PEACE PIPE THE. Summer Concert Series Sat May 26th 7:00 pm See Pg 14 MAY 2018

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1 THE MAY 2018 PEACE PIPE Published by the Choctaw Lake Property Owners Association 2875 Oneida Drive, London, OH Summer Concert Series Sat May 26th 7:00 pm See Pg 14

2 April Showers Bring May Flowers...Buyers CALL OR TO SET YOUR APPOINTMENT SO WE CAN DISCUSS YOUR HOME'S VALUE AND OUR MARKETING PLAN THE PEACE PIPE Published by the Choctaw Lake Property Owners Association 2875 Oneida Drive, London, OH All articles not otherwise indicated to be authorized by an individual, should be addressed to the Board of Trustees. Choctaw Lake is not liable for non insertion of ads beyond the amount paid for the advertisement. Typesetting, layout and graphic design are done by CLPOA. All editorial submissions should be sent to Deadlines All ads must be paid for in advance and submitted to the Choctaw Lake office. Classified Ads 12 words or less for a minimum charge of $3. Classified Ads are accepted until the 15th of the month. Advertising Ads New ads or ads requiring production time are due by the 10th of the month (or closest business day to the 10th) Camera ready ads provided in PDF format are due by the 15th of the month (or closest business day to the 15th) Advertising rates 1/8 Page (4in x 2.625in) B&W $20.00 Color $30.00 (production cost $10) 1/4 Page (4in x 5.25in) B&W $40.00 Color $60.00 (production cost $20) 1/2 Page (8in x 5.25in) B&W $80.00 Color $ (production cost $30) Full Page (8in x10.5in) B&W $ Color $ (production cost $35) Production costs only apply to new ads not submitted in PDF format, and to changes to existing ads that are more involved than a minor copy change. Choctaw Lake Office 2875 Oneida Dr. London, Ohio * FAX clpoa@rrohio.com Website: Mike Casimir Property Manager Carla Dye Office Manager Joseph Bell Patrol Chief Office Hours Monday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Tuesday Friday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Westside Guard House (Call for information only) Emergencies: Call Sheriff at CHOCTAW LAKE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dave Wheatley (Pres) (2021) (740) Brian Welch (VP) (2019) (740) Suprena Lohrer (Treas) (2019) (937) Christine Cooney (Sec y) (2021) (440) D. Lynn Forster (2019) (614) Scott Kutzley (2020) (614) Ken Petry (2020) (614) Jim Price (2020) (614) Bill Laney (2021) (740) CHOCTAW UTILITIES (WATER) BOARD David Lohrer (Pres) (2019) (614) Doug Orange (Sec y/treas) (2019) (937) Andrew Beckman (2018) (763) Bob O Connor (2018) (937) Gregory O Brien (2019) (740) Kent Feliks (2020) (614) Scott Kutzley (2020) (614) Website: choctawwater@gmail.com Office Phone: In case of a water emergency, call the office at (during office hours) or call the Jim Moran (Utility Manager) at M.E.C.A. Natural Gas Board Jeff Niemeyer (2017) (740) John Cimino (2018) (740) Dave Wheatley 2019 (740) Rick Ballard (2020) (740) Stan Kavy (2021) (740) Madison County Sewer District #2 Board John Mitchell (Chairman) (614) Bob Dana (Vice Chairman) (614) Jim Moran (740) Brian Welch (740) Dick Hanna (419) In case of a sewer grinder pump emergency, call the Sewer Plant Operator at If no one answers, the call will be transferred to the next person on call. If no one answers again, the call will be transferred back to the Sewer Plant Operator so you can leave a message. SOMERFORD TOWNSHIP Bill Laney (Chairman) (740) Ernie Sparks (Vice Chairman) (740) Jim Moran (740) OTHER NUMBERS Madison Health State Highway Patrol W Jeff post Poison Control Center Call before you dig MADISON COUNTY Madison County Sheriff Madison County Commissioners Madison County Auditor Madison County Recorder Madison County Treasurer PUBLIC UTILITIES Ohio Edison Company Power Outage Reporting Natural Gas MECA Spectrum Madison County Sewer Plant Rumpke Trash COMMITTEES OF TRUSTEES Collections (937) Drainage, Roads and Dam (740) Governing Documents Review (740) Investment (614) Lake Water Quality (614) Land/Facility & Long Range Planning (937) Patrol/Security (740) Personnel (614) OTHER COMMITTEES (740) (614) (800) (800) (740) (740) (740) (740) (740) (800) (888) (888) (800) (740) (800) Communications & Publications (740) Fund Raising & Volunteers (440) Recreation (614) Tim Crace tim.crace@e-merge.com Lori Winship lori.winship@e-merge.com Joy Crace joy.crace@e-merge.com CLPOA Board of Trustees MeetinG March 13, 2018 Board of Trustees Meeting Substantive Motions in this Meeting: Motion : Ken Petry moved to accept the February 13, 2018 minutes as corrected. Suprena seconded. Passed 9-0. Motion : Ken Petry moved to proceed with the foreclosures on the eight (8) stated accounts. Christine Cooney seconded. Passed 8-1. Motion : Lynn Forster moved to purchase two (2) Scag mowers from Greenskeeper for $24, Bill Laney seconded. Passed abstained. Motion : Bill Laney moved to purchase one (1) 2017 Cushman Hauler from Golf Car Company, Plain City, for $7, Jim Price seconded. Passed 9-0. Motion : Dave Wheatley moved to retain Barbara Moore through March 2019 as stenographer for CLPOA, at the current rate. Suprena seconded. 9-0 passed. Motion : Ken Petry moved to renew Andrew Beckman and Robert O Conner for a 3-year term to the Choctaw Utilities Board. Suprena Seconded. 8-0 passed, 1-abstained. Motion : Christine Cooney moved that CLPOA BOT supports in principle the efforts of Choctaw Utility to replace the 50-year-old water treatment system. Suprena seconded. Passed 8-0, 1-abstained. Motion A: Ken Petry moved to amend the motion with the words and to acquire funding to complete the project. Christine Cooney seconded. Failed 3-5, 1-abstained. Motion : Bill Laney moved to reserve the Arrowhead Lodge for the May 26, 2018 Concert Series. Brian Welch seconded. Passed 9-0. Call to Order: The Board of Trustees meeting convened at 7:00 p.m. in the CLPOA Conference Room. Roll Call: Vice-President Brian Welch present; Treasurer Suprena Lohrer present; President David Wheatley present; Scott Kutzley

3 present; Lynn Forster present; Secretary Christine Cooney present; Bill Laney present; Jim Price present; Ken Petry present. Property owners in attendance: Ruth Sowers, Dan Blazer, Dick Hanna, Dave Rankin, Joann Welch, Dinah Burns, David Hicks, Tony Stojak, Ann Petry. Others in attendance: Mike Casimir Property Manager, Chief Bell. Property Owners Time: Dan Blazer (Lot # 350) discussed the Summer Concert Series. He asked the board to reserve the Arrowhead Lodge for the Memorial Day, May 26th Concert with Ashley Martin. Discussion followed. Will be addressed in new business. Ernie Sparks, resident and owner of Ernie s Pharmacy is sponsoring the Summer Concert Series and his band will be playing. Date to be announced. Dinah Burns (Lot #773) congratulated all the new members of the board and wish them wisdom and luck. Approval of Minutes: Changes to the February BOT minutes and the February BOT minutes were discussed. Motion was made and passed 9-0. Committee Reports: Constitution, Rules & Regulations: (Chair Brian Welch) Ken Petry asked if the Rules & Regulations were updated with the Holiday policy that was passed several years ago. Ken will send to Brian a copy of the information that he has. Investment: (Chair Lynn Forster) Nothing to report. Lake Drainage, Roads & Dam: (Chair Ken Petry) Discussion followed. More to be discussed during the Manager s Report. Lake Water Quality: (Chair Lynn Forster, Co-Chair Bob Dana) Discussion followed regarding the lake cleanup day and geese removal. Lake Cleanup day is scheduled for May 12th, from 9am to 11am. The Geese Removal project is tabled until the April meeting. Land/Facility & Long Range Planning: (Chair Suprena Lohrer) Mike Casimir passed out and explained the long range planning report that includes Discussion followed. Patrol & Security: (Chair Bill Laney) Chief Bell will discuss during the Patrol Report. Personnel: Chair Jim Price) Employee manual was checked over by the attorney and was sent back to the Committee. Committee members need to be assigned. Beautification: Mike Casimir believes that this committee is no longer needed. He reported that he can work directly with the Garden Club and various people he worked with in the past. Discussion followed. The board agreed that this committee is not needed and Mike Casimir will handle beautification going forward. Collections: (Chair Suprena Lohrer) Suprena Lohrer discussed the delinquent accounts identified by Kaman & Cusimano. She explained the process used last year for two (2) accounts and that the goal is to have paying property owners. There are eight (8) accounts identified by this committee for this year. Discussion followed. Motion was made and passed 8-1. Fundraising & Volunteers: (Chair Christine Cooney) Nothing to report. Communications & Publications: (Chair Brian Welch) Nothing to report. Recreation: (Chair Ken Petry) Nothing to report. Choctaw Utilities: Scott Kutzley reported that the 17 hydrants are in and plan to flush them in the next couple of weeks. April 12th is set aside for property owners Question & Answer session with Choctaw Utilities regarding the plans for the water plant. The February update will be published and put on the Choctaw blog. Sewer: Brian Welch reported on the high incidents of issues related to the breakdown of grinders, response times and communication from the Sewer Board of Engineers office. Discussion followed. Brian Welch and Dave Wheatley will work together to address Choctaw Lake s concerns. Ken Petry asked if there are going to be any changes to the number of Choctaw Lake representatives on the sewer board. Currently appointed members are Ken Petry, Bob Dana and Brian Welch and will remain. Manager s Report: Mike Casimir highlighted the need for two (2) new mowers and one (1) utility vehicle. He presented the quotes and recommendations. Discussion followed. Motion was made and passed 8-0, 1-abstained. Motion was made and passed 9-0. Christine Cooney asked about the drainage issue at Potawamie and Chickasaw. Mike Casimir and Ken Petry met with the property owner. Also the maintenance crew cleaned out the drains nearby and will do more cleaning once the area dries out. Building permits were discussed. Mike agreed to continue posting new revisions and reminders regarding building permits as part of the Choctaw Lake blog. Office Report: Brian Welch asked if the Atlas report can be printed and used to replace the office report. Discussion followed. Office software is moving along. However it is taking slightly longer than expected. Patrol Report: Officer Bell reported that the tasers are in. The new patrol car is in the shop being outfitted and we should be driving it before the next meeting. He thanked the board for its support. Chief Bell also recognized an East side resident who spent the last 18 months at Guantanamo Bay. In appreciation for the patrol keeping an eye out on his place, the resident presented an American Flag that flew over Guantanamo Bay with a certificate addressed to Choctaw Lake and the Madison County Sheriff s Department. It is on display in the office. Chief Bell is also vetting several officers for possible part-time positions to help out when the full-time officers take vacation or are out sick. Treasurer Report: Suprena Lohrer discussed the profit and loss statement. She reminded the board that we will need to address and ask permission to spend during the April Property Owners Meeting. There was a meeting with the accountants to discuss tax ramifications and how to affect tax consequences. Old Business: Social Media Policy: Discussion followed. The committee will look at the book supplied by the attorneys to help write the policy. Audit: Suprena Lohrer referred to Mike Casimir. Mike Casimir reviewed the process. The goal is to ensure and confirm that proper accounting practices/processes have been followed. The board approved the audit for 2015 & The recommendation from the auditing firm is to do 2017 first. Since it is the most current, it would be the easiest. Per the Constitution, an audit must be done every year. Mike Casimir will acquire a quote for 2017 and present to the board at the next meeting. New Business: Shred-it Day: Brian Welch provided history on the previous shred-it day. Mike Casimir provided costs to the board. Discussion followed. Bill Laney reported that sometime the end of August at the fairgrounds, the Sherriff has a shredit day in conjunction with the EMS and Fire Expo and is free. Bill Laney will check with the Sherriff s Department on dates. Renew Stenographer: Discussion followed. Motion was made and passed 9-0. Choctaw Utilities Water Board Renewal: There are currently seven (7) members on the board. Discussion followed. Motion was made and passed 8-0, 1-abstained. Establish Committees: Dave Wheatley reviewed Lake Committee members and additions. Discussion followed with the assignment of committee members. Christine Cooney will reach out to Kim Yousey Booster Club regarding the Volunteer & Fundraising Committee. Long Range Plans: Covered. Resolution to Support CU: The wording via , to support CU, was discussed. Motion was made and passed 8-0, 1-abstained. Motion A was made and failed 3-5, 1-abstained. Lodge Restroom Repair: Mike Casimir reported that the current condition is most likely fine until next winter, however the pipe from the building to the grinder needs to be replaced with flush outs added. The generator is sinking on the asphalt, so it too needs to be replaced. Discussion followed. May 26th Summer Concert: Discussion followed. Motion was made and passed 9-0. Mike Casimir will inform Dan Blazer and update the calendar. Fish Club: Bob O Connor reported that the meeting will be in April to discuss stocking the lake. There is $1,500 allocated to the stocking of the lake. Future Meeting Dates: Dave Wheatley provided the CLPOA BOT and Property Owner meeting dates. Current dates are on the Community Calendar. Property Owners Meeting Preparation: Discussion followed regarding the format of the meeting. Lynn Forster would like to see more input from the Property Owners. Christine Cooney suggested opening up the Choctaw Lake Website for property owners to submit questions that will be addressed at this meeting. Discussion followed. Christine Cooney will put a survey on the Choctaw Website. Christine Cooney and Mike Casimir will work on the plan for the April Property Owners Meeting. Bill Laney moved to adjourn the meeting. Dave Wheatley seconded. Meeting p.m. Minutes compiled by Barbara Moore.

4 Manager s Corner Hello, It s that time of the year.goose nesting! If you have a nest on your property, please contact me. The association has obtained the proper permits to treat a goose nest. Please be careful around any nest. The adult geese are very protective of their nest, and will become aggressive towards you. By contacting me, we can also provide accurate data to ODNR about nesting at our community. I am still holding out hope that spring will arrive. With that, spring cleanups are a big chore for all residents. Please note, that we will be doing site inspections in May to ensure properties are being maintained to community standards. Items that need to be addressed included down limbs and branches from the winter, and any piles of large sticks and debris that was collected in Please note the rules and regulations about open fires. Burning your debris is not prohibited. Yes, cleanups will make for a very busy May. However, it s not all work and no play. We like to play at Choctaw Lake. The weather is going to improve to allow for great fishing and fun boat rides. Please be sure to grab your boat sticker in the office, and any guest pass you may need. The water may be a tad cool to swim in May, but the beach is ready for some fun times! You will notice that the beach has increased in size and the railroad tie wall has been removed. If you decide to take a dip, please be careful running into the water. The slope into the water may be different than in the past. It will get a tad deeper as you enter the water. Have a good month I look forward to seeing you all out and about! Mike Casimir Sales Service Parts Rental Indoor: painting/wallpapering drywall/ceramic tile laminate floors cabinets/countertops carpentry & more Outdoor: decks/patios/porches staining/painting siding/soffits fascia/trim doors/windows & more Katherine Hogewoning P.O. Box 812 London, Ohio Phone: * free estimates * local references * no project too big or small D. Parking: IT S THE RULE (1) No motor vehicle or miscellaneous vehicle may be parked, placed in a position where it is blocking the flow of traffic or permitted to stand for an excessive period of time on any Choctaw Lake road or right-of-way. (2) Motor vehicles and miscellaneous vehicles shall not be parked on another property owner s property without permission. (3) WHERE A DWELLING IS CONSTRUCTED ON A LOT, ALL MOTOR VEHICLES OWNED BY THE PROPERTY OWNER SHALL BE PARKED EITHER ON THE DRIVEWAY OR INSIDE THE GARAGE. (4) Where no dwelling is constructed on a lot, motor vehicles and miscellaneous vehicles may be parked thereon for up to twelve (12) continuous hours; parking for longer periods of time may be permitted with the prior written permission of the Property Manager. (5) Motor vehicles, miscellaneous vehicles, trailers, campers or other types of vehicles, whether recreational or commercial, may be parked on Choctaw Lake recreational, boat launch and parking lot areas for up to eight (8) hours only, unless a written consent is obtained from the Property Manager.

5 CHOCTAW LAKE PATROL March, 2018 Monthly Report Specific Activity: Citations: Calls for Service 98 State 3 Alarm Drops 1 Lake 0 House Checks 1090 Documented Warnings 12 Building Checks 1046 Total Citations 15 Unsecured Doors / Windows 8 Boat Patrol: Squad Runs 10 Citations 0 Fire Runs 0 Warnings Hang Ups 0 Boater Assists / Tows 0 Backup Deputy 13 Resident Assists 120 Arrests: Felony 0 Residential Burglaries 1 Misdemeanors 1 Thefts from Residences 2 Juvenile Complaints Filed 1 Criminal Damaging 1 Total Arrests 1 Other Property Crimes 4 Other Activity: Domestic or Neighbor Disputes 12 Reports Written 13 Juvenile Complaints 6 Subpoenas or Civil Papers Served 4 Animal Complaints 2 Vehicle Crashes 1 Suspicious Persons 32 Total Mileage: 4757 Suspicious Vehicles 18 been Insurance our thing. has always been our thing. Chan & Thom Insuran Agenc Chaney & Thomas Insurance Agency 104 Lafayette 104 Lafayette London, Street OH 4 London, Phone: OH Phone: cntinsurance@li cntinsurance@live.com Dr. Kristen M. Thompson, OD 26 South Urbana Street South Vienna, Ohio CLEANING YOUR BOAT PRACTICES WHICH CAN HELP LAKE WATER QUALITY While each boater or homeowner contributes only a small portion of the overall pollution that enters our lake, the cumulative impact can be considerable. What YOU can do: *Rinse your boat frequently to reduce the need for soaps and cleansers, help stop marine growth, and extend the life of the protective coating. *Use environmentally friendly cleaning products such as baking soda, vinegar, and lemon juice. Use all cleaning products sparingly to minimize the amount discharged into the water. *Use phosphate-free, biodegradable cleaners such as Simple Green. If you use detergents, use them sparingly. *Avoid cleaning your boat dockside or your car in your driveway. Wash your boat or car in an area that allows for infiltration of wash water, such as gravel or grass without a drain directly to the lake. *Never dispose of cleaning products by dumping near the lake Shop at Your Local Florist, Gift Shop & Garden Center Over 100 Years of serving our Community. Growing the nicest selection of bedding plants, perennials & vegtables! We sell vegtable seed, grapevine wreaths and trees as well! You can purchase one of our Patio Pots or Hanging Baskets OR you can bring in your own containers for us to plant for you! Remember our Gift Shop full of Home Decor, Spiritual Gifts, Gifts for all occasions, Yankee Candles & More. Our Florist Shop can send Nationwide for less than others! Monday Friday 9 am 5 pm Saturdays 9 am 4 pm Sunday Closed for Rest & Worship Check us Out!! 196 West Center Street London, OH Quality Lawn & Landscape Free Estimates Steve Mast Commercial and Residential Mowing Mulching Trimming Landscaping Snow Removal

6 CLPOA: ANNUALIZED PROJECTIONS (ACTUAL/BUDGET): MARCH 2018 FISCAL YEAR (UNAUDITED) We have buyers for Choctaw Lake! Are you a seller? Our team has listed and sold several Choctaw Lake homes in the last year, but we have a lot of buyers who missed the chance to buy! They are looking for places like yours, so if you ve considered selling, we may have your buyer! As a resident of the lake for many years, Kate Crager-Tobin knows the market and your home s value. Give us a call today and let s chat about your real estate goals! 1152 W Choctaw Drive $190, Oneida Drive $430, W Choctaw Drive $161, Karok Drive $244, Suqualak Trail $229, Cherokee Drive $220, Pawnee Drive $205, Chickasaw Drive $151, Operations Expense Report: Cash Flow Acct# Account Name March Fcst March Act YTD Fcst YTD Act YTD to Budget Operations Expense $4, $4, $4, $4, ($176.85) Employee Benefits $3, $2, $3, $2, ($676.79) Administrative Expense $1, $2, $1, $2, $ Miscellaneous Expenses $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $ Building Maintenance $ $ $ $ $ Grounds Maintenance $ $2, $ $2, $2, Vehicles & Equip. Maint $0.00 $6.41 $0.00 $6.41 $ Miscellaneous Maintenance $ $0.00 $ $0.00 ($250.00) Prof Services Expense $1, $3, $1, $3, $1, Publications & Comm. Expense $1, $1, $1, $1, ($288.50) Payroll Taxes $2, $2, $2, $2, ($170.41) Wages $29, $26, $29, $26, ($2,659.88) Board Contingency $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Totals $45, $46, $45, $46, $ Operations Income Report: Cash Flow 2385 Cherokee Drive $105, Pueblo Drive $255, E Choctaw Drive $380,000 Call Today! S. Main Street London, OH Kate Crager-Tobin kate@bhhscragertobin.com All information deemed to be reliable but not guaranteed. This is not intended to solicit currently listed properties. Acct # Account Name March Fcst March Act YTD Fcst YTD Act YTD To Budget Dues & Assessments $251, $278, $251, $278, $27, Building Rentals $22, $29, $22, $29, $6, Publications Income $ $ $ $ $ Other Income $5, $5, $5, $5, $ Donation Income $0.00 $ $0.00 $ $ Totals $279, $314, $279, $314, $34, Property Transfers Lot Buyer address Seller 349 Philemon Taylor 3060 Old Columbus Rd Charles Withrow 665 Marc Allen Davis 2110 Cherokee nettie Highfill

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8 MAY Sewer Board Mtg 7pm (CR) 2 Seniors 12pm (A) 3 Booster Club Meeting 7pm (CR) Zumba 6pm (L) Euchre 6:30pm (A) CLPOA Board Mtg 7pm (CR) Booster Club Meeting 7pm (A) Quilt Club 8:30 am (A) Mindful Mothers 6:30pm (A) Garden Club Flower Sale 1:00pm Lakeside Market MOTHER S DAY Zumba 6:30pm (L) Garden Club 7pm (CR) Community Garage Sale Zumba 6:30pm (L) Dog Club 6:30pm (CR) Summer Concert 7pm (A) Ashley Martin Zumba 6:30pm (L) Memorial Day Office Closed 29 Trash Pickup (A) - Arrow Head (L) - Lodge (CR) - Conference Room APRIL 2018 JUNE

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