JUN 2016 - Lake Wildwood Association

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LAKE WILDWOOD ASSOCIATION, INC.
HOG ROAST
Family Fun Day Hog Roast
event form.
SWIMMING LESSONS
Registration form for upcoming swimming lessons.
JUNE
2016
UPCOMING EVENTS
A list of upcoming LWA
events.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Business listings and contact information.
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Volume 46, Issue 07
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Graduation,
a conclusion of one chapter,
a beginning of another.
Notifications & Reminders
main gate on holiday weekends
GUEST CALL-INS
All guest call-ins must be made prior to the start of holiday weekends. No guest
call-ins will be taken during holiday weekends. If you plan on having company
during the holiday weekends, please call-in (or drop a list to the main Gate) at
least 48 hours prior to the start of the weekend. This will help with the flow of
traffic at the main Gate during our very busy summer months! Thank you for
your assistance!
DECALS
Recreational vehicle and automobile decals will not be issued at the main Gate
on holiday weekends. You may pick-up decals at the Office on holiday weekends, but please be sure you have all the proper paperwork on file prior to your
arrival.
You may contact Justin at jpa[email protected] to verify the paperwork on file.
HOLIDAY WEEKENDS
Fourth of July weekend - Friday, July 1st through Monday, July 4th
Labor Day weekend - Friday, September 2nd through Monday, September 5th
30mph posted speed limits
“No vehicle shall be driven on any street within the Development at a speed
in excess of the posted limits. The speed limit throughout the Development is
30mph, unless posted otherwise.”
dirt at the inlet
The dirt at the inlet is NOT for taking. This dirt is going to be re-used on the
construction site.
lot mowing payment due by june 1
If you'd like the Association to mow your vacant lot please send in payment of
$100.00 by June 1, 2016. This will cover the June and September mowings.
5mph - gravel on lww drive
5MPH posted speed limit on the gravel portion of Lake Wildwood Drive
(just north of the inlet, south of the back gate). Citations will be issued
to violators of the posted limit.
LAKE WILDWOOD ASSOCIATION, INC.
MONTHLY PUBLICATION
Contact Information & Meeting Dates
board of directors
A body of elected members who jointly oversee the
activities of Lake Wildwood Association, Inc.
lake wildwood association
The day-to-day management and operation of Lake
Wildwood Association, Inc.
Board Director/President
Christopher Martel
312-718-0056 // [email protected]
Association Office Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Board Director/Secretary
Manny Singh
Saturday (Memorial Day through Labor Day)
Office open on Saturday beginning May 28th
Board Director/Treasurer
Joseph F. Kot, Jr.
Board Director
Anton Bommersbach
Board Director
Craig Klatzco
309-463-2526 // 847-703-7000
[email protected]
advisory committees
A collection of individuals who bring unique knowledge and skills which augment the knowledge and
skills of the formal Board of Directors in order to
more effectively guide the Development.
Campground Commiee
Chairperson: Nancy Bucalo
[email protected]
Common Properties & Amenities Commiee
Chairperson: Bob Hamilton
Community Relations Commiee
Chairperson: Joe Donnelly
[email protected]
Environmental Control Commiee
Chairperson: Paul Halvorsen
Finance & Administration Commiee
Chairperson: Todd Bertrand
Lakes & Dams Commiee
Chairperson: Pete Mesha
Natural Resources Commiee
Chairperson: Trinedad Garza
[email protected]
Recreation Commiee
Chairperson: Adrienne Houk
309-463-2564
Sunbeam Commiee
Chairperson: Jackie Zohfeld
Welcoming Commiee
Chairperson: Gwen Wassilak
309-463-2645
publication (usps 986-200)
Association Office Mailing Address
Lake Wildwood Association, Inc.
1000 Lake Wildwood Drive
Varna, Illinois 61375-9323
Telephone Numbers
(309) 463-2047
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Association Office
Main Gate Security
Maintenance Office
Financial Accounting
General Manager
Sunbeam Newsleer
Seasonal Marina Concession Stand
Wednesday through Monday (closed Tuesday)
6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
(309) 463-2066
Office Fax Number
(309) 463-2085
Email Contacts
General Manager
Joan Boyer
a[email protected]
Financial Accounting
Adrienne Houk
[email protected]
Sunbeam Newsleer & Website Designer
Justin Paelli
jpa[email protected]
Website
hp://¯.lake-wildwood.com/
Facebook
¯.°.com/lakewildwood
helpful telephone numbers
Frequently requested telephone numbers for outside
utility services.
Ameren
Corn Belt Energy
Frontier Communications
HiHart Internet & Cable
J.U.L.I.E
LaRose Waste Disposal
Marshall County Clerk
Marshall County Highway Dept.
Marshall County Sheriff Dept.
Utilities, Inc. Corporate Office
Utilities, Inc. Water Services
(888) 672-5252
(800) 654-1088
(877) 462-8188
(815) 368-3744
(800) 892-0123
(309) 208-7582
(309) 246-6325
(309) 246-6401
(309) 246-2115
(847) 498-6440
(866) 277-5515
board and committee meetings
The Sunbeam is published monthly by Lake Wildwood Association, located in Varna, Illinois.
Please view the calendar located on the back for
meeting times and locations.
The periodical postage is paid at Varna, IL & additional mailing offices.
Board of Directors
Campground
CP&A
E.C.C.
Finance
Lakes & Dams
N.R.C.
Recreation
Sunbeam
The newsleer cost is $2.00/year for members
and $30.00/year for non-members. The cost of the
newsleer is included in membership dues.
The Sunbeam shall serve as the official source of
information and communication to all its members including notice of meetings, rules, by-law
changes, Board and Commiee actions and any
other pertinent subject maer related to the functions and responsibilities of Lake Wildwood Association, Inc.
Postmaster send changes of address forms to the
Office of Publication:
Varna, Illinois 61375-9323
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Saturday, June 11th
Saturday, June 4th
Saturday, June 18th
Saturday, June 4th
Saturday, June 11th
Saturday, June 25th
Saturday, June 25th
Tuesday, June 7th
Monday, June 13th
The Lake Wildwood Association Board of Directors meet on the second Saturday of each month at
10:00 a.m. in the Lodge.
Information for Board Consideration
Wrien communication for board consideration
must be submied to the Association office no later than the 1st of the month to be included in the
packet for the current months board meeting.
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MAY
MEETING MINUTES
2016
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Arrowhead Lodge
Called to Order: 10:00 a.m.
I. Pledge of Allegiance
II. Roll Call
Present: Director Craig Klatzco, Director Joe Kot,
Director Manny Singh and Director Chris Martel.
Absent: Director Anton Bommersbach.
Also Present: General Manager Joan Boyer, Recording Secretary Sharon Teason, Jeff Ellis from
La Salle State Bank and Auditor Paul Danekas
from Wilcoxson & Associates.
Members Present: Charlie Dubberstein, Lot 997;
Harry & Jean Menzel, Lot 608; Jack Teason, Lot
713; Kathryn Chorak, Lot 139; Sue Evans, Lot 459;
Lillian Saxton, Lots 1128/1218; Marcie Myers, Lot
249; Joe Donnelly, Lot 1714; Sue McGrath, Lot
1273; Larry & Peg Gobert, Lot 450; Johanna Egly,
Lot 2; Kay Blonski, Lot 295; Ron & Judy Trahan,
Lot 873; Kevin & Terry Kaveney, Lot 693; Jackie
Zohfeld, Lot 1181; Bob Hamilton, Lot 1466; Ken &
Corki Williams, Lot 290; Art Catrambone, Lot 97
and Rolland Clevenger, Lot 420.
III. Approval of the Agenda
Director Singh moved to approve the revised Agenda. Under VI. New Business add E. Kid's Fishing
Derby and Garage Sale - Open Gate and F. Boathouse Permits. Director Kot seconded the motion.
Motion passed by unanimous consent without objection.
IV. Consent Agenda
A. Board of Director's Minutes
1. April 9, 2016 Regular Board Meeting
B. April 2016 Financial Reports
1. Expenditures over $100
2. Budget vs. Actual - Operations
3. Budget vs. Actual - Capital Improvement
4. Budget vs. Actual - Replacement Reserve
5. Balance Sheet - Cash Basis
6. Delinquent List
C. Commiee Minutes for Publication
1. Finance Commiee - April
2. Sunbeam Commiee - April
3. Ad Hoc Security Commiee - April
4. Recreation Commiee - April & May
D. Other Reports
1. Security Report
2. Lot Activity Report
Director Klatzco moved to approve the Consent
Agenda as submied. Director Kot seconded the
motion. Roll call vote: Directors Klatzco, Kot,
Singh and Martel voted yes. Motion passed.
V. Communications
A. From the Floor
Charlie Dubberstein, Lot 997 - Has been in the
campground loery for last couple of years trying
to get a seasonal site. Currently is on daily site 22
and would like to stay there for the season and pay
the fee.
Director Martel responded that this will be voted
on later in the meeting.
Kay Blonski, Lot 295 - Felix and her would like to
thank the Board, Joan, Maintenance Department
and Ken Baum & his crew for giving them the opportunity to beer serve the members and their
guests.
Director Martel answered that he heard the Concession Stand looks nice and thank you.
Kay Chorak, Lot 139 - Would like to know why the
policy for guests keeps changing at the Gate. Can
they only get a one day pass?
Director Martel answered that the Ad Hoc Security
Commiee had meetings and then it came to the
Board, had discussion about all guests shall stop at
the Gate each time they come in. This will be discussed later in the meeting.
The General Manager added that they can come in
for multiple days, but if they leave, they must stop
at the Gate. The problem is that they are not stopping.
Margaret Jackson, Lot 372 - Today is International
Migratory Bird Day, wanted to make sure the mowing policy hasn't changed in regards to mowing on
the other side of the lake.
General Manager responded that it hasn't changed.
VI. New Business
A. Resolution 2016-1 Approval of Loan Documents
Director Martel read from Resolution 2016-1:
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that on May 14,
2016, the Board of Directors of Lake Wildwood
Association, Inc. hereby authorizes the execution
of certain loan agreements with La Salle State
Bank for the purpose of financing a portion of the
construction costs of the Association's new swimming pool, bathhouse and aquatic center. The loan
amount will be for a maximum of $1,200,000 or
80% of construction costs. The loans will be secured by an assignment of the special "Pool Dues"
which will be assessed to all members. Terms of
the loans will be as follows:
1. A twelve (12) month construction/draw loan
which will be established on, or about, May
20, 2016. This note will accrue interest at 3.5%.
This note will mature on, or about, May 20,
2017, at which time all accrued interest will be
payable.
2. On or about May 20, 2017, a new note will
be issued by the La Salle State Bank in the
amount of the outstanding principal balance
due on the construction note. This note will
be amortized over twenty (20) years and have
a fixed interest rate of 4.18% for the first ten
(10) years. The rate will adjust one time at the
ten (10) year anniversary (May of 2027) to the
10-year US Treasury plus (+) 2.39%. There will
be a floor of 4.18% and a cap of 6.57% at the
adjustment period.
Director Klatzco stated that the Manager and the
Board did a great job in securing the loan.
Jeff Ellis from La Salle State Bank discussed the
pay back time. Auditor Paul Danekas from Wilcoxson & Associates, stated we are doing a good job of
tracking the dues. To date, $51,000 has been collected. Starting next year, the members will pay
$70/per lot for the pool fund and we should collect
approximately $111,000-$112,000 in dues.
Director Kot moved to pass Resolution 2016-1. Director Klatzco seconded the motion. Roll call vote:
Directors Kot, Singh, Klatzco and Martel voted yes.
Motion passed.
B. Proposed Rule Change
1. Watercra» Regulations
Director Martel stated that in order to pass rules,
we need five Directors in aendance. Director
Bommersbach will vote by teleconference.
Rule E. Watercra» Regulations, 2. Registration
of Watercra» (e) has been modified as follows: 2.
Registration of Watercra» (e): Guest watercra»s
are prohibited on both lakes at all times unless
Board wrien approval is provided to the requesting member for a specific purpose, function or
event.
Director Klatzco moved to approve Rule Change
E.2.(e) as proposed. Director Singh seconded the
motion. Roll call vote: Directors Singh, Bommersbach, Klatzco, Kot and Martel voted yes. Motion
passed.
2. Campground Rule
The Board received proposed rule I. Camping and
Picnicking Regulations, 7. (a)-(h) Same Site Camping Rules and Regulations. The Board sent this
back to the Campground Commiee for clarification.
C. Leers to the Editor - Tabled from April Meeting
Jackie Zohfeld, Lot 1181, Chairperson of Sunbeam
Commiee gave background procedures for Leers
to the Editor. A policy and procedure manual was
devised by the commiee in 2007, it was presented to the Board and they approved it. Felt that we
should leave the policy the way it is now. The commiee will decide whether or not a leer is suitable
for print. If the leer needs editing, the Chairperson will contact the author. A leer cannot contain
anything that is inflammatory, not factual and
cannot use a person's name.
Director Martel stated leers need to be treated
with uniformity and fairly.
Director Bommersbach feels the Sunbeam is not the
right outlet for complaints; should go to the specific commiee or should go to the Board meeting
and address their complaint there, and redirect
complaints away from the paper.
Director Singh stated he is all for someone if they
have a grievance concern, but the paper should not
be an open channel to complain on that same issue
continuously and feels there is constant negativity,
and no offers of solutions.
Director Martel stated that other papers state that
constructive criticism is accepted but solutions are
welcome.
Director Kot feels that everyone has freedom of
speech, print even if there is negativity.
Director Klatzo added that a person has a right to
write a leer, should not be a personal soap box,
you can come to a Board meeting and you will have
a chance to speak, need to hear both sides.
Director Singh asked Jackie what can the Board do
to help you and your commiee?
Ms. Zohfeld responded that the commiee has a
sufficient policy in place to handle the Leers to
the Editor and the commiee is doing a good job.
Everyone in the Association has the ability to write
a leer.
Director Singh added that we do not want to add
additional pages to the paper. Purpose is to communicate to the Association as a whole from the
Board.
Director Martel replied that we appreciate everything you and the commiee does, we are supportive of it and we want you to keep doing what you
are doing. Leers need to be applied uniformly and
fairly and apply to everyone.
Ms. Zohfeld stated that she will take to her committee the Board's recommendation that we limit the
leers according to the size of the paper (not to add
additional pages to accommodate several leers).
D. Convert Two Daily Campground Sites to Temporary Summer Seasonal
Director Singh explained that last year we converted a temporary site to a full-time one; it worked
out and we got revenue. The Campground Committee has asked that we convert two more sites for
this year. We will still manage daily sites. General Manager suggested to use the two sites by the
primitive area that are not used.
Director Singh moved to convert the two daily
campground sites to temporary summer seasonal
sites. Director Kot seconded the motion. Motion
passed by unanimous consent without objection.
E. Kid's Fishing Derby & Garage Sale - Open Gate
Director Martel read a leer from the Recreation
Commiee asking the Board to consider allowing
for an Open Gate on June 4, 2016 from 8:00 a.m.Noon for the Kid's Fishing Derby and on July 16,
2016 from 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. for the Garage Sale.
Director Klatzco moved to approve the two Open
Gate requests; June 4, 2016 from 8:00 a.m.-Noon
for the Kid's Fishing Derby and on July 16, 2016
from 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. for the Garage Sale.
Director Singh seconded the motion. Motion approved by unanimous consent without objection.
F. Boathouse Permits
There was discussion between ECC & the Board &
the aorney about boathouses; how far they are in
the lake, how high they are allowed to go up, etc.
ECC needs some guidance before a rule change is
passed. General Manager stated that the aorney
has given his opinion that ECC is allowed to determine what they will pass.
Director Martel moved to restrict all boathouses to
a single story with a roof or a deck on top. Director Singh seconded the motion. Motion passed by
unanimous consent without objection.
VI. Commiee Updates, Presentations, Resignations & Appointments
A. Updates and Presentations from Commiees
Finance Commiee - They met this morning. Delinquent dues for 2016 are at 8.7% for April 30th,
slightly below last year.
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
Lakes & Dams Commiee - Director Martel stated
that the majority of discussion was on budget.
CP&A Commiee - Will meet today a»er the Board
meeting.
VIII. Unfinished Business
A. Reserve Study
Still pending.
B. Front Gate
General Manager reported that Brian Eaggleston
had a suggestion and drew a diagram that when
a large truck comes in, the guard could open both
gates if the posts were placed on the outside of each
gate (the gates would open from the center). Will
have the architect look at it.
Guest Passes - The issue is guests with a pass must
stop at the Front Gate in the le» lane. If someone
leaves with a visitor pass and comes back, they
NEED to stop but don't have to get a new pass. All
guest vehicles must stop.
C. 319 Grant - Update
Contractor coming out to do dry work.
D. Rules & Regulations "Red Book" Revision
Set Special Meeting/Workshop - Working on.
E. ADT System
Next year's budget.
IX. General Manager's Report
A. New Pool Progress Report
General Manager gave report - on the first week
they scraped the dirt, dug footings, poured footings, block was delivered and poured cement at
Kiddie Pool foundation. They expect to have the
outside of the Pool House up by May 25 and should
be completed by June meeting.
Director Martel asked that the Board receive a
summary of the project and monthly updates of
any change orders.
General Manager also reported on lights and trees
for the pool project.
B. Fiber Optics Project - Frontier - Update
General Manager talked to the subcontractors that
will be installing fiber optics and placement of
above ground boxes that will be on common property across from the Guardhouse. The fiber optic
project will provide additional ports so people can
pick up fiber optic at additional higher speeds and
it is a grant program from the Federal government
for rural areas that are not well serviced by internet. They will start as soon as they get their plans
approved.
C. Budget Progress Report
The Board reviewed the budget progress report for
2017.
X. Communications
A. From the Floor
Sue McGrath, Lot 1273 - We've measured the boards
for the tennis courts. Have we goen the material
yet and when will Maintenance put up?
General Manager answered it is on their schedule.
Larry Gobert, Lot 450 - There are four dead trees
by the tennis courts, when will they be taken down?
General Manager replied that she will look into it.
Mr. Gobert asked if someone is going to maintain
the fence around the pool, it's laying on the ground
from the wind?
Director Martel responded it depends on the activity going on, it is a construction site.
Sue Evans, Lot 459 - She has family members and
guests coming in and does not want to give the
Gate her Social Security number and is not going
to give her driver's license. Would like her Social
Security number to come off the computer at the
Guardhouse.
Director Martel answered that the Ad Hoc Security
Commiee gave recommendations to the Board
until the new system is up and running and that
people would continue to give the last 4-digits of
their Social Security number. The Gate can't tell
who is on the phone. You can go to the Office or
Gate and they can see it is you and then give them
your guest's information. We cannot make exceptions
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Reports & Committee Meeting Minutes
for individuals.
Ms. Evans responded that she has a disability and
that needs to be taken into consideration. Also, not
in favor of any gate.
Margaret Jackson, Lot 372 - A»er hearing Jackie's
presentation, they are doing a phenomenal job and
so is the commiee. Feels Leers to the Editor are
necessary for communication concerns. Committee is doing an excellent job.
Director Martel replied we agree and we did not
change anything today.
Marcie Myers, Lot 249 - Has a grievance - There
are two proxy cards that can be sent out; there's
a general proxy card that gives the proxy holder
the right to vote as they see fit. There's the limited
proxy card is a ballot that includes on the proxy
card the business that is to be voted on and a place
where the member can tell the proxy the way to
vote on the business. The Board sent out a general
proxy card only to control the votes. The Board has
taken away the membership's power to introduce
new By-Laws by the way they designed this proxy
card, if it is passed.
Director Martel answered that the proxy card is not
a vote card, it is the same card that is always sent
out.
Ms. Myers replied that we always have a ballot with
it.
Director Martel answered that all we are trying to
do, is establish a quorum with this proxy.
Jean Menzel, Lot 608 - Regarding fiber optic, are
they not taking it north of the back gate, west of
the lake?
General Manager answered no, because what they
want to do is take the load off the back gate so they
can serve everyone up here. What it allows us to
do, is double the capacity.
Director Singh stated there is a limitation of DSL in
terms of distance that's why people that are farther
away from the back gate may not be able to get internet today at all. What they are doing is running
the high speed back into the facility and will have
another one of those boxes so you will have access
because now you are closer to that box. There is
only one box that serves the whole Association and
you have to be about 900' technically of that to get
high speed internet.
Director Martel added the main line that feeds the
distribution is being upgraded and has goen a lot
bigger.
Rolland Clevenger, Lot 420 - Your road program is
set up for several years, you may have some places
that will need to be fixed right away.
Director Martel replied that the Maintenance Supervisor went out and checked all roads and considered that.
General Manager said that nothing is set in stone,
it's a guidance.
Mr. Clevenger said we have shut down small jobs
for not puing up a mud fence. There is a 20' mud
pile by the swimming pool.
Director Martel directed the General Manager to
have a silt fence put up there.
Corki Williams, Lot 290 - Wondered if the pickle
ball stuff is still there.
General Manager replied she will check.
Joe Donnelly, Lot 1714 - He concurs with Jackie
and her commiee, they are doing a great job. Kudos to her for her presentation. The easiest way to
deal with Leers to the Editor is either no leers at
all or publish them all with a disclaimer like they
do with other papers that these leers reflect the
opinion of the leer writer only not the Association, not the Board, whatever.
Director Martel responded he is bothered when
someone says that something was said in a meeting and it was not.
Mr. Donnelly added to put in an Editors Note, i.e.,
the Editor does not feel that this was said at the
meeting and the minutes can be checked.
General Manager feels that we shouldn't be changing Leers to the Editor, either publish it because
it is not inflammatory or libelous.
Peg Gobert, Lot 450 - How much longer before
Lake Wildwood Drive up the hill by the inlet will be
a smoother road?
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General Manager answered we grade it periodically, it was bid out to be done with the rest of the
roads and the roads need to retain heat at night.
Mrs. Gobert asked you were talking about geing
new poles for the docks, are these going to be poles
that will make the docks permanent so they do not
have to take them in and out?
Director Martel replied we are replacing the poles
that are missing.
XI. Board Member Items
Reminder - There is a Special Board Meeting Saturday, May 28, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. at the Lodge for
the By-Law votes.
Director Singh moved to adjourn from Regular
Session to Executive Session at 12:45 p.m. Director
Kot seconded the motion. Voice vote - all ayes.
XII. Executive Session
A. Decide Action on Two Delinquent Accounts
Director Kot moved to adjourn from Executive Session and return to Regular Session at 1:18 p.m. Director Klatzco seconded the motion. Voice vote - all
ayes.
InRegular Session, Director Klatzco moved to direct Lot 193 to remove structures that are more
than 42 inches above first floor roof of boathouse
by June 15, 2016. Not doing so will result in revocation of approval for any structure extending
into the Lake. Director Kot seconded the motion.
Motion approved by unanimous consent without
objection.
XIII. Adjournment
Director Kot moved to adjourn from Regular Session at 1:20 p.m. Director Klatzco seconded the
motion. Voice vote - all ayes.
The budget was discussed and finalized, we have
tweaked a few of the items and decided to watch
how this year's fish fry aendance is in order to decide whether or not to keep it in 2017. Our problem
with this event and most of our events is lack of
volunteers. Adrienne will be puing something in
the Sunbeam requesting volunteers for our various
events. We will also raise the price of the hog roast
to $12 for adults and $6 for children 12 and under.
Costs unfortunately keep rising.
The next meeting will be June 7, 2016, which will
now be on Tuesdays so all can aend.
Motion was made by Kay Blonski to adjourn and
was seconded by Bey Clevenger. Meeting adjourned at 6:15 p.m.
Respectfully submied,
Adrienne Houk, Chairperson
FINANCE & ADMIN.
MAY
COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES
2016
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Call to Order: 8:00 a.m.
Members Present: Chairperson Todd Bertrand,
Craig Klatzco, Harry Menzel, Lillian Saxton,
Joanne Girard, and AJ Querciagrossa by telephone.
Also Present: General Manager Joan Boyer, Board
Liaison Manny Singh, Board President Chris Martel, and Treasurer Joe Kot.
Agenda approve as submied. Minutes of April 9,
2016 approved without objection.
Manny Singh, Corporate Secretary
RECREATION
MAY
2016
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Meeting called to order at 4:40 p.m.
Members present: Kay Blonski, Bey Clevenger,
Millie Kot, Sue Boness (guest), and Adrienne Houk
(chairperson).
Treasurer’s Report
Joe reported $1,457,645.37 so far is commied to
vendors for the pool expense. $246,438 in total delinquent dues to date. Discussed more aggressive
collection procedures especially for current past
due accounts. Further remedies were proposed.
General Manager’s Report
Joan is working on the new budget. Copies will be
forthcoming to the Board and Finance Commiee.
Road projects have been delayed because of weather. Joan also discussed balance of concrete work
to be completed. Joan reported on pool progress,
finances and loan requirements.
Absent: Anton Bommersbach (Board Liaison).
Quorum established.
A motion was made by Bey Clevenger and seconded by Millie Kot to accept the minutes from
April 5, 2016.
Movie night went well and we had around 15 people. Slightly low aendance, but with the confusion
as to whether or not we would be ready may have
been part of the reasoning. All-in-all, those in attendance were very pleased and enjoyed the movie
'Inside Out.' Our next movie will be Memorial Day
weekend (May 28th at 7:00 p.m. in the Lodge) and
we will be showing 'Big Hero 6'.
June 4th will be the Kid's Fishing Derby from 8:00
a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Bey and Sue will once again
assist with this event. We will contact the Midland Bass Club to see if they will be there in force
to help again. We also have Tom Phillips assisting
with this event, with Crankers Bass Club providing
prizes. We will provide hot dogs, chips, drinks, and
cookies for this event and ribbons.
June 24th will be the Kid's Pool Party from 7:00
p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Bey and Sue will once again
assist me with this event. We are looking into some
water games for the kids to enjoy during the party with prizes awarded. We will provide hot dogs,
chips, drinks, and snacks.
Update for the train, the wheels have arrived. We
will be working on geing more work done, so this
is ready early in the season. We just have a few
tweaks on the sound, but we are all set.
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
Discussed ‘Expenditures over $100 Report’ for
April. Todd commented on expense for DVD player
and what a great activity the movie was and a great
job by Adrienne. Craig questioned break-down
of multiple costs such as the Visa card. Joan explained expenses are posted to each category it is
spent in for bookkeeping purposes, but tracked by
actual invoices.
Reviewed Operations and Capital Improvement.
Lillian questioned Profit & Loss category. Joan will
look into it and email answer to the commiee.
Reviewed Replacement Reserves. AJ questioned
6210.43 cost. Shows we are over budget. Joan explained we have an insurance credit from last year.
AJ would like credit amount shown to offset actual
cost.
Reviewed Balance Sheet. Current totals include
money set aside for the pool. Costs related to the
pool will have separate account categories.
AJ had a question regarding members that are
more than one year delinquent. Joan explained
anyone on a payment plan for the past dues must
be current and remain so on present dues or they
will not qualify to be on a payment plan. Discussion followed.
Todd motioned that the Finance Commiee recommend that the Board proceed with necessary
action to get relief from discussed lot in question.
Motion seconded by Joanne - all in favor.
Reviewed Quarterly Statement vs. Balance Sheet.
Craig had a question - Joan explained. Review to
April 30 balances and in order.
SECURITY
Next meeting will be Budget 2017 meeting only.
June 11th and June 25th at 8:00 a.m. in the Lodge.
Commiee budgets are in and will accompany the
first budget dra» packet.
INFORMATIONAL REPORT
Adjourned by unanimous consent at 9:25 a.m.
Joanne Girard
SUNBEAM
APRIL
2016
18
APRIL
2016
GUEST PASSES
Guest Passes Issued
Total Guest Headcount
330
802
REAL ESTATE PASSES
Real Estate Passes Issued
24
INCIDENTS & CITATIONS
Security Assisted by an Outside Agency
Association Property Damage
Personal Property Damage Incidents
Formal Members Complaints
Citations Issued
2
0
0
0
2
CALL TO ORDER: 1:38 p.m.
ROLL CALL: Chair Jackie Zohfeld, Phyllis Dunagan, Terry Kaveney, Jim McElroy and Sharon
Friedman (arrived at 1:43). Donna Sarna was unable to aend. Joe Kot, our Liaison from the Board
was present. Also present was Justin Paelli.
OLD BUSINESS: April Issue
March 16, 2016 minutes were moved for approval
by Terry. Jim seconded. Motion carried.
Justin was once more given credit for a great cover
from just our suggestions.
NEW BUSINESS: May Issue
Aention will be called to the Landscape Dump,
which has been used for building materials and
other non-approved maer rather than trees,
leaves and shrubs. Director Kot said that checking
in at the Gate with the load examined before the
key is made available is one way to monitor this.
One Leer to the Editor was received from Sue
McGrath. Terry moved approval of the leer with
some corrections. Jim seconded. Motion carried.
This 24-page issue will have several color pages to
highlight the Easter Egg Hunt and the St. Patrick
Dinner. Also entry forms for the Photo Contest will
start to appear. We want to show some of the photo
entries of Denise Herout, as a Memorial to her.
Cover - Asked Justin to find Mom and Youngsters
-- human or animal to observe Mother's Day.
Jackie said she would get the Budget numbers to
the Commiee via email. May 2 is deadline.
Proofing date was set for Monday, April 25 at 1:30
p.m.
Roland Clevenger entered the meeting at 2:00 p.m.
He inquired if his leer was to be printed. It was
voted not to print.
Terry moved to adjourn at 2:15 p.m. Jim seconded.
Motion carried.
Monday, May 16, 2016 - Meeting at 1:30 p.m. Friday, May 13 deadline.
Monday, June 20, 2016 - Meeting at 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday, June 15, deadline
JOINED
04/05
04/23
04/25
04/29
LOT
1847
844
709
102
LOT
127
587
1760
657
CITATION
L. 4. / M. 3.
C. 3. (a)
C. 1. (a)
C. 3. (a)
APRIL
&
MAY
2016
DESCRIPTION
Dogs loose in people's yard.
Speeding 38mph.
Disregarding stop sign.
Speeding 38mph.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
MAY
2016
07
Members Present: ECC Chairperson Paul Halvorsen, Joe Kot, and Jay Schenck.
Also Present: General Manager Joan Boyer.
LOT
1671
1634
523/524
1243
884
1376
PROJECT
Stairways
Fence
New Home/Garage
Floating Dock
Boat Li»
Deck/Stairs
STATUS
APPROVED
APPROVED
APPROVED
APPROVED
APPROVED
APPROVED
CAMPGROUND
APRIL
2016
APRIL
2016
MEMBERS
Anderson, Ryan & Erika
Woeckel, Mark & Jacqueline
Staley, Anthony & Donna
Aeschleman, Tom & Robyn
A very warm welcome to the new members of Lake
Wildwood Association!
CALL TO ORDER: 10:02 am
ROLL CALL: PRESENT: Nancy Bucalo, Kristene
Hiepler-Hartwig, Sherry Barr, Ken Herout, Tom
Chorak Jr, and Becky Belt. ABSENT: Linda Ramlot. ALSO PRESENT: Jim Hiepler-Hartwig and
board liaison Anton Bommersbach.
BUSINESS:
Sherry Barr made a motion to accept the October
10, 2015 meeting notes. Becky Belt seconded it, all
were in favor.
The commiee discussed the Pancake breakfast
and decided it was worth continuing this year. It
will be on Sunday, September 4, 2016 (Labor Day
weekend) at the marina pavilion.
The commiee discussed the budget for next year.
We will continue and finalize the budget at our
next meeting on May 21st. With the budget we put
in for this year we have blue mulch, some gravel,
and chemical for spraying. We will have an AED
for the campground and a new phone will be installed as the last phone was not working.
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
Camping Reminders:
1. Watch speed limits.
2. Be mindful of quiet hours. (10pm-8am)
3. Pets need to be leashed.
4. We are responsible for cuing grass.
5. Make sure to use the proper hose when dumping your tanks. Don’t use sticks to open dump
station.
6. Fires should be aended to at all times.
7. Golf carts are not to be out past sunset.
8. Be mindful of your guests because you are financially responsible for them.
9. Do not bring your own firewood. Firewood is
available in Primitive Camping area.
The commiee discussed and agreed to keep the
following meeting schedule and dates for 2016
with the only change being that all meetings originally schedule for 10 am are now changed to 9am.
1. Saturday, May 21, 2016 at 9am
2. Saturday, June 4, 2016 at 1pm
3. Saturday, July 16, 2016 at 9am
4. Saturday, Aug 6, 2016 at 9am
5. Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016 at 9am (Labor Day
Weekend)
6. Sunday, Sept. 4, 2016 Pancake Breakast
7. Saturday, Oct. 8, 2016 at 1pm (Columbus Day
Weekend)
All meetings are held at the campground pavilion.
NEXT MEETING: Saturday, May 21, 2016 at 9am
ADJOURNMENT: Motioned to adjourn at 11:21am.
by Kristene Hiepler-Hartwig, seconded by Becky
Belt - motion carried.
Respectively submied,
Nancy Bucalo
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There is an increase in the number of samesite
campsites as some daily electric were changed to
same site and 2 primitive campsites were upgraded
with electricity and water. With the increase in the
number of sites there are only 2 members on the
waiting lists for campsites.
Phyllis Dunagan
LOT ACTIVITY
VIOLATIONS
Commiee had discussed the camping rules in the
redbook and had wrien a proposal to add samesite camping into the red book. This was sent in at
the end of last season. This proposal will be reviewed and discussed at the next board meeting.
Nancy Bucalo will get in touch with Mananger
Boyer to make sure she received what was sent in
and to answer any questions before it goes in front
of the board.
JOIN A
COMMITTEE
Individuals interested in joining one of the
Lake Wildwood Commiees are encouraged to
submit a leer of interest to the Office.
Be sure to include your name, lot number,
contact information, and a brief description of
yourself.
• Campground
• Lakes & Dams
• CP&A
• Natural Resources
• Community Relations
• Recreation
• Environmental Control • Sunbeam
• Finance & Admin.
• Welcome
5
Around the Lake
LAKES & DAMS
APRIL
30
2016
Dra Minutes of the April 30, 2016 Lakes & Dams
Commiee Meeting
Lakes and Dams Members Present:
Pete Mesha, Chairman
David Dunagan, Secretary
Brian Eaggleston
Brad Lindstrom
Ron Webster
Keith Williams
Chris Martel , Board Liaison
Also Present:
Joan Boyer, Manager
Call meeting to order Time: 8:04 AM
March 29 2016 Minutes: Corrections were made.
Motion to accept: Brian Eaggleston. Seconded:
Keith Williams.
319 Grant: There is approximately two days to
complete final grading and seeding. It was decided
to have project engineer Jeff W to inspect the site
a»er all work is done.
Home and Marine Expo: Brian Eggleston reported
that there will be fourteen to sixteen vendors participating. Flyers have been distributed and the
local media had been informed about this event.
Members of this commiee will give assistance
when the time comes. The commiee also discussed parking and signage for the Expo.
Status of Lake Front Property compliance notifications: There was a discussion on follow up for compliance of the notifications. Feedback will be done
a»er the annual boat tour by commiee. Then updates on noncompliance and verification of compliance will be done. There was discussion about
whether lot numbers should be on all permanent
and/or removable structures on the lake.
Finalize 2017 Budget: A new budget line will be
inserted for Lake Tanglewood dredging of two of
the branch inlets. These will be done by mechanical dredging. An estimate of forty thousand dollars
will be added to this budget line. There will be an
examination of all the inlets and an assessment
made of them. This will enable the commiee to
make recommendations and see if it is feasible to
make navigable water for the lots on those inlets.
For 2017 budget in line 5.30 there will an addition
for an engineer inspection and recommendations.
Estimated cost will be ten thousand dollars and the
following year for twenty to thirty thousand will
be appropriated for construction work. The inlets
rehabilitation budget lines 1.2 to 1.24 was added
to the Shoreline Stabilization Work category. Budget line 2.15 it will be important to check on the
sediment thickness in the southern end of the lake.
There will be alternate years of dredging on the
east and west sides of the Shaw creek inlet budget
lines 2.20 vs. line 2.30 A new budget line 4.20 was
added for maintenance and silt removal of the new
319 project silt basins. The work needed to be done
on the Lake Wildwood dam budget line 5.30 will
be added to the 2018 budget. the Lake Tangelwood
Algal removal budget line 6.30 will done a»er the
mechanical dredging is completed on the Lake
Tanglewood inlets.
Dam Inspection: On initial examination no major
issues were found and a final report will follow.
One item will have to be done in the future is that
part of the spillway wall on Lake Wildwood will
have to be replaced. This will require consulting
with the engineers to make plans for this project.
Next Commiee Meeting May 28th, 2016
Motion to adjourn: Brad Lindstrom. Seconded:
Keith Williams
Time ended: 10:46 AM
David Dunagan, Secretary
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creel limits
Fish Type
Largemouth Bass
Smallmouth Bass
White Bass
Hybrid Striped Bass
Walleye
Muskie
Northern Pike
Flathead Catfish
All Other Catfish
Bluegill & Sunfish
Crappie
Bullhead
Carp
Size Limits
Daily Limit
-
Catch & Release
-
Catch & Release
16" (or smaller)
16" - 22" only
48" (or larger)
24" (or larger)
None
None
9" (or larger)
None
None
2
Catch & Release
3 (1 over 26")
1
1
Catch & Release
6
None
15
None
None
• Only use minnows which have been purchased
from a reputable bait shop. Never put any unused
minnows back into the lake. Never use any minnows which have been need from an outside body
of water on the LWW lakes as you could be introducing unwanted and dangerous species of fish
into the lake.
• Power wash the underside of your boat and motor anytime you have used it on an outside body of
water before returning to the lake to be sure that
you are not introducing any unwanted fish or vegetation into the lake.
• Do not introduce any vegetation or fish from any
outside body of water into either of our lakes. Both
lakes are balanced ecosystems and you can cause
great harm to the lakes. Do not take fish from either Tanglewood or Wildwood and put them in the
other lakes as well.
• Become familiar with the creel limits as well as
how to identify each species of fish.
• Remove any carp caught on either lakes. They
can produce more than one million eggs and can
cause severe problems on our lakes.
NOTE:
Largemouth Bass and Smallmouth Bass are catch
and release until the population increases.
animal waste/leash rule
While enjoying these nice summer days please remember all pets in public areas must be on a leash.
Also, be sure to clean up a»er your pet - do not
leave pet waste laying around. Next time you're on
a stroll, don't forget the leash or the waste bags!
do not litter
Liering is strictly prohibited both inside and outside of the Development and violators are subject
to Class II and Class III citations within Lake Wildwood Association.
Please keep our community clean - do not lier!
utilities, inc. water company
Members with questions, or concerns related to
water availability (or their bill) should contact Utilities, Inc. water company at (847) 498-6440 or visit
their website online at ¯.uiwater.com.
Water bill payments should not be mailed to Lake
Wildwood Association. Thank you!
foot traffic on the roads
When walking or jogging around the Development,
be sure to move AGAINST the flow of traffic. This
presents the opportunity to establish eye contact
with approaching motorists and allows for quick
actions incase of an emergency.
tennis courts
No bicycles, skateboards, or rollerblades allowed
on the courts. No black-soled street shoes or blacksoled tennis shoes.
Lights off a»er 10:00 p.m., 1 hour play limit. Key
sign-out is available at the guardhouse.
Courts are open Saturday & Sunday from 7:00 a.m.
until 10:00 p.m. during our summer months (Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend).
safe driving
A reminder to all that speed limitations in place
around the Development are 30mph, unless otherwise posted. Citations will be issued to violators. Also note that you have the right to view the
locked-in speed of the radar unit in the patrol vehicle if stopped.
Safe driving and have a wonderful season at Lake
Wildwood!
vacant lots and structures
Article 2 of the Restrictive Covenants and By-Laws
states no accessory outbuildings shall be erected
on any of said lots prior to the erection thereon of
a single-family dwelling house.
In addition, no camping is allowed on vacant lots
and you may not use your vacant lot to store automobiles or any other recreational vehicles.
The construction and addition of new outbuildings
and home requires permiing process through the
ECC. If you have any questions please contact the
Association Office or visit the ECC section of the
Lake Wildwood website.
no glass at beach i or beach ii
No glass of any kind is allowed in the grass or sand
area by either of the beach areas (by order of the
Illinois Department of Public Health).
No glass allowed in the water as well. There is a
$50.00/bole fine per the State.
lifeguard positions still open
The Association is in dire need of lifeguards for the
summer season. First Aid certification, CPR certification, and Lifeguard certification required. $9.00/
hr. Must be available holidays and weekends.
seeking riding lawn tractor
The Recreation Commiee is in search of a used,
running riding lawn tractor to be the lile engine
that could run the 'Lake Wildwood Express.' Please
contact the Lake Wildwood Association Office for
details.
visibility flags
Bicycles, golf carts, and other ATVs require a
brightly colored visibility flag to be displayed on
the unit before operating it within the Association.
The flag can be red, orange, or yellow and must be
displayed no less than 6' above the ground (Redbook section C. 6. (f)).
water usage stamps
Watercra» units that are not powered by a motor,
engine, or sail no longer need to be registered with
the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. In
lieu of this registration system, these watercra»
units now require a Water Usage Stamp.
This stamp is available at any location selling a
hunting or fishing license (a list of local dealers
can be found on the Illinois DNR website). In order
to be issued a Lake Wildwood decal, a copy of this
stamp is required to be on file with the Association.
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
princeton's festival 56
Festival 56 is a professional theatre festival located
at the Grace Performing Arts Center in Princeton,
Illinois. Each season, they offer several productions in the summer, including Shakespeare in the
Park, with additional events and productions in the
fall and winter. Here are a few upcoming shows:
• The Fantasticks [June 17-25]
• The Winter's Tale [June 26-July 24]
(Free Shakespeare in Soldiers & Sailors Park)
• Violet, the Musical [June 30-July 9]
• Guys and Dolls [July 15-23]
• Brighton Beach Memoirs [July 27-31]
For more information visit: ¯.festival56.com.
varna women's club meeting
The Varna Women's Club Members met on Wednesday, April 13th. Speaker for the a»ernoon was
Ken Blum, Ameren Representative who discussed
safety around electricity and advocated making
youngsters aware of avoiding downed power lines
and charged fields.
The dates of our Rummage Sale this year will be
Friday, September 16 and Saturday, September 17.
These dates are the same as the Village Sales in
Varna.
The May meeting will be a dinner at Kenyon's in
Lacon on Wednesday, May 11th at 5:00 p.m.
pool/beach hours of operation
Beach I and II
Monday - Friday: 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Weekends & Holidays: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Swimming Pool
Monday - Friday: 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Weekends & Holidays: 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
rules and regulations
01) The beach and pool water is not suitable for
drinking. Avoid swallowing beach and pool
water.
02) Admission to the beach and pool may be refused to all persons having any contagious disease, infectious conditions such as colds, fever,
ringworm, foot infections, skin lesions, carbuncles, boils, diarrhea, vomiting, inflamed
eyes, ear discharges or any other condition
which has the appearance of being infectious.
Persons with excessive sunburn, abrasions
which have not healed, corn plasters, bunion
pads, adhesive tape, rubber bandages or other
bandages of any kind may also be refused admiance. A person under the influence of alcohol or exhibiting erratic behavior shall not be
permied in the beach or pool area.
03) Liering is prohibited. In addition, no food,
drink, gum or tobacco is allowed in the water.
Glass containers are prohibited throughout
the beach and pool area. Violators will be fined
$50 per glass container.
04) All infants must wear tight fiing rubber or
plastic pants while in the lake and the pool.
05) Do not enter water or swim alone.
06) Persons under the age of 12 must be accompanied by a responsible person 18 years of age or
older at all times. Persons 12-15 years of age
must be accompanied by a responsible person
18 years of age or older when NO lifeguard is
on duty.
07) Personal conduct at the beach and pool must
be such that safety is not jeopardized.
08) Diving in shallow water is not permied.
09) All persons using the beach and pool are under
direct authority of the lifeguard.
10) No unnecessary conversations with lifeguard.
11) Do not swim outside the roped area.
12) Do not hold onto floated roped boundaries of
the beaches.
13) No swimming a»er lightning is sighted or
thunder is heard.
14) No watercra» inside roped boundaries.
15) No pets or fires in beach and pool area.
16) No water entry or swimming permied at the
beaches a»er sunset.
17) Beach/water opens at sunrise, closes at sunset.
18) Keys must be signed out at the Guardhouse to
unlock the emergency equipment cabinet and
bathroom facility if the beach is used during
posted hours of operation and lifeguard is not
present.
19) Swim at your own risk.
fishing tournament
lifeguard shortage
There is a shortage of lifeguards throughout the
entire area this year. In order to try and aract
certified lifeguards, Lake Wildwood along with
cities, park districts and other Home Owner Associations have increased the starting salaries by at
least $1 per hour. Unfortunately, this still has not
aracted the needed number of lifeguards to staff
our beaches and pool. The priority will be to staff
the pool from noon until closing with 2 lifeguards
per shi». The beaches may be without a lifeguard
the majority of the time.
Please encourage anyone you know to become certified and apply at Lake Wildwood. Their certification costs will be reimbursed a»er logging enough
hours of work. Also, remind them that next year
they will be able to work at the new pool facility.
watch out for jumping worms
To help control and hopefully stop the spread of
the Jumping Worm, keep an eye out for it in the
soil. Here are other ways that it can be spread.
They are very popular as fish bait and are sold under a number of names including "Crazy Worms",
"Alabama Jumpers", and "Snake Worms". If you
are a fisherman, do not buy bait under these names
and inspect all live bait to ensure you are not buying these worms.
For the gardeners, be sure to wash off any equipment that you are transporting. Inspect the soil of
the plants that you purchase each year to ensure
you do not have any Jumping Worms hiding in the
soil. When possible, purchase and plant bare root
plants to keep the transportation of this worm to a
minimum.
If you find bait being sold under any of the alternate names or suspect that your bait is a Jumping
Worm, do not use the bait. Please report the sale
to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. If
you suspect that you have a Jumping Worm in your
yard, garden, landscaping, or in a plant that you
purchased, report it to Illinois Department of Agriculture (Sco Schirmer, sco.schirmer@illinois.
gov or 815-787-5476), Illinois Department of Natural Resources (Jody Shimp jody.shimp@illinois.
gov or 618-435-8138), the U of I Plant Clinic (217333-0519 or [email protected]), or your local University of Illinois Extension office (you can
find your local office here).
If you have any questions, please contact Jason
Haupt ([email protected]) or your local Extension office.
4.02 Number:
The number of the Directors shall be five (5).
NOTE:
There are 3 seats up for election in 2016.
4.03 Election and Term:
Each regular term therea»er shall be for a two year
period. Each year an election shall be held to elect
directors according to the number whose terms of
office expire, or to serve the balance of unexpired
terms of those directors who must be replaced due
to resignations or other reasons.
Between the first and fi»eenth day of August of
each year, any member in good standing may file
as a candidate for the Board of Directors with
the Secretary of the Association a petition signed
by fi»y (50) voting members in good standing of
said Association. The candidates' names shall appear on said ballots in the order in which they filed
their statements of candidacy and petitions with
the Secretary of the Association.
NOTE:
Petitions may be picked up at the Association Office
beginning July 1 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday or downloaded from the Association website: www.lake-wildwood.com.
Completed petitions must be dropped off at the
Association Office between August 1 and August
15 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
4.04 Election Procedures:
When the petitioners for Directors do not exceed
the number of vacancies as outlined in Article IV,
Section 3.01, there need not be an election. The petitioners are automatically elected Directors and
assume office at the end of the Annual Meeting.
4.05 Wrien Ballot Requirements:
Brief biographical statements of each candidate
shall accompany such ballots or shall be published
by or under the auspices of the Association and distributed generally among the members of the Association.
NOTE:
Please make arrangements with the office to come in
and drop off your biography and have your picture
taken by the office staff no later than August 15 for
publication in the September Sunbeam.
5.02 Members in Good Standing:
A member in good standing shall be a member
who has paid all dues and assessments levied by
the Association from time to time; and, in addition
thereto, shall be a person who has not been otherwise declared by the Board of Directors to not be a
member in good standing.
petition availability & filing
Limited to the first 15 boats. Registration will start
half-hour prior to the start of each tournament.
Take-off/weigh-in will be held at the Marina ramp.
A detailed pay-out chart can be found online at
hp://¯.lake-wildwood.com.
Also, on a European species it is raised above the
body of the worm, not smooth.
5:30am - 12:30 pm
5:30am - 12:30 pm
PER THE LAKE WILDWOOD ASSOCIATION, INC.
BYLAWS
4.08 Qualifications:
• Directors shall be members of the Association.
• A Director may be an officer of the Association at
the same time, but shall not be an employee of the
Association.
• Where more than one person has a legal ownership interest in a lot, only one of such persons having an ownership interest may serve on the Board
of Directors at any time.
They are relatively easy to identify if you take a
look at their clitellum (the band around the body
of a worm). The clitellum on a jumping worm is
milky white to gray-colored, smooth and completely encircles the body of the worm. In contrast,
the clitellum of European earthworms does not
wrap entirely around the worm.
June 18, 2016
July 23, 2016
board candidate procedures
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
Petitions may be picked up from the Association
Office between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday
through Friday (or downloaded from our website)
beginning on July 1st.
Between the first and fi»eenth day of August, any
member in good standing may file as a candidate
for the Board of Directors with the Secretary of the
Association a petition signed by fi»y voting members in good standing of said Association. The candidates' names shall appear on said ballots in the
order in which they filed their statements and petitions with the Secretary of the Association.
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DELINQUENT LOTS
MAY
2016
16
LOT MEMBER/CITY/STATE/ZIP
AMOUNT
LOT
MEMBER/CITY/STATE/ZIP
30
84
6
34
35
43
47
70
127
133
145
147
180
200
202
204
267
269
286
332
412
413
418
419
465
484
550
551
583
606
610
638
650
655
663
674
678
695
696
702
718
719
726
728
746
748
756
757
758
759
761
791
794
795
800
808
811
817
826
837
841
871
906
909
911
917
927
934
937
939
946
952
953
961
968
$3,881.02
$1,484.98
$160.02
$848.72
$848.72
$898.47
$848.72
$848.72
$896.46
$848.22
$2,960.21
$1,082.07
$920.93
$848.22
$797.97
$747.72
$746.36
$712.00
$747.72
$2,236.16
$844.00
$2,641.22
$640.44
$1,484.98
$848.72
$848.72
$747.72
$747.72
$1,168.58
$747.72
$694.00
$848.72
$2,055.96
$747.72
$747.72
$20.00
$6,915.19
$6,222.65
$5,746.16
$747.72
$548.72
$548.72
$2,326.04
$747.72
$747.72
$1,484.98
$1,595.83
$4,288.23
$2,781.07
$4,182.25
$823.09
$898.97
$747.72
$747.72
$1,230.22
$1,743.56
$848.22
$6,080.91
$2,749.50
$6,212.77
$1,386.84
$750.81
$1,484.98
$848.22
$747.72
$11,731.47
$344.00
$1,822.38
$1,382.23
$840.70
$755.02
$898.47
$823.09
$848.22
$772.84
976
1003
1017
1030
1058
1059
1060
1071
1141
1142
1143
1180
1185
1188
1196
1199
1255
1256
1269
1369
1438
1472
1478
1480
1481
1492
1500
1501
1512
1522
1542
1561
1563
1575
1576
1577
1610
1615
1637
1663
1667
1711
1712
1718
1748
1749
1767
1781
1789
1815
1816
1824
1825
1835
1020-01
1319-01
1617-01
1835-01
672-01
673-01
692-01
Lisewski, Steven & Jackie Palos Park, IL 60464
$1,976.60
Heim, Richard Crown Point, IN 46307-7077
$2,202.78
Frania, Slawomir Chicago, IL 60630
$848.22
Senko, Ryan & Ellen Dee Magnolia, IL 61336
$50.00
Grela, Ma & Theresa Ingleside, IL 60041
$1,661.42
Kataniak, Dariusz & Bernadeta Palos Hills, IL 60465
$848.22
Kataniak, Dariusz & Bernadeta Palos Hills, IL 60465
$848.22
Hannon, Bernard & Gail Bradenton, FL 34209
$50.00
Alexander, John & Selina Lombard, IL 60148
$848.22
Walker, Robert & Mary Ann Morton, IL 61550-2467
$1,967.46
Cynthia Muir for Lavazza, Elizabeth Minooka, IL 60447
$848.22
Augustyniak, Nicholas LaSalle, IL 61301
$844.00
Chickerillo, Michael & Carmela Tinley Park, IL 60477
$1,517.00
Balicki, Jr. Donald & Dawn Varna, IL 61375
$1,587.91
Nowaski, Tom & Mari Aurora, IL 60504
$2,275.60
Dababneh, Salam Orland Park, IL 60462
$798.22
Johnson, Norman Varna, IL 61375
$747.72
Fasano, Geraldine Oak Brook, IL 60525
$2,274.15
Heim, Sco & Traci Tinley Park, IL 60452
$244.00
DiFiori, Lisa Boca Raton, FL 33434-2611
$3,323.81
Mis, Jonathan & Elizabeth Bourbonnais, IL 60914
$873.34
Bliznick, Fred & Maria Plainfield, IL 60544
$50.00
Johnson, Norman & Donie Varna, IL 61375-0287
$848.22
Landeck, Joseph & Kelly Munster, IN 46321
$848.22
Bean, Robert & Michele Yorkville, IL 60560
$1,743.56
Martinez, Rafael & Guadalupe Bolingbrook, IL 60490
$1,831.29
Stege, Wayne & Christine New Lenox, IL 60451
$850.58
Hauser, Brian & Melissa Oswego, IL 60543
$50.00
Lagerbloom, James & Karen Bellevue, IL 61604
$766.91
Abraham, Geoffrey Farmers Insurance Peoria, IL 61603
$747.72
Barin, Jonathan Chicago, IL 60660
$848.22
Maubach, Brian & Tammy Lacon, IL 61540-8908
$1,801.91
Grivei, Tazio & Katie Chillicothe, IL 61523-1709
$797.97
Parsons, Dale & Kristie Spring Valley, IL 61362
$747.72
Beau Brugger Peoria Heights, IL 61616-7701
$50.00
Rice, R. John Magnolia, IL 61336
$747.72
Condie, Anthony Peru, IL 61354
$848.22
Treest, Mark & Christy Ransom, IL 60470-0113
$1,485.50
Parhas, George & Teresa Clarksville, TN 37043-6208
$5,819.97
Sherman, Donald & Mary Lacon, IL 61540
$744.00
Kawala, Miroslaw & Teresa Chicago, IL 60634
$747.42
Riggs/Huber, Ross & Joan Urbana, IL 61802
$2,728.38
Riggs/Huber, Ross & Joan Urbana, IL 61802
$2,159.90
Karkoszka, Jozef Bolingbrook, IL 60490
$747.72
Ujda, Pawel Lockport, IL 60441
$747.72
Ujda, Pawel Lockport, IL 60441
$747.72
Shah, Dr. K.G. & Jenny Peoria, IL 61615
$747.72
Braun, Donald & Theresa Metamora, IL 61548
$797.97
Estate of Charles Glennon C/O Caroline Glenview, IL 60025 $747.72
Alberts, Tom Streator, IL 61364-8968
$749.00
Alberts, Tom Streator, IL 61364-8968
$749.00
Forbes, Thomas A. Griswold, CT 06351
$747.72
Forbes, Thomas A. Griswold, CT 06351
$747.72
Ballinger, Dennis Decatur, IL 62525
$1,039.50
Koslab, Vladimir Burbank, IL 60459
$2,546.32
Zdanowski, Wojciech & Angelika Chicago, IL 60629-5140
$6,507.40
Murphy, Anthony Lemont, IL 60438
$6,530.12
Repelin, Carlos & Magdaly Cape Coral, FL 33904
$6,488.24
Jaros, Monika/Juliet Light Albuquerque, NM 87112-4156 $5,661.36
Jaros, Monika / Juliet Light Albuquerque, NM 87112-4156 $2,784.83
Jurevis, Adam Chicago, IL 60638
$6,431.06
8
Izienicki, Konrad & Maria Bolingbrook, IL 60490
Austin, Jr., Kenny DeKalb, IL 60115
Farner, Robert Toluca, IL 61369
Dunn, Richard Lacon, IL 61540
Krol, Andrzej Chicago, IL 60638
Zachary Malmgren Peoria, IL 61604
Becker, Crystal Lacon, IL 61540
Baele, Jacob Lostant, IL 61334
Schauder, Gerlind Varna, IL 61375
Kuklo, Andrzez, Agnieszka Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
Malloy, Helen Danville, IL 61832
Vitale, Dean & Catherine Naperville, IL 60564
Massino, Anthony & Mary Lou Streator, IL 61364
Oser, David & Lisa Varna, IL 61375
Ujwary, Mieczyslaw & Zofia Bensenville, IL 60106
Anderson, William & Christine Lynwood, IL 60411
Skuja, Brian & Vicky Plainfield, IL 60544
Skupien, Michal & Renata Elk Grove, IL 60007
Christ, Kelly Jo Minonk, IL 61760
Barthel, Jennifer Homer Glen, IL 60491-9345
Kenig, Edmund & Bennadeta Plainfield, IL 60586
Naines, Edward & Joan Morris, IL 60450
Fudala, Tomasz Homer Glen, IL 60491
Fortino, John & Carol Mapleton, Il 61547-9738
Bierlin, Dana Palos Hills, IL 60465
Bierlin, Dana Palos Hills, Il 60465
Hardecki, Jan Piotr Palos Hills, IL 60465-1319
Gusick, Daniel J Lacon, IL 61540
O'Donovan, Louise Naperville, IL 60540
Gallego, Reinaldo & Teresa Lockport, IL 60441
Zarebczan, Jacek Hickory Hills, IL 60457
Husemann, David Princeton, IL 61356
Echols, William & Carrie Oawa, IL 61350
Williams, Lawrence & Rosemary Cedar Point, IL 61316
Hemza, Jeffrey & Mary Channahon, IL 60410-0426
Gonciarczyk, Tadeusz Orland Park, IL 60462
Gonciarczyk, Tadeusz & Aleksandra Orland Park, Il 60462
Wilder, Michael & Anne Arlington Heights, IL 60004
Motsinger/Adcock, Michael & Bridget Cape Coral, FL 33915
Motsinger/Adcock, Michael & Bridget Cape Coral, FL 33915
Dawidowicz, Adam & Harriet Justice, IL 60458
Stowe, Marsha Joliet, IL 60435
Healy, Shelia Wenona, IL 61377
Wahlen, Frank Bourbonnais, IL 60914
Smith, Raymond & Margaret Orland Park, IL 60467
Zubek, Ludwik & Janina Homer Glen, IL 60491
Gurgul, Leszek & Barbara Plainfield, IL 60586
Brown, Theresa Tinley Park, IL 60477
Nichols, Randy Kilpatrick, Kathleen Varna, IL 61375
Nickols, Randy, Kilpatrick, Kathleen Varna, IL 61375
Toner/Higgins, Hugh & Nancy Peoria, IL 61602
Peters, Jeff & Jen Pekin, IL 61554
Piszczor, Andrzej Burbank, IL 60459
Widmer, David North Aurora, IL 60542-4601
Sproul, Marilyn Wyanet, IL 61379-9625
Sanchez, Jose Lombard, IL 60148
Sipe, Corey Lostant, IL 61334
Palka, Walter & Iwona Hinsdale, IL 60527
Steven Jesse Varna, IL 61375
Nocun, Marcin Bridgeview, IL 60455
Wallen, William & Dawn Woodstock, IL 60098
Curico, Carloa Oswego, IL 60543
Casper, Kathy Keering, Oh 45409
Rataj, Joseph Lockport, IL 60441
Romano, Linda E Wheaton, IL 60189
Rog, Michael Hickory Hills, IL 60457
England, Micheal & Collee Heyworth, IL 61745
Wenzlaff, Duane & Lora Magnolia, IL 61336
Wenzlaff, Duane & Lora Magnolia, IL 61336
Toovey, Kevin & Deena LaSalle, IL 61301
Nocun, Marcin Bridgeview, IL 60455
TOTAL DELINQUENT
AMOUNT
$225,017.40
Lots shown in bold italics represent lots that have judgements against them.
Checks made payable to:
Varna, Illinois 61375
If you have any questions regarding your bill, or would like an up-to-date statement, please contact the Lake Wildwood Association Office at (309) 463-2047,
extension 1 Monday through Friday 8am - 4:30pm.
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
EXPENDITURES OVER $100
DATE
04/01
04/01
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/11
04/12
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
04/25
TOTAL
ISSUED TO (GOODS/SERVICES)
Employee (health insurance reimbursement)
Employee (health insurance reimbursement)
Houk, Adrienne (DVD player for Recreation Commiee)
Bullis & Sundberg, LLC (liability)
Capital One (supplies)
Corn Belt Energy Corporation (electric)
Kelly, George P. (new swimming pool)
Illinois Association of Lake Communities (renewal)
Blonski, Kay (recreation supplies)
Kenny Poignant Bulldozing (Tanglewood project)
Kovitz Shifrin Nesbit P.C. (legal retainer fee)
Colvin, Lance (lodge deposit refund)
McMaster-Carr (lodge water fountain/slip repairs)
Napa Auto Parts (parts/supplies)
Pitney Bowes (postage)
Pitney Bowes Global Financial Services (lease payment)
R&P Lumber (supplies/concession tank cover)
Read Bros. (supplies)
Stevens Publishing (April Sunbeam)
Utility Services of Illinois (water)
Visa (office supplies/maint. supplies/permits)
Wilcoxson & Associates, LTD (payroll/IDES reports)
George O. Pasquel Company (balance due on new equip.)
Ameren Illinois (electric)
Chase Cardmember Services (cleaning supplies)
Coventry Health Care Insurance of IL (health insurance)
Dearborn Life Insurance (employee life insurance)
Frontier (telephones)
Hicks Gas (hook-up leak test at concession)
HyVee (St. Patrick’s Day dinner)
ICW Group Insurance (worker’s comp.)
Illinois Lake Management (funding grants)
Illinois Valley Surveying (concrete work for lodge)
Kingery Printing Co. (contractor passes)
LaRose Disposal Service (waste disposal)
Rathje & Woodward, LLC (collection fees)
Rathje & Woodward, LLC (legal fees)
Sam’s Club (Easter Egg Hunt/St. Patrick’s Day)
Secretary of State License (license renewal)
Van Diest Supply Co. (chemicals/mole traps)
Merchants Bank Equipment (backhoe payment)
services fees
APRIL
2016
AMOUNT
$243.78
$293.23
$140.71
$2,207.00
$649.62
$624.21
$1,342.00
$1,000.00
$178.57
$3,100.00
$700.00
$200.00
$897.14
$125.07
$652.22
$136.00
$482.48
$107.25
$1,224.83
$468.68
$2,256.94
$230.00
$1,853.05
$875.14
$1,083.39
$5,112.06
$203.64
$602.56
$183.33
$352.77
$2,268.87
$250.00
$1,500.00
$185.49
$783.10
$866.00
$14,349.14
$155.81
$304.00
$591.15
$1,726.66
$50,505.89
MEMBER
DIRECTORY
2016
service
cost
due date
$100.00
$659.00
$50.00
6%
$100.00
$100.00
At Application
March 1st
A»er March 1st
Per Annum
June 1st
-
BUILDING FEES
House
Garage
Other
Landscape Dump (contractor use)
$500.00
$350.00
$30.00
$45.00
At Application
At Application
At Application
At Main Gate
DOCUMENTS & OFFICE SERVICES
Fax
Copy
Redbook & Bluebook
$1.00/PG
$0.25/PG
$2.25
Upon Pickup
Upon Pickup
Upon Pickup
RECREATIONAL VEHICLE DECALS
Motorized Units
Non-motorized Units
$25.00
$10.00
May 1st
May 1st
AUTOMOBILE DECALS
Vehicle Decal
Pocket Decal
FREE
$10.00
May 1st
May 1st
BACK GATE ACCESS KEY
Annual Fee
Additional Key
Lost Key
$50.00
$25.00
$40.00
At Application
At Application
At Application
MARINA SEASONAL BOAT SLIP
Summer Watercra» Slip Rental
$350.00
At Application
CAMPGROUND SEASONAL SITES
Primitive Seasonal
Summer Seasonal - Electric
Winter Seasonal - Electric
Same Site Camping - Electric
$200.00
$525.00
$200.00
$725.00
At Application
At Application
At Application
April 1/October 15
CAMPGROUND DAILY SITES
Member Electric
Member Primitive
Guest Electric
Guest Primitive
$15.00
FREE
$30.00
$25.00
At Main Gate
At Main Gate
At Main Gate
At Main Gate
LODGE RENTAL
Full Day Rental
Hourly Rental
Table & Chair Rental
$525.00
$40.00
VARIES
At Application
At Application
At Application
STORAGE RENTAL
Reserved Storage
Non-Reserved Storage
$150.00
$75.00
At Application
At Application
ADVERTISING RATES
Sunbeam Advertising
VARIES
15th of Each Month
MEMBER SERVICES
New Membership Filing Charge
Membership Dues
Initial Late Charge
Accruing Late Charge
Vacant Lot Mowing
Initial Late Charge
Members interested in being published in a directory should fill out this
form and submit it to the Association Office. The form will ask for your
name, lot number, and telephone number.
mot or ized r v d ecals
The cost (per decal) for all motorized recreational
vehicles is:
If interest is high and a large quantity of forms are submied, the information will be compiled into a member directory and made available for
sale to the membership.
$25.00
(per decal)
FULL NAME :
LOT[S] :
TELEPHONE NUMBER :
Redbook Reminder
(c) Pollutants (including
but not limited to gasoline,
oil, human or animal waste,
trash, hazardous materials)
MUST NOT be dumped in
the lakes or within the development. First offense:
$100, second offense: $500.
K. 1. (c)
Illegal Disposal
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
9
HOG ROAST
FA ILY
join us fo r the
REGISTRATION FORM
FUN DAY
HOG ROAST
SATURDAY
JULY 30TH
TICKET COST
Adults: $12.00
Kids: $6.00 (ages 12 and under)
ON THE MENU
Pork (buns available for sandwiches), coleslaw, baked beans, chips,
lemonade, and a beer tent.
DATES/DEADLINES
Registration Form: due no later than July 15, 2016 (if you've already
registered online, please do NOT fill out this form).
Date of Event: Saturday, July 30th
MEMBER NAME:
Our day will consist of the kids and adult games, bags
tournament, pie eating contest, adult white elephant
bingo, beer tent, the hog roast, and closing the day out
with music and dancing. The Recreation Commiee
is commied to bringing family events for all to enjoy, but this can not be accomplished without the help
of volunteers. We ask for just an hour or two of your
time to help make these events successful.
MEMBER LOT:
PHONE:
NUMBER OF ADULTS ATTENDING:
NUMBER OF CHILDREN ATTENDING:
VOLUNTEER
If you'd like to volunteer, please check one (or multiple) boxes:
Please contact the Lake Wildwood Association office
if you would like to assist with any of the following:
Beer Tent
• Beer Tent
• Bags Tournament
• Adult Games
• Kids Games and bouncy house
• White Elephant Bingo
• Serving the Hog Roast
• Dance
Bags Tournament
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Dance
Adult Games
Kids Game
Bingo
Serving the Hog Roast
ENTRY DEADLINE
Friday, July 15th
Registration also available online at www.lake-wildwood.com.
1st Session: June 20TH - 23RD // Rain Date 24TH
2nd Session: July 18TH - 21ST // Rain Date 22ND
Lesson Times
Levels 3, 4, and 5
8:00 - 8:45 a.m.
Level 2
8:45 - 9:30 a.m.
Level 1
9:30 - 10:15 a.m.
Preschool
10:15 - 11:00 a.m.
Lesson Level Breakdown
Preschool
• Must be at least 3 years old.
• Not afraid of the water and able to let go of the wall
with a flotation device on.
Level 1
• Must be at least 5 years old (or have completed preschool level).
• Must be comfortable swimming with the assistance of only a swimming belt.
Parent Name:
Lot:
I am signing up for:
1st Session
2nd Session
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4/5
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4/5
Child’s Name:
Lesson Level: Preschool
Level 2
• Must be able to swim 1/4 length of pool alone.
• Know how to swim the front and back crawl.
(Please circle one)
Level 3
• Child must be able to swim in the deep end by
themselves.
• Must know front and back crawl.
Child’s Name:
Lesson Level: Preschool
(Please circle one)
Level 4/5
• Must know front & back crawl and breast strokes.
• Be able to swim several lengths of the pool without
tiring.
10
Phone Number:
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
Applications for 1st session due by June 13th
Applications for 2nd session due by July 11th
$20.00 per person
marina concession stand menu
hours of operation and telephone number
Wednesday through Monday (closed Tuesday)
6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
(309) 463-2066
EARLY BIRD COFFEE
SANDWICHES
Small
$1.25
Large
$1.50
Refill
$0.50
(Early Bird Coffee valid 6am - 9am only)
sand wiches
Italian Beef with Sweet Peppers
$6.00
Hamburger
$4.00
APPETIZERS
$2.40
$3.90
$1.25
$1.00
$1.80
SIDES
fr ench fr ies
Plain Fries
Cheese Fries
Chili Cheese Fries
ketchup, mustard, mayo, lettuce, tomato, onions (raw/
grilled), pickles
Cup
$2.25
choice of mozzarella, cheddar, or american cheese with
ketchup, mustard, mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion (raw or
grilled), pickles
Pint
$3.70
Sundae (Whipped Cream, Cherry, and Nuts)
$3.55
Hot Fudge Sundae
$3.65
Auntie Kay's Special Dessert
$3.90
Shakes and M al t s
Milkshake
$3.35
Malt
$3.40
Rootbeer Float
$3.40
Fr ozen T r ea t s
Ice Cream Bar
Ice Cream Sandwich
Popsicle
$1.25
$1.50
$1.00
$4.25
Bacon Burger
$4.75
Bacon Cheeseburger
$5.00
ketchup, mustard, mayo, lettuce, tomato, onions (raw
or grilled), pickles
choice of mozzarella, cheddar, or american cheese with
ketchup, mustard, mayo, lettuce, tomato, onion (raw or
grilled), pickles
Kayak
$6.35
Pontoon Burger
$6.50
Campground Burger
$3.95
hamburger, italian beef, grilled onions, mozzarella
cheese
fried bologna, grilled onions
add cheese for $0.25
sid es
Soft Pretzel
$2.30
Mesquite Grilled Chicken Breast Sandwich
$3.80
Nachos
$4.00
Loaded Nachos (meat and cheese)
$4.50
Cup of Chili
$2.80
BBQ Chicken Sandwich
Chicken Parmesan Sandwich
Pork Tenderloin Sandwich
Chicken Salad Sandwich
$3.90
$4.25
$4.00
$3.80
Coleslaw
$0.90
Fish Sandwich with Tartar Sauce
$3.90
deep fr ied ap petizers
Green Beans
Mozzarella Sticks
Cheddar Puffs
Cauliflowers
Mushrooms
Onion Rings
$3.95
$3.95
$3.95
$3.95
$3.95
$3.95
Mixed Basket
$10.50
Extra Dips
$0.25
add choice of dip for $0.25
add jalapenos for $0.25
add jalapenos for $0.25
add cheese or onions for $0.25
All appetizers (above) come with choice of ONE dip.
The mixed basket comes with choice of TWO dips.
ranch, BBQ, honey mustard, marinara
MISCELLANEOUS
$2.00
Doggy Ice Cream Cup
$1.00
Lake Wildwood Merchandise
Fishing Bait
varies
varies
7lb bag
A cool treat for your pet!
mayo, lettuce, tomato
chocolate, vanilla, swirl
add sprinkles or nuts for $0.10
chocolate, cherry, strawberry, caramel, butterscotch,
pineapple, peanut butter, mint
add extra toppings for $0.25 each
with whipped cream, cherry, and nuts
brownie, chocolate ice cream (vanilla optional), chocolate syrup, whipped cream, cherry
chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, peanut butter, mint
chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, peanut butter, mint
in a pocket pita or on a Kaiser roll with lettuce/tomato
SNACKS
Assorted Chips
Assorted Candy Bars
sa usa ges and ho t d o gs
Hot Dog
$2.50
Chili Dog
Cheese Dog
Chili-Cheese Dog
Corn Dog
Polish Sausage
$3.00
$3.00
$3.50
$1.50
$3.00
ba sk et s
Chicken Strips with Fries and Coleslaw
Chicken Tenders with Fries and Coleslaw
Fish and Chips with Coleslaw
$5.00
$5.80
$5.25
mustard, relish, onion, tomato, pickles, sport peppers
mustard, grilled onions
add sauerkraut for $0.25
PIZZA
Bag of Ice
FROZEN TREATS
$1.85
add giardiniera/shreded cheese for $0.25
italian beef w/ grilled onions and cheddar cheese sauce
$2.50
$2.80
$3.25
ICE CREAM
so ft s er ve ice cr eam
Cone
Cheeseburger
BREAKFAST
Sausage, Egg & Cheese Sandwich
Pancakes & Sausage w/ Butter & Syrup
Hashbrown Cake
Assorted Sweet Rolls
Orange Juice
BASKETS
c o oked o r fr ozen-t o-go
Cheese
Cheese & Pepperoni
Cheese & Sausage
White Garlic
Supreme
$0.60
$1.00
BEVERAGES
ho t c offee
Small
Large
$1.40
$1.65
so ft d r inks
$1.00
Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Coke, Diet Coke, A&W Root
Beer, Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew, 7-Up, Orange
Crush, Lemonade, Iced Tea
other
Bottled Water
$1.50
SPECIALS
$8.25
$8.50
$8.50
$8.75
$8.75
The Concession Stand will feature various specials
throughout the summer season. These specials will
be posted on the Lake Wildwood website and down
at the concession stand, so stop by often!
t o-go o r ders ad d $0.50 ex tra
NOTICE: THE CONCESSION STAND
IS LOOKING FOR A DONATION OF A
FUNCTIONING FRIDGE.
CONTACT OFFICE FOR DETAILS!
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
11
NEW SWIMMING POOL CONSTRUCTION
IMAGES TAKEN FROM MAY 2ND - MAY 23RD
Construction Fence Up
Beginning To Level Ground
Continuing To Level Ground
Installing Footings
12
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
Construction Well Underway
Continuing Construction
Panoramic View of the Construction
Visit the Lake Wildwood website for more information and images!
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
13
Letters to the Editor
Submission Information
Leers to the Editor must be submied to:
Chairperson of the Sunbeam Commiee
1000 Lake Wildwood Drive // Varna, Illinois 61375-9323
The leers must not exceed 375 words.
All leers submied must include the member's name, signature, lot number,
and date. Leers failing to include this information will not be printed.
Submission deadline is the 15th of the month.
Leers and editorial commentary represent the opinions of the writers only.
Submied by Sue McGrath of lot 1273.
At the May 14th Board meeting, there were 27 members besides the GM, Board
members and Secretary.
A rule on guest watercra» was changed in order to hold the Stand Up for St.
Jude could be held with an open gate and non-members could bring in their
watercra». With this change it means guests watercra» can be on our lake.
With no charge non-members can bring their watercra» without proper insurance and without a sticker fee. It eliminated the rule saying only members watercra» can be on the Association's lake. When this item was first mentioned, I
wrote a leer to the editor about what Red Book rules were being broken. That
leer never saw the light of day and was not printed.
Do I have a problem with this change, you bet I do. Do we need an open gate
so non-members have use of our lake to make money for St. Jude. They won't
need a guest pass just say one is here for the Paddleboard event. Do they need
insurance proof, have to have the board checked for harmful items that could
bring something into our lake?
Am I against raising money for St. Jude? No way! I am against using our members lake and time on the lake during this summer for outsiders to come with
equipment that we do not know where it has been. Why are we having an open
gate when we are spending money to make this place more secure?
If you feel, I am wrong on this that is OK with me. I have been here 40 years and
fought very hard to make this a place where people wanted to live. I am seeing
too many places that are for sale, fees going up, and lile if any members coming to Board meetings to hear first hand what is happening. Where do you stand
on this item?
Editor's Note: The Board ruled to make a one time exception for this St. Jude
event. The event coordinators have another meeting with the Board scheduled
prior to the event.
$150
Year-round Storage
October 1st - September 30th
Fireworks, Parade, and Dance
Fireworks
Saturday, July 2nd
Joins us Saturday, July 2nd for Lake Wildwood Association's Annual Fireworks Display. Show begins a bit a»er dusk at the dam.
Rain date: Sunday, July 3rd
Saturday, July 2nd
The line up for the parade begins at 9:00 a.m. at the pool and will begin
promptly at 9:30 a.m. No registration required to enter into the parade.
The following vehicles are eligible to participate:
• Golf Carts
• Bicycles
• Vintage Vehicles
• ATV's
All vehicles must be decorated! Advertising is allowed.
Parade begins at the Pool (line up at 9:00 a.m., starts at 9:30 a.m.) then proceeds down Elk Drive to Sunnyslope Drive and then onward to Clubhouse
Drive. The parade will end at the Pavilion and then the decorated vehicles
will line up in the grassy baseball area for judging!
NON-RESERVED
$75
Summer Storage
April 15th - October 15th
dance
Winter Storage
October 1st - May 1st
Saturday, July 2nd
We’ll be having live music in the pavilion a»er the fireworks - details to come!
Saturday, June 4th
Registration: 8 a.m. - 9 a.m.
Derby: 9 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Ages: 2 - 16 years
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parade
Two 1st & 2nd place prizes for decoration. Awarded in two categories: Patriotic/Americana & Fun/Frivolous. Two honorable mention prizes and bicycle
prizes will be awarded as well.
STORAGE
RESERVED
Saturday, July 2ND
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
➢ Open to the public!
➢ Free Admission!
➢ Prizes for all!
REGISTRATION FORM
NAME
LOT
SATURDAY
AUGUST 13
PHONE
Decorate your boats and join us for Venetian Night on Saturday, August 13th.
The route will begin at the Marina and move around the lake. Prizes awarded
to the most colorful and most original boats. Line-up at 8:00 p.m.
No entry fee, but registration (this form) is required by July 29th.
LINE UP - 8:00 P.M.
collection process
The flow chart to the right (Collections Flow Chart
- Board Approved 4-11-15) depicts the general process for collections. Please be aware that each level
of the process adds collection fees to the delinquent
balance (see below).
In order to avoid the larger one-time dues payments, members may select monthly dues payments. A monthly check may be sent or a DirectPayment Authorization (ACH) may be established
through the Lake Wildwood Office.
LEVEL I
March 2 all
unpaid
dues accounts
become
delinquent
Account Paid In
Full by April 2
Late Charge
Applied &
Invoice Sent
Between
March 3 & 15
Members selecting to pay monthly must designate the lot number for which dues is being paid.
Monthly invoices or statements will not be sent.
OR
IF NO PAYMENT
IN FULL OR
NO PAYMENT
PLAN THEN
PROCEED TO
LEVEL II BY
APRIL 2
Level I:
$50 plus 0.5% interest per month.
Payment Plan
Approved with
OR
Payment in Full by
September 30
No Further Action
File Sent to
Collection
Attorney
to Begin Legal
Process
Approximately
60 Days
Complete Legal
Steps to Obtain
Judgement
Living in and serving Lake Wildwood!
Carpentry
Tile Work
Demolition
Plumbing
Drywall
Clean Up
Electrical
Painting
Put up/Take down
Call Dave today and your problems go away!
847-204-2074 (cell)
Restore-A-Deck
Deck Cleaning and Staining
INCLUDES: Deep Cleaning and wood brightening
with pH balancing. Followed by application of high
quality, water repellent stain or sealer.
CALL DAVE TODAY! 847-204-2074 (cell)
Living in and serving Lake Wildwood
OR
Account Paid in Full OR
Payment Plan Approved with
Agreed Upon Payment
Schedule
OR
Level III:
Level I & II charges plus $600 plus 0.5% interest
per month.
Handyman Service
Account Paid In
Full by June 7-15
IF NO PAYMENT IN
FULL OR NO
PAYMENT PLAN
THEN PROCEED TO
LEVEL III BY JUNE 15
LEVEL III
Level II:
Level I charges plus $100 plus 0.5% interest per
month.
ODD JOB
By April 2 and
Each Month
Thereafter on
the Unpaid
Balance Interest
Charge Applied
May 1
Demand Letter
Sent by Office
Varna, IL 61375
Below are the minimum additional charges to delinquent accounts:
No Further Action
LEVEL II
Please contact Lake Wildwood Association at (309)
463-2047, ext. 1 for payments. Hours of operation
are Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
minimum additional charges
OR
Payment Plan
Approved with
Payment in Full by
September 30 with
interest applied
monthly
Legal Action Taken To
Collect Debt 60-90
Days
Garnish Wages
Garnish Bank Account
Other
Dear Lake Wildwood homeowners,
My fiancée and I are getting married here in the
Arrowhead Lodge at Lake Wildwood on September 3, 2016. We have three couples coming from Germany and perhaps another three
from quite a distance here in the U.S.
We need somewhere for them to stay and are
wondering if anyone here at the lake would
open their home and help us provide accommodations for a few days.
If you could help, we would be most grateful.
Rudy Heusuk, LWW property owner since
1980 and Tami Blackburn
Home Phone
Cell Phone
WATCH YOUR SPEED
Speed limit around
the Development
is 30mph, unless
otherwise posted.
(309) 463-2262
(309) 256-5103
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
15
“Stand Up for St. Jude”
PADDLEBOARD
EVENT
"Stand Up for St. Jude" is the brainchild of the Executive Director of the
event, Paul Halvorsen, who said, “we wanted to give back to the world and
say thank you for our blessings, and Lake Wildwood is a blessing for me.
This event is going to be a lot of fun but, more importantly, to keep in mind
all of the kids we can help who are suffering from cancer.” Halvorsen chose
St. Jude as the benefactor because of their strong reputation for helping
kids. “Every weekend, you see young healthy kids having fun on the lake.
Every kid should be able to play like that, so I feel very strongly about giving
back to an organization like St. Jude.”
The “Stand Up for St. Jude” paddleboard event is a one-day event that will
take place on July 16th starting with a Paddleboard Sprint at 2:00pm and
a four-person relay at 3:00pm. Both of these events will be held in the nowake section of Lake Wildwood. There will be live music, food, and family
entertainment all day at the south beach and clubhouse. The day will end
with a sunset challenge at 6:00pm around the no-wake buoys of the main
lake. Prizes will be awarded to the first male and female in each age bracket
for the Sprint and Sunset challenge. An award will be presented to the first
place relay team to cross the finish line.
The St. Jude organization was founded by entertainer Danny Thomas in
1962 and has grown to be one of the world’s leading non-for-profit research
organizations. “No child should die in the dawn of their life,” said Danny
Thomas. In fact, families whose children receive care at St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital do so without geing a bill. The hospital, its physicians,
and its research are all funded by donations from people like those we have
here at Lake Wildwood.
In order to maximize the possible dollars we give back to St. Jude, this event
will be open to the public. “Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) has become quite
popular in the last 10 years”, said race director Terri Jakubowski. “It’s a
healthy, fun way for all ages to enjoy the lake. We expect to have several
hundred people here from serious paddlers to the recreational paddler like
my husband. There are several details still to be worked out and plenty of
volunteer positions to be filled for those not interested in competing.”
MARATHON COURSE
SPRINT COURSE
RELAY COURSE
The Marathon course will begin in front
of the Lifeguard stand at the South/East
Beach. That starting line and the finish line
are the same. The race will start at 6pm and
racers will travel north up the east side of
the lake and will stay to the right of the no
wake buoys. The course will circle around
the lake and then back down the west side
of the lake to the finish line. The course is
3 miles long.
The Sprint course will begin in front of the
Lifeguard stand at the South/East Beach.
This is a triangular course for speed. The
race will start at 2pm and racers will paddle straight west across the lake and le» or
south down the west side of the Lake staying to the right of the race buoys. First one
across the finish line in their age bracket
wins.
The Relay course will be similar to the
Sprint course except each team will have 4
members and each member must complete
one full lap transferring paddlers at the
finish line. Each team must use the same
paddle board and paddle.
ENTRY FEES
START TIMES
INFORMATION
INDIVIDUALS
In Advance - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $35.00
Race Day - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $40.00
Saturday, July 16TH
For more information please call or email
Race Director Terri Jakubowski at 630803-6384/[email protected] or
Race Executive Director Paul Halvorsen at
309-261-4741/[email protected]
Registration - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sprint - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Relay - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sunset Marathon - - - - - - - - - - - -
FAMILY RATE (SAME HOUSEHOLD)
In Advance - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $75.00
Race Day - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $80.00
12:00pm
2:00pm
3:00pm
6:00pm
There are no age groups. Winner take all.
Race Headquarters will be at the South/
East Beach (Beach I). All Race participants
should be at the starting lines 20 minutes
prior to the start time.
Register Online!
paddleguru.com/races/StandUpforStJude
“Stand Up for St. Jude”
REGISTRATION FORM
ONE FORM PER PERSON // REGISTRATION ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE // ENTRY FEES LISTED ABOVE
WAIVER:
LOT
FULL NAME
PLEASE READ AND SIGN BELOW
Please enter me in the “Stand Up for St. Jude” event. To induce Lake
Wildwood to accept my entry and permit me to participate in the
race and in consideration thereof: 1) I do hereby represent that I
understand that participation in this event is physically strenuous
and that I am physically fit to complete; 2) I hereby for myself, me
heirs, executors, administrators and assistants waive and release
any and all rights and claim for damages which I may have against
Lake Wildwood Association, Inc., their representatives, successors,
agents, employees, assigns, volunteer workers, and any sponsoring
organizations for any and all injuries; and/or damages I may suffer
as a result of my participation in this race. I also give permission
for the free use of my name and/or photo in publication of other accounts of this event. No entry will be accepted without signature
and entry fee (listed above under ENTRY FEES).
ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
TELEPHONE
AGE (at time of race)
ZIP
EMAIL ADDRESS
PLEASE CIRCLE ONE IN EACH CATEGORY BELOW:
SEX:
MALE
T-SHIRT SIZE:
FEMALE
XXL
XL
L
M
S
Participant's Signature:
MAIL FORM TO:
Date:
Varna, Illinois 61375
Checks made payable to Lake Wildwood Association
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If Participant is under 18:
Date:
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
SUNBEAM PHOTO CONTEST ENTRY FORM
ENTRY DEADLINE: Friday, July 22nd at 4:30 p.m.
The contest is open to all Lake Wildwood amateur photographers and
their families. Cash awards will be made in the first, second, and third
place in each category. A special ribbon will be awarded to the Peoples’
Choice Winner to be selected at the Photography Contest Reception by
aendee ballots.
RECEPTION DATE
Join us Friday, July 29th beginning at 7:00 p.m.
in the Association Lodge for a wine and cheese
reception. Photographs from the contest will be
on display and judged that evening.
Photos will be displayed and judged independently at a reception open
to all members, their families and guests. Winning photographs will be
published in the October Sunbeam and featured on our website.
Entries are limited to one photograph per artist per category. Multiple
categories may be entered by the same individual but separate entry
forms must be filled out for each photo.
ENTRY DEADLINE
Friday, July 22nd at 4:30 p.m.
Photos may be from any type of camera but must be submied as an 8” x
10”. All photos must be submied with a mat (not framed). All photographs MUST be accompanied by a completed entry form (to the right).
To ensure no entry forms are separated from their photographs, please
sign the back of your photograph or mat and include your lot number.
PRIZES
1st - $35
2nd - $25
3rd - $10
Absent or incomplete entry forms will result in disqualification of the
photograph, so please be sure to fill out the form and include it with
your submission!
NAME:
LOT:
PHONE:
CATEGORY:
NOTE
Photographs must be submied sized 8" x 10" and maed
(not framed). All submied entries must include an entry
form (to the right). Additional forms available online.
Computer Generated
Nature & Wildlife
People & Activities
Landscape & Architecture
Black & White
I understand that photos become the property of the Sunbeam Commiee. Photos are
subject to return at the end of the contest at the discretion of the Sunbeam Commiee.
SIGNATURE:
Danny Stork
• Mowing
• Landscape
• Power Washing
• Mulch/Rock
• Lot Clearing
Kuehn Lawn Care
Your lawn care professionals
• Tree/hedge trimming and removal
• Mulching installation
• Skid loader work
• Commercial & Residential
Contact:
Collin Kuehn (815) 257-5585 or
Connor Kuehn (815) 257-0585
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
2685 Evans Road
Wenona, IL 61336
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Classifi ed Ads
Who
you
gonna
call?
Handyman available for projects (we also haul
scrap metal)
Contact Mike or John at 309-238-0758
Office Space for Rent
Outside the Association's front gate. Utilities included. $200/month. Contact John (309) 238-0758
Lake Lot 496 (for sale by owner)
Must see, very buildable with minimal stairs,
75’ frontage, over 300’ deep, private beach area,
PRICE REDUCED $129,900. Call (708) 479-5737 or
(708) 805-8085 or (309) 463-2054.
For Sale: Lakefront Lot
Wooded, gradual slope. Price reduced. Must sell.
Possible trade for anything, anywhere.
Possible terms/financing.
Contact 847-823-0808.
COCHRAN’S
Buying Comics, Antique Books, and More!
Looking to buy comic books and book collections.
Antiques and vintage treasures.
Email Bob at [email protected] or call
815-223-4919.
For Sale: Minnkota 12v.
Power Drive bow mounted trolling motor. 40lbs
thrust. With Minnkota 6 amp. on-board baery
and a 12 v. baery. All in working order. Asking
$400. Call 463-2906.
NOW OFFERING
2-WHEEL & 4-WHEEL
ALIGNMENTS
For Sale: Lot 1616
Great wooded fishing lot. Price negotiable. Contact Dennis 815-664-4719 or 815-830-0829.
For Sale: Like New Baby Crib
Maress and padding included. $50.00.
Contact Ray or Sandy at (708) 403-3290.
Lot for Sale: 1506
Wooded buildable lot for sale by owner. $4,500.
Contact Ray or Adrienne at (309) 463-2564 or
(708) 308-3712 if interested.
For Sale: 1997 Seadoo GSI and Trailer
in excellent shape. $1,500.
Lakeside Lil'Li»er for SeaDoo, all aluminum
manual crank - $500.
Serious inquiries only call or text (708) 557-6932
COLLISION CENTER
Located at Lacon’s East Edge
1218 Ninth Street
(Just off Route 17)
309-246-8000
ADVERTISE ONLINE
The Lake Wildwood Assocation website home page is another great location to place a classified ad!
$20.00/month (text-based ads only). Contact jpa[email protected] for more information.
KEN O’MARA
708-699-8154
Local #134 IBEW
OAK FOREST COINS
Gold & Silver • Coins • Currency • Jewelry & Firearms
[email protected]
BUY, SELL, TRADE
CONSIGNMENTS
Formerly
Jim Maupin Trucking
COIN APPRAISALS
INDIVIDUALS
River City Septic
& Excavating
The Most Complete Septic Contractors
Aqua Safe Aerobics with Industry Leading 5 yr. Warranty
Septic Tank Pumping & Cleaning
• Lots Cleared
• Complete Septic & Sewer Repair & Liscensed Septic
Inspections
• Sand ﬁlter & Seepage Bed Installation & Repair
• Camera & Tank Locating
• Basements Dug/All Type Excavating
Email: [email protected]
309-463-2772 or 309-251-2020
HENRY STATE BANK
Visit our four ATM locations
» Henry State Bank
» Caseys in Henry
» Route 17 & 29, Sparland
» Henry Fast Stop
PHONE (309) 364-2302
Get The Service
Locally owned & operated
You Deserve! Licensed & Insured - Lic 049019425
PO Box 207
Henry, IL 61537
MEMBER
FDIC
Toliver and Sons
Electric
Rich Toliver
Journeyman Electrician
115 9th Street | Lacon, IL 61540
JERRY OLTMAN
309-361-3042
ADVERTISE
Your business or service here.
$16.00/month
Email [email protected] for details.
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Washburn, IL
Cell: 309-238-7102
Phone: 309-248-7101
Fax: 309-248-7101
Quality Work at the Best Prices
Fully Insured
Estimates
Senior Discount
New construction service, service upgrades, new installations, rewire, repair, phone line and CATV jack
installation, emergency service, generator repairs
and installation, farm repair and grain bin work.
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
POIGNANT
TREE SERVICE
TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL
LOT CLEARING
FULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES
COMPLETE STUMP REMOVAL
COLTON
(309) 238-8627
AARON
(309) 238-8626
Double R
Ryan Rauch, Owner
Steel Shorewalls, Boathouses, Docks, Retaining Walls
Summer Projects
We’re now out on the lake and ready to move forward with
your projects, or to begin the permitting process (this process is done once a month due to the length of the process).
Get in touch with us and we’ll be glad to assist you or answer any questions you may have. Hope to hear from you
soon!
Address:
110 N. 1100 E.
Herrick, IL 62431
Phone:
Web:
217-454-5656
www.doubler.co
River Landscaping & Irrigation
Commercial & Residential
Free Estimates / Fully Insured
LANDSCAPING & TREE SERVICES
Quality Services At Reasonable Prices Is One Phone Call Away!!!
• Mowing, Mulch, Sod
• Sprinklers systems
• Downspouts
• Trenching
• Retaining Walls
• Paver Patios
• Fence
• Snow Removal
• Tree & Stump Removal
• Tree Trimming & Topping
• Brush Trimming & Planting
• Spring & Fall Clean Up
• Storm Work Clean Up
• Firewood
2358 St Vincents Ave
La Salle, IL 61301
815-220-8266
24/7 Emergency Services: 815-219-1838
[email protected]
www.riverlandscaping-lp.com
328 S. McCoy Street
PO Box 344
Granville, IL 61326-0344
www.gnbonline.com
“gr owin g with y ou”
Telephone:
(815) 339-2222
(800) 259-1383
Fax:
(815) 339-2123
Carpet - Ceramic - Laminate - Vinyl
Across from the Peru Mall.
Present this ad for an additional 10% discount!
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Estimate
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Service
ENERGY SPECIALISTS CO
• Heating
• Air Conditioning
• Plumbing
• Electrical
• Indoor Air Quality
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Utility Costs
Lic 055-019970
224 N. Main
Toluca, IL 61369
1-800-782-7491
(630) 742-1393
• Custom built decks • Deck rehabs • Sheds
• Wood fences • Deck refinishing
• Cement patios/sidewalks • FREE estimates
westsuburbandecks.com
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equipment, atvs, and golf carts
WE BUILD CUSTOM GOLF
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www.mcnabbmotorsports.com
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
19
BAUM
CONSTRUCTION
INC.
HEATING & PLUMBING, INC.
Grasser’s services include:
Plumbing • Heating • Air Conditioning
Appliances • Fireplaces • Generators
Water Softeners • Geo-Thermal
General Contractors
New Construction & Remodeling
For all of your New Construction & Remodeling needs.
We also service & install everything we sell!
404 W. Main St. • McNabb, IL
815-882-2111
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Ken Baum
815/257-3700
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
Todd Baum
309/463-2736
Bill Baum
Free Estimates
Fully Insured
KOHN’S ELECTRICAL SERVICES
1555 Key Court
Varna, IL 61375
Mobile: 815-878-KOHN (5646)
Home: 309-463-2331
Residential and Commercial Electric
15 years experience
Free Estimates
• Drywall
• Paint
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
• Texturing
• Bathrooms
• Plaster Repair
• Remodeling
• Tiling
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Contractor List
We are continuing a Contractor List in our paper for contractors who wish to
advertise. The listing does not imply workmanship.
All materials for the Sunbeam must be submied by the 15th of each
month. Handwrien information and printed pictures are accepted,
however digital images and documents (sent via email) are preferred.
Supported formats are:
Photographs - .jpg, .jpeg, .tiff, .png
Documents - .doc, .rtf, .docx, .txt
General Files - .pdf, .doc, .jpg
Email materials to:
jpa[email protected]
Carpet and Flooring (carpet-vinyl-wood-ceramic-area rugs)
Fran Szo's Carpet and Flooring - (815) 220-0411
Concrete
B&M Concrete - (815) 488-7210 or (815) 488-7212
Kuypers Brothers, Inc - (708) 516-6320 or (708) 479-0500
Construction - Marine (dock/li¿/shorewall)
Double R (Steel Shorewalls & Boathouses) - (217) 454-5656
G&H Marine, Inc. - (217) 423-6684
Willie Martin - (309) 275-9036
Electrical
ESCO-Energy Specialists - (815) 452-2332
Kohn’s Electrical Service - (309) 463-2331
Toliver & Sons - (309) 248-7101
Excavating and Trucking
CS Construction - (309) 246-2284 or (309) 303-4860
Edward D. Hartwig - (309) 364-3672
John Maubach Trucking & Excavating - (309) 238-8785 or (309) 364-2956
River City & Dunlap Septic & Excavating - (309) 463-2772 or (309) 274-3228
General Contractor
Baum Construction - (815) 257-3700
Standring Roofing & Construction - (630) 726-6466
Winkler Construction - (309) 248-7597
Heating/Plumbing
ESCO-Energy Specialists - (815) 452-2332
Grassers Plumbing - (815) 882-2111
Kroeschen Plumbing & Heating - (815) 452-2312
Housekeeping
Laurie's Cleaning Service - (815) 481-1554
Landscaping and Lawn Care
Chris McFadden The Yard Butler - (309) 463-2514 or (815) 481-9273
Danchris Nursery - (815) 672-8135
Joe's Lawncare - (309) 238-1084
Meadowview Lawn Care, Inc. - (309) 589-0695
Rick Jesse - (309) 463-2728 or (309) 696-8568
Steve Rock - (309) 463-2176
Phone: 309-857-CORK
Tangled Vines, Inc. welcomes you back to the good life. Open the second
week of May for wine tasting, beer sales, propane sales, ice, and more.
Miscellaneous Building
Custom Canvas Company (Awning & Boat Cover) - (815) 869-3070
Video gaming available!
Come purchase a glass of wine and listen to live music on:
Saturday, May 28th - “Old as Dirt” (7 - 10 p.m.)
Saturday, June 18th - “NEZ” (one man rock star, 7 - 10 p.m.)
Friday, July 1st - “Lamar Harris” (Vegas performer, 6:30 - 10:30 p.m.)
Saturday, July 23rd - “Magical Moutrays” (6 - 9 p.m.)
Saturday, August 13th - “Snake Oil Salesman” (7 - 10 p.m.)
Saturday, September 3rd - “Inflatable Jake” (7 - 11 p.m.)
Please no outside alcohol allowed. All alcohol must be purchased from Tangled
Vines, Inc. in order to pay for the performances.
Come unwind with a glass of wine from Tangled Vines!
“CLOSED MONDAYS”
Wed., Thurs., Sat., Sun.: 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tue. & Fri., 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Doors open at 5 a.m.
Taco Tuesday - 5p.m. to 8p.m.
Fish Friday - 5p.m. to 8p.m.
Gift Certificates Available
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Painting
Baldwin Painting - (815) 257-2823 or (815) 452-2677
Sand & Gravel
Septic
Edward D. Hartwig - (309) 364-3672
Surveying
Illinois Valley Surveying & Consultants, Inc - (815) 925-7511
McClure Engineering Associates, Inc - (815) 433-2080
LJ's Garden Cafe
Kitchen Hours
Lot Mowing
Lake Wildwood Association (vacant lots only) - (309) 463-2047 (ext. 1)
Rick Jesse - (309) 463-2728 or (309) 696-8568
Ron Franklin (Mowing Lawns & Meadow Lots) - (815) 252-5882
Water So¿eners, Filtration and Boled Water Delivery
Kanive So» Water Supply (John Bayler) - (309) 246-7015
114 N. Chicago Street
Magnolia, Illinois
(815) 869-3600
(815) 257-7051
Carry Outs Available
(Additional $0.25 for
each carry out)
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2016
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Lost or found an item? Let us know!
(309) 463-2047
Ext. 1: Office
Ext. 2: Main Gate
Bulletin Board
Sunbeam
Photo Contest
Lot Mowing Payment
Deadline
Redbook &
Bluebook
Creel Limits &
Fishing Rules
Reception to display the
photographs will be on
Friday, July 29th at
7:00 p.m. in the Lodge.
If you would like the
Association to mow your
vacant lot please send in
payment of $100.00 by
June 1, 2016.
The Rules and Regulations
and Bylaws are available
online on our website at
¯.lake-wildwood.com
The creel limits and
fishing rules &
regulations are now
available on our
website.
Photo registration forms to
appear in May paper.
Venetian Night
August 13
Services and Fees
Chart
Utilities, Inc.
Water Company
Board of Directors
Election
Light up your watercra»
and join us for
Venetian Night
this August!
Stop by our website at
If you have questions or
require additional services
contact Utlitlies, Inc. by
telephone at 847-498-6440
or visit them online at
¯.uiwater.com
Petitions will be available
beginning July 1st.
Registration required.
Our Fees and Fines chart
along with other important
information is available.
Forms available in the
Office or on the website:
FRIDAY, JUNE 24
Lake Wildwood Pool // 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. // Ages 0-14
Chips/Snacks/Hot Dogs will be served!
Magic Lake
Landscaping, Inc.
LAKEFRONT HOME FOR SALE
3 BR/2 BA on deepest part of lake
near beach. Built in 1997, quality
& maintenance free. Central air,
3 decks, pine walls and floors.
Beautiful kitchen with stainless
appliances. Extra upstairs family
room and kitchenette perfect for
kids or guests. Composite stairs
& decks, plus concrete path to
lake. Dock, shed, Pontoon boat
incl. Furnishings & Gator ATV
neg. No mowing, just relax!
$270,000 or best offer.
Call (309) 251-4100.
Appointment only.
• Pavers/concrete driveways, patios, sidewalks, steps, & pillars
• Retaining & seating walls, firepits
• Planting trees & bushes, mulching
• Landscaping, excavations & grading
• Residential snow plowing, firewood
Call to schedule your appointment:
Roman at (630) 309-9761 (cell)
Local contractor (Lake Thunderbird resident)
Over 20 years experience - Free Estimates
We appreciate your business and
we look forward to working with you!
Ted’s Convenient Quarter Store
Ted’s Convenient Quarter Store presents ‘Deuce Club’ for pool, darts, air
hockey, fooseball, cards, etc. Members = rent-a-key (May 1 - Nov. 1) for
$10/month to use anytime. Rent ‘Deuce Club’ from 8-5 for $25.
Non-members = $3/day for one or $5/day for a
family of four. Rent ‘Deuce Club’ for $50/day.
Coming soon:
Jeffrey’s nine hole mini putt-putt golf!
OPENING APRIL 25, 2016
E: [email protected]
W: www.als-landscape.com
Facebook: ALS Landscape
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
- Paver, Patios, Drives & Walks
- Timber, Block & Boulder Walls
- Concrete Removal/Concrete Edgers
- Decorative Rock & Plantings
- Junk & Debris Removal
- Excavation
- Land Clearing
- Hauling/Grading
- Seeding & Sod
- Flagstone Walks & Patios
- Fire-pits & Outdoor Fireplaces
- Landscape Renovation
- Skid Steer Service
- Gravel Shed Pads
- Landscape Equipment Rental
- Bulk Material Sales & Delivery
CALL 815-712-7000 FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
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June
sunday
monday
tuesday
wednesday thursday
friday
‘Chicks w/ 2
1
3
Sticks’
saturday
4 Kid's Fishing
Derby
Campground
Coffee
5
6
7
ECC
8
9
11
10
Finance
Board of
Directors
Recreation
12
13
Water
Aerobics
Begins
14
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‘Chicks w/
Sticks’
16
17
23
24
18
Potluck
21
22
Coffee
Potluck
CWS (1st Wed.)
CWS (3rd Wed.)
25
28
29
Lodge
CG Pav
Office
Office
Lodge
Office
Office
Office
Office
09 : 30
06 : 00
06 : 30
0 1 : 30
am
pm
pm
pm
Lodge
Lodge
Lodge
Lodge
notes & reminders
Chicks with Sticks (CWS) Contact - Jackie
Zohfeld (815) 993-5445.
Lakes & Dams
NRC
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am
pm
am
am
am
am
am
pm
pm
CP&A
Kid's Pool
Party
Finance
26
1 0 : 00
0 1 : 00
1 0 : 00
09 : 00
08 : 00
08 : 00
1 0 : 30
04 : 30
0 1 : 30
Board
Campground
CP&A
ECC
Finance
Lakes & Dams
NRC
Recreation
Sunbeam
group meetings
Sunbeam
Deadline
Sunbeam
19
15
committee meetings
Kid's Pool Party - 7:00 p.m. at the Lake
Wildwood Pool. For more information, visit the Association website.
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Water Aerobics - 11:00 a.m. - Noon. Begins
June 13th.
July
sunday
monday
tuesday
wednesday thursday
friday
1
saturday
Fireworks
2
ECC
3
Rain Date
for Fireworks
4
5
6
‘Chicks w/
Sticks’
7
9
8
Finance
10
11
Recreation
Coffee
12
13
Board of
Directors
14
15
Sunbeam
Deadline
16
committee meetings
Board
Campground
CP&A
ECC
Finance
Lakes & Dams
NRC
Recreation
Sunbeam
1 0 : 00
09 : 00
1 0 : 00
09 : 00
08 : 00
08 : 00
1 0 : 30
04 : 30
0 1 : 30
am
am
am
am
am
am
am
pm
pm
Lodge
CG Pav
Office
Office
Lodge
Office
Office
Office
Office
group meetings
Paddleboard
Event
Garage Sale
Campground
Coffee
Potluck
CWS (1st Wed.)
CWS (3rd Wed.)
09 : 30
06 : 00
06 : 30
0 1 : 30
am
pm
pm
pm
Lodge
Lodge
Lodge
Lodge
CP&A
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18
19
20
‘Chicks w/
Sticks’
21
23
22
notes & reminders
Chicks with Sticks (CWS) Contact - Jackie
Zohfeld (815) 993-5445.
Sunbeam
24
25
Potluck
26
27
28
29
Photo Contest
Reception
30
Family Fun
Day Hog Roast
Fireworks - Saturday, July 2nd beginning
at dusk at the Lake Wildwood dam.
Lakes & Dams
NRC
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Helpful Information
state watercraft registration
sunbeam content submission
new association members
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources no
longer sends out reminders regarding watercra»
registration. Please visit the DNR website online to
renew your watercra» registration.
Materials for the Sunbeam must be submied no
later than the 15th of each month to be included in
the following month's paper.
Welcome to Lake Wildwood Association!
hp://¯.dnr.illinois.gov/
rules and regulations online
The Lake Wildwood Association Rules and Regulations (Redbook) is available online and it is the
most up-to-date copy of the Association’s rules.
If you’re looking for information on a specific rule,
please use the online rulebook or contact the Association with any questions you may have. The rules
can be found at:
hp://¯.lake-wildwood.com/
key issuance policy
Keys may be signed out to members for access to
the following facilities:
West Beach Restrooms and Emergency Equipment
Cabinet, East Beach Restrooms and Emergency
Equipment Cabinet, Tennis Courts, Lodge, Fish
Cleaning Disposal and Campground Equipment
Shed.
Members signing out keys are responsible for use
and re-securing the area.
Keys must be returned the same day as sign out.
JUNE SUNBEAM
2016
Feel free to use the resources provided below to
beer acquaint yourself with all Lake Wildwood
has to offer.
Visit our website:
Follow us on Facebook:
¯.facebook.com/lakewildwood
Join our email newsleer list:
Sign-up online from our website.
Contact the Welcoming Commiee:
Gwen Wassilak (309) 463-2645
Christine Webster (309) 463-2587

JUN 2016 - Lake Wildwood Association

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