The Thunderbird

The Thunderbird
Volume 63, Issue 1
Jan - Jun, 2012
E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]
WEB SITE: lakeseneca.org
FACEBOOK: Lake Seneca-Montpelier, Ohio
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
MEETING AT
ARROWHEAD LODGE
MAY 20, 2012
1:30 P.M.
Join in the Fun
June 30, 2012
The Annual Parade of Garage Sales
Sponsored by Lake Seneca Beautification
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Port-a-Pit Chicken at the lodge.
See inside for details
President’s Message
The 2011-2012 Lake Seneca fiscal year has been a difficult year in many respects, but the Lake has pulled through
thanks to the office (Carol Swiatkowski), the many volunteers with their talents and service to the Lake and the
tremendous efforts by several trustees, notably James Delcamp, Mark and Sue Shenkel, and John Halderman. As a
board, we are fortunate to have been building on the healthy budgeting and administrative processes created by
Lynn Elston, Janice Bilton and Ron Park, among others. We also are fortunate to continue to have the support of the
Beautification, Craft, Recreation and Social Committees, not to mention the Road committee.
In terms of the mechanics of the Lake, the big events have been rebuilding of a 1 mile section of Seneca Drive,
replacement of one of several needed culvert pipes, and replacement of the barriers over the bridge. The volunteers
have kept up with the mowing and a lot of work on the roads, beach and docks, as well as with dirt sales.
But the fact is that the Lake is going downhill and will continue to do so. There is a simple reason: not enough
money. The good news in this regard is that James Delcamp has arranged a better process for encouraging Lake
Members to catch up with overdue payments. But even if we bring up to date all dues, the ongoing amount is
insufficient to maintain, let alone improve the lake. The result is going to be a steady decay of lake property values
relative to where they could be if we brought the lake to resort standards.
We overspent income by about $10,000 last year and have budgeted 2012-2013 to make that up. What have we not
budgeted for 2012-2013?
Dredging
Mosquito spraying
Road reconstruction in 2012-2013
Security
What do I predict for the future with current revenue levels, assuming improved collections from overdue members?
No dredging
No mosquito spraying
No security
1 mile road reconstructed in 2013-2014
1 mile road reconstructed in 2015-2016
New roof for the lodge
If we wish to reverse the deterioration of the Lake as a resort property we need not only keep up what has been built
in the past, but add to the Lake assets, by generating and completing new projects such as a swinging bridge across
the river below the dam for walkers with room to walk bicycles so members and their kids could walk and cycle
around the lake, a marina that functions as a convenient water access and social center which would attract more
people to build on off Lake lots, a sewage system to make it possible to build nice houses on small lots, on and off
the Lake, and a decent security system (gated community). The current board works hard simply keeping up with
basics, but does not have the energy to lead major new projects. What is needed now is enough new revenue to
finish the roads in a reasonable time and hire a lake manager to handle the basics. That would be about $500 more
per member per year of which $200 (on top of the current $100) would go to the roads to build a mile a year, and
$300 would go for a Lake manager and the costs of resuming dredging and catching up on maintenance, like culvert
replacement. That would put the Lake in shape to move forward on bigger projects once the dam is paid off.
David Deubner
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Vice President/Maintenance
As I was saying, since returning to the board in August, a number of things have happened. The damaged
portals at the bridge have been rebuilt. (They still need signage to I.D. them)
We now have only one trash source which should help with wear and tear on the roads plus save each
member a couple bucks. What you actually receive from Allied Waste is your trash container, pickup on
Monday each week, plus the first Monday of each month is Large Pick Up day. Just sit it out and they
will take it. At spring clean-up on May 19th, a large roll-off container will be placed at the lodge for the
community to use for the day(at no charge).
Most all the equipment has had its repair or service work completed and is ready to be used for whatever
work needs to be performed around the lake and there’s always plenty of that from roads, to pumps or
mowing. The work seems endless, but there are a bunch of dedicated volunteers without whose help, none
of the work for the community would be done and saying thank you will never be enough for what they
do. A lot has been done over the last year, but as always, there’s even more to do.
Mark Shenkel
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Treasurer/Office
Treasurer’s Report
As of February 29, 2012
LSPOA Checking
--------Petty Cash
--------Operating Fund - Savings - - - - - - - - Dam Fund - Savings
--------Capital Reserve Account - - - - - - - - Operating Reserve
--------LSPOA Checking w/Huntington Bnk - Special Road Assessment - - - - - - - - Emergency Reserve Fund - - - - - - - - Total Current Assets
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
59.08
200.00
9.67
60,893.22
35,954.81
21,314.33
178.82
3,892.99
16,123.07
$138,625.99
The new 2012 Budget was approved by the Board in the February 9, 2012 Board Meeting. See insert. Please look
over. The Budget is to be voted on by the Membership at the Annual Meeting.
James Delcamp
Office Report
Office hours are Monday-Wednesday-Friday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Starting the first Saturday in June (June 4, 2011)
the office will be open on Saturdays from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon thru the month of September. The office is closed
all holidays.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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Secretary/Buildings & Grounds
Winter is almost over and it is one of the best winters I have ever had.
Not much going on with the gas prices and building material so high. Homes are not selling right now, but hopefully
as the weather improves, the housing market will improve also. Have issued only one building permit for
remodeling. It’s been very slow. Sent letters to a few homes about cleaning up their yards.
Jim Hulisz
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Lake, Dam & Waste Water
Monthly inspections indicate the dam is holding up well. Water quality was good last summer. Main 2012-2013
project is to remove rocks from the flip bucket (channel below the dam).
David Deubner
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Dredge & Crane
Dredging has ceased and will not continue this summer without funds being budgeted by the board. I am
disappointed as we can find funds to mow grass and work on the roads along with other monies spent, but not
maintain our lake. Our property values are based on having the lake and the recreational aspects that it provides. A
dues increase is needed and should be presented to the membership so we can maintain the lake. Some of the winter
repair work has been done to the dredge, but is not proceeding very well.
We should be able to clean the river out, as we have funds that were set aside from the sale of the dragline, and the
money was designated by the board to be set aside to clean the river with a long reach excavator.
Thank You,
John Halderman
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Security
I look forward to serving the community in the next year. I believe when we show respect we gain respect. The
number one issue I hear in regards to security is the ―4 – wheeler ―problems. A handful of people have done
destruction to the Nature preserve and tree farm, among other violations. These people are from the lake and off the
lake. A petition was turned in for a vote to ban 3 & 4 wheelers, dirt bikes & go carts. This does not affect golf carts
and UTV’s. A vote will be taken at the annual meeting in regards to this. Please vote one way or the other so we
know what the majority of the community wants. An insert on the proposal is in the newsletter.
The boat launch is another hot issue. Non-members and members not in good standing continue to use the lake at the
cost of the members in good standing. You know who you are! It seems the only way to police this are the members
in good standing. Let these people know how you feel. Report these violators so they can be dealt with accordingly.
In the fall we will vote for a new Sheriff. Please vote! With a new Sheriff come changes. I will support whoever is
elected. I want to thank Sheriff Beck for his support on various matters. The Sheriff and Deputies do support the
Board and members as far as the rules and by-laws let them.
Thank You,
Sue Shenkel
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REMINDER
LSPOA ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
MAY 20, 2012
1:30 PM ARROWHEAD LODGE
SIGN IN STARTS AT 1:00 PM
BALLOT DEADLINE 2:00 PM
Beautification Report
What is the Beautification Committee and what does it do? We are a dedicated group of Lake Seneca residence who
strive to keep our lake attractive by preserving the natural beauty and enhancing areas with trees and plants. Many of
the trees planted are memorials donated by loved family members or friends. We care for the Thunderbird sign,
guard shack, bridge by the Thunderbird, lodge and all the small thunderbird signs at the access lots and kiddy pond.
We plant and care for flowers and trees at many areas of our lake. In order to do this, we must make money. Our
biggest fundraiser has always been serving food during our annual garage sale, which will be held on June 30, 2012.
We ask each person having a sale to donate $5 so we can cover the cost of advertising. We also ask everyone to
donate some baked items as that is 100% profit for us. You have never let us down. Thank you! We also sell
Thunderbird yard signs for $30 which are now being made by Jim Hulisz and painted by Joe Nell Beggs. Another
money-maker is selling Lake Seneca shirts and hats. We are investigating adding coffee cups. The Lake pays us
monthly for cleaning the lodge several times each month. In addition to purchasing plants, trees and mulch, here are
some things we have done in the past two years:
Had all the trees at the main entrance professionally trimmed and fertilized at a cost of $909.50.
Had the trees at the Tass entrance trimmed for $312.
Purchased 2 roasters for the lodge for $80.
We donated cookies for the annual meeting.
We purchased a printer for the office.
Split the cost of the new propane tank for the lodge with the Lake so that the Lake could own their own tank and
shop around for the best price for gas.
We painted the inside of the lodge, bought new shades and put a new floor in the kitchen.
We have plans for completing an area in front of the lodge with paving stones and benches. We would also like to
redo the woman’s restroom.
Now for the ―begging‖ part, our group usually numbers 5 to 7 members and we are all over 65 years of age. We are
desperate for more members and helpers. We realize that everyone is busy, but if each person would donate 5 hours
a year to help complete needed work, we could survive. We meet on the second Monday at the Lodge at 7:00 pm.
We are posting a list of jobs in the office and the lobby (always open). Please pick something to do. Our clean up
day for the Lake is May 19th from 9-11. We will have a dumpster at the lodge to help clean up and a list of things
that can go in the dumpster will be posted. If you cannot work that day, choose a day that is good for you. We would
love the work to be done by the 19th as our annual meeting is the 20th and we would like our lake community to
show our pride in living here. The Beautification Committee would like to thank our board for all the volunteer
services they do. We would also thank those members that cut grass, plow snow, and help with any other jobs
needed to make us all safe.
William Penn said, ―I expect to pass through life but once. If, therefore, there can be any kindness I can show, or any
good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now…as I shall not pass this way again.‖
Thank you!
Linda Deshetler
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Krafters Klub
Attention to all crafters! Our LSPOA Kraft Klub has been together for about a year and a half now and we are still a
very small group. We're sure there has to be more members here at the lake that would like to share their talents with
us! Please let us know if you are interested and a day and time that would be good for you. We will try to
accommodate all those who want to come. We have a lot of fun and we are trying to sell our crafts to help with
things needed here at our lake. You can call Nancy Elson 419 485 0432, Joe Nell Beggs 419 485 4725 or Pam
Sheets 419 485 9129 for any more information you may need. Thank you in advance!
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Recreation Committee
The ―Rec‖ committee members are taking a break from the activities until the rest of their members come back from
Florida. In the past we have had dances, pancake & sausage breakfasts and dinners, taco nights, cards, poker runs,
volleyball, horseshoes, golf tournament, hog-roast dinners, chili cook-off, luau at the beach, etc. The Rec committee
also sponsored Easter functions and Halloween functions every year for the kids at no charge to anyone except the
Rec Committee and its members. This included hot dogs, chips and a drink for the kids (and some parents too).
The Rec committee purchased the microwave and two white round tables for the lodge.
During our first few years of operation, we had numerous people who helped with all of these activities. Everyone
was excited to have fun things going on again at Lake Seneca. We are now looking for more volunteers who want to
help and also looking for new event ideas. We did have a fun-filled night on New Year’s Eve. Thanks to all who
attended.
We now have $459.58 in the checking account (operating fund) and $2,336.57 in savings for a project.
We want to thank everyone who supports the Recreation Committee and hope we can continue with the fun-filled
activities that we all enjoy.
Thank you!
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Social Activities Committee
As of February 29, 2012 we have on deposit $916.33. We are hard at it planning fun activities for the year. Our
committee meets at 7:00 P.M. the 2nd Wednesday of each month at the Lodge and we are always looking for
volunteers and new ideas. Please join us. The following are activities for this year. Dates and times may change. We
may have additional activities. We also post our meetings and functions on the entrance boards to the lake and on
Facebook under Lake Seneca – Montpelier Ohio.
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Social Activities Committee Report Cont.:
April 7th – Kids Easter Party (12:00 – 2:00 P.M.) at the lodge. The Social Activities Committee would like to thank
the Krafter’s Klub, Beautification Committee and Lonnie & Dawn Sumner for co-sponsoring this event.
April 21st – Spaghetti Night (5-7 P.M.) with cards to follow at the lodge.
May 27th – Pancake & Sausage Breakfast (9-11 A.M.) at the lodge.
July 1st- The 1st Annual Redneck Yacht Club Regatta (2:00 P.M.) at the Beach. How many Popeye & Olive Oils
are out there? What about Gilligan & Mary-Ann, will your boat float or sink. There will be 2 age groups – 0-16
years of age and 17-99 yrs. Boats can only be constructed of cardboard and duck tape. They can be painted. Look
for more info on this event in the future. There will be registration forms to fill out.
July 7th – Pancake & Sausage Breakfast (9-11 A.M.) at the lodge. At dusk will be the annual Tansel Fireworks
Display at the Dam! Come enjoy this happening! Doug does a fantastic job!
July 18th – Spaghetti Dinner (6-8 P.M.) at the lodge.
September 1st- Pancake & Sausage Breakfast (9-11 A.M.) at the lodge.
October 20th – Chili Cook-off (6-8 P.M.) with cards to follow at the lodge.
November 14th – Taco Night (6-8 P.M.) at the lodge. Please bring a canned good to be distributed to area food banks
for the Holidays. (Our November meeting will be held on 11/7).
December 12th – Card Night & Munchies(7 P.M. - ?). Please bring a durable good for a child. Ex – Toothpaste,
mittens, socks. (Our December meeting will be held on 12/5).
December 31st – The 3rd Annual Jayne Ham Polar Plunge, 12:00 noon at the beach! All proceeds go to Trees
of Life to benefit the lake!
Thank You
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Nominating Committee
Barb Hulisz is heading up the Nomination Committee for the voting of the 2012 Trustees. There will be 3 openings
on the Board. Ballots will be mailed out at the proper time. Your account must be paid in full in order to receive a
ballot to vote. Please take the time to support the members of your choice by voting in this election.
Thank you.
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2012 Election of Board Members
Candidates’ Reports.
Below you will find the profiles of the volunteers who have agreed to serve on the Lake Seneca Board of Trustees
for the next two years:
BALLOTS WILL BE MAILED TO ALL MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING! (EXAMPLE, DUES PAID
TO DATE)
Roger Mann
464 Seneca Drive
Montpelier, OH 43543
Lots 785.5, 786, 787
Have been a Member here at Lake Seneca since November 2010.
Work History: Retired police officer & Fire Marshal
My reason for desiring a Board position is to give property owners reasonable time limits to correct problems and
treat them with respect!
I have been in contact with Aqua Ohio to paint all fire hydrants and donate fire hose to Lake for controlled burns.
Thank you for your consideration.
Roger Mann
. . .
John Halderman
444 Seneca Dr.
Montpelier, Ohio 43543
Education : Maumee High School – Maumee, Ohio
University of Toledo – Engineering Associate – Toledo, Ohio
ICS – Business Administration
Work History: Owens Illinois Glass Co. – Design Engineer
Winchester Mold Co. – President & CEO.
Lancaster Mold co. – President & CEO.
Owner of Drug store & Construction Operations Worker Profit Counselors, Consultant, Analyst & V.P. Sales
Arnold Machine Co. – Sales Engineer
My background has been in Engineering, business analysis both financial and operational and I have worked in
construction of Federal Dredging projects on the White and Misissinawa Rivers of Indiana.
My basic philosophy is that a board member is to serve the membership that has elected them to the position. If
elected I will do my best to represent the needs of the community, recognizing the fact that it is impossible to please
everyone all of the time. I will always be willing to discuss my reasons behind my decisions with any member of the
community.
In closing over the past years, I have served the Lake community in the capacity of President of the board and as a
trustee. I have also volunteered my services numerous times in past years for the betterment of the community. I
would appreciate your vote. Thank You
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2012 Election of Board Members Candidates’ Reports Continued:
Pamela Sheets
420 Pueblo Trail
Montpelier, OH 43543
Lots 1121 thru 1128
I would like to be considered for a position on the Board at Lake Seneca. We have been members since 1992. My
husband Richard and I have been living here on a full time basis since 2005 when we retired from our jobs in
Michigan.
I feel that the Lake has become divided for a while now and would like to see us work together as a team for the
good of our Lake Seneca Community. I would be new to all of this, but will work to the best of my ability to do a
good job. I am currently a member of the Kraft Klub and enjoy it very much.
Thank you.
. . .
James Coolman
217 Modoc
Montpelier, OH 43543
Lots 518, 519, 605, 606
My wife, Peggy, and I have been members here at Lake Seneca since 1995. I was hired for maintenance in 1995 and
have worked in maintenance off and on since then. I want to be a voice for the residents of Lake Seneca. Please
consider me for a position on the Board. Thank you for your vote.
. . .
John Raszka
538 Seneca Drive
Montpelier, OH 43543
Lot # 885
I am an open minded person. My background gives me experience dealing with service, billing and collections and
operating a budget. At this time with a struggling job market and people retired, we need to operate within our
means. We need to problem solve and learn how to function effectively and efficiently. I can be an asset to the board
to accomplish this task.
I am a graduate from Davis and Elkins College 1978 with a BS in Education. I’m married to my wife Karen for 29
years. We have two great kids, a son Jacob 25 and daughter Danielle 24. I am retired and live at 538 Seneca Drive in
which I enjoy each and every day. Lake Seneca is a great place to live and we enjoy neighbors and friends that stop
by to visit and go fishing. I’m also an active member at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Montpelier.
City of Sylvania (Division of Utilities)
 Retired after 33 years of service. Office Manager the last 6 years working with office personnel,
billing and collection, all permits and service to Sylvania’s 9000 water/sewer customers. Prior to
that, I managed the service department for 27 years. Upgraded the city to a fixed meter reading
system that would read all the water meters electronically therefore enabling city employees to be
used more efficiently. The city then was able to do monthly billing utilizing a bar code system to
process payment to become more effective. Collections of monies monthly cut down on
delinquency and brought revenue in quicker to sustain financial stability. I worked in the office to
trim waste and operate more effectively. I was always aware that I was working for the good of
the taxpayers of Sylvania.
Part Pay Fire Fighter Sylvania Township
 Fire Fighter/EMT for 28 years with the Sylvania Township. Volunteered and also worked part
time to help the Fire Department function within their department budgets. Worked with others
with the same goals and purpose to save property and lives. I spent many nights in Toledo on
mutual aid to support Toledo’s efforts during major structure fires.
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2012 Election of Board Members Candidates’ Reports Continued:
Sylvania Area Federal Credit Union
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I was a Loan Officer for 10 years.
On the board for 5 years. This was all volunteer board. I was recruited in because of my abilities in
managing the billing office for the City of Sylvania. Worked with personnel, rates adjustments and
loans.
USSF Soccer Referee and Assignor
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I enjoy refereeing USSF and High School soccer matches. This keeps me fit. I also assign referees
for youth soccer games at Pacesetter Park in Sylvania. It is fun working with referees, team
managers, and different leagues all in an effort to support the great game of soccer and youth
development in sports.
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Joseph A. Smith
551 Kiowa Trail
Montpelier, OH 43543
Lot #s 893, 894, 895
My wife and I moved to Lake Seneca in October of 2009 from Michigan. I was transferred to Ohio with my job at
General Motors. We have four adult children who live in different parts of Michigan.
We love living on Lake Seneca and enjoy the rural atmosphere. The people around the lake are extremely friendly
and have welcomed us.
As a board member, I would like to understand the challenges we have within our community. I have been a
manager at General Motors for almost 37 years. I think I could utilize my skills from business to help improve our
lake community.
Thank you.
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Proposed changes to the By-Laws
To be voted on at the Annual Membership Meeting on May 20, 2012:
Proposed Revision to By-Laws under Article 6-B – OFFICERS and DUTIES
EXISTING:
B. Election & Term
The Officers of the Association shall be elected, in a meeting of the Board of Trustees,
from time to time, to serve until the Board of Trustees, elect their successors.
REVISION REQUESTED:
B. Nomination, Election & Term The Officers of the Association shall be elected at an annual meeting and serve a
two (2) year term. At the end of their term, his/her successor will be elected at the following annual meeting.
1.)
An Officer shall be a member in good standing of the Association.
2.)
The nomination and election of Officers will be handled in the same manner as, but prior to, the
election of the board.
The reason for requesting this revision is so we, the members, will have more of a say on who the Association
Officers will be. This will eliminate the burden of a Board Trustee being assigned an officer position and might
encourage more members to want to participate as board trustees.
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Proposed Additional Article to By-Laws
Article 14
ATV’S – Ban ATV’s, Specifically Go-Karts, 3-Wheelers, 4-Wheelers & Dirt Bikes from all Association property.
This is to include all LSPOA Roads, Bridges, Recreation Areas, Beach, Kiddie Pond, Boat Ramp, Nature Preserve
and all Common Areas of Lake Seneca. Members may only ride ATV’s on their own lot(s).
Proposed Addition to By-Laws under Article 5-L
Article 5-L, 2h
Replacing Funds that has been utilized from the Operating Reserve Account by Board – If the LSPOA Board
utilizes money from the Operating Reserve Account in a fiscal year, that money will be replaced within the first
month of the following fiscal year.
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LAKE SENECA ATV REQUIREMENTS
89.1 all-terrain and recreational vehicles (Amended 1993, 1995 and 2005) No ATVs or other Recreational vehicles
are allowed within the Lake Seneca Subdivision boundaries unless titled or registered to a property owner in good
standing or member of the property owner’s immediate family, a bill-of-sale may be used to show proof of
ownership.
For safety, an orange flag with a minimum six (6) foot post shall be displayed of all ATVs and Mopeds. The
operator of any ATV or recreational vehicle that operates such vehicle on Lake Seneca Property or within the Lade
Seneca Subdivision boundaries without proof of ownership and display of a flag shall be deemed a trespasser and
subject to trespass laws.
Inexperienced operators are encouraged to take and pass an ATV safety course offered by the ATV club or
interested members at Lake Seneca. Unsafe operation will result in loss of privileges at Lake Seneca.
SPEED LIMIT FOR ALL VEHICLES AT LAKE SENECA IS 25 MPH.
ALL ATVs, BICYCLES, GOLF CARTS, ETC. HAVE TO HAVE AN ORANGE FLAG.
Flags can be purchased at Lake Seneca Office.
APVs and Snowmobiles May be Used:
 To cross a highway other than a limited access highway or freeway.
 On county and township highways whenever approved by those having jurisdictional authority over them.
 Off and alongside streets or highways from the place of unloading the vehicle to the place at which it is
intended and authorized to be used.
 On the berm or shoulder of any highway, other than a limited access highway, or freeway when the terrain
is such that the vehicle can be used safely.
 On the berm or shoulder of a county or township road when traveling from one area of operation to
another.
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LAKE SENECA ATV REQUIREMENTS Continued:
APVs and Snowmobiles May Not be Used:
 On any limited access highway of freeway or the right-of-way thereof.
 On any private property without special permission of owner or in any nursery of planting area.
 On any state controlled land or waters except those which have been posted as permitting snowmobiles or
APVs.
 On track or right-or-way of any operating railroad.
 When carrying a loaded or un-cased firearm, bow or other hunting implement.
 To chase, pursue, capture or kill any animal or wildlife.
 From one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise, unless displaying a lighted headlight and
taillight as required under equipment regulations.
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Get Well
Well wishes go to Darrel Durham on his recovery from open heart surgery.
Well wishes go to Dale Homler on his continuing recovery from health issues.
Well wishes go to Becky Bailey on her kidney transplant.
Well wishes go to Gary Raymond on his stents surgery.
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With Sympathy
To the following Members who have lost loved ones. Our hearts and prayers go out to family and friends.
To the family of Elden & Mary Zimmerman on their passing on November 6, 2011 and February 11, 2012
respectfully. They lived at Lake Seneca since 1988 and will be greatly missed.
To Jim & Tylene Donze on the passing of Jim’s mother, R. Undine Donze from Bryan on February 6, 2012.
To Debra Wilcox and the Wilcox family on the passing of Frank Wilcox from Lake Seneca on November 4, 2011
To Barry Yarger and family on the passing of Sheryl Yarde from Lake Seneca on January 17, 2012
To Mark Jans and family on the passing of Mark’s father Leonard Jans.
To the family of Marge Bavin on her passing on February 25, 2012. See the following Obit.
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Marjorie “Marge” L. Bavin
Dec. 19, 1922 - Feb. 25, 2012
Many of Lake Seneca’s older residents knew Marge Bavin and her sisters Marie and Donna. They were at every
Lake function taking pictures and playing with the children. Marge then took the pictures and put them into
scrapbooks to preserve those memories when she worked in the Lake Seneca Office. Those who played Bunco
remember Marie’s ―slow‖ throw that always seemed to score her lots of points. They were recognized as Lake
Seneca’s Volunteers of the Year in 2000. They were also very active in their church, the Central United Brethren in
Montpelier always making things to sell there or for the Hospital Auxiliary.
―The girls‖, as they were referred to, enjoyed traveling and worked different jobs in the Montpelier area. Marge
worked for many years at the Montpelier Hospital as a bookkeeper. During World War II, Marge worked for the
U.S. Air Force at Wright Patterson Air Base near Dayton, Ohio as a stenographer. In 2004, a few years after
Donna’s sudden death, Marge and Marie moved to Stanwood, Washington to be closer to their sister Lois. They
enjoyed being closer to family but still kept in touch with Lake Seneca friends. Marge subscribed to both the Bryan
Times and the Leader Enterprise to keep up with Montpelier ―happenings‖.
As they aged, life became more and more difficult. Marge had macular degeneration which made it difficult for her
to see and write letters to her friends. She also developed some problems with her jaw which made it hard for her to
chew her meals. She was faithful till the end when her Savior took her to join her sisters and brother-in-law Ernie.
If you would like to send a memorial they can be made to Allen Creek Community Church, 7314-44th Ave., NE,
Marysville WA 98270 marked, ―E-3 Ministries, Malawi, Africa‖ or Warm Beach Senior Community, 20420
Marine Dr., Stanwood WA 98292 marked ―Cedar Court Dining room Chair Fund‖.
Her sister Lois Epperson’s address is 20420 Marine Dr. Apt. H-3, Stanwood WA 98292 if you would like to drop
the family a card.
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Lots for Sale
Lot #s 283 & #284. FREE – Clara Sams – Phone # 419-472-4729.
Lot #s 219, #220, #594, #1335 - Call Ray Collins – Phone # 419-536-0515
Lot # 1296 - $900.00 – Brenda Anderson – Phone #567-242-8451
Lot #1033 - $1,500 – Antonio Paat – Phone #419-865-7448, Cell #419-345-5281, e-mail: [email protected]
Lot #183 - $1,500 – Donald Morrow & Patricia Morr – Phone #260-577-4023
Lot #s 583, 584, 585, 600, 681, 862, 863 – Robert Diver – Phone #517-447-3533
Lots 1034 & 1035 – Make Offer – Edithia Williams – Phone #419-799-9504
THIS IS A REMINDER TO ALL DOG OWNERS:
THERE IS A LEASH LAW!!! KEEP YOUR DOG(S) ON A LEASH OR IN YOUR YARD. ALSO,
PLEASE KEEP YOUR DOGS FROM BARKING ALL HOURS OF THE NIGHT. PLEASE THINK OF
YOUR NEIGHBORS!! THANK YOU!
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BUNCO
What’s that? Have some fun with dice and friends. The game is called ―Bunco‖ and requires no special skills. We
meet at Arrowhead Lodge on the 1st Monday of each month beginning at 7 p.m. We ask that you bring $2 and a
―munchie‖ to share. If you can count to 6, laugh, and have fun, Bunco is the game for you!! Men or women, young
(18+) or old, all are welcome!!!
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NOTE FROM LSPOA OFFICE: We received the following message as an e-mail from Thomas C. Cikotte
after he read an article in our last newsletter about burning yard debris. Thank you, Thomas, for your contribution.
OHIO’S OPEN BURNING LAWS
Per Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) 3745-19-04(B)(3), the following five criteria must be met in order for people
to burn the residential wastes generated on their property, which would include ―landscape wastes‖ or, as you’ve
referred to it as, yard debris:
(a) The fire is set only when atmospheric conditions will readily dissipate contaminants;
(b) The fire does not create a visibility hazard on the roadways, railroad tracks,
or air fields;
(c) The fire is located at a point on the premises no less than one thousand feet from any inhabited building not
located on said premises;
(d) The wastes are stacked and dried to provide the best practicable condition for efficient burning; and
(e) No materials are burned which contain rubber, grease, asphalt or liquid petroleum products.
If a property owner cannot meet these criteria then they are not permitted to burn their waste. If they were to burn
their waste they would be in violation of the law. I thought that you may want to pass this along to your association
members, as it seems that many of the residents in your community may not be able to meet the 1000’ setback
requirement.
Should you have any questions or concerns regarding these rules, by all means, please feel free to contact me.
Regards,
Thomas C. Cikotte
Environmental Specialist II
Ohio EPA - NWDO - DAPC
347 North Dunbridge Rd.
Bowling Green, OH 43402
419.373.3137
419.352.8468 (fax)
[email protected]
For your convenience, a copy of Ohio’s open burning rules is in the LSPOA Office.
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Lake Seneca Property Transfer Form
Article 11, section 2 Lake Seneca Rules and Regulations Effective May 15, 1977:
Before any Lake Seneca property may be transferred from owner to buyer this transfer form must be filled out and signed
by both parties involved in the transaction.
It is required that present property owners inform prospective buyers of the entire book of lake Seneca Property Owners
Association Rules and Regulations and all owners of Lake Seneca property must be members of the Association.
THE COMPLETED FORM MUST BE PRESENTED TO THE OFFICE TO THE LAKE SENECA PROPERTY
OWNERS ASSOCIATION BY THE SELLER OR DONOR.
DATE OF TRANSFER: _______________________
PRESENT OWNER: ___________________________________________________________________
(print name and full address)
notifies L.S.O.P.A. of the transfer thru sale or otherwise of lots:
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
(please list all lots involved)
TO PURCHASER: _____________________________________________________________________
(print name and full address)
I hereby state to all interested and concerned that I am owner of the lots being transferred and that I am a member in good
standing of L.S.P.O.A. I hereby state that above listed purchaser has been made aware of all the Rules, Regulations and
Dues and Assessments of L.S.P.O.A. and knows that with acceptance of the lots listed he/she becomes a member of
L.S.P.O.A..
(Signature of Seller)
I am the purchaser / acquirer of lots:
______________________________________________________________________________
(please list all lots involved)
I affirm that I have been made aware of all Rules, Regulations, Dues & Assessments and responsibilities of
ownership in Lake Seneca Subdivision.
I am hereby applying for membership in L.S.P.O.A.
______________________________________________________________________________
(please sign full name and address)
Date______________________________________________________Phone:______________
Names of family members using Lake property:
__________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________
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NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS
MOWING:
Kenneth Durham
419.459.4223
Tobi Fenicle
419.485.8695
.
.
If you want a copy of the minutes of
the Board Meetings, please stop by
the office and pick up a copy or check
our website at: www.lakeseneca.org
.
BOATING EDUCATION REQUIREMENT
(ORC 1547.05)
Boating Classes are scheduled on May 12, 2012. Hours are from 9:00 am to 6:00
pm at the LSPOA Lodge. $5.00 per person.
Call the LSPOA office to schedule @ 419-485-5995 or ODNR @ 419-836-6003
No person born on or after January 1, 1982, shall operate a power craft powered by more than 10
horsepower unless the operator has received a certificate for successful completion of either of the
following:
 A boating course approved by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators
(NASBLA);

A proficiency examination approved by the Ohio Division of Watercraft.
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2012/2013 MEMBERSHIP DUES
Membership Dues were due on April 1, 2012.
Any and all Dues payments can be mailed to or dropped at the Lake Seneca Office or the Drop
Box. We do accept Visa and/or MasterCard with a 3% charge added.
Accounts not paid in full by April 1, 2012 are subject to late fees. Please get your Dues in as soon
as possible. Remember only members who are paid up-to-date can vote.
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LAKE SENECA MEMBERS WISH TO THANK THE MEN AND WOMEN SERVING IN
OUR ARMED FORCES. MAY GOD BLESS YOU & KEEP YOU SAFE FROM HARM
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LAKE SENECA FEES and ASSESSMENTS
Membership Fee’s
(yearly) Due April 1st
275.00
Lot Fee’s (per lot)
(yearly) Due April 1st
30.00
Dam Assessment
(yearly) Due October 1st
350.00
Road Assessment
100.00
(yearly - 7 years starting 2010) Due August 1st
Bridge Assessment *
120.00
( one-time fee) At Closing for New Members

Averages out to be approx. $63.00 per month for a member with 1 lot. There is a one time fee of $120.00 for all
members for the maintenance of our bridges.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Rate Changes for Services
It was decided at the February 9, 2012 Board meeting to increase rates for Lodge Rental and Dock Rental due
to the increased cost to the Property Owners Association. Those who have already reserved the Lodge and are
currently on the office calendar thru 2012, are still at the old rate. The following is an updated list of fees
effective immediately.
Lodge Rental
Dock Rental
Mowing Fee
Dirt/Sand Delivery fee
Perk Tests
Now $100.00 2012-2013 fiscal year
($125.00 for fiscal year 2013-2014)
Now $75.00 per season
$50 per lot
$50 per load (Association Delivers)
$75
Ads in Thunderbird will be:
Classified ads
Lot for sale
Business Card
1/4 Page
1/2 Page
1/3 Page
$ 0.30 per word
$ 5.00
$15.00
$25.00
$40.00
$30.00
Was $75
Was $45
No Change
No Change
No Change
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at the LSPOA office.
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Boat Registration
It is time to enjoy the summer season again. Register your watercraft with the LSPOA office by providing the
office with a copy of your registration along with the Lake Watercraft Form found in this newsletter. Members
in good standing will be issued the new combination to the lock at the boat ramp.
We would also like to encourage those members living off the lakefront, to reserve their dock space now! Rental
fee is $75 (what a deal) per season.
*******************
Boats on the Lake
Rule 66.6 – In respect to fisherman and fellow boaters, we ask that you observe the following rule:
―Watercraft must not exceed a speed of 5 mph where posted. All motorized watercraft must maintain a no-wake
speed between the hours of 8:00 pm and 10:00 am. The size of boats permitted on Lake Seneca is limited to
twenty-four (24) feet and pontoons are limited to twenty-six (26) feet. Watercraft are not allowed within fifty
(50) feet of the beach and other swimming areas, unless docking. Dangerous or reckless use of watercraft is
grounds for denying boating privileges to the offenders. The Association is not responsible for clothing,
valuables, or any personal injury sustained while in a watercraft, on the beach, or in/on the water. Temporary
guests are not allowed to put any type of watercraft on Lake Seneca. However, full-time renters, living in
dwellings of members who have paid their dues, are allowed to put their own watercraft on Lake Seneca waters,
each watercraft must be registered at the Association office, and the renter must obey all boating regulations that
apply. All watercraft must operate in a counter-clockwise pattern. All Ohio watercraft laws are enforced on
waters of Lake Seneca. All watercraft must be titled & registered in Property Owners/Member’s names or fulltime renter’s name. (Full-time renter has mailing address at Lake Seneca.)‖
Beach Fun
Rule 66.3 – ―Picnicking and bottles are not allowed on the sandy part of the beach. Children under ten (10)
years of age must be accompanied by an adult. Adults with children must be responsible for their children’s
conduct and safety. Swimming is restricted to the area bounded by the floats. The use of water toys and similar
equipment is left to the judgment of parents.‖
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Lake Seneca Property Owners Association, Inc.
233 Seneca Drive
Montpelier, Ohio 43543
(419-485-5995)
NOTICE
This Boat Dock belongs to Lake Seneca Property Owners Association, Inc. It is available for the use
of members in good standing on a Dock Rental Basis.
Upon payment of $75.00 Dock Rental Fee per space needed. You will be assigned a Dock Space.
Each boat must also have a current State Registration Form.
Dock Rental Agreement
NAME:
_____________________________________________________
ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
LOT NUMBER:____________________________________________________
I wish to rent dock space #
for___________________________Boat (s)
I understand that space will be assigned with at least room for one boat near my lot. I agree to use the
space assigned.
I further agree that Lake Seneca Property Owners Association, Inc. is not responsible for the security of my
boat or its contents.
Enclosed is my check for _____________________($75.00 per space)
Signature:_________________________________ Date:__________________________
THE TEMPORARY DOCKS WILL BE IN THE LAKE FROM MAY 1ST TO OCT 1ST
(Please be prepared to move your watercraft before October 1 st)
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Water Skiing
Rule 66.12 – ―Skiing will be accomplished in a counter-clockwise pattern. Skiing is permitted only during
the hours from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. no water skiing in posted areas.‖
. . .
Fishing
Rule 66.13 – ―Members may fish at any community dock, from their own property, or from boats. A current
Ohio fishing license is required for all persons who must have a license to fish elsewhere in the State of
Ohio.‖
. . .
Mowing Lots
Rule 69.2 - Lots have to be mowed by June 15th and September 1st or the Lake will mow them.
Fee for mowing is $50.00 per lot.
.
.
.
THE LAKE RESTAURANT
WILL BE OPENING IN LATE SPRING/EARLY SUMMER.
. . .
BE WATCHING FOR AN ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT THE PRE-OPENING “OPEN HOUSE”
WHEN COMPLIMENTARY COFFEE AND ROLLS WILL BE OFFERED.
THANKS!
Bob and Karen Hemsoth
SAFETY
Safety flags are available at the office for your ATVs, recreational vehicles and bikes. These flags help
drivers see what is over the hill or around the bend. Please follow the State Laws on the speed limits
posted around Lake Seneca. Also please know that when you tear up the back roads with your toys,
this is costing all members money to fix them.
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Fremont Youth League Bingo
Lets plan Bingo
WHO DO I CALL?
WATER PROBLEMS:
AQUA OHIO
1-877-987-2782
Thurs. 6:00 PM
Sat - 12:00 PM
Sun
5:00 PM
260-495-0095
SECURITY PROBLEMS:
WILLIAMS COUNTY SHERIFF
(NON-EMERGENCY)
419-696-3151
EMERGENCY ONLY
911
TAX PROBLEMS:
WILLIAMS COUNTY AUDITOR
419-636-5639
Food for thought:
Give others a piece of your heart, not a piece
of your mind.
A position can be bought, but respect must be
earned.
Remember the tea kettle, it is always up to its
neck in hot water, yet it still sings.
LAKE SENECA PROBLEMS:
MAINTENANCE REQUEST
LSPOA OFFICE
419-485-5995
OR ANY TRUSTEE
If you have any metal of any kind that you want to
dispose of, please bring to the maintenance shop.
They will take it to the recycling center to earn extra
money for the Association.
BEFORE YOU DIG:
OHIO UTILITIES PROTECTION SERVICE
1-800-362-2764
DOG WARDEN
419-696-4659
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Also, if you have any old towels, tee shirts, etc. to be
cut up and used for rags, please drop off at the
maintenance shop.
Thank you!
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LAKE SENECA
“PARADE OF GARAGE SALES”
SATURDAY, JUNE 30TH
9–5
.............
LODGE OPENS 8 TO 4
SERVING LUNCH 10 - 4
RAIN OR SHINE!
BAKE SALE AND
TAKE OUT AVAILABLE TOO!
LUNCH – PORT-A-PIT CHICKEN, HOT DOGS, SLOPPY JOES,
CHILI DOGS & DRINKS
#####
3 ENTRANCES
OFF
S.R. N. 576, P-50, & CR # 8
ON BOTH SIDES OF THE LAKE
FOLLOW THE SIGNS
* ****
8 MILES OF SALES ALL IN ONE LOCATION
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GARAGE SALES
LAKE SENECA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSN., INC.
SPONSORED BY
BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE
SATURDAY, JUNE 30TH
9:00 AM TO 5:00 PM
#########
WE ARE ASKING FOR A $5 DONATION FROM EACH HOME HAVING A GARAGE SALE TO
COVER THE COST OF ADVERTISING.
WE HAVE PUT IN THE ADS THAT THERE ARE 3 ENTRANCES (N.576, P-50 AND CR 8) AND
PLAN TO HAVE SIGNS AT EACH ENTRANCE AS WELL!
#########
BAKE SALE AT LODGE
NEED DONATIONS
PHONE COMMITTEE WILL BE CALLING
#########
MENU
MEALS SERVED AT LODGE
TAKE OUT ALSO AVAILABLE
OPEN - 9-4
SERVING LUNCH 10 A.M. - GONE
PORT-A-PIT CHICKEN (TWO SIDES)
CHILI DOGS SLOPPY JOES HOT DOGS
COFFEE, ICED TEA, LEMONADE
ALL KINDS OF POP
WATER
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR 1 0R 2 HOUR SHIFTS!!
IT WOULD BE GREAT IF EVERYONE COULD GIVE AT LEAST A SMALL
AMOUNT OF TIME FOR THEIR COMMUNITY!
Call 419-485-5205 or 419-485-4206
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MEMBER APPLICATION FOR WATERCRAFT
FOR YEAR 2012/2013
Member Lot # _________________
This form must be submitted to the office.
Member last Name __________________________ Mr. _______________ Mrs. _________________
Mailing Address _____________________________________________________Zip ____________
Lake Seneca Address
_________________________________________________________________________________
POWER BOATS & PERSONAL WATERCRAFT
(A copy of the Current Registration is required)
DESCRIPTION
LICENSE #
NON-POWERED WATERCRAFT (Such as Row Boats, Sailboats, etc.)
DESCRIPTION
a.
b.
c.
d.
Maximum length Boats 24 ft.
Maximum length Pontoons 26 ft.
All vessels need Ohio boating registrations tags.
Travel lake in a counter-clockwise direction, keeping to the right. Overtake and pass other
boats as you would pass another car when driving your automobile.
e. Observe the ―No Wake‖ or 15 MPH speeds between 8:00P.M. and 10:00A.M—this applies to
all motorized watercraft.
f. Pick up downed skiers by circling to the left, using caution to avoid overtaking boats.
g. Non-motorized watercrafts have the right-of-way.
h. Maintain a distance of 75 feet from the shoreline, docks, and swimming area.
Rev. 1-19-07
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Guide For Building Permits
Williams County Requires Building Permits For The Following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
New Home
Garage
Any addition to an existing structure
Construction o f Decks, Patios, or Porches
Siding or Replacement of Siding
Replacement Windows
Finish of an attic or basement into living area in an existing structure
Utility sheds that consist of an area of 150 sq. ft. or greater, despite if placed on skids or
a permanent foundation
Changing of any Roof Line
Lake Seneca Requires Building and/or Excavation Permits for the Following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
New Home
Garage
Any addition to an existing structure
Construction of Decks, Patios, or Porches ( Per Deed Restriction #3)
Siding or Replacement of Siding
Replacement Windows
Finish of an attic or basement into living area in an existing structure
Utility sheds that consist of an area of 150 sq. ft. or greater, despite if placed on skids or
a permanent foundation
Changing of Roof Line
Gazebo (On a permanent foundation is considered 2nd building----Per Deed Restriction #2)
Dock (Maximum length 30 ft.)
Fence
Seawall
Filling of Ditch ( Minimum 8 inch Tile Required )
Excavation
Driveway ( Minimum 8 inch Tile per Township/County Requirements ) (Deed Restriction #7
for Easements )
No Building Permit is Required:
1.
2.
Steps to lake ( Contact ODNR for regulations )
Car-Ports ( No permanent foundations; must be able to disassemble and easily move )
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LSPOA Calendar of events WATCH FOR FLYERS FOR EVENTS
Sun
1
April Fools’ Day
Mon
2
APRIL 2012
Wed
Tue
3
4
Thu
5
Fri
6
Sat
7
Bunco
7pm @ Lodge
Palm Sunday
Easter for Kids
12:00 to 2:00
@ Lodge
Good Friday
Passover
8
9
10
11
Beautification
7pm @ Lodge
12
Social Activities
Committee
7pm @ Lodge
13
14
Potluck @
Lodge 6:00
Board
Meeting
7:30 p.m.
EASTER
15
16
Recreation
Committee
6:30 PM
17
18
19
20
21
Spaghetti Night
& Cards
6:00 to ?
Recycling
P-50 & 576
22
23
24
25
26
27
Recycling
P-50 & 576
28
Recycling
P-50 & 576
29
30
Sun
6
Mon
7
13
Mother’s Day
Bunco
7 pm @ Lodge
14
Beautification
7pm @ Lodge
MAY 2012
Wed
Tue
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
12
Watercraft Class
Lodge 9:00 – 6:00
Social Activities
Committee
7pm @ Lodge
15
16
Board Meeting
@ Lodge
7:30 pm
17
Potluck @
Lodge 6:00
18
19
Recycling
P-50 & 576
20
21
ANNUAL
MEETING
1:30 @ LODGE
22
23
24
29
30
31
25
Recycling
P-50 & 576
26
Recreation
Committee
6:30 PM
LSPOA
Calendar of events
Recycling
P-50 & 576
27
28
Pancake &
Sausage
Breakfast
9 to 11 am
@ Lodge
Memorial Day
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LSPOA Calendar of events WATCH FOR FLYERS FOR EVENTS
Sun
3
Mon
4
10
Bunco
7pm @ Lodge
11
5
6
12
18
7
Fri
Sat
1
2
8
9
13
14
Social Activities
Committee
7pm @ Lodge
Board
Meeting
7:30 p.m.
15
16
Recycling
P-50 & 576
Flag Day
Recycling
P-50 & 576
19
20
21
22
23
26
27
28
29
30
Recreation
Committee
6:30 PM
Recycling
P-50 & 576
24
Thu
Potluck @
Lodge 6:00
Beautification
7pm @ Lodge
17
Father’s Day
JUNE 2012
Wed
Tue
25
LAKE WIDE
ANNUAL GARAGE
SALES
9 – 5 PM
Sun
Mon
1
The first Annual
Redneck Yacht
Club Regatta
2:00 @ Beach
2
8
9
15
Tue
3
4
Thu
5
Fri
7
Pancake &
Sausage
Breakfast
9 to 11 am
Fireworks @ Dam
10:00 pm
14
Independence
Day
Beautification
7pm @ Lodge
Recreation
Committee
6:30 PM
23
10
17
24
11
Social Activities
Committee
7pm @ Lodge
12
Board Meeting
@ Lodge
7:30 pm
13
18
19
20
25
Spaghetti
Dinner
6 to 8 pm
@ Lodge
Sat
6
Bunco
7 pm @ Lodge
16
22
JULY 2012
Wed
Potluck @
Lodge 6:00
21
Recycling
P-50 & 576
26
27
Recycling
P-50 & 576
28
Recycling
P-50 & 576
LSPOA
Calendar
of events
29
30
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LSPOA Calendar of events WATCH FOR FLYERS FOR EVENTS
Sun
5
Mon
6
12
Bunco
7pm @ Lodge
13
Tue
7
14
AUGUST 2012
Wed
Thu
1
2
8
Social Activities
Committee
7pm @ Lodge
9
15
16
Board
Meeting
7:30 p.m.
Fri
Sat
3
4
10
11
Potluck @
Lodge 6:00
17
18
Beautification
7pm @ Lodge
Recycling
P-50 & 576
19
20
21
22
23
24
28
29
30
31
Recycling
P-50 & 576
25
Recreation
Committee
6:30 PM
Recycling
P-50 & 576
26
27
Sun
Mon
Tue
SEPTEMBER 2012
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bunco
7pm @ Lodge
9
Grandparent’s
Day
16
Potluck @
Lodge 6:00
10
Beautification
7pm @ Lodge
11
17
12
Social Activities
Committee
7pm @ Lodge
13
Board Meeting
@ Lodge
7:30 pm
14
15
18
19
20
21
22
25
26
27
28
29
Recycling
P-50 & 576
Recycling
P-50 & 576
Recreation
Committee
6:30 PM
Recycling
P-50 & 576
23
Pancake &
Sausage
Breakfast
9 to 11 am
24
30
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L.S.P.O.A. 2011-2012 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
E-Mail Address: [email protected] Phone/Fax 419-485-5995
Website: www.lakeseneca.org
Facebook: Lake Seneca-Montpelier, Ohio
POSITION
TRUSTEE
CHAIRPERSON
TELEPHONE
President
David Deubner
475 Seneca Isle Drive
Montpelier OH 43543
Lake & Dam &
Waste Water
419-485-3718
Vice President
Mark Shenkel
392 Ute
Montpelier, OH 43543
Maintenance & Legal
419-485-4591
Secretary
Jim Hulisz
366 Seneca Drive
Montpelier Oh 43543
Buildings & Grounds
419-485-5205
Treasurer
James Delcamp
09178 Cnty. Rd. Q-50
Pioneer, OH 43554
Office & Collection
419-485-0432
Trustee
James Donze
(208 Seneca Drive)
10627 Blosser Rd
Mark Center, OH 43536
Legal
419-658-2438
Trustee
Sue Shenkel
392 Ute
Montpelier, OH 43543
Security
419-485-4591
Trustee
John Halderman
444 Seneca Drive
Montpelier, OH 43543
Dredge & Crane
419-485-2276
Arrowhead Lodge & Office 419-485-5995 Fax 419-485-0316 Office Closed Tuesday & Thursday
(Hours 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, Wednesday & Friday ( Saturdays 9a.m.-12 p.m. June thru Sept.)
Office Manager
Office Assistant
Carol Swiatkowski
Jan Boerst
419-485-5995 (office)
North Western Electric, County Rd. D & St. Rte. 576, Bryan OH 43506
Aqua Ohio, Inc., 8644 Station St. Mentor Oh 44060-4316
In case of Emergency call Bill Newsome 740-361-0698
419-636-5051
440-255-3421 (Fax 440-255-6522)
Toll Free 877-987-2782
Allied (Tri-State) Waste Services–12604 County Rd. G, Bryan, OH 43506 419-636-2242 or
Call Tiffany at 260-478-0308 for personal assistance. Mention Lake Seneca.
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Lake Seneca
Polo Shirts
Sweatshirts
T-Shirts
Hats
Order yours today!
Available: NEW Logos or Thunderbird
Embroidered!
T-Shirts - $13
Sweatshirts - $18
Hooded Sweatshirts - $24 NEW
Zippered Hoodies = $32 NEW
Polos - $18 NEW
Light Windbreaker Jackets - $28
All shirts available in a variety of colors & in both Adult and Youth sizes.
(XL, XXL & XXXL sizes additional cost. There is a pontoon logo available
that carries an additional cost too.)
Hats - $12 & $18 – Khaki with LAKE SENECA embroidered above the bill
For more information, to order or to see samples of the shirts call Linda
Earhart at 419-485-4206
All profits go to the Beautification of Lake Seneca
SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS!
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Lake Seneca Property Owners Association, Inc.
233 Seneca Dr
Montpelier, OH 43543
Pre Sorted
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Permit # 233
CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED
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All of the these activities are held at the Arrowhead Lodge:
BOARD MEETING - 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:30 PM ALL MEMBERS ARE INVITED
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BEAUTIFICATION MEETING 2nd Monday of each Month at 7:00 PM
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POTLUCK 2ND Saturday of each Month at 6:30 PM
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RECREATION MEETING 3RD Monday of each Month at 7:00 PM
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES MEETING – 2nd Wednesday of each Month at 7:00 PM
BUNCO - 1st Monday of each month at 7:00 PM
LSPOA OFFICE HOURS 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM Monday, Wednesday & Friday (CLOSED TUES & THURS)
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, Saturday from May 31st to October 1st
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