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F L O A T T I M E S H A R E A S S O C I A T i O N N E W S www.villageofloon.com Call for Nominations Presently your Board of Directors consists of five (5) members. John Keeley and Michael DeLeo whose terms expire in 2013, Campbell Soutter whose term expires in 2014, and Jeffrey Spiro and Sandra Curtis whose terms expire in 2015. At our November 23, 2013 Annual Meeting, you will be asked to vote for a candidate to fill the two expiring seats. Any owner in good standing may have their name placed on the ballot for consideration simply by submitting a completed Candidate Nomination Form prior to the deadline date indicated. The names and biographies of all candidates will be published in a future newsletter together with a proxy ballot so that owners who are unable to attend the Annual Meeting have the opportunity to vote. We encourage anyone who is interested to submit their name for nomination; however, please keep in mind that service on the Board of Directors is a non-compensated position. Directors must be able and willing to attend regular Board and/or Committee meetings (usually 6 per year) and possess a genuine interest in the future of our Resort. If you have the time and dedication and are interested in this highly rewarding position, please complete the enclosed Candidate Nomination Form and submit it to reach us no later than July 22, 2013. A Special Thank You to Joe Strob! The Board and management would like to thank and recognize Joe Strob for his over a dozen years of service to the owners while serving on the Board of Directors. Joe resigned for personal reasons late last year. Joe made many contributions over the years but most noteworthy was his tenure as Chairman of the Building and Grounds Committee where he was involved in many important capital projects over the last ten years. Joe was also instrumental in serving as the Board liaison to management and working with the contractor during the reconstruction of Lodge 2 after the fire in 2001. Joe s counsel and good humor will be missed on the Board and we wish him the very best always. Welcome Mike DeLeo While saddened to say goodbye to Joe we are pleased to welcome Mike DeLeo to the Board. Mike was appointed to fill the post until the next Annual Meeting where he will stand for election. Mike has owned at the Village for more than 20 years and has served on the Fixed Board of Directors for 12 years (as President for the last 8 years). Mike s involvement with the Fixed Association and his ownership in the Float Association brings a welcome perspective to the Board and we are pleased that Mike has joined us. Managed by Vacation Resorts International P E R F E C T I N G T H E A R T O F H O S P I T A L I T Y May 2013 Annual Meeting Save the Date! Saturday November 23, 2013 We are pleased to inform you that our Annual Meeting will be held on Saturday, November 23rd at 10:00 am in the Village of Loon Mountain Conference Center. We are trying a different format for this meeting by holding a joint meeting for both the Float (VLL) and Fixed (VLX) association owners. A deli lunch will be served after the meeting. The Boards and management hope that this new format will be informative and enable us to focus on issues common to both Associations. In this Issue: General Manager s Message New Roof and Parking Lot Repairs 2012 Annual Meeting Minutes Welcome Alana Hamm Air Conditioning Jean s Playhouse Upcoming Area Events Candidate Nomination Form

Message from your General Manager Winter has passed and we are well underway with our preparations for a busy 2013 summer season. As you are aware, most of our reserve projects take place in the spring with some completions taking place in the fall. This spring we are adding air conditioning and upgrading kitchens in all Lodge 3 units. Air conditioning has now been completed in Lodges 3,4, 5 and 6. Lodges 1 and 2 will be completed in 2014. In Lodge 4 we have just installed new carpeting throughout as well as completing the soft good refurbishments started last year. We completed the kitchen upgrades in all Lodge 4 units this past fall. A major project has been the replacement of roofing on Lodge 6. We have now replaced the steel roofing on all six Lodges within the last 8 years. Parking lots were repaired and new flowers planted for the new season. Everyone has been very busy! Refurbishment programs continue to progress with the renovation of bathrooms, interior painting, new furniture, carpeting and mattresses. We also hope to have property wide Wi-Fi available soon. In addition, work will be done in preparation for summer. We check all air conditioning systems, prepare lawns and driveways, wash high loft windows and continue unit deep cleaning. Needless to say, the entire staff is involved in a very coordinated and hard working effort! Many owners ask me what is the best way for them to enjoy additional time at the resort? The most cost effective way would be to purchase an additional week if possible. However, there are also various owner Additional Stay Bonus Week and Bonus Time programs available to you. Call the resort directly to receive the best price discount available. I hope to see many of you at your upcoming Annual Owners Meeting scheduled for Saturday, November 23rd at 10:00 a.m. Until then, I ll look forward to seeing you at the Village of Loon Mountain during what we hope will be another busy and prosperous year. As always, my door is open to you. I appreciate your comments and suggestions. Paul T. Carolan, CHA General Manager New Roofs and Parking Lot Repairs New roofing being installed on Lodge 6 Ongoing parking lot repairs 2 May 2013

DRAFT VILLAGE LODGE CONDOMINIUM UNIT OWNERS ASSOCIATION 2012 ANNUAL HOMEOWNERS MEETING MINUTES November 17, 2012 I. WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS/CALL TO ORDER Board President John Keeley called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m., welcoming owners to the 2012 annual meeting. John introduced the following: Board of Directors: John Keeley Campbell Soutter Jeffrey Spiro Joseph Strob Sandra Curtis Vacation Resorts International and Resort Management: Scott Dravis, Vice President of Resort Operations, VRI Paul Carolan, General Manager II. PROOF OF MEETING NOTICE John Keeley announced that the notice of today s meeting was mailed via newsletters in May and October and announced at last year s annual meeting. III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA By motion made and seconded, the agenda was approved unanimously. IV. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES A motion from the floor was made, seconded and approved unanimously to waive reading and approve the annual meeting minutes of November 19, 2011 as written. V. DIRECTORS REPORTS Board President John Keeley reported the following: John noted that 2012 was a busy year with continued emphasis on capital improvements and that the economy still presented its challenges for the Association. Delinquency and collection of owner fees continue to be a challenge. The aging owner base is finding it increasingly difficult to maintain their membership. We are looking for solutions through sales but as of yet have not had any success. Management continues to watch expenses carefully and has saved significantly on operational expenses. We will continue to monitor the financial health of the Association carefully and work on solutions to turn delinquent units into dues producing intervals. We continue to put aside $100,000 per year in a separate fund to save for the eventual purchase of the Swim and Tennis Club. This is a strategic goal and vital to the long term health of the timeshare Associations at The Village of Loon Mountain. John introduced Sandy Curtis who is responsible for owner communication, the Buildings and Grounds Committee, unit renovations and updates. Sandy mentioned her work with the Buildings and Grounds Committee and noted that she works closely with management on interior renovations to units. She noted that Lodge 4 furnishings have just been updated and she invited owners to tour a unit after the meeting. John introduced Dr. Jeffrey Spiro, Treasurer. Jeff noted that he had both a sad and happy bit of news. Long time employee and current Front Desk Manager Mary Ellen Nystrom will be leaving us at the end of November. She and her family will be moving to Florida to be close to her family. Mary Ellen and her family are looking forward to this new chapter in their lives and we are very happy for them and wish them the best in this new endeavor. At the same time, we are saddened to lose such a vital and long term member of the family at the Village of Loon. Mary Ellen has worked at the Village for 13 years, since she was 18 years old. During that time her cheery disposition and customer service skills have endeared her to many owners and she will be missed. VI. MANAGEMENT REPORTS John Keeley introduced Paul Carolan to give the General Manager s report. Paul reported on the following: Since the last annual meeting we were able to accomplish the following: Completed bathroom upgrades in Lodge 5. Lodges 1, 3, 4, 5 & 6 completed. Completed installing new 32 flat screen televisions in all master bedrooms. Installed air conditioning in Lodge 4. Completed upgrades to Lodge 4 soft goods. Updated kitchens in Lodge 4. Completed exterior painting. Continuing landscape improvements. Updated Property Management Computer system. Updated and repaired boilers and completed inspection program. Retained RCI Silver Crown status. For 2013 we have the following goals: Improve Going Green environmental program. Install air conditioning in Lodge 3. May 2013 3

Continue kitchen upgrade program in Lodge 3. Introduce Wi-Fi in guest rooms. Increase rental revenue. Retain RCI Silver Crown status. John Keeley introduced Scott Dravis who reported on the following: Scott acknowledged that the economy continues to be a challenge to the resort as well as individual owners. Scott wanted to take this opportunity to remind owners of several programs that may assist them in the payment of maintenance fees. First was an option to pay maintenance fees online at www.vriresorts.com, click on owners only section, click on online payments and follow the instructions. Another option for owners was to enroll in a payment plan to spread payments out. They could do so by calling the Hyannis office at 508-771-3399. Scott also reminded the owners about the VRI*ety exchange program, an internal exchange program within the VRI family of managed resorts which includes 160 participating resorts in 29 states. Hundreds of additional locations. No annual membership fee. Low exchange fees. 3 and 4 night split week reservations. Unit upgrades. VRI*ety can be reached by calling 888-203-1044 or going online at www.vrietyexchange.com. Scott moved into a financial presentation and explained he would report on the following: Reserves/Capital 2012 Income Statement 2013 Budget 2012 Capital/Reserves work included: Lodge 4 A/C $ 85,300 Lodge 4 Kitchens $ 67,749 Building Exteriors $ 5,812 Lodge 4 Interiors $ 55,622 Parking Lot/Roads $ 14,526 Misc. $ 10,193 Total $239,202 2013 Planned Major Capital Work: Lodges 1 & 6 Interiors Sofas Drapes Upholstered Chairs Carpet Mattresses Lodge 6 Roof Kitchens Lodge 3 Air Conditioning Lodge 3 Wireless Internet 2013 Budgeted Capital Expense Interiors Lodge 1 & 6 $ 170,278 Carpet $ 50,036 Kitchens Lodge 3 $ 83,375 Roof Lodge 6 $115,000 Misc. $ 21,000 Wireless $ 25,000 Mechanical $ 26,250 A/C Lodge 3 $ 67,200 Total $558,139 Scott reviewed the 2012 Income Statement through 9/30/12: YTD Actual YTD Budget Variance Revenue 1,499,556 1,541,371-41,815 Payroll 407,543 435,561-27,918 Operating 421,971 464,851-42,880 Admin & General 377,111 357,896 19,315 Fixed 177,292 168,900 8,392 Other 0 75,000-75,000 Net Income 76,276 Scott reviewed a handout of the 2013 budget; a real effort was made to control escalating costs however increased delinquency was the driving factor in a 2.4% increase to the maintenance fee. VII. ELECTIONS John Keeley asked Scott Dravis to moderate the elections. Scott noted there were 2 seats up for election this year and 2 candidates running unopposed for the seats. The candidates are incumbents Sandra Curtis and Jeffrey Spiro. Scott called for any nominations from the floor. Hearing none, the motion was made and seconded to close nominations and cast one vote in favor of each candidate and approved unanimously. Sandra Curtis and Jeffrey Spiro were elected to three year terms. VIII. OPEN FORUM The Board and management answered questions from owners. IX. ADJOURNMENT With no further business to come before the meeting, and upon a motion made, seconded and approved unanimously, the meeting was adjourned at 2:27 p.m. 4 May 2013

Air Conditioning I m pleased to inform you that the installation of air conditioning has been completed in Lodges 3, 4, 5 and 6. Lodges 1 and 2 will be completed in 2014. However, with this capital improvement investment comes owner responsibility. We ask you to only use the A/C when necessary, make sure windows and doors are closed and please do not use fireplace while the A/C is in use. Air conditioning adds additional electrical expense. We hope owners will enjoy this new amenity, but also help us by using it responsibly. Jean s Playhouse is the beautiful new year-round home for the North Country Center for the Arts. Previously known as the Papermill Theatre, this brand new facility allows the NCCA to expand programming beyond summer months including Mainstage and Children s Theatre shows. A sampling of some upcoming performances are: Welcome Alana Hamm The Village of Loon Mountain is pleased to welcome Alana Hamm as its new Assistant General Manager. Alana has joined us from Pollard Brook where she most recently held the position of Front Office Manager. Alana also brings a working knowledge of our housekeeping department from her past experience at The Village. Please help welcome Alana to your management team at the Village of Loon Mountain. Jean s Playhouse June 1-2 June 13 23 June 28 July 28 July 3 27 August 11 18 August 22 Oct 13 Seussical Jr. True West The Complete History of America Musical of Musicals The Sound of Music My Way: A tribute to Sinatra A great way to spend a summer evening! Upcoming Area Events June 1-15 Annual Fields of Lupine Sept. 29- Oct. 6 Fryeburg Fair June 8-16 Laconia Motorcycle Week October 12-14 Columbus Weekend June 29 New England Brewfest July 4 Independence Day Parade & Fireworks July 11-14 Woodstock 250th Anniversary Celeb Aug 10-11 Annual Summer Crafts Fair Aug. 16-18 White Mountain Boogie and Blues Sept. 20-22 NHSCOT Highland Games Oct. 10-14 Nov. 23 Nov. 27 Nov. 28 Dec. 21-28 January 19-21 Feb. 15-22 Annual Fall Crafts Festival VOLM Annual Meeting Loon Mountain Opening Tent Thanksgiving Season 4 - Happy Holidays Martin Luther King Weekend Season 5 President s Week May 2013 5

c/o Vacation Resorts International P.O. Box 399 Hyannis, MA 02601-0399 PRST FIRST U.S. POSTAGE PAID CURLEY DIRECT ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED IMPORTANT NUMBERS The Village of Loon Mountain and Vacation Resorts International (VRI) Services The Village of Loon Mountain 1(603) 745-3401 Fax 1(603) 745-8224 Business Hours (Mon - Sat) 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Website www.villageofloon.com Email Address: info@villageofloon.com Exchange Information RCI 1(877) 874-3334 Interval International 1(800) 828-8200 VRI*ety 1(888) 203-1044 Vacation Owner Services Assessment Billing & Collection 1(603) 745-3401 Managed by Vacation Resorts International Perfecting the Art of Hospitality www.vriresorts.com Reservations: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. M-F; 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. (PT) Float Week Reservations 1(800) 228-2968 Rentals 1(800) 228-2968 Vacation Tyme 1(866) 469-8222 VIP Reservations 1(866) 469-8222 Bonus Time 1(866) 469-8222 Still Need Assistance? VRI Corporate Services 1(508) 771-3399 VRI Fax 1(508) 775-6396 VRI Website www.vriresorts.com

Village Lodge Condominium Unit Owners Association Board of Directors Candidate Nomination Form The following information is needed by the Board of Directors to place your name into nomination for election to the Board. This information will then be included in the next notice mailed to all owners. Please be brief and write legibly. Name: Account # OR # of Weeks Owned: Address: City: State: Zip: Telephone Number(s): Education: Qualifying Experience: Objectives as Director: Becoming a member of the Board of Directors is a major responsibility and requires a firm commitment. Please do not volunteer unless you are willing and able to make this type of commitment to your Resort. Nomination Acceptance Signature Date In order to ensure your name is placed for nomination and appears on the ballot for consideration by your fellow owners, this form must be received NO LATER THAN JULY 22, 2013. PLEASE FOLD, SECURE STAMP AND MAIL TO ADDRESS ON REVERSE SIDE

-Please Fold Here- PLACE STAMP HERE Please check if new address Village Lodge Condominium Unit Owners Association c/o Vacation Resorts International Post Office Box 399 Hyannis, MA 02601-0399 -Please Fold Here-