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Fall 2014 Lake Sherwood Fall 2014 Association ASSOCIATION INC. P.O. Box 63 Milford, MI 48381 Table Contents Of Board & Committee Reports 5 14 37 38 42 Brad Hynes Paul MacDonald Linda Gepper Harry Tucker Ken Younker President’s Report Treasurer’s Report A-Lot View from the Boat Ramp Watersports Club Community Interest 15-16 17 19 25 31 43 49 Social Activities 22 23 47 In Every Issue 11 28 32 & 36 34 & 39 LSA 2015 Ballot General Meeting Waste Disposal Snow Season Stash Your Trash/Parking & Storing Tracy Golles Fall Check List Date Re-Vamp the Ramp Gloria Hughes Music on the Lake Children’s Halloween Party Social Events Photos Date LSA Reference Guide LSA Good Guys LSA Community News LSA Bulletin Board Officers, Area Reps, Communication Referral Services, Names and Numbers Congratulations For Sale, For Rent, Business Services, Wanted LSA Dates to Remember General Membership Meeting Annual Adult Holiday Party 2013 Outdoor Lighting Contest December 14th, 8pm December 19th, 7:30pm LSA Forms & Procedures (found at the Lake Sherwood website) October 22, 2014—Wednesday 7:30 PM Oak Valley Middle School – LGI Room AGENDA Election of 2015 Officers and 2015 Area Reps Budget Review and Approval Reports: Kendal Park Update, New Ski Club Guest speaker: Commerce Twp Supervisor Tom Zoner -4- Fall 2014 PresidentsReport Brad Hynes Lake Sherwood View PO Box 63, Milford MI 48381 Corresponding Secretary: Carol Kates [email protected] View Editor: Linda Tucker, [email protected] Asst Editor: Gloria Hughes, [email protected] Ad Editor: Jane Cutler, [email protected] Bulletin Board Editor: Martha Klemmer, [email protected] Photo Editor: Joe Slenzak, [email protected] Mailing Editor: Sharon Sarkisian, [email protected] Web Manager: Julia Kondoff, [email protected] Publisher: Allegra in Highland 1100 S. Milford Rd Highland MI 48357 248-887-2400 Publishing Deadlines: March 1, 2014 June 1, 2014 Sept 1, 2014 Dec 1, 2014 These deadlines are dates when articles go to printer; all submission must be sent to View editors before these dates. By the time you read this report Labor Day has passed and summer is drawing to a close. Thinking back, I can’t help but wonder where the summer went. It appears to me this was the summer that never really was. Hardly any hours were put on the boat, the Jet skis or the paddleboards and the Hobie Cat never left the dock. Enough of that, the times we were able to spend on the lake was very enjoyable and I must say Kudos to our lake weed control staff of Linda Tucker and Lynn Leipold for what I believe was the best lake quality since we have been here and that goes back to 1998. The weeds were at all-time lows and the clarity was exceptional. Thank you again. We had our Board of Directors budget meeting in late August and things are looking very good for 2015. For our large expense items (lawn care, lake treatment, etc.), we are in year 2 of 3 of our contracts and look forward to next year and working on new 3 year deals with our vendors. Several projects were completed this year and we still have a few left to do on the Islands with some sinkhole repair as well as some cap board replacement which by this time should be completed. There is good news on the Kendall Park Project as we have a completion date scheduled for October 1, 2014, with a potential grand opening slated to coincide with this year’s Halloween party. The boat launch remodel project is still in the suggested design stages and in process of architectural renderings to be presented later in the year to the general membership. You will also find a proposal for a water ski course and the formation of a Lake Sherwood ski club that is being proposed by one of our own avid skiers. We have had quite an increase in both anonymous and direct complaints regarding potential deed restriction and Bylaw violations. These are mostly in the area concerning trailer storage, trash can storage, parking of commercial vehicles and other items being stored or located on residential property within LSA. Inside this newsletter you will find an article written by Kathy Sawicki that reiterates the deed restrictions and Bylaws governing these items. I encourage all of you to read it and familiarize yourself with the rules. Please keep in mind these rules are to keep the neighborhood looking good while maintaining property values through a tidy appearance. We should all be proud to drive through the sub and see wellmanicured and properly maintained homes as well as properly indoor stored items such as trailers, campers, motor homes, commercial vehicles, etc. At the budget meeting it was also brought up that early on we had 33 residents delinquent on their dues one year and more. LSA sent letters to all and we still have 15 residents that have not paid for one year and more. I would encourage everyone to please pay your dues on time. As you are aware, the dues pay the bills and without them we cannot operate. It is due to our many volunteers and their countless hours of work that help keep our dues at the low rate being charged. I look forward to seeing all of you at the general membership meeting in October and, as always, please don’t hesitate to call or email with any questions you may have. Brad Hynes Fall 2014 -5www.lake-sherwood.org Reference Guide OFFICERS President Brad Hynes Vice-President Treasurer Membership Greg Woelfel Paul MacDonald Sharon Sarkisian Lake Access Harry Tucker Recording Sec. Cheryl Miller CorrespondingSec. Carol Kates VIEW Editor Linda Tucker VIEW Advertising Jane Cutler Email Manager Martha Klemmer Webmaster Julia Kondoff Past President Harry Tucker AREA DIRECTORS 676-9137 894-1500 Committees 685-9736 Lake Care Dir Linda Tucker 684-5179 Aquatic Weed Lynne Leipold 685-3547 Leslie Thomas 684-0856 Steve O'Leary 685-7765 Water Quality Jim Boggs 685-3547 Fish Mgmt Dan Devine 714-5407 Dam Glenn Hoeft 685-8204 Dam asst. Tom Hockthanner 685-1917 685-3547 277-2827 714-5478 698-8553 676-8964 685-2971 613-7164 634-673-9645 685-3547 Beautification Cathy Brush 685-0147 (Landscaping; Waterfowl Control) Area 1: Steve Biebel 676-0528 Maintenance Kathy Sawicki 685-7056 Area 2: Gloria Hughes 685-0631 (tree trimming, fence repair) Area 3: Cathy Brush 685-0147 Maintenance Sandy Weber 685-8471 Area 4: Brian Hollis 586-436-2565 (lawn cutting, pontoon, buoys) Area 5: Lori Karlow 685-3077 Well Peter Allen 685-9445 Area 6: Dan Gitre 685-7515 Area 7: Bev Ziegler 684-2296 Social Gloria Hughes 685-0631 Area 8: Tony Adams 684-0047 (social events, island permits, fireworks) Area 9: Craig Lundin 721-1183 Welcoming Kathy Petlicke 714-5304 Area 10: Traci Golles 685-3873 Area 11: Steve O’Leary 698-8553 Names in bold are BOD voting positions Access Lots Slip Captains Administration Support Twp Liaison Legal Advisor Architectural Rules & Regs Lake Safety Boat Ramp Contract Manager Volunteer Coord. Kathy Sawicki Tom Hughes Andy Sarkisian Kathy Sawicki Dan Gitre Andy Sarkisian Tom Hughes Kathy Sawicki Craig Lundin Harry Tucker Jack Kline Phyllis Tracey Lori Karlow 685-7056 685-0631 684-5179 685-7056 685-7515 684-5179 685-0631 685-7056 721-1183 685-3547 684-2212 747-0142 685-3077 Director Manager Commerce-8 Driftwood-32 Leafwood-6 Ledgewood-40 Paul MacDonald Linda Gepper Scott Caradonna Jim Coleman Aaron McDonald Rick/Kathy Sawicki Gary Woodington Pikewood N.-6 Dennis Moore Pikewood S.-11 Dennis Moore Raftwood-4 Tom Blaine RavinewoodE-7 Paul MacDonald RavinewoodW-12 Tom Butler Starwood-3 Dave Schave Wavewood-24 Tom Blaine 685-9736 787-6298 242-5377 685-0227 320-4701 685-7056 684-0408 685-0736 685-0736 313-215-6986 685-9736 318-9688 685-7567 313-215-6986 Fall 2014 - 11 www.lake-sherwood.org Treasurer’sReport Paul MacDonald Lake Sherwood Association, Inc. 2014 Forecasted Results vs Budget and 2015 Proposed Budget 2014 Forecasted Results vs Budget and 2015 Proposed Budget Positive 2015 2014 8/26/14 (Negative) Proposed Budget * Forecast Variance Budget ** Revenues: Current Year Dues Prior Year Dues Advertising for VIEW Slip Fees & boat ramp revenue Interest Income Miscellaneous Total Revenues $174,300 $175,318 $1,018 $1,260 $4,380 3,120 $175,725 $1,260 $12,000 $12,010 10 $12,000 $20 $5 (15) $20 $660 $711 51 $650 0 0 0 0 $188,240 $192,424 $4,184 $189,655 84,880 $18,620 Expenses: Lake Committees - Weed Control $ 103,500 $ $ 103,500 Lake Committees - Other 27,835 30,396 (2,561) 18,135 Ongoing Grounds Maintenance 19,650 22,549 (2,899) 27,950 6,500 4,622 1,878 5,600 Kendall Park Project 65,000 60,000 5,000 Newsletter/Communication Costs 13,796 15,197 (1,401) 15,798 Fireworks Beautification Committee 0 12,150 12,250 (100) 13,650 Social 1,750 1,829 (79) 1,850 Insurance 5,450 5,450 0 5,450 Legal Costs 1,500 1,558 (58) 0 Dock Expense (Ramp & Islands) 1,700 4,602 (2,902) 1,700 Utilities - Street Lights (1,613) 2,634 2,150 3,763 Deed Recording & Fees 150 42 108 150 Billing/Collection 535 350 185 535 Pontoon expenses 600 674 (74) Storage Unit Rental Supplies/Misc 720 250 702 200 18 50 702 960 $263,236 $249,063 $14,172 $199,614 ($74,996) ($56,640) $18,356 Total Expenses Net Income (Loss) 1,000 ($9,959) NOTE: * The 2014 Budget has been updated to include the Kendall Park Project which was approved at $65,000 out of savings. - We have collected $4,138 more Dues than budgeted, and we are under budget in weed control by over $18,000. Certain areas are over budget, but there were some expenses that were necessary for safety and overall appearance reasons. ** 2015 Budget Notes: - Similar to previous years, the 2015 Budget column shows a Budgeted Loss. The Board tries to anticipate all ongoing and new project costs when preparing the budget, and the good news is that historically, we have come in below these budgeted expenses. However, IF EVERY LSA member paid their Dues we would basically break even. PLEASE pay your dues early in 2015! - Even with this budgeted loss, the Board feels we can support this shortfall with Savings if we do spend the full budgeted amount. With that said, we recommend keeping the Dues at the same amount as last year - $285 per lot. Dues have NOT increased - As can be seen by the 2014 forecast vs. 2014 budget (a POSITIVE variance of about $18,000), the Board will not spend LSA for the 13 previous years, and we feel we can still provide the same quality service as in the past, as well as some new items. money unless it is warranted. Thank you to the Board and Committee Heads for their conscientious efforts to control costs. NEW PROJECTS: Major improvements in Kendall Park are under way, and we are anticipating great results... within budget! - The Boat Ramp Project was budgeted for the 2014 year, but the committee hasn't yet finalized plans. We will reserve the funds budgeted for this project and carry them over for work completion between now and 2015. If you have any questions, they can be answered at the upcoming General Membership meeting, or you can call me. Paul MacDonald - LSA Treasurer - 14 - Fall 2014 Lake Sherwood 2015 Ballot Vote for no more than one for each office President: Chairs all meetings, ensures that the will of the residents is carried out. Brad Hynes Or __________________________________ Vice president: Schedules meetings for year, Key Grip to all LSA assets, fills in for president as needed. Greg Woelfel Or __________________________________ Recording Secretary: Recording correspondence, board and general membership meetings minutes, keeps files on all recorded info. Cheryl Miller Or _________________________________ Corresponding Secretary: Outgoing correspondence, newsletter, emails, website. Carol Kates Or ___________________________________ Treasurer: Handles receipt, distribution of funds and quarterly financial reports. Paul MacDonald Or ________________________________ Area Reps: Elected for a 2-year term. Manages the property and lawful business by attending board meetings and voting on issues presented. Area Reps usually oversee one or more committees. Area #1 Steve Biebel Or __________________________________ Area #3: Cathy Brush Or __________________________________ Area #5: Kathy Sawicki Or __________________________________ Area #7: Bev Ziegler Or __________________________________ Area #9: Craig Lundin Or ___________________________________ Area #11: Steve O’Leary Or ___________________________________ To use and submit a Proxy sheet see next page For proposed 2015 Budget description see previous page Fall 2014 - 15 www.lake-sherwood.org Lake Sherwood Sherwood Association, Association, Inc., Inc., Commerce CommerceTownship TownshipMI MI Lake Box 63 63 P.O. Box P.O. Milford MI MI 48381 48381 Milford PROXY Officers: (circle (circle name nameor orwrite writein inalternate) alternate) 1. Election of 2015 Officers: President: Brad Hynes Hynes or or _____________________________ _____________________________ Greg Woelfel Woelfel or or ____________________________ ____________________________ Vice President: Greg Secretary: Cheryl Cheryl Miller Miller or or______________________ ______________________ Recording Secretary: Paul MacDonald MacDonald or or ____________________________ ____________________________ Treasurer: Paul Secretary: Carol Carol Kates Katesor or___________________ ___________________ Corresponding Secretary: 2. Election of 2011 2015 Area Area Reps: Reps: (circle (circle name nameor orwrite writein inalternate) alternate) Biebel or or __________________________________ __________________________________ Area #1: Steve Biebel Area #3: Cathy Brush Brush or or _______________________________ _______________________________ Sawicki or or _______________________________ _______________________________ Area #5: Kathy Sawicki Ziegler or or ______________________________ ______________________________ Area #7: Bev Ziegler Lundin or or ____________________________ ____________________________ Area #9: Craig Lundin Steve O’Leary O’Leary or or ____________________________ ____________________________ Area #11: Steve 2015 budget budget not not more more than than$300/year $300/yearper perlot lotowner. owner. Yes/No Yes/No______ ______ 3. Approval of 2015 Member Name(s) (Please print) __________________ __________________ _____________________ _____________________ _________________________ _________________________ __________________ __________________ _____________________ _____________________ _________________________ _________________________ Address Address Tear out and submit appoint Brad Brad Hynes, Hynes, Greg Greg Woelfel, Woelfel, Paul PaulMacDonald MacDonaldand andCheryl CherylMiller Milleras asProxies, Proxies,each eachwith withthe thepower powertoto II appoint appoint aa substitute, substitute, and and authorize authorize any any one oneof ofthem themto tocast castmy myvote voteatatthe theOctober October22, 22,2014 2014annual annualmeeting meetingand and appoint at any other general membership meeting or special meeting of the members of Lake Sherwood Association, at any other general membership meeting or special meeting of the members of Lake Sherwood Association, Inc. (LSA), (LSA), and and at at any any adjournment adjournment of of these thesemeetings, meetings,held heldwithin withintwelve twelvemonths monthsof ofthe thedate dateofofthis thisproxy. proxy. The The Inc. Proxies are authorized to vote for for the the following followingcandidates candidatesfor forelection electionas asLake LakeSherwood SherwoodAssociation, Association,Inc. Inc.direcdirectors and officers, for the 2015 LSA LSA Budget Budgetand anddues, dues,and, and,in intheir theirdiscretion, discretion,on onother otherbusiness businessmatters mattersprepremeetings. sented for a vote at the meetings. Signatureof ofMember(s) Member(s) Signature Date:_____________________ Date:_____________________ (If (Ifundated, undated,the thedate dateof ofreceipt receipt Will be inserted by LSA) Will be inserted by LSA) may revoke this proxy at any time by submitting proxy that is signed on a later or by votYou You may revoke this proxy at any time byanother submitting another proxy thatdate, is signed ing in person at a meeting of LSA members. Please submit by U.S. mail to the above address, or by delivon a later date, or by voting in person at a meeting of LSA members. Please submit ering in person your Area address, Representative in adelivering sealed envelope, per the to instructions on the next by U.S. Mailto to theLSA above or by in person your LSA Area page. Representative in a sealed envelope, per the instructions on the next page. - 16 - Fall 2014 General Membership Meeting t 2015 Ballo October 22, 2014 Wednesday, 7:30 PM Oak Valley Middle School - LGI Room AGENDA Election of 2015 Officers & 2015 Area Reps Budget Review and Approval Reports: Kendal Park Update, New Ski Club Guest speaker: Commerce Twp Supervisor Tom Zoner MAKE YOUR MEMBERSHIP VOTE COUNT! The Board of Lake Sherwood Association welcomes your attendance at all meetings of LSA members to vote for business matters covered at the meetings. A notice of each general membership meeting will be published in The View, and notice for any special meeting of the membership will be mailed to you before the meeting. Whether or not you plan to attend these meetings, we encourage you to take advantage of the proxy as a convenient way to cast your membership vote. If you wish to vote by proxy, use one of the two voting methods outlined below to cast your ballot. NOTE: You may revoke your proxy at any time by submitting another proxy that is signed on a later date, or by voting in person at a meeting of LSA members. VOTE BY U.S. MAIL Complete and sign the Proxy form that appears on the next page, and insert it in an envelope with your name and return address in the upper left corner. Send it by First Class U.S. Mail to: Lake Sherwood Association, Inc. P.O. Box 63 Milford MI 48381 Attn: Proxy Vote VOTE BY PERSONAL DELIVERY TO YOUR AREA REPRESENTATIVE Complete and sign the Proxy form that appears on the next page, and insert it in a sealed envelope labeled “LSA Proxy Vote,” with your name and return address in the upper left corner. Deliver the sealed envelope in person to your LSA Area Representative. Your LSA Area Representative will deliver it to the LSA Corresponding Secretary, who will record and file your Proxy in LSA’s membership records. Fall 2014 - 17 www.lake-sherwood.org Fall 2014 - 19 www.lake-sherwood.org Social Events Gloria Hughes UPCOMING EVENTS: Fishing Tournament The Fishing Tournament results will appear in the December issue as this event takes place after the deadline. Children’s Halloween Party Parents and grandparents, please mark your calendar for 2 pm on Sunday, October 19 for the annual LSA Children’s Halloween Party in Kendall Park (Ledgewood at Stumpwood). This much anticipated event, from 2 to 4 pm, will feature games with prizes and conclude with a costume parade. Once again directing this event is Beth Powers of Leafwood Court. Volunteers are needed. Please contact Beth at (248) 302-1875 or email her at bethpowers@yahoo. com. There is a rain date scheduled for Sunday, October 26. Many thanks to ReMax Classic Realtor Susan McFarland for generously sponsoring this event. All residents are encouraged to attend the Grand Opening of the newly revamped Kendall Park at 1:30 pm on Sunday, October 19, prior to the start of the Halloween Party. Visit the new play structure and the picnic pavilion. LSA Adult Holiday Party-cancelled Outdoor Holiday Lighting Contest While we agree that his event is months away, we need to remember that last year’s tremendous snowstorms prevented many residents from finalizing their outdoor light display. This year judges will scout the neighborhood for first, second and thirdplace winners between the hours of 7 to 10 pm, on Thursday, December 18. Gift baskets and temporary lawn ornamentation will be awarded before 11 pm on that evening. - 22 - Fall 2014 UPDATE: Adult Island Party This year the Adult Island Party in August featured a disc jockey. The event was attended by approximately 320 and the lucky winner of the 50-50 ticket holder took home $220. A big thanks to Dave and Katie Katzman of Windwood Court for organizing this event. Music on the Lake (Fourth of July weekend). While enjoying the easy listening sounds of LSA resident Tom Zakarian and his band Memory Loss, the audience of listeners floated or moored their boat and turned the main lake into an aquatic playground filled with many spectacular inflatables. Kicking off the second session was LSA resident and middle schooler Melody Kondoff, whose patriotic song brought loud cheers throughout the lake. This event would not take place without the generous sponsorship from Milford House Grill/Perriez Take-Out. Should you dine in the restaurant, be sure to spread of word of “thanks”! Night of Lights Boat Parade (Fourth of July weekend) Unanimously Lake Sherwood viewers of the 2014 Night of Lights Boat Parade raved this year to be the most spectacular! With over 22 boats, many featured multicolored LED lights. The attention to detail was outstanding! Thanks to all who participated in making this such a beautiful event. Important to note: Many positive calls were received from viewers who were thrilled that the leader of the boat parade chose to tour the bays throughout Lake Sherwood. Fourth of July Firework Display Another successful firework display was enjoyed by residents on Friday, July 4th. Thanks to all boaters who followed the set back provisions. July 4th weekend’s LSA 2014 Music on the Lake featured live music from Tom Zakarian’s band Memory Loss with an added feature of a patriotic selection by Melody Kondoff. This event was sponsored by Milford Grill/Perriez takeout. Fall 2014 - 23 www.lake-sherwood.org Snow Season During excessive snow the LSA board reminds Lake Sherwood residents to contact the Oakland County Road Commission to request removal in the event of a snow emergency. Call the OCRC at (877) 858-4804 (between 7:30am-4:15pm) (248) 858-4895 (after hours). Food for thought: the squeaky wheel gets oiled. When the snow accumulates to 5 inches, the first 20 feet at each sign entrance will be plowed by a private contractor. Hole in ONE At the Lake Sherwood Tuesday Duffers Golf Scramble, Linda Kinnan of Sandbar Ct. made a HOLE in ONE on the 2nd hole at Beacon Hill Golf Course Tuesday, Sept 2nd. Team’s foursome pictured on the right—Lynn Baginski. Linda Kinnan (holding ball), Marilyn Abray and Kathy Sawicki. Fall 2014 - 25 www.lake-sherwood.org G Type of Business T ood he Guys Complete Good Guys List on the Lake Sherwood website www.lake.sherwood.org Business Name Phone Recommended by Comments Carpet Cleaning Element Restoration Brandon Charlick 248-330-9026 Jacki and Gordon Smith, Driftwood Tree Cutting -Trimming Tree Corporation 116 S Milford Rd, Highland Township, MI 48357 248-889-0362 Karen Adams, Ravinewood He was awesome, courteous, professional, punctual and reasonable. We highly recommend him. Carpet Cleaning Sheridan’s Clean Care 2670 E. Wardlow Road, Highland MI 48356 248-887-9666 Rosinski, Ledgewood Boat Hoist Moving H2O Hoist Frank Livingston 248-660-4194 Linda Gepper, Triwood Dock & Hoist Installation/ Removal/Repair Wolverine Marine 248-579-3972 Ask for Jason Pianko Kathy & Rick Sawicki, Ledgewood Ct. W Pest Control A-1 Bee Specialists W. Bloomfield Dee Walton 248-467-4849 Furmanek, Ravinewood Docks Dennis’s Docks 248-431-8155 Linda Gepper, Triwood Excellent work and reliable! DecksRemodeling-New & Resurfacing CATALYST Building Group Dave 704-685-1793 Kates - Owner Craig and Debby Droncheff, Ravinewood Ct. W Outstanding work – excellent quality at competitive prices. We are so pleased with Dave that we are having him continue additional projects. They were extremely reasonable cutting down, grinding the stump of a very tall tree. Did a great job. Steve was great. Super responsive with returning calls, seemed reasonably priced and really friendly. Spring inst. & fall removal. Efficient, honest. Jason did a fantastic job of replacing the snapped lift cable on our boat. Quick response to our call & out the next day. Quality work at a very reasonable price. I called 8 different pest control companies & they were the only company that returned my call. They came out the same day, very courteous, professional & took care of our bee problem within 45 min. If you have problems contacting a business listed below, please contact [email protected], so the accuracy of the listing can be verified Want to know about companies recommended by your neighbors? We are compiling a list. New names each issue. Complete list on the web: www.lake-sherwood.org. Want to make a recommendation? Just email [email protected] with the name of the contractor (business), their phone number, your name and street. Multiple recommendations for the same business are accepted. To make our lawyers happy we have to print the following disclaimer: “The companies on this list have performed work for the Lakes Sherwood resident(s) indicated. Lake Sherwood Association does not recommend or endorse the products or services of any company so listed, and each resident is solely responsible for selecting the company that the resident believes is most qualified for that resident’s unique needs and circumstances. This list is published solely for the information and convenience of Lake Sherwood residents, and LAKE SHERWOOD ASSOCIATION MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES REGARDING THE LISTED COMPANIES, THEIR PRODUCTS, OR SERVICES.” - 28 - Fall 2014 - 30 - Fall 2014 STASH YOUR TRASH! Store enclosed and hidden from view A number of members are storing the brown, wheeled Republic Waste dumpsters and other trash containers outside in view of the street and/or their neighbors’ property. Lake Sherwood’s Deed Restrictions require outdoor trash cans and other garbage collection containers to be stored so that they are “enclosed and hidden from view.” (See Section 6 of the Deed Restrictions.) Please be considerate of your neighbors and respect the Association’s rules. Store your Republic trash containers (and any other trash containers, such as garden waste bags and cans) in your garage or behind a hedge, shrubs or other LSA permitted enclosure where they will be hidden from view between trash collection days. Also, remember that Commerce Township requires you to remove and store your trash containers promptly on trash collection day after they have been emptied. All members are expected to comply with the standards in LSA’s Bylaws and Deed Restrictions. Adherence to our Bylaws and Deed Restrictions is vital to maintaining property values for all Lake Sherwood members. Parking & Storing Trailers and Vehicles There has been a definite uptick in complaints about members improperly storing trailers, commercial vehicles, and cars compared to prior years. Our bylaws are clear that boat and snowmobile trailers are to be stored in compliance with current township rules and regulations, and RV’s, campers, travel trailers and all other trailers are to be stored / housed within a garage (see Bylaw Section 10.05, b.). Commercial vehicles owned by members must also be stored/housed within a garage, pursuant to Deed Restriction Section 2.d. Lake Sherwood Association does not permit any commercial vehicle, RV, travel trailer or other type of trailer to be stored outside of a garage—boat and snowmobile trailers are the only exceptions to this rule! Of course, most residents do not have the current township rules at their fingertips. Zoning Ordinance Section 3.000, governing storage of boats, trailers, automobiles, etc., can be found at www.commercetwp.com at the bottom of the “Quick Links” located on the left side of the home page. In a nutshell, under the township rules, a boat is allowed to be stored on a trailer in your driveway from May 1, to October 31. If your boat is not on the trailer, the trailer should be stored in your side yard or back yard. If you are a lake or waterfront property, they are to be stored on the side yard. Snowmobile trailers should be stored the same as boat trailers without boats. Automobiles stored in your driveway must be currently registered, operating and in regular use. That’s it, fairly simple. Go to www.lake-sherwood.org and click on the Bylaws and Deed Restrictions tabs on the Home page to review Section 10.05, b of the bylaws and Section 2.d of the deed restrictions. Please, be a good neighbor and a good citizen. Follow the rules when you store your trailers and vehicles. Fall 2014 - 31 www.lake-sherwood.org Cheers: Over the Fence Prateep and Andrea Ghose of Winewood Lane and their children chose the Fourth of July for their friends and family reunion and celebrated a milestone birthday for Andrea as well. John and Neena Ghose traveled from Atlanta, GA with children Rohan and Talia; Rani and Sherin Elwy drove from Wellesley, MA with children Lucy, Benjamin and Charlotte; and Dave and Carrie Ghose arrived from Columbus, OH with children Adam and Mala. Coming from Fishers, This brief note of gratitude is extended to Triwood IN were Andrea’s brother, Patrick Tynan, sister-inresident Linda Gepper for her outstanding weekly volunteer effort. Each week, Linda wraps the overfilled law Linda, and niece and nephew Kelli and Bradley. Andrea’s cousin, Nancy Tynan McKenzie, from Paw garbage receptacle at the Driftwood A-lot/beach and Paw, MI traveled to Commerce with husband Tom pulls it to the curb the evening before garbage day. for the reunion with cousins Mike, Tim, Jeff, and Each week, she also replaces the plastic bag. After all Patrick Tynan and their families. The highlight for the these years, we thought it was the lawn maintenance bundling up the garbage. Thanks Linda for making the grandchildren was an octopus moon bounce! Driftwood A-lot/beach more appealing! I’d like to start a book Tom & Gloria Hughes discussion group. If you are interested, please call or email me, Karen Adams at 248-676-0547, Laura and Barney Olesko of Driftwood happily [email protected] announce the marriage of their daughter, Jackie, Community Sharing to Alex Cavanaugh on As active members of Community Sharing, July 12th at the Westin Denise and Lyle Tyler would like to share Book Cadillac downtown. some upcoming happenings with The View Jackie is a graduate of readership. The bi-annual garage sale will be held Sept. Lakeland, MSU, and 17-20. If you have items to contribute, call 248-889Oakland University. Alex 0347. The ever popular holiday tea (Chari-Tea) will be graduated from MSU and held in our own neighborhood on Dec. 6. A unique and the University of Detroit fun activity to help fund the food pantry at Community Law School. The couple honeymooned in Mexico Sharing is hosting/attending a bowl painting party. The and will make their home in Berkley. This June, Mike Powers of Leafwood Court complained about a mess on U-Turn Island. I told him this was a volunteer organization and how would he like to be in charge of cleaning U-Turn. He generously offered to clean ALL the islands and get the kids on his block to help. I have since found out that the Association pays for clean-up and reported the mess. Even after I told Mike, he is still doing a weekly check/clean up. I am very impressed with Mike! Thanks Mike! Martha Klemmer Congratulations: Continued on page 36 - 32 - Fall 2014 BulletinBoard Services: Pet Care: Going on vacation and want loving pet care? Your home or mine. Call Martha Klemmer at 248-685-8204 Home Watch: Going South for the Winter? Home watch service, flyers picked up outside, furnace check and home walk through. Call Martha Klemmer at 685-8204. Animal Sitting/Dog Walker /House Sitting: Marisa Fortuna, 17 – great references – mature and dependable, loves all animals and is a dependable house sitter. Please call if you are looking for a dog walker. Call 248-676-2404. Free Ads For Lake Sherwood Members To place ads email [email protected] Lakeland Bronco Football Package: Parents or Grandparents, show your team support at 80% discount. Two hooded sweatshirts XL, two pullover windbreakers XL, two Lava stadium microwave cushions, two megaphones, two reusable hand warmers, one sun visor, $60 obo. Linda 685-3547. Aluminum Dock: Two 4’ x 8’ Starr PREMIUM anodized aluminum dock pieces with stringers and center supports, excellent condition, $500.00 FIRM. Please call Mike Chilcutt @ 248-860-3494. Babysitter/Dog Walker/Tutor: Danielle Miner, 16 years old, a junior at the International Academy, has had extensive experience babysitting the last few years. She has also had experience tutoring and would be happy to tutor your elementary school or middle school aged child/children. Call 248-672-5308 (cell), Parent (Kathy) 248-515-5691. 2002 Trans Am Air: WS6 Black, 16,000 miles, excellent condition, $29,000. 248-787-0080. Babysitter/Dog Walker: Christine Miner, age 13, an 8th grader at Oak Valley Middle School, is also an experienced babysitter. She has a love for pets as well and provides excellent pet care/ dog walking services. Call 248-672-3754 (cell), Parent (Kathy) 248-515-5691. Dakor 48” Stove: 6 burner gas cooktop/electric double oven. Call Karen Adams @ 248-676-0547. Babysitters Available: Aubrey and Kaylee Roberts, 17 and 15, are available for your occasional babysitting needs, working either separately or together. They enjoy playing with children and are willing to prepare simple meals. Both have completed the Red Cross Babysitting Course. Please call 248-937-8683. Home Gym: Weider Pro Power Stack Home Gym for sale, $150. Call Rosanna @ 248-676-2704. Home Watching, Pet Care and Babysitting: I currently have 4 LSA homes I watch over the winter. $20.00 a week includes water plants, trash, mail and doing a walk through once a week and also a security check during storms and bad weather. I walk, feed and take care of numerous pets over weekends, vacation, golf days and under unforeseen circumstances. I am a fun babysitter and a great help for birthday parties. Have lots of LSA references. Call Savannah Hewitt at 248-529-3329. For Sale: Pontoon: 1987 24 ft. Kayot Commodore pontoon boat with 25hp motor, $2,000.00 OBO. Please call/text T.J. @ 734-716-7499. - 34 - Fall 2014 Refrigerator & Freezer: Northland, all stainless steel inside including shelves, stainless steel doors, each 3 ft. wide. Call Karen Adams @ 248-676-0547. 4 Barrel Swim Raft: with diving board and steps, plastic floatation, $300.00. Call 248-529-6887. Perfect Starter Sailboat: 8ft. US Sabot by Catalina, excellent condition, $600.00. Call 248-640-7039. Furniture: Outdoor 26” round table and two chairs with cushions, $30.00 and a Bentwood rocking chair, $25.00. Call Rose @ 248-672-9369. Garage Sale – Sept. 13th 9-3 PM: Household items, baskets, jewelry, silk plants, wall décor/pictures and much more. Treasures you can’t live without. 3730 Sleeth Road. Bunn Velocity Coffee Maker: Brand new, never used, stainless steel water tank, glass carafe, 3 minute brew cycle, asking $75.00. Call Kathy @ 248-684-8538. (continued on page 39) Continued from page 32 painted bowls will be part of an event called Empty Bowls that will be held May 31, 2015. To learn more about Empty Bowls and other Community Sharing events, go to www.community-sharing.org or call 248-889-0347. Denise Tyler [email protected] Theresa Sassin, when he was 18. The following year he was drafted into the US Army as a cook. Married on December 5th, 1954, raised their five children in the Detroit area. In 1977, the couple settled in Lake Sherwood. Emil worked for as a District Manager with Chatham Supermarket until an opportunity arose in 1988 to own Tre’s Hallmark Store in Commerce Township. He was a Tigers fan; a budding photographer, a good cook (but better baker!) and he loved to play poker. He taught many of the cousins and grandsons the way of the game. Emil was truly a selfless, loving man who cherished time spent with his wife, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was Tom Carr (9/27/51 – 8/26/14), a preceded in death by his daughter, Loretta Ann and is survived by twelve-year resident of Lake Sherwood his beloved wife of nearly 60 years, Theresa; sons, Larry (Sherri) was a 10+ year cancer survivor and succumbed to pneumonia complications. and Louis (Barbara); daughters, Paula (Todd) Holz and Judith (John) Purrenhage; grandchildren, Rob and Samantha Blonde, Tom was married to his loving wife James, Jennifer (Steve) McNiel, Juliette, Nicholas Holz, Adam Carol of 37 years; he adored his Purrenhage; great-grandchildren, Charlotte Grace and Evelyn daughters, Colleen (Joel) Warren, Faith and many extended family and dear friends. Courtney (Bryan) Metzger, and Clare. He was also “Papa” to four grandsons, Peter John Panaretos, June 12, 1946 – Cash, Briggs, Zain and Easton and granddaughter, Sutton. June 8, 2014, a 39 year resident of Lake Tom lived for the Tigers, golf, and life on the lake and his Sherwood, is survived by his wife of 34 family. He even placed second in a golf scramble Sunday years, Nancy; daughters, Dana (Mike) – 2 days before he passed. In 2004, right after the Carrs Collins; Julie (Jeff Dennis) Panaretos; moved to Lake Sherwood, he volunteered his yard for a joy of his life granddaughters, Suzy and professional ski show (3 boats, two rafts, several cars with Roxy; father; John Panaretos; and sister, trailers full of ski ropes and skies). Again in 2006, another Theo Wilkinson. A college graduate, he show took place. Residents still talk about those ski shows took his first position with General Motors and continued in and how wonderful they were, but it was Tom and Carol the automotive world until his 2012 retirement. Pete spent who made them happen. We have a lot of special people six years in the Army Reserves where he trained as a medic. on Lake Sherwood and Tom Carr was one of the best. At Pete grew up with his Greek cousins and spoke Greek up until his celebration of a life service, it was said that he was a leaving for college. Pete took pride in his Lake Sherwood home, good man who made everyone feel important; that he had a which he built in the early 70’s. As a long-time resident of smile that assured everyone that everything was going to be Lake Sherwood, Pete served the community as Vice President all right; that those who worked with him said that he was (alongside Dick Tillotson, president), area rep., responsible one of the best in the cement business; his love for golf was for the 4th of July fireworks, and participated in many other contagious; that his motto was “Life is good.”; that he made projects. He enjoyed the Sherwood Sunday morning golf league, life fun. May we all live lives that bring joy to so many bowling league, and volleyball games. He had great pride in his others. neighbors and neighborhood. Pete was a motorcycle enthusiast and avid boater, car admirer and train collector. He enjoyed Emil G. Shaheen, July 11, 1931 - August fine craftsmanship in all of his toys and kept them in impeccable 25, 2014, a longtime resident of Lake condition. Pete enjoyed fine quality stereo equipment and was Sherwood, was born in Detroit on July not afraid to turn it up. Pete was one of the good guys and had 11th, 1931, the youngest of four boys to many lifelong friends from high school, college, work, Lake George & Emily (Haijar) Shaheen. He Sherwood and ABC Harley Davidson. All who knew him will attended Detroit Northwestern High never forget the good times they spent with him and what a School and met the love of his life, gracious man he was. Obituary: - 36 - Fall 2014 ake L Monthly Shopper Proof Sheet herwood SPlease Proof A Your Ad otCarefully. -L Linda Gepper •THIS IS NOT an opportunity to redesign your ad. If you need to make changes or there is a mistake in your ad, please notify us immediately. We have 9 A-lot slips available. However, only two of issues. Please contact your a-lot captain should you •If wewill do not hear from you byathe date below, then we cannot make anyspot necessary adjustmentsortohave your ad and will not be responsible for them accommodate pontoon. any concerns questions. any errors after the ad has been printed. •WEchief WILL NOT or ad the changes verbally called into our office. Our goalbeinheld theresponsible next yearforisany toerrors increase The Commerce A-lot shoreline will be stabilized this number of slips available for pontoons. Historically, fall. docks were spaced allotting each user q Check Phone20’ # apart, q Check Address q Check Expiration Dates q Check Spelling q Check Hours As always, keep an eye on your dock - safety is our 10’, where possible. With the trend to pontoons and main goal. Bechanges:______ sure you’ve turned in your Annual boat lifts, this is no longer sufficient space in many OK to OK to print:______ print with cases. The Committee will do our best to improve the Registration and have signed the User Agreement. (Via email, please reply to let us know if ad is ok to print, or ok to print with changes) Both are requirements for slip users. situation. Fax Corrections (248) 714-6532 • Phone Corrections To: (248) 684-9433 The responsibility of the A-lotTo: Committee was expanded in the spring of 2012 to include stewardship Respectfully Submitted, Linda Gepper, of the a-lots, not just the docks. The Captains now SPEC [email protected], 248-787-6298 keep an eyeCREDIT on issues such as mowing quality, tree/ WILL NOT BE ISSUED FOR MISTAKES NOT CORRECTED ON THIS PROOF shrub maintenance, shoreline conditions and Numbers, safety Double Check Phone Addresses, Expiration Dates etc. Color proofs are NOT AN EXACT representation of the final printed ad. Color variations WILL OCCUR. Fall 2014 Thank You for Choosing the Monthly Shoppers! 1203 N. Milford Road, Milford, MI 48381 • (248) 684-9433 • Fax: (248) 714-6532 www.lake-sherwood.org Email: [email protected] • Website: www.TheMonthlyShoppers.com - 37 - A View from the Boat Ramp Harry Tucker Presidents Report Lake Sherwood View PO Box 63, Milford MI 48381 Corresponding Secretary: Carol Kates [email protected] View Editor: 2014 has been a good year at the boat ramp. We Linda Tucker, [email protected] have achieved one on the highest collection rate Asst Editor: Gloria Hughes, of our membership dues of over 95%. That says [email protected] that our members are happy with the way things Ad Editor: Jane Cutler, [email protected] are working toward the best all-sports lake in the Bulletin Board Editor: area. Landscaping of the boat ramp area is under Martha Klemmer, [email protected] way (see article from Area 10 rep Tracy Golles) Photo Editor: Joe Slenzak, in the planning stage and showing promise. New [email protected] trees, new bushes and flowering plants will be Mailing Editor: Sharon Sarkisian, Sharonsarkisian@ included…. Yep, exciting stuff. Don’t forget the hotmail.com boat ramp hours are changing as the days get shorter Web Manager: Julia Kondoff, moving toward fall. The ramp will close on Friday, [email protected] October 31. After that date use of the ramp will be by appointment only and you need to contact Phillis Publisher: in Highland Tracy 248-474-0142 for a $20 fee. Harry Tucker: Allegra 1100 S. Milford Rd Highland MI 48357 boat ramp / past president. 248-887-2400 Publishing Deadlines: Lake Sherwood Islands: We are looking for some people to get involved in an ‘Adopt an Island’. The idea is finding some members to monitor the 3 main lake islands with docks, making sure the docks and sea walls are in good shape. If repairs require professional work, those recommendations and plans should be sent back to current BOD for budget approval. Light island repairs would include, island dock boards, clamps, vertical poles and joining knuckles. The Association will supply or pay for parts and members will provide the work. Also some sea wall repairs like cap boards and bumper boards. We also need to replace some of the park style BBQs. Again LSA will buy the materials and members will supply the work. If you are interested and have a little time send e-mail to Greg Woelfel at [email protected] or Harry Tucker [email protected] HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON Harry Tucker - 38 - Fall 2014 March 1, 2014 June 1, 2014 Sept 1, 2014 Dec 1, 2014 These deadline are dates when articles go to printer; all submission must be sent to View editors before these dates. Harry Tucker This is my last report as President for the View; and in retrospect of the past two years as President I review some of LSA accomplishments during that time. It was exciting as well as rewarding to be a part of all the improvements, both administrative processes such as revising the way we do our contracts, to projects being started by new ad hoc committees, especially our new Kendall Park Project. And no dues increase. Our wealth of volunteers from the board of directors, area representatives and committees people, all-make things happen at no cost or little cost to LSA, giving our association the best reputation that even our township supervisor recognizes and uses us as a gold standard for other associations. Speaking of volunteers, I would like to congratulate both Brian Hollis and Tracy Golles for joining the board as Area Reps. This will allow them to actually see the behind-the-scene activity that run the association and find their ‘niche’ in helping it happen. It won’t take long before one can see something they can do and also fit into their busy schedule and help the many processes that make up our management team. The bonus? You meet new neighbors you lived with for years and never met. Yes, the BOD and committee head group is one of the biggest social groups on the lake, some are very active, some only have time for one event a year; it is a very diversified group. Michigan winters may encourage people staying snug in the warmth of their homes, but the real adventure is outside, especially when the lake and canals freeze over and offer a ray of winter sports. We are all so lucky to have access to winter activities right out our backdoors. Enjoy but be safe. As a last note, again I would like to thank everyone that stepped up, advised and directed all that we call Lake Sherwood Association. Harry Tucker Lake Sherwood is more than a place to live; it is a lifestyle BulletinBoard Free Ads For Lake Sherwood Members To place ads email [email protected] (continued from page 34) 2009 Harley-Davidson: FLTRSE3 CVO Road Glide. Call Nancy @ 248-685-8482. 2011 GMC: 4W Terrain SLT. Call Nancy @ 248-685-8482. Canoe: Coleman fiberglass 16’ Ram-XS canoe with square back for mounting small motor, maximum capacity 3 persons or 660 lbs, in very good condition, no dents but sun fading on outside of canoe, $240.00. Call 248-622-6556. Water Skis: Connelly water skis – Pro Pair Wingtail, 67” in length, very good condition with some superficial scratches on bottoms. Call 248-622-6557. 2010 HD Ultra Classic Trike, 4800 miles, like new, $22,000.00. Call or text 734-355-2867. 1992 Corvette: LT-1, dark red, 2 tops and leather interior, garage kept with 49,000 miles, excellent condition. Asking $10,900. Call Norm @ 248-685-9578. 2 Sea Doo Life Vests for Jet Ski: $15.00 each. Call Norm @ 248-685-9578. Wanted: Boat Hoist: Used, with canopy for a 22-foot Pontoon boat. Please contact me if you have one or know of someone who does. Alice Klavanian 248-685-1032 home or 248-4706398 cel.l 2012 Lincoln MKS: AWD, loaded, 36,000 miles, excellent condition. $24,000.00. Call or text 734-355-2867. Free Stuff: Free solid oak office desk: In great condition; however, it does have a small ink stain on the top. Please call or email if interested: [email protected] or 248-904-5977 Boat Lift: With canopy, $2,000.00. Call or text 734-355-2867. Pontoon Boat & Lift: 2000 Harris Kayot, 26 ft. Grand Heritage. $7,500.00. Call or text 734-355-2867. November 2, 2014 Fall 2014 - 39 www.lake-sherwood.org WaterSports Club unker Ken Yo Lake Sherwood is creating a Watersports Club. The one-time equipment cost is included in the 2015 budget proposal. Attend the October GMM to learn more about this added LSA amenity. Background: Lake Sherwood has a strong community of water sports enthusiasts who regularly use the lake for their personal enjoyment and bonding with their friends and neighbors. A watersports club can help strengthen that community and introduce new participants to the sports. As a lake community, we should promote the active usage of our beautiful natural resource. Club Activities: Initially the existing water skiers would investigate the repair, refurbishment and/or replacement of the existing water ski course on the lake. Participants would be trained in the operation and maintenance of the course before having access for use. Set hours of use would be established and maintained, so as to not interfere with the lake use for others during high traffic times. Course would include a “beginner course” to help all get familiar with skiing a course. Goals would include “learn to ski/wakeboard” days intended to introduce other lake residents and children to the various watersports being enjoyed out on Lake Sherwood. Investigation of possible “clinics” providing professional skiers or wakeboarders could be investigated. Any cost of these would be paid by the participants. Cost: Budget proposal is asking the association to fund an initial investment of up to $4,500 for the repair, refurbishment, and/or replacement of the existing ski course equipment. No ongoing funding is being asked for. Ongoing maintenance will be provided by the LSA Watersports Club members through minimal membership fees and/or sponsorship and fundraising efforts. System: The course being used is a submersible system that allows the course buoys to be set under water when not in use and eliminates any navigational problems. Set-up/maintenance: All work to be done by volunteers from the Lake Sherwood Watersports Club. Course operation: A remote pump will be used to raise/lower the course. The pump will be located on or near property on Driftwood Dr. Several people have offered use of the shore or lakefront in front of their house on Driftwood for this purpose. Most ski clubs have gone to a 12V pump that would be plugged into the skier’s boat to gain power. A lockbox could be used, with a combination made available to club members after they’ve received training on usage of the course. Please contact Ken Younker at [email protected] to express interest and/or concerns with this proposal. We’d like to get an indication of the level of interest prior to the fall Association meeting. - 42 - Fall 2014 Special thanks to Milford House Grill for again generously sponsoring this year’s Music on the Lake entertainment event! Re-Vamp the Ramp – Tracy Golles The committee to update the landscaping at the boat ramp is still working to narrow down the desired design elements. At this time our target budget is $10,000 or less but approval from the general membership is required for the project to go forward. Design element alternatives under consideration include brick paver walkways, building a gazebo, incorporating the stones like the ones used in the entrance signs, a new shade tree, and whether or not to update the sign to name a few. We value everyone’s input and would like to hear your ideas. Please look for email notices of upcoming meetings and plan to attend. Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments. [email protected] Fall 2014 - 43 www.lake-sherwood.org Attention LSA Parents & Grandparents: Children’s Halloween Party! Sunday, Oct. 19 at 2 pm , Kendall Park ( rain date: Sunday, October 26) Join us from 2 to 4-ish in Kendall Park (Ledgewood at Stumpwood) for a Halloween celebration filled with games, prizes, snacks & costume parade. Generously sponsored by LSA neighbor & ReMax Classic Realtor Susan McFarland Concluding the event is the Costume Parade. Prizes will be awarded for various categories for 1st, 2nd & 3rd - place winners. Organizing this year’s event is Beth Powers of Leafwood Court. Volunteers are needed! Contact Beth: (248)302-1875 or email at [email protected] Fall 2014 - 47 www.lake-sherwood.org Cattails Residents can cut back cattails where they are invasive. It is most effective to cut them back in the fall. The stems of the cattails are hollow, if the cattail is cut back in the fall, as low as possible, the stems will fill with water and freeze, which can kill the cattail (but there is no guarantee - they are a very resilient plant). It should be noted that residents SHOULD NOT try to treat the cattails chemically themselves. If individual residents are found treating without being licensed and without a permit there are huge fines and can potentially jeopardize the rest of the lake from being treated. FALL CHECK LIST (1) Check watercraft still in water for weeds near engine compartment where muskrats tend to feed and damage wiring harnesses. Remove weeds and place wire mesh over area to prevent damage. (2) When blowing out sprinkler systems, use RV antifreeze where lines may have low spots. (3) Pull in lifts, docks, rafts from water to ensure no damage from spring ice shifts, especially on main lake where ice shifts do more damage. (4) Change oil for 4-cycle engines; add fuel stabilizer to gas tanks; fog engine to keep cylinder bores from rusting. (5) Put all outside furniture in boat; hang de-con/anti-mildew bag from steering wheel before shrink wrapping to prevent mold build up; hang mothball bags to deter animals. (6) Use a “battery minder” (a charger with a smart chip) to keep batteries charged (pontoon, ski boat, PWC, and lawn tractor). (7) Septic system; feed entire system a biological drain cleaner. (8) Check to see if any trees need to be trimmed for winter season. (9) Attend NO-HAZ drop off site to disposal of household batteries, pesticides, oil filters, bleach, cleaners, etc. Fall 2014 - 49 www.lake-sherwood.org
