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LAKE ALMANOR
COUNTRY CLUB
www.lakealmanorcountryclub.org
NEWSLETTER
(530) 596-3282 FAX (530) 596-3877 email: [email protected]
501 Peninsula Drive • Lake Almanor Peninsula • California 96137
VOL. 24 NO. 1
THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE LAKE ALMANOR COUNTRY CLUB
mines were tunnels dug into the ground (hard
rock mining). In 1862, the first of three dams
was built in a natural depression at Round
Valley, thus creating a lake to provide
year-round water for the mines. That same
year a new town was created at the bottom of
the canyon below Round Valley. The first dam
burst, killing a miner named John Winthrop
Green. The new town took his name,
Greenville. A second dam was built and
washed out, but the third dam finally held.
Round Valley Reservoir, also known as
Bidwell Lake continues to supply water to the
town of Greenville. Many Round Valley
residents moved to Greenville and the town of
Round Valley became a ghost town by the end
of the 1860’s.
LOCAL LORE:
GREENVILLE
by Carolyn Stillman
A delightful trip down Highway 89 will bring
you to the pioneer town of Greenville. The
winding road proceeds along Wolf Creek
which tumbles and splashes over the rocks on
its way downhill. It’s a reminder that gold
seekers spent a lot of time on these banks
searching for fines and nuggets in the cold
waters. Gold opened the door to settlement in
Northeastern California. Interestingly, a large
gold nugget found at the Standardt Mine in
Greenville now resides at the Smithsonian.
There were also quartz and copper mines in the
surrounding hills which were closed by the
Forest Service in the 1960’s and 70’s.
Approaching town center, you will pass small
homes which in past years housed workers
employed by the five mills in the immediate
vicinity. A right turn on the Main Street will
bring you to the Greenville Cy Hall Memorial
Museum. Lori Boersig, the Collections
Registrar of the Museum, very kindly loaned
me a number of books about Greenville and
Indian Valley.
I especially enjoyed a small book with the
engaging title, The Short Lived Explorations of
Isadore Meyerowitz, by Rosaline Levenson.
There was very little for Levenson to go on in
trying to find out more about the man other
than the fact that he was from either Poland or
Russia, and was a constant companion of Peter
Lassen. Both men left their home countries to
seek their fortune in America. Lassen left his
native Denmark probably about the same time
as Meyerowitz left Russia/Poland.
The Lassen party spent a lot of time in
Northeastern California searching for the
fabled Gold Lake. In 1850, they stumbled on a
lush valley they called Cache Valley. When
the main party left the mountains as winter
approached, Lassen and Meyerowitz stayed,
FEB • MARCH 2016
Photo of Greenville, courtesy of Kest Porter. Thank you for additional Greenville information.
becoming the first white settlers in the valley.
Later Cache Valley was called Indian Valley
for the Maidu tribe who occupied the valley.
Another book by local resident Pat Kurtz,
Mountain Maidu and Pioneers, describes the
life and times of the tribe.
During the period of 1849 and 1856,
Meyerowitz and Lassen continued exploring
and prospecting. In that time, Meyerowitz
operated trading posts in both Indian Valley
and Honey Lake Valley. In 1856, he drowned
in a boating accident on Honey Lake. It’s kind
of hard to wrap your mind around a boating
accident given the current state of Honey Lake.
Lassen was later killed by an unknown
assailant…more about Lassen in a later issue.
In 1860, gold mining began in Round Valley.
Round Valley and the boomtown of Round
Valley quickly became one of the state’s
liveliest camps, with a population of about 400
residents. Instead of taking gold from gravel
on the surface (placer mining), Round Valley
John Green’s cabin was known as Green’s
Hotel. Green’s wife served meals to the miners
at the hotel. Henry C. Bidwell, another of the
well-known names in our history, built a home
there in 1863. He became known as the father
See Lore, page 5
NEWSLETTER
HIGHLIGHTS
• Local Lore - Greenville
• CFO Report
• General Manager’s Report
President’s Message
By Nancy Foote
The gate attendants were extremely kind
to an elderly guest of mine, who arrived
here in a blizzard. Their remarkable care
• New Resolutions
• Consider Running
for the Board
has since been the topic of many dinner
conversations here and across the country.
The perfect image for LACC.
• 2016 Bandshell Program
Information
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FEB • MARCH 2016
EDITORIAL
By Carolyn Stillman
I enjoy reading a lot…in fact it’s probably my favorite pastime.
And my taste is very eclectic. I admit I don’t care for science
fiction and can’t abide romance novels, but other than that, most
everything is fair game. But I must admit certain things crop up
often in books that cause me immediate distress. Let’s take the
phrase “…turned on his heel”. Now, come on, have you ever tried that! I have,
and I don’t turn on my heel, I turn on my toe. I always want to contact the author
and let them know how it bothers me. But then again, I suppose that’s a small
thing and I should overlook it. Still, it feels good to get that off my chest.
Here I sit in Southern California where dire predictions are being bandied about
due to El Nino conditions. We’ll have to hold our collective breath and see how it
goes. In the meanwhile, I keep up with the weather outlook at home by checking
with the video camera that features time, temperature and a look at Main Street at
Ron Martin Realty. I also look at the Fredonyer Summit Traffic Camera for a
check on the road conditions on the way to Susanville. I’ll have to be satisfied
with that until we head north in April.
THANK YOU!
The LACC staff would like to extend a sincere Thank You to our generous
Members for their donations to the LACC Employee Christmas Fund. It means a
lot to the staff when they are shown appreciation for their hard work. Your kind
donations show the staff that you care about them. In return, the staff is
committed to making LACC the best place in the world.
LAKE ALMANOR
C O U N T RY C L U B
(530) 596-3282 FAX (530) 596-3877
email: [email protected]
501 Peninsula Drive • Lake Almanor • California 96137
www.lakealmanorcountryclub.org
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Lake Almanor Country Club,
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Editor: Carolyn Stillman
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GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT
By Scott Devereaux
Happy New Year! As I sit at my desk writing this article, I have
just completed my first two months as your new General Manager.
Thank you to all of you who have stopped by to introduce
yourselves, welcome me to the community, and wish me well. I hope to meet more of
you as time goes by.
Starting at a new community is always a challenge for a GM. While I have 27 years of
experience managing large-scale communities, each community is unique and
distinctive and I need to understand the history and culture of the community as well as
the desires and goals of our members. I have two major goals for 2016: improved
communications and the development of plans to improve the community.
Communications – In addition to having an open door policy, I hope to get out and
around the community as I settle into my new role. A program I have had success with
at other communities are my weekly coffees. I held the first at a member’s home in
early December. Starting in mid to late January, I will continue these at a location TBD
(most likely the Clubhouse). These are informal gatherings with interested residents
where we spend an hour discussing any topic that is brought up. It is a great venue to
ask questions, make comments and hear a little about what is going on in the
community. We will rotate the days of the week and time of day to assure that all
residents have an opportunity to attend.
Community Improvements – Here we are talking about two areas; internal operations to
create staff efficiencies and control costs and improvements to amenities and assets
owned by the Country Club (e.g. roads as one example). Operational efficiencies will,
in most cases, be behind the scenes and have little impact on residents. Implementation
of many items will happen during the 2016 year.
Improvements to amenities will include both short and long term projects. A few of the
2016 projects that have already been approved include sealing approximately 10 miles
of roads, replacement of three holes of the irrigation system on the golf course and
replacement/renovation of tennis courts 6&7. We are also looking at some short term
improvements to Rec. 1 and Rec. 2, are reviewing comments from the recent Long
Range Planning Committee survey and will begin to discuss how to better promote this
great community.
In closing, I am excited to be here (although I am hoping for an early Spring) and look
forward to working with community leaders, residents and staff. Please stop and
introduce yourself when you see me.
LACC LOT FOR SALE
• 606 Pine Canyon Road
$19,000
For more information,
call Jay at 530-596-3303
FEB • MARCH 2016
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BOARD MINUTES
By Brenda Stoner, Recording Secretary
Lake Almanor Country Club
Board of Directors Meeting
At the Clubhouse
NOVEMBER 21, 2015
Board President, Nancy Foote, called this duly noticed regular meeting of Lake
Almanor Country Club Board of Directors to order at 8:30AM in the Clubhouse. There
was a quorum present with Directors Dave Blomgren, Mike Daly, Secretary Mark
Fawver, Assistant Treasurer Dennis George, and Eric Rudgers in attendance. Also
present were General Manager Scott Devereaux, and Recording Secretary Brenda
Stoner.
MEMBER COMMENT: A member spoke about how disappointed he was about the
way the previous General Manager Alan Dubroff and his wife Camille were treated by
some members and suggested that a quarterly or bi-annual meeting should be held with
the new General Manager to touch base and see how things are going with him and to
make sure he is happy. Another member spoke about how poorly some members
behaved towards Dubroff. Another member spoke about the silence surrounding this
treatment until now. Foote stated that this silence was Dubroff’s choice.
SECRETARY’S REPORT: Daly made a motion to approve the minutes of the October
17th, 2015 regular Board of Directors meeting. George seconded the motion. Rudgers
asked for a correction to those minutes regarding the amount of fish that the Almanor
Fishing Association puts into the lake be changed from 1,000,000 to 50,000 per year.
A vote was taken and the motion with corrections passed unanimously.
Blomgren made a motion to approve the executive session minutes of the October 17th
Board of Directors meeting. George seconded it and it passed unanimously.
Secretary Fawver read a statement that during the executive session of October 17th,
2015 the Board of Directors of the Lake Almanor Country Club discussed personnel,
legal, and contracts. Under personnel, a motion passed to send an offer of employment
and a contract to Scott Devereaux for the new General Manager position.
CORRESPONDENCE: A letter from a member regarding run-off and LACC drainage
ditches running into 810 Golf Club Rd. Another letter from a member regarding the
drainage system on Peninsula Drive around 835 Peninsula Drive. Another letter from a
member regarding low employee morale and how a previous employee was treated.
Another letter from a member who thinks there will be dangerous radiation from the
proposed Verizon Cell tower. Another letter from a member regarding the Security
Department not driving by his home on Timber Ridge as much as they have in the past.
Another letter from a member thanking us for the new culvert and catch basin at
Peninsula Drive and Dyer View Road. This member also wanted to thank Bob Feeney,
our volunteer Engineer, for working with Mike Bagby on planning, specifying and
supervising this project.
FINANCIAL REPORT: Devereaux read the October financial report. It is enclosed.
For the month, the revenues were over budget by $7,552 and expenses were under
budget by $365 for net revenue above budget by $7,187. Year-to-date actual revenues
were over budget by $40,104, actual expenses were over budget by $20,617, and the
Net revenue was above budget by $19,487. Reserve Budget Overview – 2015
Budgeted Reserve expenditures totaled $460,460. October Actual Reserve expenditures
were $7,000. YTD 2015 Actual Reserve expenditures were $288,896 leaving the 2015
Budget to YTD Reserve expenditures above budget by $171,564. The Investment
Account Overview – Invested Operating Fund had a balance of $506,329 and the
balance in the contingency fund was $63,106. The balance in the invested reserve Fund
total was $2,110,015, the construction deposit account totaled $43,263, and the music
department balance was $17,932.
COMMITTEE REPORTS: Architectural Review Committee Chairman, Cliff Shelton,
read the report of the Architectural Review Committee. They had no variance
meetings. They approved 7 new construction plans for the month of October with 1
new home which brings new homes to 8 YTD.
The Security Committee member Eric Rudgers reported they had a meeting on
November 6, 2015 at 10:00 and reviewed Helen’s daily log and Helen was also
updating job descriptions for the volunteer force for the Holidays and also discussed the
winter gear. They are meeting again on December 3rd at 1:00 in the Conference Room
at the office
Clubhouse Committee Chairman, Donna Smith was absent, but sent Dorothy Gonzalez
in her place to read their report. She reported they will meet Friday November 6th.
They discussed displaying their art work at the Blue Goose from July 16th through
September 30, 2016 with the theme “Christmas in July”. There will be a two day
exhibit July 24th and 25th with a Blue Goose representative present on the 24th. There
will also be a B&B Artists display from May 1st through July 15th, 2016.
Firewise Committee chairman, Barbara MacArthur, reported they met Thursday
November 19th, and, are in the process of finalizing the Wildfire Protection plan and
updating the resolution for the Fire Safe Property. They will meet again on December
1st at 1:00 p.m. in the Conference Room at the Office.
Golf Committee member, Rudgers, reported at the last BOD meeting, the board
discussed the Bunkers on 9.
Fawver asked a question regarding the Realtor problem we had near the end of the
Summer when Jay Sabelman came to one of the meetings complaining about Security
not letting his clients in the Club. Rudgers reported that Helen Jones made up a new
form and is working with the Realtors and their clients to make sure they can gain
entrance to the club.
GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT: Administration: Devereaux thanked the search
committee and the BOD for hiring him and said he has an “Open Door” policy for
everyone. He plans on having weekly Coffee Meetings, for an hour, with open
communication. The 2014 tax returns were finally finished and mailed to the IRS and
the Accountants were told this would not happen next year and they would be getting
the Tax Return at a much earlier date, so LACC could file on time. The 2015 Reserve
Analysis Study was received and he had forwarded several questions to Brian
McCaffery, who did the study. The 2016 Annual Dues Statements were scheduled to
be mailed along with the Annual Disclosure letter on or before November 25, 2015.
The new Employee Health Insurance is going into effect December 1, 2015. The 2016
Department Monthly budgets are due from all Department Heads by the end of
November.
Maintenance – Winter Transition is in place and they are working on all of our snow
removal equipment and servicing. Storm Water Draining continues to be a work in
progress and there is a need to develop an overall strategy as to how to proceed. Road
conditions allowing, they will begin work on their paving and repair schedule in the
near future. Staff converted a 10 month employee into a full time status.
Clubhouse – 2016 Concessionaire Lease had two responses to newspaper advertisement
and only one response of interest (Price’s).
See Minutes, page 4
Page 4
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MINUTES, from page 3
OLD BUSINESS: Foote read a proposed resolution #2015-9 regarding Property
Condition Fire Safe. Discussion followed. Foote suggested they wait until after the
December Firewise meeting to revisit this resolution that will be edited, once the
Firewise Committee goes over it again. It will be brought to the next board meeting in
January 16, 2016.
Devereaux talked about LACC’s 531a, a piece of ground owned by LACC located at
531a Peninsula Drive, and suggested we abandon any attempt to make this a legal lot.
It is a very narrow piece of property and he thinks it would be a bad idea to pursue.
NEW BUSINESS:
Daly made a motion to approve Resolution 2015-11, a 3-part Resolution regarding
Assistant Secretary of LACC, Bank Account Signers and Approval of 2014 Tax Return.
Fawver seconded it and it passed unanimously.
George made a motion to approve Resolution 2015-12, Amendment of the 2016
Budget. Daly seconded. Discussion followed and motion passed unanimously.
Devereaux asked all the board members to sign the “Annual Disclosure Statement
under conflicts of interest policy” which were included in the board packet.
Lake Almanor Country Club
Board of Directors Special Meeting
At the LACC Conference Room
DECEMBER 29, 2015
Board President, Nancy Foote, called this duly noticed special meeting of Lake
Almanor Country Club Board of Directors to order at 10:00 AM in the LACC
Conference Room. There was a quorum present with Directors Dave Blomgren, Mike
Daly, and Vice President Mark Crager on the Conference Call/telephone along with
Assistant Treasurer Dennis George and Eric Rudgers in attendance. Also present were
General Manager Scott Devereaux, and Recording Secretary Brenda Stoner.
RESOLUTION 2015-13 – OUTSOURCE PAYROLL: Devereaux spoke about the
background as to why the administrative staff needs to outsource the payroll and HR.
Foote read the Resolution 2015-13 aloud. George made a motion to approve
Resolution 2015-13 and Rudgers seconded the motion. Discussion followed. Crager
asked if Allevity HR & Payroll offered a Payroll Card if someone did not have a bank
account without having to cut any paper checks. More discussion followed.
A member entered the room during the conversation.
George wanted to make sure the quote was an annual figure and not a monthly figure.
This was confirmed. A vote was called by Foote and passed unanimously.
This meeting adjourned at 10:08 a.m.
This meeting adjourned at 9:40 a.m. to Executive Session to discuss Committees,
personnel, legal, and contracts.
The next regular meeting of the Lake Almanor Country Club Board of Directors is
scheduled for January 16th 2016 to be held in the Clubhouse at 8:30 a.m.
The next regular meeting of the Lake Almanor Country Club Board of Directors is
scheduled for January 16th 2016 to be held in the Clubhouse at 8:30 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Brenda Stoner
Recording Secretary
BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS:
February 2016 – No Meeting
March 19, 2016 – 8:30 AM – Clubhouse
April 16, 2016 – 8:30 AM – Clubhouse
Agendas are available at the LACC office 4 days prior
to the date of the meeting.
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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor Policy: The LA CC Newsletter welcomes letters of up to 200 words. The
editor reserves the right to reject letters or edit for clarity, brevity, good taste and accuracy,
and to prevent libel. No poetry, attacks on private individuals, or letter-writing campaigns,
please. Include a phone number where you can be reached during the day. For mailed or
faxed submissions, you can sign the letter.
Editor:
We would like to send a big thank you to Donna Smith, Joanne Ness and their committee for
jumping into the void and working so hard to put on a lovely New Year’s Eve Party! The
decorations they provided for the tables and the room was great, and David and John Price
served a delicious dinner. We didn’t manage to last until midnight, but when we left it
seemed that everyone was having a wonderful time.
Thank you, ladies, for all your hard work.
John and Marcy Murphy
To the Editor:
I have had the same problem as Lynn Kendrick. The bright outside lights are sometimes left
on all night. In fact a neighbor left his garage lights on while he was gone until they burned
out (a week).
Is it appropriate to notify security when this problem occurs?
Clyde E. Brewton
952 Peninsula Drive
LACC
To: LACC Board of Directors
Subject: Dyer View Road culvert improvement
Thank you for your attention to the installation of a new culvert and catch basin at Peninsula
Drive and Dyer View Road. This has been badly needed for many years and now serves to
protect the properties of affected neighbors from future flooding. I’d also like to thank Bob
Feeney, our resident civil engineer, for unselfishly contributing his time to work with Mike
Bagby on planning, specifying and supervising this project. I gratefully appreciate the good
work.
Sincerely,
Greg Maleski
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LORE, from page 1
of Greenville because of his many business
interests in and around the community.
As time went along, more families moved into
the valley and businesses thrived. Schools and
churches were built and the need for goods and
services increased. Indian Valley with its well
watered meadows became home to dairy farms.
These dairies provided one of the largest
exports from Plumas County, butter in
particular, along with the other dairy products.
However, in dollars and weight, a lot more
copper than butter was exported. Later, the
dairy cattle gave way to beef animals that now
dot the still rich meadows of Indian Valley.
Returning to Main Street, a visit to the old
building which now houses Sterling Sage
owned and operated by Bink and Josh
Huddleston, is a must. It began as the Owl
Saloon and Café in 1890. During Prohibition
it was modified from bar to soda fountain.
Prior to 1997, the old building went through
numerous iterations. When the Huddlestons
purchased the building and opened their
business, they dealt only in antiques. Along
the way, Bink and Josh have added jewelry,
gifts and gourmet foods. The exterior of the
building, in keeping with most of the shops and
businesses along Main Street, has retained its
original appearance.
To fully appreciate the Greenville, Taylorsville
Indian Valley experience, you may want to
visit Greenville during their Gold Digger Days
celebration, the third weekend in July.
Taylorsville, just south of Greenville, presents
Pioneer Days in June, and then on the first
weekend of October, you can enjoy their Barn
Quilt Tour. And, by all means, you should
visit Anna’s Café for a delicious meal.
NOTICE
The newest member handbook, approved November 17,
2007, was mailed to all LACC members. Additional
copies are available at the LACC office. It is also
available on the LACC web site. Insert pages, of Board
approved changes to the handbook, are mailed to all
members each year with your annual dues billing.
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VITAL STATISTICS
With sympathy to his family, we announce the death of member
Ronald Stillwell on January 25, 2016.
If you would like to advise us of the death of a Lake Almanor Country
Club member or a birth in a member’s immediate family, please contact
the office with the name and date, along with your name.
EMERGENCY AND
IMPORTANT LACC NUMBERS
& WEBSITES
PUBLICATION SCHEDULE
The deadline for the April Newsletter issue is: Material to the
office by March 18, 2016 including Letters to the Editor,
which may be no longer than 200 words. Newsletter will
be mailed out April 8, 2016 via third class mail.
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EMERGENCY (FIRE OR HEALTH) 911
SECURITY 596-3222
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 596-3282
CLIFFORD GATE 259-5320
PENINSULA GATE 596-3222
RESTAURANT 259-2026
BAR 259-5440
GOLF PRO SHOP 259-2868
TENNIS SHOP 259-3656
EDWIN S. BUTLER FIRE HALL #2
259-2306
LACC WATER CO. 259-2161
SENECA HOSPITAL 258-2151
FEATHER RIVER DISPOSAL
1-800-300-1046
PG&E 1-800-743-5000
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Thrall’s e-mail address is
[email protected]
WINTER GATE HOURS
PENINSULA GATE IS NOT
STAFFED
PLEASE USE YOUR GATE
CARD OR RF TAG
CLIFFORD GATE HOURS
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MONDAY THROUGH
THURSDAY
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7:00AM – 9:00PM
SUNDAY
7:00AM – 5:00PM
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(530) 596-3241
STORAGE LOCATIONS
CHESTER
677 Main St. • 741 Main St.
272 Black Oak Dr. • 480 Black Oak Dr.
LAKE ALMANOR
449 Peninsula Dr.
WESTWOOD
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3764 Big Springs Rd.
CANYON DAM
29618 HWY 89
GREENVILLE
638 HWY 89
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Solid lake views from
this impeccably clean
cabin on a quiet culde-sac. Interior feat.:
vaulted pine ceilings,
updated kitchen w/
tiled counters/floors,
newer appliances, huge
lower level ma. bdrm.
w/ cozy pellet stove,
and 2 addt’l bedrooms.
Well maintained
wrap-around deck + lower level decking off Ma. bdrm.
Detached 2-car garage + parking pads at street.
Low-maintenance landscaping. MLS 201501320…$379,900
i
Pend
ng
Centrally located within the Country Club, this nearly level lot
offers up a great building site! Walk to the clubhouse, golf course
and two sandy beaches within minutes!
MLS 201501148….$14,000
This cute cabin has
wonderful lake
access, offering some
of the best beach
frontage in Almanor!
Sweeping lake views
and very nice Dyer
Mtn. views. Living
room boasts knotty
pine accents and cozy
cabin feel. Upstairs, 2
huge bedrooms lead to
large additional sleeping areas. Newer aluminum dock, and near-level from street to
lake. MLS 201501173…$700,000
i
Pend
Stunning larger home that exhibits tremendous quality
indoors & out! Hickory floors, granite countertops, high-end
appliances, formal dining & parlor area. Massive game room
upstairs for indoor fun. Lg. master bdrm. has an attached office
area & private bath complete w/ spa tub. Level driveway guides
you to an oversized 3-car garage w/ tons of storage.
MLS 201300934…….$569,000
Cabin nestled in the woods! Relax on the large wrap around
deck, or head to the horseshoe pit for some outdoor fun. Spacious
kitchen offers a lot of cupboard space, with attached dining area.
Wall of windows make for a light and bright living room. Nice
boat and golf cart included. Great carport plus garage!
MLS 201400962…$209,000
Lake Almanor retreat with 3400 sq. ft. main house, and 1200
square foot guest cabin! The gated parcel is .89 acre, w/128’ of flat
beach area. Feat.: chinked Doug fir siding, teakwood flooring,
marble counters, 20’ high exposed beam and wood ceiling, 2200
sq. ft. of decking, 40 yr. roofing, floating dock w/ waverunner
berth, hot tub, outdoor rock shower and Viking refrig. and Wolf
range. MLS 201200372…$2,250,000
Level access and
single level living
from this outstanding
home in the heart of
the Country Club!
Walk to each rec.
center in minutes.
Fenced backyard
w/ lush landscaping.
Interior feat. new
hardwood flooring,
vaulted living rm.
ceilings, heated floor in ma. bath, cozy wood stove & great open
floor plan. Enclosed carport. Huge redwood deck.
MLS 201500014…$349,000
ng
Outstanding proximity to amenities from this nearly level
Peninsula Drive location. Walk to the beach in seconds. Owner is
willing to carry, with negotiable terms. A fantastic opportunity to
secure a great spot for your mountain home at Lake Almanor.
MLS 201200254…$59,000
Centrally located in
the Country Club,
this level lot and
single level home is
neat & clean! Outstanding open floor
plan includes, hardwood floors, natural
rock hearth and
woodstove, exhibition kitchen, air conditioning, spacious
back deck with privacy, horseshoe pit and a large heated garage for the toys. Walk to
the golf course or Rec. 1 in minutes. MLS 201500267…$349,000
Mountain life
couldn’t be better
from this large
lakefront home!
Vaulted wood
ceilings, two river
rock hearths,
updated kitchen &
appliances, large
office area with
lake views, huge game room with massive beamed ceiling + wet
bar & wine cellar, and a luxurious master bedroom with adjoining
hot tub. The back deck is 700 sq. ft. and offers privacy with
gorgeous views. Immaculately maintained and comes mostly
furnished! MLS 201500122…$995,000
Large corner lot located on a very quiet street in the Country
Club. Great proximity to the lower gate. Nice gentle upslope
makes for a great building site! MLS 201201100…$30,000
This majestic golf course home feat. expansive views of both
golf course and lake! Open floor plan, and wonderful entertaining
atmosphere. Finishes include: hardwood flooring, tiled counters,
Trex decking, vinyl siding, and an enormous master bedroom
with sitting area. The deep, 3-car garage has large door heights
and a fabulous apartment/guest qtrs. The huge rear deck overlooks
private lawn. MLS 201201059…$459,000
Jay Sabelman
Call me today for a Free Market Analysis!
452 Peninsula Drive at the Peninsula Drive Gate • 119 Main Street, Chester
Office: (530) 596-3303 • Cell: (530) 258-6278
Fax: (530) 596-3330
[email protected]
www.LakeAlmanorBrokers.com for more listings
Owner / Realtor Associate®
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13-year Lake Almanor
Country Club Resident
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FEB • MARCH 2016
2016 Band Shell News
HELP WANTED
It’s not too early to think about applying for seasonal employment at Lake
Almanor Country Club. The following positions are available. Please call
(530) 596-3282 or stop at the office, 501 Peninsula Drive, for an application
or more information.
Lifeguards
Tennis Shop Assistants
Rec Assistants
Gate Attendants
Bartenders
Maintenance Workers
Golf Course Greens Keepers
An application form can be printed from our website at
www.lakealmanorcountryclub.org. To access the application, click on LACC
Employment on the menu to the left.
By Shirley Leschinsky/Director of Music
SUMMER MUSIC AT LACC
Looking ahead to an exciting 2016 LACC Summer Bandshell Concert Series!!
Now, here’s where the fun really starts. I am not going to be the snitch this early in the year and
tell you exactly what’s happening in the Bandshell, but I will give hints. First of all, you will be
able to dance every night, or at least, clap your hands, stomp your feet, nod your head…and
smile. Isn’t that is what fun is all about?
There will be Cowboys that bring you the real experience of western heritage and legends, Wild
West history and fast horses into their songs. This group has a knack for bringing the old west
out in every one of us. After this night, you will know what western music is all about.
A 50’s-60’s group comes to us ready to bring back memories of 15 cent hamburgers, Mr. Potato
Head, and the backseat at the drive-in movie. There’s also a Blues band that will melt your heart;
classic rock n roll; cover tunes and a few originals. And, a group that plays all of it…soul,
zydeco, folk, blues, rock, Caribbean, and a little bit more, all on the same night.
That’s a preview of the new bands! A few of your favorite groups are returning, too; some that
we couldn’t live without at the LACC Summer Bandshell.
Remember, there will be four Saturday night’s filled with music in August; which means you
don’t have to cut out early and miss out on all the fun! Only other difference is August concerts
will be from 8 to 10 p.m. July and September remain the same as they have been for the last 40
years, or so; Sunday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. We hope you plan your summer to include these
music concerts!
In order to make every summer a success, the Bandshell needs your help. It is a big job to put on
this concert series and has been for so many years with the help of many, many people. Funding
comes from you, by way of $ donations, raffle prizes and their ticket sales. Volunteers sell raffle
tickets, feed the entertainers, and do lots of miscellaneous chores on music night. Stop by the
LACC Administration Office at the Peninsula Drive gate; drop off your $ donation and raffle
prizes. Or contact me at (530) 277-5446 [email protected]. Learn how you can help this
program return year after year for a Summer of Fun! I look forward to meeting you. The door is
always open to hear what you want.
PLEASE! No smoking in BBQ area
or in the seating area during the
Summer Bandshell concerts.
No More Extension Cords to Pull!
Let Universal Electric install a Transfer Switch
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to spend time pulling extension cords manually!
TRASH TAGS
AVAILABLE AT LACC OFFICE
& CLIFFORD GATE
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OR ONE 64-GALLON WASTE WHEELER.
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FEB • MARCH 2016
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SECURITY NOTICES
FOR FIRE, MEDICAL AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
EMERGENCIES CALL 911
Away from your LACC home for a while? Remember that Security
(259-5320 or [email protected]) needs to be advised regarding a
contact phone number in the event of an emergency affecting your property,
the name and phone number for a keeper of an emergency key, and dates you
expect your home to be vacant.
Safety at the Gates: Please use special caution and drive extra slowly at the
gates, for the protection of our personnel.
Reminder: For your safety and the safety of others, Security staff issues
speeding tickets to those driving too fast. Please observe the posted speed
limit.
Refuse Containers: LACC Member Handbook Rules & Regulations 4.3.2
state “Trash containers must be removed from the roadside within 24 hours
after garbage pickup”. Citations will be issued.
Security Gates: Activity at the LACC gates is monitored by camera on a 24
hour, 7 day a week basis.
Rec Trash Containers: Per LACC Member Handbook Rules & Regulations
4.3.7, Rec area trash cans are not for residential use. Citations will be issued.
Excavating
• Tree & Stump removal
• Underground utilities
• Pavers (Driveways, Patios
Retaining Walls)
• Waterfront restoration
• Driveway designing • Paving
• Demolition
General Construction
• Residential • Commercial
• Remodel • Home site preparation
• Residential logging
• Concrete flatwork
• Concrete foundation • Masonry
407 Ponderosa Dr., Lake Almanor, CA
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Service Workers: Please notify the gates if you have service personnel
coming to your house. They will be turned away if the gates do not have
prior authorization. Contact Clifford Gate at 259-5320, Peninsula Gate at
596-3222, or e-mail [email protected].
Gate Entry Cards: A proximity gate card or a RF tag is required for
unassisted entry at either gate, available at LACC office, 501 Peninsula
Drive.
LACC Rules Enforcement: Security staff is available from 7:00AM to
Midnight, 7 days a week by calling 259-5320. When the gates are not
staffed, all calls will be referred to the LACC Security Answering Service.
FOR EMERGENCIES AFTER Midnight - CALL 911
SECURITY IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR ASSISTED ENTRY AFTER
Midnight. Gate cards and RF tags may be purchased at the LACC Office
during regular business hours. Gate attendants have been instructed not to
open the member gate. Please use your gate card or RF tag.
Guest Authorizations: Call after 7AM, when gate attendants are on duty. Or,
send an email to [email protected]. Your assistance is greatly
appreciated.
• Steel buildings
• Insurance work welcome
• Painting
• Fork lift rental
• High lift (40’)
Septic Systems
• New systems
(530) 596-4111
Cell 530.816.2222
• Site Preparation
• Stump Removal
• Tree Removal
• Excavation
• Septic Systems
• Utilities
• Hazard Tree Removal
• Tree Climbing and Topping
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• Repairs
• Locating • Pumping
• Sewer line replacement
• Diagnostic
• Dump truck hauling
• Backhoe service
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FEB • MARCH 2016
MEET YOUR NEW NEIGHBORS
The following LACC sales were processed
in the office prior to January 15, 2015.
We shall keep you up to date as space allows.
• Ralph & Laura Anderson
842 Timber Ridge Road
• Randy & Cynthia Happanen
875 Golf Club Road
• Robert & Sheryl Bracewell
600 E. Burnt Cedar Road
• Mary & Susan Lebrett
635 W. Burnt Cedar Road
• Michael & Terri Chuchel
814 Lassen View Drive
• Joseph & Michelle O’Neil
1302 Peninsula Drive
• Steve & Mary Danli
649 W. Burnt Cedar Road
• Paul & Izumi Rubens
1104 Lassen View Drive
• David & Jeannette Dillabo
710 Pine Canyon Trail
• Robert & Michele Vassar
1205 Lynx Road
• Matthew Ferrini
621 Lake Ridge Road
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• Falling
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• View Clearing
• Timber
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FEB • MARCH 2016
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LAKE ALMANOR COUNTRY CLUB
MEN’S 18 HOLE GOLF ASSOCIATION
THE TENNIS SKINNY
By David Galpine, Tennis Chair
By Ev Eaton, President
Hello LACC Tennis Fans!
Having completed a fun filled 2015 season, under the guidance of Chuck Johnson, we are
anticipating an enjoyable 2016. Although our membership of 92 members has declined,
due to the loss of some longtime golf friends, through moves, deaths and other reasons,
we are planning a full schedule for our active remaining group.
Greetings from sunny La Quinta, one of the greatest tennis Capitals of the World! The
Tennis Courts are bristling with activity! Don’t forget one the best tennis tournaments
in the World taking place at Indian Wells in early March. Make your reservations early;
the best seats are sold early on!
The 2016 golf calendar includes our weekly Sweeps Game organized by John Leete.
Member handicaps are monitored by Lowell Neugebauer. Larry Prentke will oversee our
Treasury. Tournaments are scheduled by Will Rasmussen. Our monthly board meetings
will be recorded by Jim Maurer. Nate Ryan is organizing the Member/Guest Invitational
on July 15th and 16th. In March, members will receive further information regarding the
Invitational, including cost and registration procedures. The members only Bash, on
August 17th will be handled by Jim Leanard backed up by Jim Drake.
Most of you tennis “buds” are scattered around warmer tennis temperatures by now, but
at your summer home our new General Manager (Scott Devereaux) is elbow deep
working with contractors to get courts 6 & 7 repaired/replaced. He assures us courts
6&7 will be on line for opening day. We look forward bringing those courts back on
line.
The LACC Men’s Golf Sweeps Games, weather permitting, will begin on Wednesday
April 27th. As in the past, we are looking forward to relying on the expertise of our Golf
Pro John Moritz for guidance in all our golf activities.
I would encourage LACC resident men interested in the game of golf to contact the golf
shop for information about our organization. Our members are excellent examples of
sportsmanship and camaraderie in their enjoyment of golf. Happy 2016 to all.
We have some new tennis programs planned for the 2016 season. One of which is Early
Bird tennis! We plan two courts for 7AM! Whoopee! Or maybe we should title this
“Wakeup tennis”! Another program is “Sundowner tennis”, starts at 6PM to sundown.
Beat the heat and sun in your eyes! I have a couple of competitive ideas I will share
with you later.
That’s’ it for now. Questions or comments? Send to:[email protected]
Cheers!
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FEB • MARCH 2016
Resolution 2015-9 Property Condition-Fire Safe was approved on
January 16, 2016.
NOW THEREFORE, the Board of Directors agrees to amend the Member
Handbook as follows:
(italics and bold is added)
RESOLUTION 2015-9
4.5. Property Condition. All members are required to maintain their properties
in a neat and clean condition and free from fire and other hazards.
PROPERTY CONDITION-FIRE SAFE
WHEREAS, the Lake Almanor Country Club’s Covenants, Conditions and
Restrictions (CC&Rs) Article III, Section 3.08(a) gives the Board of Directors
power to propose, enact and amend rules and regulations, and
WHEREAS, the Lake Almanor Country Club Bylaws, Article IX, Section
9.01(e) gives the Board of Directors the authority to make and enforce
provisions relating to the control, management and use of the Lots, Common
Areas, and Common Facilities and the roads within Lake Almanor Country
Club, and
WHEREAS, the Firewise Committee would like to outline the defensible space
guidelines for properties within Lake Almanor Country Club;
Members are strongly urged to maintain their property using the following
guidelines. The goal is to protect homes and property while providing a safe
environment for firefighters.
Remove flammable vegetation (i.e. Juniper shrubs) within 30 feet
surrounding a house.
Remove wooden fencing next to structures.
Keep tree limbs trimmed at least 10 feet from a chimney.
Remove dead limbs that hang over any structure.
Maintain appropriate spacing between plants and trees.
Remove ladder fuels (including, but not limited to, fallen branches/trees,
excessive vegetation, smaller trees growing under large trees and low hanging
tree limbs).
Remove build-up of needles from roofs and gutters.
Remove firewood stacked next to a structure.
The above recommendations also apply to vacant lots.
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Lakefront Lot – Great Deal On The Lake
Location! Steps Away From Rec-2 Beach
Cutler Anderson designed home. The architect is famed for
creating Bill Gatesʼ Seattle home. See photo gallery and
more details at:
www.LakeAlmanorBroker.com MLS 201500678 $1,395,000
Ideal building site will provide stunning views of
Lake Almanor and Dyer Mountain. See photo gallery and
more details at:
www.LakeAlmanorBroker.com
MLS 201401098 $389,500
One lot away from the Rec-2 sandy beach swim area and
boat launch. See photo gallery and more details at:
www.LakeAlmanorBroker.com
MLS 201501054 $285,000
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[email protected]
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FEB • MARCH 2016
PLEASE HELP!
POSTAGE PROCEDURES FOR
LACC NEWSLETTER
CONSIDER RUNNING FOR THE BOARD
Mac Hinman, Nominating Committee Chairman
Well, folks, it’s that time of year, again, and we’re looking for good, qualified people, in
good standing, to run for the Board!
Fill out the following candidate’s statement application and mail to:
The LACC Newsletter is mailed to all members as 3rd class mail. Third
class mail is not forwarded. The U.S. Postal Service charges LACC $.59 for
each piece of 3rd class mail that it cannot deliver. This $.59 is in addition to
the original postage placed on the Newsletter. Please, help us get your
Newsletter to you, without additional costs. Always change your address
with the LACC office. The LACC Newsletter is considered the official
means of notifying members of information pertaining to your association.
Nominating Committee Chairman
LACC Administration Office
501 Peninsula Drive
Lake Almanor, CA 96137
TO:
Chair, Nominating Committee
SUBJECT:
You may temporarily opt-out of having the Newsletter mailed to you, by
notifying the office at 530-596-3282 or [email protected]. The Newsletter
is available on our web site at lakealmanorcountryclub.org. No password is
needed.
To permanently opt-out of receiving the paper Newsletter, please complete
the Newsletter Opt-Out form on our web site at lakealmanorcountryclub.org
under Documents, after setting up your resident login. Mail the completed
form to 501 Peninsula Drive, Lake Almanor, CA 96137.
Candidate for Board of Directors
This is to serve as notification of my intent to be a candidate for election to the Board of
Directors of the Lake Almanor Country Club in July 2016. I understand final notification of
candidacy must be made prior to 5:00 p.m. on May 13, 2016.
Date:
_________________________________
Signature:
_________________________________
Name (Print): _________________________________
NOTE: Your maximum 300-word statement, to be mailed with the annual meeting ballot
and printed in the June Newsletter, must be in the office by May 13, 2016.
It should include the following:
A brief resume of the candidate’s background
His or her years of Club affiliation and involvement
His or her views on major issues facing the Club
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What the candidate would like to see accomplished during his or her term
LACC Office Use Only:
Date Received: _____________
530-596-3266 or 530-251-7711
PLEASE
USE
CAUTION.
Almanor Properties, Inc.
Property Management
Vacation Rentals
530-596-3232
We handle long term and weekly rentals!
Bobcats, coyotes, bears and mountain lions frequent the
area. Watch your children and pets. Please do not feed the
wildlife or leave pet food outside.
www.almanorproperties.com
[email protected]
499 Peninsula Drive • Lake Almanor
BRE#00494902
Remember, LACC is not responsible for the incursion
of wildlife. You, the member, are responsible for the
safety of yourselves, guests and pets.
FEB • MARCH 2016
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CRIME PREVENTION IN OUR COMMUNITY
By Helen Jones
LACC is a wonderful place. We have natural beauty, great people and very
little crime. We would like to keep it that way.
Controlling vandalism and crime comes down to a Community working
together to stop it. Neighbors need to keep their eyes and ears open and be on
the lookout for one another. There is often a common thread in unreported
vandalism or crime. Someone heard or saw something but failed to act on their
suspicion and call Security. Please be observant and report any suspicious
activity to the Security Department. The Clifford Gate can be reached at
530-259-5320. If you witness a crime, please immediately call 911.
March 13, 2016
CHANGE YOUR CLOCK, CHANGE
YOUR SMOKE ALARM BATTERIES
Batteries in a smoke alarm should be changed at least twice a year, even if
they are hardwired into the electrical. A good time to remember to check your
smoke alarm batteries is when you change your clocks twice a year as
daylights savings time begins and ends.
Most crime or vandalism that occurs within LACC is from external sources. If
you witness illegal entry into the Club please contact Security immediately. It
is helpful if you can provide a description of the vehicle, license plate number,
and/or location of the vehicle.
One thing that our residents should NOT do is approach anyone involved in a
crime or suspicious activity. Make a call and let the professionals handle it.
Crime and Vandalism can be minimized, but only if everyone keeps their eyes
and ears open and immediately reports suspicious activity.
Regular smoke alarm maintenance is essential, as roughly two-thirds of home
fire deaths occur in homes without working smoke alarms. Since most fatal
fires occur at night, it’s crucial that every home has working smoke alarms to
provide an early warning.
Here are a few other tips to keep in mind:
Placement: Install smoke alarms in every bedroom, in the hallways leading to
the bedrooms and on each level of your home including the basement. Smoke
alarms should be mounted on the ceiling 4 inches from the wall; wall mounts
should be 4 ½ inches from the ceiling. Do not install near draft areas such as
windows or vents. Call your local fire department if you are unsure about
placement.
Smoke Alarm Maintenance: In addition to changing the batteries twice a year,
you should test your smoke alarm every month by simply holding down on
the test button. Vacuum your alarm at least once a year, as dust and cobwebs
can impair sensitivity. Never paint over a smoke alarm. Smoke alarms should
also be replaced every 10 years.
When The Alarm Goes Off: If the alarm goes off, crawl low to the ground
under the smoke and exit your home quickly. Don’t try to take anything with
you, just get out. Once safely outside, go to your family meeting place to
ensure everyone got out safely. Once you’re out, stay out! Make sure to
prepare and practice an escape plan including a family meeting place. Just like
schools practice fire drills, families should also practice what to do if their
smoke alarms go off.
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FEB • MARCH 2016
PLEASE PICK UP AFTER YOUR PET
Almanor
It doesn’t take much to remember that we have
pets in our community. In fact, if you don’t watch
your step; you’re likely to step in one such
reminder! Besides being unsightly and smelly,
animal waste can be hazardous to the health of
our children who play in the community and
other pets. One of the most common forms of
disease transmission between dogs is through
fecal matter.
Tree
Removal
When walking your dog in our community,
remember that it should be leashed. Also, it is
important to remember to immediately clean up
after your pet. Take along a baggie with you to
pick up waste and then dispose of it properly.
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By taking a few simple steps to clean up after
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community. Thank you for your cooperation!
• Climbing
• View Clearing
• Timber
Purchasing
• Masticating
• Fire Prevention
• Chipping
NOTICE!
LACC ENTRY GATE USERS
DO NOT TAILGATE!!
TAILGATING WILL CAUSE DAMAGE
TO YOUR VEHICLE.
Even if Gate is Open
Each Vehicle Must Activate Gate
System Before Entering
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If you are letting a friend through,
please assure you re-activate
the gate prior to the second
car entering.
Do Not Force Gate Open
This causes serious damage to gate
system. Citations will be issued
and fines for repair assessed.
Proceed promptly through the gates.
Gates close immediately after each
vehicle crosses the sensors. As long
as your vehicle is positioned on the sensors,
the gate will not come down.
Call Security for entry
assistance until 12:00 AM.
CITATIONS WILL BE ISSUED
FOR IMPROPER USE OF THE GATE SYSTEM.
FEB • MARCH 2016
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Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance
LACC Restaurant
Sunday, February 14
REFLECTIVE ADDRESS MARKERS
These address markers help all
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Order your reflective address marker today.
It may save your life or someone you love.
5:00 p.m. Cocktails • 6:00 p.m. Dinner
Menu
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Asparagus
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IF WE CAN’T FIND YOU,
WE CAN’T HELP YOU.
Dance to DJ Music by Gilly
Tickets are $60.00 per person (limited to 80 people only)
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Contact LACC Office (530) 596-3282
Westwood, CA
ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
Entry is FREE if you just want to dance and
drink starting at 7:00 PM
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Billy Taylor
Owner-Broker
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Jay Sabelman
Owner-Realtor Associate
Arlie Holland
Realtor-Associate®
Todd Smith
Broker-Associate®
Linda W. Gillam
Realtor-Associate®
Sadie Benny
Realtor-Associate®
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Lakefront lot at a wonderful price. Deep water
access with majestic views of Lassen and the
surrounding mountains. Building site would put
you only steps from the water’s edge.
MLS 201500378…$299,000
Cabin feel with all the comforts of home. Tall
vaulted ceilings, expansive floorplan, rooms for
the extended family, + open kitchen. Covered
deck for winter storage or afternoon sun. Rearside courtyard, paved driveway, and garage w/
att. carport. MLS 201501217…$299,000
No stairs or hills to climb to access this level
corner property. Accessible from both E Mountain
Ridge and Conifer Trail. Seller willing to carry
with 20% down, terms negotiable. Build your
dream home inside the gates of this private
mountain community. MLS 201500160…$47,000
Stunning remodel in fabulous location!
Private well-treed corner lot a hundred yards
from beach and boat launch at Rec. 2. Recent
upgrades +Trex deck + huge garage. Flat lot
w/ stamped concrete.
MLS 201501049….. $399,000
Meticulously manicured w/plenty of upgrades.
Granite counter tops, composite flooring, and upgraded appliances. 3 bed / 2 bath downstairs +
bonus room w/half bath upstairs. Large patio
area, ample parking & storage. Short walk to both
LACC recreation areas and golf course.
MLS 201501155… $489,000
Pristine, single-level home on quiet street;
owner-pride throughout. Move-in ready! Fully updated + recently constructed front deck. Sandy
beach & prime lake access in a short walk.
MLS 201501336…. $349,000
SELLER FINANCING with sufficient down
payment. Large lot with possible peek of the
lake. Great location for privacy and easy access
to the golf course and recreation areas. Priced to
sell. MLS 201501256…$24,000
Beautiful building lot. Nice trees and almost
perfectly flat. A contractor dream. Five-minute
walk to both recreation areas, tennis, golf course,
and club house. Nice quiet street close to everything. MLS 201401324…$32,500
Great location one lot from Rec. 2 sandy
beach + boat launch. Large sleeping loft serves
as an extra bedroom and additional living room
for games and TV. Cozy living room and kitchen
flow nicely to the large deck w/ view of lake.
MLS 201501054…$285,000
Centrally located home on level lot w/ good
year around access. 3 bed / 2 bath w/ finished
bonus room for additional sleeping. Located between Rec 1 & Rec 2 about a block from the golf
course. MLS 201501135…$369,000
Wonderful lake views. Large deck offers plenty
of space for morning coffee or evening BBQ.
Clean and neat with a spacious living area and
open kitchen. 2-car attached garage, level
access, and low maintenance landscaping.
MLS 201500288…$425,000
Possibly the BEST LAKEFRONT LOT DEAL on
the market. Ideal building site; will provide stunning gorgeous views of the lake & Dyer Mountain. Well suited for a garage/guest home combo
near Peninsula Dr. Very few Peninsula Dr. lakefront lots remain. MLS 201401098… $389,500
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Stacey Prior
Shelley Ceaglio
Ruth Benvenuto
John DeJong
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Pauline DeJong
Kalah Wann
Mike Penman
Ryan Snyder
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Beautiful buildable lot, cleared and ready for a
custom home. MLS 201501123… $23,000
Well treed, up-sloping lot. Over a half of an
acre is awaiting your mountain home. Enjoy all of
the wonderful amenities LACC has to offer.
MLS 201500647…$19,500
Outstanding proximity to Country Club
amenities from this nearly level Peninsula Drive
location. Walk to the beach in seconds.
MLS 201200254… $59,000
Terrific .46 acre, near-level lot on a quiet street.
MLS 201500456…$29,900
Tucked away at end of quiet cul-de-sac. 3
bed/3 bath. Great sleeping loft or hobby room
above the garage. Extra full bath in the garage.
MLS 201500763… $199,900
Scenic .43 acre lot on a quiet road, near the
upper gate. MLS 201500435… $25,500
Large, nearly level, lot with most of the trees
removed for a very nice building site with good
sun exposure. Located close to the upper gate.
MLS 201401269…$22,500
Hard to find lakeview property w/ nearly finished complete remodel: flooring, kitchen, baths,
windows, paint, and trim.
MLS 201501331… $549,000
Super clean home on a level lot in the quiet
area of the LACC Peninsula. TLC shows on this
property! Central heat, air, generator and super
sized garage for all the toys. Some furnishings
included. MLS 201600030… $429,000
Large lake view home w/ level access and lg.
bonus rooms. Lg. west-facing deck w/ power
awning. Near Rec. 2 and golf course.
MLS 201500683…. $329,000
One of the last Lassen View lakefront lots
w/ easy water access. Panoramic views on an
easy, level build site. Package deal is an option.
MLS 201500381…. $799,000
Maximize privacy with easy lake access and
incredible views. Cutler Anderson Architects
designed home. Superior features throughout.
4BR/3BA main home and large 1BR/1BA guest
home. Large 2-car detached garage.
MLS 201500678… $1,395,000
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BULLETIN BOARD
Mailing Address Changes: All members are responsible for advising the LACC office any time their mailing address changes. If you are leaving LACC for the winter, please
update your mailing address with our office to insure all information reaches you in a timely manner including your newsletter. Please be sure to remove your mailbox from the
street, if you will be gone for winter.
E-Mail: You can reach the office at [email protected]. If you would like to receive LACC information notices on a regular basis, please check out our web page at
lakealmanorcountryclub.org. Click on eForms in the left menu. Then click that you want to subscribe to the LACC Kiosk. A form will then come up that you fill out and, once
you have finished, click submit at the bottom. It’s really easy, and you’ll receive the latest information on activities at LACC, including winter weather conditions.
Stay Tuned: The LACC information channel is on cable TV Channel 98. Functions in LACC, meetings and updates to the schedule of events, are regularly listed.
Please do not feed the deer: Rules adopted by Fish & Wildlife allow for fines of up to $1,000 and/or six months in jail. Feeding the deer ultimately draws mountain lions and
coyotes into the neighborhood.
Selling Your Property? Financial Disclosure packets, that include information that sellers are required to disclose to potential buyers, are available at the LACC Office.
Visible Street Numbers: There is an urgent need for homeowners to have their street numbers placed conspicuously near the road. Members with docks need to put their street
numbers on their docks to help boat patrol find them. There are times when staff needs to locate your property. Correct numbering of your property is also needed for emergency
and fire protection.
Propane Alliance: Available to all members through what is known as the “Propane Alliance Agreement” for the best possible price for residential service. Please contact
Ferrellgas at their Susanville office by calling 530-265-5896 or toll free at 800-399-5888.
Cable TV: You may reach Cal Neva Cable TV by calling 530-256-2028 or toll free at 866-330-2028.
Megan’s Law: www.meaganslaw.ca.gov
Cathy Kuersten,
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Beautiful, level lakefront lot located at Recreation Area
1 on .38 acres. Access from Peninsula Drive and the
recreation area. Beach access right out your door. This
lot has quick, easy access to the boat launch. Nicely
treed with gorgeous lake and mountain views!
MLS# 201400225 … $260,000
Private, level corner lot, 3 bed/2 bath, 2340 sq ft,
open kitchen, dining and living room. Downstairs large
family room with additional sleeping area. Capability
to even make a 5th sleeping area. Abundance of storage. 2-car gar w/workshop, plus 1-car garage and
storage shed. MLS#201401233 ... $249,000
Partial LAKE VIEW on a .50 acre lot. Great floor plan
offers 4 bds, 2 bths with two living areas and two
kitchens. Great home for a large family or 2 families.
Both levels have Monitor Oil stoves. Open beam ceilings
& rock fireplace. Concrete patio, plus spacious upper
deck. 2- car detached garage. Close to Rec 1. Good
rental history. Most furnishings are negotiable.
MLS#201400747…$249,000
Great large lot on .44 acres with moderate topography.
Very buildable with good building sites. Nice trees.
Located in a quiet area. Enjoy golf, tennis, recreation area
and boat launch facilities. MLS# 201400608 … $22,000
LAKEFRONT home up the street from Rec 2.
Great floor plan with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on the
main floor. Spacious rec/game room upstairs with
lots of extra sleeping areas and half bath. Great
room has high open beam ceilings, lots of windows
and a rock wall with fireplace. Wonderful kitchen
with pantry, island, adjoining dining area and family
room. Laundry with sink. Master bedroom with lake
views and slider to deck. Beautiful wood accents
create a warm mountain feel. Large deck facing
lake with gorgeous views. Double car attached
garage. Concrete path to water for easy access.
Dock and most furnishings included.
MLS#201501189...$928,500
Expect the Best
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Lake Almanor Peninsula
499 Peninsula Drive
Lake Almanor West
146 Lake Almanor West Dr.
Chester
244 Main Street
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FAMILY MEMBERS AND GUESTS
In order to better serve members and guests, LACC Security will be purging/updating
all computer information this winter, including your family members and anytime
guests.
Please complete the following “Family Sticker Authorization Worksheet” with your
immediate family member information. Immediate family is defined as parents,
siblings, children, and grandchildren. This will allow your family members and
co-owners to receive family stickers on their vehicles and to enter LACC. Friends and
other relatives will be issued guest passes, once you have notified the gate with their
arrival information.
FAMILY STICKER AUTHORIZATION
WORKSHEET
ONLY IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS
WILL BE ISSUED STICKERS! All other
guests will be issued passes at the
gate on arrival.
1. ________________________________
2. ________________________________
If you have guests who go to your home on a regular basis, landscapers, housekeepers,
etc. list their names on the following “Anytime Guests Worksheet”. Please remember to
update all information on a regular basis to avoid misunderstandings or delays.
3. ________________________________
All other guests, including repair people, need to be authorized in by calling
(530-259-5320) or emailing the gate ([email protected]).
5. ________________________________
Thanks for helping us.
6. ________________________________
7. ________________________________
Lake Almanor Country Club is again reminding members that Civil
Code Section 5220 allows a member to “opt out” of sharing their
name and mailing/email address on any homeowner’s association
membership list. If you would like to keep your information off any
mailing lists, please complete the following form and forward it to the
office at 501 Peninsula Drive, Lake Almanor, CA 96137.
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PLEASE WINTERIZE LACC SNOW REMOVAL POLICY
By Mike Bagby, Maintenance Manager
PROPERLY
LACC Mutual Water Company wants to remind you, if you
will be gone for the winter, please winterize your house
properly and turn the water off at the meter, at the street. If
you feel you need additional insulation in the meter box,
please contact the Water Company at 530-259-2161.
Before the next winter storms hit, I thought it might be helpful to outline LACC’s policies and
procedures regarding snow removal. As you no doubt are aware, LACC’s Maintenance Staff is
responsible for clearing approximately 25 miles of road. At an average 10-15 mph, it will take
about two hours for one pass on all LACC roads.
* First Priority: The first priority must be, and has always been, to clear all the roads as quickly
as possible to allow access for emergency vehicles. It takes more than two passes to clear each
road.
* Staff Needs to Widen Roads As Quickly As Conditions Will Allow: As soon as roads are
passable, the plows may make several more passes to widen the roads. LACC owns a limited
amount of equipment for snow removal, which must be dedicated to quick clearing of the roads
to allow for further snowfall.
PG&E TREES
* Don’t Delay Plowers: Given that we must work as quickly as possible to clear miles and miles
of road, your help is required in not delaying the snowplow personnel.
During the summer months, PG&E contract employees will
be working in the Lake Almanor Country Club, marking trees
for trimming or removal. Trimming or removal is to assure
that the power lines are free from hazardous trees or limbs
that could interfere with service. The trees will be marked
with either white paint or orange & black flagging. Blue paint
will be used to designate trees that are a liability and hot pink
paint will be used to designate trees that need to be removed
due to new construction or remodeling of existing buildings.
* Please Don’t Ask Staff To Clear Your Driveway or Berm: The LACC office has a list of
independent snow removers to help you with your driveway and berm. You are strongly
encouraged to keep a list readily available to ensure you can contact the independents whenever
you may need their help.
* Members with Medical Conditions: Snow Removal Operations will continue 24 hours a day, as
conditions permit, to strive to provide road access for emergency vehicles. We have been
informed that as long as the roads are clear, emergency response units will reach your homes. For
further peace of mind, you are strongly encouraged to work with independent snow removers to
keep your driveways and berms cleared.
* Blinding Conditions: As you may expect, when blinding conditions occur, all equipment will be
pulled off the roads until it is safe to operate snow removal equipment. Equipment breakdowns
do occur occasionally and do delay snow removal.
* Vehicles must not be parked along roadways.
* Mail Boxes: Please remove your mail box from the road right-of-way when you are leaving
LACC.
* Your Help is Appreciated: Property owners’ assistance is requested to check areas along the
roadway and remove any obstructions whenever possible.
UPDATE CONTACT INFORMATION
SEPTIC TANKS
PUMPED
Since we are starting a new year, it is a good time for members to be either
emailing or calling us to confirm that their latest contact information
is up to date, including a current cell phone number.
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LOCAL COMMUNITY EVENTS
Editor’s Note: To place a notice in this column, please call in your information to the LACC
office a minimum of 3 weeks prior to publication. All material will be published at the
discretion of the Editor.
the hospital conference room.
Rotary Club of Chester meets Thursday mornings, 7 AM at Pizza Factory.
FEBRUARY
Westwood-Lake Almanor Rotary Club meets Tuesday evenings, 6 PM social hour, 7 PM
dinner and meeting. George Young Rotary Park in Westwood.
Saturdays & Sundays, February – March 13, Ranger-led Snowshoe Walks, at Lassen
Volcanic Nation Park – Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center, 21820 Lassen National Park
Highway, Mineral, CA 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM. For information, call 530-595-4480.
Chester Piece Makers General Meeting meets the 2nd Monday of each month at 7 PM at the
Veterans Memorial Hall in Chester.
Saturday, February 13 – Chilly Chili Cook-Off, Plumas Bank, 255 Main Street, Chester, 1
PM to 4 PM. For information contact Kim James at 530-258-2426.
High Sierra Detachment of the Marine Corps League meets 2nd Tuesday at 6 PM, Memorial
Hall, Susanville.
Saturday, February 20 – Family Barn Dance, Chester Elementary School Gym, 6:30 PM to
9:00 PM. An all ages event, non-alcoholic refreshments will be available. $5 for Plumas
Arts members, $7 for non-members, $15 per family. Tickets at Books & Beyond and
Plumas Bank in Chester. For information, please call 530-259-3757.
American Legion – Harry Doble Post 664 meets the 3rd Monday of the month at 7 PM,
Chester Memorial Hall. Meets all year around. For information, please contact Commander
Gregg Scott at 251-8002.
REGULAR MEETINGS OF GROUPS:
The deadline for all
April articles is
March 18, 2016
Masons meet 3rd Wednesday at 7:30 PM, Greenville Masonic Temple. Call Pete at
284-7875 for information.
Order of Eastern Star meets 1st Friday at 7 PM, Greenville Masonic Temple. Call WM
Carolyn Steurer at 258-2506.
Elderhostel, Feather River College, P.O. Box 11110, Quincy, CA 95971
Seneca Hospital Auxiliary meets 2nd Wednesday, at 10 AM, March – November in
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“
W oing what I love for 29 years.”
1214 Driftwood
Cove
Listed for $305,000
630 W. Mountain
Ridge
Listed for $489,000
901 Lassen View
Drive
Listed for $599,000
Sold
Sold
Sold
779 Lassen View Dr.
Listed for $114,900
777 Lassen View Dr.
Listed for $159,000
Sold
"We have bought and sold several homes and this was
one of the easiest transactions we've had. Arlie knew the
market well, and priced our home to sell. She was always
available by phone and email."
— Karen Beekley
"I would definitely recommend Arlie to anyone wishing to
buy or sell a home in the Lake Almanor area. I found her to
be very responsive to calls and updates as to recent activity
and changes in the market. I would not hesitate to use her
again."
— Jim Carmon
Arlie Holland, Realtor Associate
Arlie Holland
REMINDER!
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806 Lassen View
Drive
Listed for $399,000
Sold
452 Peninsula Drive, Lake Almanor
530.596.3303
"Our family recently purchased a home in the Lake
Almanor Country Club. As we all know, purchasing a home
can certainly be a stressful experience. Arlie Holland was
our agent and I cannot begin to adequately put into words
how wonderful Arlie was throughout the entire process. She
truly went above and beyond at every turn. I would highly
recommend Arlie to anyone looking to purchase a home in
the Lake Almanor area. Simply said….she’s the best!”
— Steve Weaver & Kim Hendrix
"I had the pleasure of working with Arlie this past year.
Not only was she a delight to be with, she has a tremendous
knowledge and expertise in listing, marketing and closure of
real estate. Arlie kept me well informed throughout
the entire process. I had never sold a home on my own and
had complete confidence with Arlie as my realtor!"
— Diane Bice
"Arlie was by far the best realtor we have engaged with
recently. She was always responsive, attentive and always
made us feel we were her #1 priority. She never steered us
in any one direction, she listened and allowed us to explore
many venues in our purchasing adventure. While we
became undecided on what we wanted, she was efficient
in showing us every property, homes, and land that we
requested to see and more. The sale and closings were swift
and went smoothly. I think Arlie has lived in Lake Almanor
for 30 years (don't quote us)... this definitely gives her an
edge on her vast knowledge of the area! She will be our
agent for the next purchase and sale."
— Don and Vanessa Blunt
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