March 2015 - Raintree Lake

SHORELINE
RLPOA
Special points of interest:
 Board Candidate Info - Pages 4 - 6
 Amended & Restated By-Laws Pages 6 - 20
 Garden Club - Page 21
March 2015
Annual Meeting
Thursday, March 26
The Annual Meeting of the Raintree Lake Property Owners Association is
scheduled for Thursday, March 26, 2015, at 7:00pm and will be held at the
clubhouse. All residents are urged to attend, but voting will be restricted to
residents in good standing (dues and fines paid). If you are unable to attend, you
may vote electronically or by giving a proxy to someone who will be there; simply
fill out the proxy and drop it by the RLPOA office.
 Electronic Voting tip - Page 22
 Codes Blotter - Page 22
 New Boat Ramp Procedures Page 23
 New Residents - Page 24
 Aquaticare Accepting Applications Page 25
This year, terms will expire for the following members of the RLPOA Board of
Directors: Brenda Miller, Brian West, David Parker, Mark Spencer and Brad
Oestreich.
Remember there are no provisions for “write-ins” on the proxy ballot.
Ballots will be mailed directly to your home again this year, including the
instructions to vote electronically. Watch for this mailing in March. See
page 22 of this Shoreline for electronic voting tip.
 Adults Pizza Party - 26
 Fountains BBQ - Page 27
 Easter Egg Hunt - Page 29
In This Issue:
Remember!
Boat Slip Leases
are due by
Sunday, March 15th!
Financial Status
Page 2
Raintree
Eagle
sitting on
the ice,
and then in
flight.
January
2015.
Pictures by
Josh
Cresswell.
Calendar
Page 28
Teens for Hire
Page 30
Classifieds
Page 38
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Financial Statement
Delinquency Report Comparison
As of January 2015
Money Market Sweep
Account:
$304,204.17
Capital Asset:
$10,500
Siltation:
$22,500
Insurance Reserve:
$5,000
2014
One Quarter Past Due:
144 Lots totaling
Included in the Sweep
Account are Reserves
for:
Operations:
$59,500
Dock Self Insurance:
$41,000
2015
Monument:
$5,000
$18,465.97
$13,177.86
Two Quarters Past Due:
Raintree View:
$5,500
60 Lots totaling
$15,221.61
Siltation Loan:
($45,000)
$12,782.98
Three Quarters Past Due:
9 Lot totaling
Notes Payable:
$197,321.27
$ 6,111.65
Expenses:
$ 61,707.19
$ 8,162.55
Liens:
28 Lots totaling
Annual
Loan Payment:
$72,747
$49,094.10
Help Wanted!!!
$50,232.72
Board Approval for
February 10, 2015:
Looking to hire
Seasonal Weed
Eating and
Grounds Crew
 Approved the Annual Meeting Ballot Proposal
and Survey
 Approved PayLease Agreement
 Approved Swim Team requests
Employment Applications available
on the RLPOA website:
www.rlpoa.com
Look under “Forms” under the
“For Residents” tab
 Approved
2015 Season
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Pool Contract for
Unsatisfied Judgments/Liens
LIENS
Lot#
119
158
711
862
First Name
Roger
Steve
Rosalyn
Stanley & Teresa
Last Name
Slead
May
Campbell
Lamaster
Address
732 SW Raintree Drive
727 SW Raintree Drive
429 SW Seagull
5108 SW Mallard Point
1502
A,B,C,D
SR29
Michael
Sonja
Smith
Lane
3886-C SW Harbor Drive
3824 SW Windsong Dr.
UNSATISFIED JUDGMENTS
Lot#
First Name
Last Name
Address
43
Angela
Marks
3829 SW Harbor Circle
48
463
552
620
1361
1639
NS04
SR19
W37A-D
Ronald & Deborah
Dennis
Moses
Lauren
Victor & Sharon
Russell
Tim & Jennifer
John
Darron Properties
Knold
Hammontree
Smith
Gleason
Lee
Winton
Fortier
Adams
3804 SW Harbor Circle
4279 SW Averio Lane
313 SW Green Teal
405 SW Seaside Sparrow
820 SW Lake Pines Drive
4517 SW Admiral Byrd.
4468 SW Raintree Shore
740 SW Windsong Cr.
3824 SW Harbor Drive
Plus an additional six properties that are in bankruptcy.
Don’t forget to change your clocks and your smoke
detector batteries!
“Spring Forward”
Daylight savings time
begins Sunday, March 8th
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Board Candidate Profiles
Name: Mark Spencer
Address: 512 SW Raintree Drive
Employment: Hewlett-Packard Enterprise
Years at Raintree: 18 years
Current or Previous Service: Current Board Member
Class A Single-Family
Mark and his wife Patty moved to Raintree in 1997 with their two children.
Mark is an Escalation Manager for Hewlett Packard and manages a virtual
team of engineers during crisis situations with all aspects of IT for
companies and corporations. Over the years he has attended Board
meetings and Lake Committee meetings at Raintree and made
recommendations for the community including the boat stickers with
emergency numbers, garbage containers located around the lake, and the
every-other-year attendance requirement for safety meetings. As a board
director Mark continues to provide input for the betterment of the RLPOA
community regarding safety, beautification, and increase of neighborhood
property values. Mark lives by the motto “If you do something, you might as
well have fun doing it” and his favorite things are “temps over seventy
degrees, enjoying the amenities of the Raintree community, and having fun
with family and friends.” “I truly believe that over the past year the Board
has worked very well together and has made significant progress within our
community.”
Name: Brenda Miller
Address: 5115 SW Snowy Egret
Employment: Self Employed
Years at Raintree: 21 years
Current or Previous Service: Current Board member, Activities
Committee member, Facilities Committee member, Raintree View
Committee member. As Activities Committee member I organize the
annual Lake Clean-up event held in May.
Class A Single-Family
I would like to continue to work with other Directors in making our
community a better place to live and to be a voice on the Board in the next
2 years. I am currently a Real Estate Sales person with Coldwell Banker
and my wish is to continue to assist in making sound decisions that will
positively affect the value of real estate, and quality of life in our
community. I continue to support the rules and regulations that we
currently have in place in an attempt to assist in maintaining our property
values. The issue that I am particularly interested in is the Ethics Policy
that has been put in place within this past year for all our volunteers. Our
community continues to grow and we can no longer work on the “good old
boy” system. All volunteers need to understand the impact they have on
our community and in my opinion must acknowledge that they will work
within a high ethical standard when making recommendations and
decisions for our members.
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Board Candidate Profiles
Name: Craig A. Eaton
Address: 401 SW Albatross Ct.
Employment: Tech-Reps, Inc.
Years at Raintree: 9 1/2 years
Current or Previous Service: President Raintree Angler Club and
Chairperson of Lake Committee
My wife Jolie and I, along with our son Cail, have been neighbors in
the Raintree community for 9 1/2 years. I have been active in the
community as a volunteer for many of our events. I have worked in
the telecommunications industry for 30 years and assisted The
Fountains in getting Google fiber. My interests are simple and
have not waived, “I CARE” about our community and preservation
of our resources. The Board is doing good things and I know I can
contribute to their vision for Raintree’s future.
Class A Single-Family
Name: Jenifer Bolin
Address: 731 SW Lemans Lane
Employment: Grandview School District
Years at Raintree: 11
Current or Previous Service: Member and Past President of Raintree
Lake Garden Club, Summerfest Parade organizer, member of Family
Activities Committee
In May 2003 I moved to Raintree with my two boys, and we have been
very happy living in this community. I joined the Raintree Lake Garden
Club 10 years ago, and am a past President of this great club. Last
year I decided to revive the Parade for Summerfest, and really enjoyed
all the support the community gave to it, making it a success. That
decision somehow resulted in my becoming involved with the Family
Activities Committee, from which I get a great deal of satisfaction.
When I learned that a class B Board Member was not going to seek
re-election, I decided to put my name forward. Never having served as
a Board Member in the past, I feel I can bring a fresh and open mind to
the deliberations of that body. I have no hidden agenda but intend to
listen to all sides of all issues, use common sense, and cast my vote
based on what is best for the entire Raintree Lake community.
Class B Multi-Family
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One more Board Candidate
on next page!
Board Candidate Profiles
Name: Alan VanDeusen
Address: 4282 SW Averio Lane
Employment: CertTech LLC
Years at Raintree: 35 years
Current or Previous Service: Served for 9 months as an appointed
board member to fill a vacancy.
Class A Single-Family
I worked at Honeywell as an engineer for 29 years, and I am now a partner
at CertTech LLC, an engineering firm in Lenexa, KS where I serve as the
director of the systems group and a partner. I have BS and MS degrees,
both in electrical engineering from MU. I have lived at Raintree Lake since
1979, and raised my three children here, one of whom is now a Raintree
resident with his wife and son. I have served on the siltation committee for
19 years, most of that as chairman. I did serve on the board for 9 months
as an appointed member to fill a temporary vacancy. I have reduced my
work hours in the last year, and now I have more time to give back to the
community that has given my family so much over the years. I do travel
some for my work, and enjoy vacations, but if elected to the board, I will
work my schedule to attend as many board meetings as possible and work
at making Raintree an even better community. I don’t have any projects in
particular that I am trying to get accomplished, but I just want to continue
the hard work of many that have served on the board before me.
AMENDED AND RESTATED BY-LAWS:
EXPLANATION AND SUMMARY OF PROPOSAL
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Annual Meeting - Electronic Voting Tip
In March you will be receiving a ballot in the mail for Raintree Lake. Should you choose to vote electronically, please note
this tip to avoid confusion: You will be provided a web address to input that will take you directly to an electronic ballot.
This web address should be input into the address bar - See the arrow below. DO NOT enter the address into the Search
Bar - see the note in the Search Bar below. The example provided is for the Google page, but no matter which search
engine your prefer, the area you type the web address will be in the same approximate place on the page.
Enter the
web
address
here
DO NOT ENTER THE WEB ADDRESS HERE!!!!!
CODES BLOTTER
Trash - 20
Inoperable vehicle - 1
Boat and/or Trailer - 9
Builder’s dumpster - 1
Owner’s siltation violation - 1
Preservation of property - 4
ARB violation - 4
Incompletion of project - 2
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New Boat Ramp Procedures
You may have noticed that a gate has been installed at the boat ramp. In
the spring we will also be adding a code lock to the gate. Residents will
receive the code when they purchase their boat stickers.
Winter
Office Hours
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
There were two factors that drove the Board decision to install the gate:
trespassers and invasive species control. Trespassing boaters have been
relatively minimal, but they cause a fair amount of concern. Dealing with
trespassers is always an uncomfortable experience for all involved. A
locked gate is expected to send a very clear message to would-be
trespassers.
Saturday
9:00 am - Noon
Office: 537-7576
Fax: 537-5621
The second factor, invasive species control, is a much more significant
challenge that could affect all residents. The invasive species of most
concern to the Lake Committee and the Board is zebra mussels. Zebra
mussels can cause significant damage to boats and structures in the lake as
well as injury to swimmers. All of which has the potential to reduce property
values in our community.
Zebra mussels have few known predators and reproduce at incredible rates.
A single female zebra mussel can reproduce a million zebra mussels eggs
each year. Zebra mussels are not visible to the naked eye in their larvae
stage, known as veligers. Zebra mussels have been identified at a number
of nearby lakes including Hillsdale Lake, Smithville Lake, Lake of the Ozarks
and Lake Lotawana. They are yet to be found in Raintree Lake.
Many surrounding private lakes have implemented very restrictive
quarantine policies to reduce the possibility of transmission from infested
waters. These lakes tend to be smaller, have lower percentages of trailered
boats and have significant space available for designated quarantine
areas. This approach appears to be less practical for application at
Raintree Lake. Our approach is focused on the education of our community
members.
The gate is intended to serve as a reminder that every boater at Raintree is
responsible for the health of our lake. During primary boating season
(May 1 - September 30) the gate will be monitored by the Lake Patrol. On
high traffic days the Lake Patrol and members of the Lake Committee may
conduct random inquiries and inspections of boats entering the lake. They
will also provide additional educational information.
Key points to remember: CLEAN, DRAIN, DRY, DISPOSE
Cleaning with water heated to 140°F instantly kills mussels. The Boat/Truck
wash next to Casey's in Greenwood is set to a minimum of 140°F and is
recommended for use by all boats that have been in infested waters prior to
re-entry into Raintree Lake.
In addition to cleaning and drying the boat, special attention should be paid
to trailers, bilges, live wells, ballast tanks, bait buckets, fat sacks, life
jackets, tubes, wakeboards, skis, ropes, wet suits and any other gear that
has been in infested waters to ensure that they are thoroughly cleaned and
dried as well.
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825 SW Raintree Dr.
LSMO 64082
[email protected]
General Manager:
Rachelle Vandiver
[email protected]
Welcome New Residents!!
Kurtis & Haley Moore
226 SW Marsh Wren
James Warren
333 SW Seagull
Chris & Cynthia Schartz
705 SW Estates Drive
Michael & Christy Curley
4500 SW Aft Drive
Stephen & Sharon McAuley
4620 SW Soldier Drive
John & Mary Jackman
4432 SW Admiral Byrd Drive
Roby & Kerri Anderson
4492 SW Aft Drive
Jerry & Sherrie Jansen
3917 SW Windjammer Ct.
Derrick & Nicole Bonds
1100 SW Drake Circle
Kevin & Amanda Brunette
3913 SW Hidden Cove Circle
Committee Minutes
RAINTREE VIEW MEETING MINUTES
FEB. 11, 2015
The committee met at the clubhouse at 7 pm. Present were Stan, Brenda, and Allan.
Discussion was held on changing the location of the new swing set and equipping it with proper chains and hardware. It
was decided to meet in early April and create a monthly safety inspection checklist and specific rules and signage for the
board to consider.
The future shelter house plan was reviewed. We have one budgetary quote and the goal of building in 2018 looks
possible at this time. The gazebo in Pleasant Hill resembles our tentative plan as far as size and shape is concerned,
though there are big differences in the materials.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8 pm. There will be no scheduled meeting for the month of
March; the next scheduled meeting will be on April 8, 7pm, tentatively at the clubhouse. Anyone interested is invited to join
us.
THE VILLA VOICE
Over 20 Villa residents had a “fun” time at the Fun House Pizza place in February and everyone seemed to enjoy their pizza.
“Thanks” go to Peggy Bartlett and Barbara Kirk, our hostesses, who organized the get-together and arrived at the restaurant
early to reserve seating.
Our next planned event is the March 5th game night. If you are planning to attend, please note that we are doing something
different—we are to bring a dessert to share rather than an appetizer. Reservations are not necessary but if you have any
questions, please contact one of the hostesses, Debbie Chapman at (913) 523-4932 or Gloria Pilkerton at 588-7755. If you
have a favorite game, please bring it or plan to play Farkle, Spoons, Hand & Foot or Dominoes (Mexican Train). Everyone
welcome!
Nothing is planned for April due to the Easter holiday.
Our next Game Night is May 7th. If you would be willing to serve as a hostess, please let the March hostesses or a committee
member know.
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Aquaticare Pool Management Accepting Applications
Aquaticare Pool Management Company will be accepting applications for lifeguards and gate
attendants for the 2015 pool season.
Lifeguard applicants must be 15 years of age by June 1, 2015.
Aquaticare will provide lifeguard training at the Longview Recreation Center this spring. We
use the American Red Cross Safety and Lifeguarding method. There are only two training
Sessions: April 2nd-4th and May 7th-9th, so if you need certification please send your
application soon.
Any previously certified lifeguards that need renewal training, the renewals will be on the
same weekends, but you attend Saturday only.
Anyone interested in an Attendant position, the HOA requests age 18 and above, and a
person who can be assertive with guests at the pool. We will have a training in-service for
that position also, to be announced at a later date.
Please email Aquaticare at [email protected] for an application and the position you
are requesting. We will contact you once we receive the email, to set up interviews.
Looking forward to a great 2015 swim season!
2015 Activities Schedule
Adult Pizza Party
Any activity on the ice
is strictly prohibited
3/27-Changed
date
Easter Egg Hunt
4/4
Cinco de Mayo
5/2
Spring Garage Sale
5/7 – 5/9
Lake Clean-up
5/16
Fishing Derby
5/25
Adult Pizza Party
6/12
Teen Swim
TBD
Summerfest
TBD
Fireworks
7/4
Teen Swim
7/16
Adult Pizza Party
8/7
Family Swim
8/15
Fall Garage Sale
9/10– 9/12
Adult Pizza Party
9/19
Visit with Santa
12/5
Please keep off the ice!
One of Raintree’s family fun events is
sledding down the dam. Please remember
that cars cannot be parked between the
signs on the dam. This is a Federal violation
and you can be ticketed by police! All
sledding activities are at your own risk.
Please be safe!
Stay Warm & Be Safe!
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Adult Pizza
Party
When: March 27
(NOT March 20th as previously listed!)
Where: Raintree Clubhouse
Dinner served: 6-8 pm
Fun continues until: 10 pm
BYOB
To volunteer please call Connie Johnson at 537-3384 or
Rose Marie Walter at 537-8486.
Be sure to bring your Raintree I.D. card with you!!
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March 2015
Sun
1
Mon
2
Quilting B’s
9am - 4 pm @ DPAC
ARB 7 p.m. @
Clubhouse
8Daylight Savings 9
time begins 2am
Daisies
4:30 - 7:00 pm
@ DPAC
Pool Committee 7pm
@ Clubhouse
Lake Committee 7pm
@ Clubhouse
Tue
3
Ladies Bridge
9:15am and
Men’s Club Cards
1:30 both @DPAC
LEASES DUE!!
Ladies Bridge
109:15am
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and
Men’s Club Cards
1:30 both @DPAC
North Shore POA
Board Mtg. 6:30pm
Clubhouse
Bee Keepers 17
16
9 am - 4pm @ DPAC Ladies Bridge
ARB 7 p.m. @
Clubhouse
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Fountains
Bunco 1pm
@ DPAC
Daisies 4:30 - 7:00
pm @ DPAC
Cards
4
1:00 pm @DPAC
Thu
MahJongg
5 1 pm @ DPAC 6
30
Raintree Angler’s
Club 7pm @ DPAC
Sat
7
Villa’s Game
Night - 6:30 pm
@DPAC
9:15am &
Men’s Club 1:30 pm
both at DPAC
Ladies Bunco
10:am @
DPAC
Friendly Yarners
2-4pm @ DPAC
Common Ground
Mtg. 7pm @ DPAC
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1:00 pm @DPAC
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Garden Club Mtg
7pm @ DPAC
MahJongg
1 pm @ DPAC
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1 pm @ DPAC
Friendly Yarners
2-4pm @ DPAC
ANNUAL
MEETING
Clubhouse
7:00 p.m.
31 Ladies Bridge 1
9:15am and
Men’s Club Cards
1:30 both @DPAC
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ARB DEADLINE
24 Ladies Bridge 25
9:15am &
Men’s Club 1:30 pm
both at DPAC
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Professional
Women’s Group
9 -10am @ DPAC
DPAC Committee
Mtg. 7pm @ DPAC
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Fri
Appeals Mtg-7pm
DPAC
Board Mtg. 7pm
Clubhouse
15BOAT SLIP
Wed
2
Cards
1:00 pm @DPAC
RAINTREE 1ST
QUARTER
ASSESSMENTS
ARE DUE!
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Adult Pizza
Party
6:00-10:00 p.m.
Clubhouse
3
MahJongg
1 pm @ DPAC
4
Easter Egg Hunt
10:00 am
Clubhouse
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Teens for Hire
Call Office to update 537-7576
Name
Age
Services
Telephone
Marissa
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Child care, pet care and house sitting
210-7396
Hunter Nicole
16
Child care, CPR Trained
726-7154 or 682-5944
Lindsey
16
Babysitting, dog walking, LS Parks & Rec. CPR
trained
816-728-5158
Madeleine
15
Babysitting & Dog sitting has Lee’s Summit Park
& Rec. babysitting boot camp training
804-8959
Grace
15
Baby sitting, Math Tutoring, After-school Child
Care, House Watching
673-6839
Zach
13
Dog walking, pet sitting and yard raking and
cleaning
277-9386
Kali
16
Child care
913-306-0605
Shay
14
Dog walking, sitting, babysitting, LS Parks &
Rec. CPR Trained
456-6642
Jayme
14
Babysitting
309-9364
Kyle
17
Lawn mowing & trimming. Small engine repair/
maintenance and odd jobs.
537-7927
Jacob
14
Dog/pet sitting and babysitting.
853-2226
Olivia
15
Child care and dog walking
838-5540
Jacob
16
Lawn mowing and trimming. Dependable.
816-223-7656
Noah
17
Lawn mowing, trimming, clearing off driveways,
dog walking, pet sitting. Very dependable.
816-289-8019
Michael
16
Mowing & trimming
816-721-7555
Alyssa
13
Babysitting
816-366-0119
Tyler
18
Snow shoveling/removal. Excellent rates
(816) 783-3320
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PO BOX 1332
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CLASSIFIEDS
Wanted: Looking to trade in or sell
your old car? Why not donate it to
the National Kidney Foundation and
gain a tax deduction. The NKF will
accept your vehicle, pick it up and
turn it into funds for programs and
services. For more information, call
(913) 262-1551 or (800) 488-2277.
Wanted: Garage sale, liquidation or
estate sale leftovers. Will take
anything other than toxic waste
materials or trash. All donations will
be tax deductible and go to great
local charities. For more information
please contact Raintree resident Will
with Scrappy Scrappers at
913-558-7380.
Motorcycle For Sale: 2005 Harley
Davidson Deuce, excellent condition.
Call 537-7265.
For Sale: Boat Lift. It’s currently on
Raintree Lake, $1150. For more
information contact Donnie @
(816) 510-7400.
For Sale: Boat Lift $2000.
(816) 537-7583.
Call
For Sale: 2003 Tracker Party Deck
21’ Mercruiser 5.0 I/O New Vinyl last
year. No trailer $10,000 Boat lift
$2,500. 816-550-6117
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/
boa/4830250483.html
For Sale: CWB brand (blue)
wakeboard ($35). Also knee board
for free (needs minor repair.) Call
816-537-7447.
For Sale: Boat lift - currently on
dock
6-RF.
$1200
OBO.
816-674-9896.
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Help Wanted: Looking for a person
to help with simple, basic handyman
chores. $14 per hour. 816-623-5474.
Wanted: Boat Slip to Sublease Kingsfisher
&
Widgeon
Way.
Contact Jimmy at 816-830-1522.
Wanted:
Boat Slip to Sublease.
Please call Jack (816) 223-3205.
For Sale: 2005 21’ Crownline. Low
hours. Great condition. V8 with ski
tower.
$24,000
OBO.
816-674-9896.
For Sale: Dolphin 12 ft yellow and
white fiberglass sailboat with two
masts and trailer for sale: $750 OBO.
Call Brien at 816-918-9947.
Boat Slip for Sublease: Located
on Reef Point Cove. Call Vicki at
716-3861.
Raintree Staff:
2014 - 15
RAINTREE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
General Manager:
Rachelle Vandiver (537-7576)
[email protected]
Officers
Maintenance Director:
President - Brenda Miller
Vice President - Brian West
Secretary - Paul Landes
Treasurer - Sue Rusco
Marco Cusumano (537-7576)
Board Members
Water Patrol/Codes Administrator:
Nolan Plymell (537-7576)
Josh Cresswell (520-3893)
Sharon McCann,
Brad Oestreich, David Parker,
Frank Paulic, and Mark Spencer
Administrative Assistants:
Debbie Hanss
The Board of Directors meet
on the second Tuesday of each
month at 7:00pm.
Karen Miller
Tracy Robertson
(537-7576)
Committee Meetings
& Locations:
Raintree Committee
Chairpersons:
ARB: 1st & 3rd Mondays 7pm @ Clubhouse
ARB: Penny Wilkinson
Appeals: Erma Mallett
Common Ground: TBD
Facilities: Toni Travalent
Lake: Craig Eaton
Pool: Chairperson to be determined
Adult Activities: Rose Marie Walter
Family Activities: Greer Cannady
Raintree View: Alan Dancy & Stan Spruill
Duck Pond Activ. Cntr: Marilyn Burasco
Nominating: David Elliott
Finance: Susan Rusco
Siltation: Alan VanDeusen
Neighborhood Watch: David Mitchell
Security: Brad Oestreich
Welcoming: Rose Marie Walter
Appeals: 1st Tuesday 7pm @ DPAC
Common Ground: 2nd Wednesday 7pm @ DPAC
Facilities: WATCH CALENDAR
Lake: 2nd Monday 7pm @ Clubhouse
Pool: 2nd Monday 7pm @ Clubhouse
Adult Activities: WATCH CALENDAR
Family Activities: WATCH CALENDAR
Raintree View: 2nd Wednesday 7pm @ Clubhouse
Duck Pond Activity Cntr: Every other month - 4th
Monday 7pm @ DPAC
Siltation: WATCH CALENDAR
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PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
Contact Us
Give us a call for more
information.
Raintree Lake Property
Owners Association
825 SW Raintree Dr
(816) 537-7576
[email protected],
[email protected]
Visit us on the web at
www.rlpoa.com
OR CURRENT RESIDENT