs up to start of the 16th hole.
1st right turn to end of Timberwolf Trail.
Lot on cul-de-sac. Not many lots left!
294 Deep Cove Dr. $229,000
Lake living. 3 Bed, 2 Baths, Huge Living,
Dining & Kitchen for entertaining. 2014
new carpet in bedrooms, Liftmaster garage
door, new springs. Many updates in the last
few years such as windows, & patio doors w/
lifetime warranty, front door, laminate flooring in living room & hall, new french door
refrigerator w/dual ice maker, landscaping
w/massive retaining walls and much more.
Covered Boat Dock w/electric and plenty of
room to entertain. Huge garage has room for
workshop or man cave. Fish, ski, swim, boat.
Over 270 feet of waterfront.
Bethalto (Meadowbrook)
2.03 Acres M/L
What a location! Ready to build and
horses allowed.
39 Shore Drive SW* 6 $120,000
51 Willow Court Pending! $135,000
6 $145,000
478 Point of View*
869 Holiday Pt. Pkwy*
$75,000
6 $120,000
1049 Bermuda Dr.*
1587 SuTwan Dr.**
$80,000
1600 Waikiki Dr.*
$80,000
6
1652 Molokai Ct.*
$60,000
1669 Aloha Dr.*
$60,000
6
1850 Starboard Ln.*
$75,000
* Agent Owned
** Agent Related
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Check out the Super Price Reductions!
Waterfront Lots !
1083 Barbados Drive $149,900
Time to make that move if you need 4 bedrooms and 2 baths plus large garage w/solid
shelving. All newer kitchen w/stainless appliances, cabinets, counter tops. Home sits in
the middle of 2 tree filled long lots. Join all
the fun people that love lake living.
State Route 140 - $43,500
Great Lots !
634 Birch Ave.
$6,900
597 Westview Dr.
$7,200
651 Tamarach
$14,000
925/926 Holiday Pt. Pkwy*
$40,000
6 $20,000
956 Acapulco Dr.*
996 Holiday Point Pkwy
$15,000
$19,000
1324 Carribean Dr.*
6 $15,000
1672 SuTwan Dr.*
1705 SuTwan Dr
$6,500
6 $20,000
1945 Masthead Ct.*
[email protected]
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Association lots For Sale!
Sold!$11,000
613 Westview
652 Tamarach
$10,000
$13,000
1059 Catalina
1228 Bahamas
$17,100
$12,000
1237 Bahamas
1258 Jamaica
$10,000
$13,000
1264 Keywest
$13,000
1265 Keywest
1266 Keywest
$11,200
1289 Jamaica
$9,400
1323 Carribean
$9,400
$14,025
1370 Biscay
$10,000
1408 Biscay
$11,000
1590 Su Twan
$15,000
1742 Fountainbleu
$9,400
1746 Fountainbleu*
$9,400
1747 Fountainbleu*
$18,000
*1746/1747 Combined
1957 Brigantine
$9,400
2041 Treasure
$12,200
2043 Tamarach
$11,200
2063 Jolly Roger
$10,300
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342 Wanda Dr. $205,000
Unique w/o waterfront home w/3 bedrooms, 2 baths, huge stone fireplace up and
down. Updated eat in kitchen w/appliances
opens to large living room and great view
of lake. New carpeting 2016 in lower level
family room. Gentle sloping lot to water.
Needs some TLC and driveway work.
1686 Su Twan Dr. $245,900
Waterfront Ranch w/o, 4 Bedrooms with
new carpeting 2016, 2 baths, fireplace in
LL family room, oversized 2 car garage
w/pull down stairs for attic storsge. More
finished rooms in lower level for whatever you need with a large walk in storage
closet.
Business Lots! Marina B3 Hwy
Outlot B*
Outlot C*
6
6
$50,000
$135,000
Bev George
593-7468
Carla Baugh
656-4734
Lake Resident
since 1976
Lake Resident
since 1982
Linda & Allan
Campbell
830-5069
Lake Residents
since 2001
LD
SO
442 TAMARACH
MOVE IN READY! Freshly painted open floor plan on 1
level. Spacious kitchen, dining, and living rooms. The 3rd
BR offers plenty of privacy. Sunroom and large yard, with
extra lot. 12x16 storage shed and attached 2 car garage.
$129,000
CARLA BAUGH, 656-4734
458 TAMARACH
WOW!
$126,900
BEV GEORGE 593-7468
ING
D
N
PE
975 HOLIDAY POINT PARKWAY
WATERFRONT $199,900
CARLA BAUGH 656-2734
308 WESTVIEW
LAKE VIEW, Split Bedroom, 3BR on 2 lots. Plus a 3rd lake
view lot available. Large sunroom with gas stove. Large living room with brick fireplace. Birch doors & trim throughout.
Kitchen updated 2011, cabinets, counters, and more. MBR
has bath & walk-in closet. Family room lower level. Roof,
furnace & air 2008. Double asphalt drive. Flower garden,
trellis & tool shed. Basement waterproofed. $139,000
NG
I
ND
PE
304 DEEP COVE
LAKE VIEW! $165,000
LD
SO
1022 BERMUDA
BREATHTAKING VIEWS, well-kept lakefront home.
Major updates include newer furnace, a/c, water heater,
exterior doors, windows, deck, landscaping & floors.
Sprinkler system, flag pool, shed, heated garage, concrete seawall & boat lift. $245,000
BEV GEORGE 593-7468
1942 MASTHEAD COURT
$178,000
656-7911
288-0000
bevgeorge.com
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LD
SO
661 MONACO
GREAT LAKE VIEW, corner location, light and airy
basement has large lookout windows, oversized 2 car
garage/workshop, heated outdoor shed, newer roof,
extra large lot, large covered deck. $159,000
BEV GEORGE 593-7468
414 HIGH POINT
BEAUTIFUL NEW CONSTRUCTION. Neutral
colors. Vaulted ceilings. Kitchen with eat at bar,
plentiful cabinets. Stainless microwave, dishwasher
and stove. Basement boasts natural light from 3
egress windows, completely insulated & rough in
plumbing for both. Space for a 4th bedroom. High
efficient furnace & water heater. $182,000
1420 BISCAY
IMPECCABLE
$239,000
BEV GEORGE 593-7468
7251 ST. JAMES DRIVE
HOLIDAY SHORES is considering incorporation and this
is the only available professional office building adjacent
to the community. (Building is not within lake development
bondaries). Custom built. Trussed roof for flexible interior. 7
offices, kitchenette, conference room, workroom, 3 entrances, 3 baths (1 exec.). New front roof 2011. Community info
at holidayshores.us. Agent owned. Owner may rent back.
$220,000
BEV GEORGE 593-7468
Off Water (cont.)
Off Water
1127 Bahamas................................
519 Gilbert.......................................
527 Gilbert.......................................
623 Ensign Circle............................
837 Newport Bay............................
617 Westview..................................
618 Westview..................................
265 Woodland ...............................
1204 Key Largo...............................
1205 Key Largo...............................
952 Acapulco.................................
1592 Waikiki ...................................
171 Holiday Dam Rd.......................
172 Holiday Dam Rd.......................
1741 Fountainbleu .........................
1893 Fountainbleu ..........................
1688 Aloha.2 lake views,near common ground$24,500
1238 Bahamas ................................ $24,500
2028 Treasure ................................. $18,000
117 St. James Dr ............................ $18,000
1079 Barbados................................ $18,000
1921 Sextant.................................... $16,400
1901 Fountainbleu.......................... $15,000
647 Tamarach ............................... $13,600
648 Tamarach ............................... $13,600
1138 Nassau................................... $13,100
1196 Tampico.................................. $10,000
1980 Captains Dr ........................... $10,000
1123 Barbados................................ $9,500
656-7911
288-0000
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$9,400
$9,400
$9,400
$9,400
$9,400
$9,400
$9,400
$9,000
$9,000
$9,000
$9,000
$8,000
$7,500
$7,500
$7,000
$6,500
Church Directory
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
[email protected]
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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SERVICES
Avon, The Company for women’s beauty products.
For a brochure contact your local Holiday Shores
representative, Krystal Giltner. Email: kgiltneravon@
outlook.com Phone: 618-570-8186 or order from my
website: www.youravon.com/giltner
FOR RENT
Heated Spaces from $100.00 and outside parking
from $30.00 Future home of Scott Krone’s Auto Stan Hibbard-Charlie Gardner Contstruction LLC.
Repair. 24 Hour cell 618-659-0300 or 1-314-830- New home construction, free prints.
2222. See page 1 of the Ski Show Brochure
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Concrete to roofing. All types of remodeling and size
Lakefront Condo
pole buildings, boat docks and seawalls.
Have you planned your summer vacation yet?? Free Estimates "30 Years of Service in Holiday Shores
Don’t miss out on a boating/recreational vacation Siding, sofitsm guttering and roofing.
on Table Rock Lake (32,000± acres)!!
Consider Call Stan @ 618-920-2067
renting our two bedroom two bath lakefront condo in Call Charlie @ 618-920-2046
Kimberling City, MO. The Port of Kimberling Marina
is located just minutes away. They offer boat slip Scott Krone’s Auto Repair
rentals for your boat, along with boat rental options 7221 St. James Dr. 618-659-2300 or 618-659-0300
and other recreational equipment. In addition, we are 24hr Cell/Text
20 minutes from Silver Dollar City and 30 minutes 2nd Location Official Open Date TBD
from Branson. Contact Jim (618-792-2644) or Joyce See ad on Page 3
(618-792-0913) Brendle or jbrendle@madisontelco. Available for certain repairs now, by appointment.
com for additional details and photos.
Thank You, Scott Krone & Family.
LOTS FOR SALE
Chad’s Mowing Services
2 Lots for sale or trade (vehicle, boat, motorcycle or Local 18 Year-Old
??)
618-978-0910
1176 Nassau $5500.00 Call Joe @ 618-593-6117
BABYSITTING AND LIGHT CHORES FOR
We are selling (4) Beautiful Lots together in Holiday THE ELDERLY
Shores on Westview Drive. These beautiful lots are
off of a lake with stunning mature trees. All four lots I live in the Holiday Shores area in Edwardsville. I am
are consecutive and are included in one parcel id. 4 years old and I am a very dedicated student. I am
The dimensions of the lots are 288.5 x 136.7. Lot in the marching band and I love art. I won awards
606,607,608 and 609.
for Art contests and for the most service hours. This
Call or Text *****618-741-6414*****
summer I am going to work with the special needs
students. I am dedicated to my Church and my youth
Wonderful Building Lot
group. I took a babysitting course at the YMCA in
1038 Bermuda (Corner Lot)
Edwardsville. Available most of the summer.
Call for a New Fantastic Price
Please contact Marie Grimm 618-719-6879
Peggy or Joe 618-655-0747
Dear Friends,
Lot 2056 Castle for sale’
618-531-4733
The Jerry Bonfiglio family extends most sincere
gratitude for the gifts of love, support and memorials
Lake lot for sale
during his passing. You are all wonderful friends who
103 Shore Drive Southwest. have enriched our lives.
Good building lot (walk out), nice cove, and good
access. Thank You All.
$52,900. Call Steve at 618-530-1535.
MOVING SALE
37 Shore Dr. • July 1st & 2nd 8am-5pm
Nice queen bedroom set, houseware tools, table
and chairs, recliner 57” Projection Sony works great,
cheap.
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Holiday Times
#1 Holiday Point Pkwy.
RR 10
Bev George
593-7468
Lake Resident
since 1976
Carla Baugh
656-4734
Lake Resident
since 1982
334 OVERLOOK
WATERFRONT WALKOUT with lake views from the
front yard too. Newer front porch, some wood floors,
kitchen island & patio door. Formal LR opens onto
kitchen with plentiful cabinets, tile backsplash & can
lighting. DR with gas fireplace leads to deck. Main
level 3 BR serviced by a remodeled full bath with tile
floor & accents. MBR has private deck & half bath.
Ceramic tile flooring in L-shaped family room. Bonus
room used as a 4th BR (no egress window). Half
bath & laundry/utility area complete LL layout. Backyard features deck, patio, firepit & covered dock. Extra parking pad for boat or RV. $194,500
prsrt std
us postage
paid
permit No. 18
edwardsville, il
Linda & Allan
Campbell
830-5069
Lake Residents
since 2001
700 BLVD DE CANNES
SEE WORTHY! Excellent lakefront, open
design, 5BR, vaulted ceilings, bright &
airy, central vac, hot tub, large deck, patio,
boathouse with electric lift, firepit, playset,
fenced yard, seawall. $269,000
BEV GEORGE 593-7468
847 NEWPORT BAY
LAKEFRONT, neat & clean 2BR 2BTH, corner lot
320x89 IRR, partially fenced. Open floor plan, 3 patio doors, large deck. Finished lower level with possible 3rd BR, bath, Boat/RVpad, dock & sand beach.
$225,000
411 HIGH POINT
NICE 3BR / 2 BATH ranch. Remodeled full
bath,living room with bay window, dining room
doors lead to glassed in porch. Lower level features a bar area, bonus room, FR & fireplace.
Garden area, shed & newer concrete drive.
$123,000
bevgeorge.com
656-7911
288-0000

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