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Pack 246 scouts bridge

over to Boy Scouts Scouts of Den 6,

Arthur Keene,
James Wood-
ward, Luke Rem-
The seven scouts from Pack 346, Den Bear Scout year. ley, Gavin Dalton,
6 received their Arrow of Light Award All of the Den 6 scouts went above Matthew Thomas,
and bridged over to Boy Scouts on Sun- and beyond the requirements of rank,
day, Feb. 25. The scouts who participat- earning additional electives, shooting Aidan McColley
ed in the ceremony were Gavin Dalton sports awards and other special patch- and Luke Thomas,
(five years in Cub Scouts), Arthur Keene es. Scouts Gavin Dalton, Aidan McCol- bridge over to
(two years in Cub Scouts), Aidan Mc- ley, Luke Remley, Luke Thomas, Mat- Boy Scouts.
Colley (five years in Cub Scouts), Luke thew Thomas and James Woodward all
Remley (five years in Cub Scouts), Luke completed the advanced award of Out- PHOTO BY ELIZABETH GAMBLE
Thomas (5 years in Cub Scouts), Mat- door Ethics in Action during their Bear
thew Thomas (five years in Cub Scouts) Scout year.
and James Woodward (three years in The scouts of Den 6 also completed
Cub Scouts). Four of these scouts have additional service projects during their
been together in Pack 346 for their entire years in scouting, including the Lion’s
five years of scouting. The other scouts Club Pancake Breakfast, beach cleanups
were recruited by these boys to join Pack and clean up hikes, and regularly par-
346 over the years. ticipated in the Canyon Lake Fiesta Day
The Arrow of Light is the highest Parade and the Canyon Lake Veteran’s
award a Cub Scout can earn and is the Day Ceremonies.
only rank patch from Cub Scouts that The Arrows of Pack 346 most recent-
a scout can wear on his Boy Scout uni- ly built and presented a flag retirement
form. Each scout was presented a plaque collection box to the community, which
to commemorate their years in scout- is now housed at Pack, Wrap & Post in
ing with a personalized Arrow, hand the Towne Center.
wrapped to display each award they had To celebrate the scouts’ Arrow of
received in their two to five years of Light, the Order of the Arrow Scouts of
scouting. Troop 2011 performed a traditional Ar-
Two of the scouts, Matthew and Luke row of Light Ceremony. The parents, PHOTO BY ELIZABETH GAMBLE
Thomas, received their Super Achiever family and other Akela’s of each scout
award, which was earned by completing were on hand to support their scouts in
all the Webelos/Arrow of Light adven- their final event as Cub Scouts.
ture pins over the past 18 months. Nine Following the ceremony, the scouts Den 6 Scouts, surrounded by their parents and Akelas, are presented with their Arrow of
of the 27 adventures in the Webelos/Ar- bridged over to Boy Scouts and were Light plaque.
row of Light program were core adven- welcomed by their new troop scoutmas-
tures and three were electives required ter and scouts with new neckerchiefs to celebrate their graduation and encour- Pack 346 serves Canyon Lake, Can-
to complete Webelos and Arrow of and hats. age their continued success in scouting yon Hills and Tuscany Hills and is for
Light ranks. Matthew and Luke Thomas Their Den Leader Kenneth Rem- with a goal of completing their Eagle boys in kindergarten through 5th grades.
earned 15 additional electives during the ley and Assistant Den Leaders Susan Scout. All seven Scouts chose to con-
program. They also completed the Par- Thomas and Brent Dalton, as well as tinue their scouting journey with Troop For more information, email socal-
vuli Dei religious emblem during their Cubmaster Steve Sidwell, were on hand 2011 in Wildomar. pack346@gmail.com.

CANYON LAKE PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION

UPCOMING MEETINGS

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Driveways, as attached. from the Capital Improvement Fund, 05-670 to build
Executive Session Agenda D. Shannon Bernier 22976 Mariner Dr Approval for: an Amphitheatre at Holiday Harbor. Harbor Park.
Monday, March 5, 2018 - 5 p.m. HVAC Unit in Side Setback. That the Board of Directors 6.5. APPROVAL: Pump Track Project CIP Funding
POA Conference Room approves the HVAC unit located in the side setback That the Board of Directors approve funding
Call To Order – President Queen ith a recorded variance for the life of the improvement. in the amount of $15,000 from the Capital
Verification of Quorum – Harmony Owen E. Gregory Schoo 22650 San Joaquin Dr E Approval Improvement Fund, 05-670 to design a Pump Track in
Old Business for: BBQ Island in Side Setback. That the Board of the locations stated above.
New Business Directors approves the BBQ Island located in the side 6.6. APPROVAL: Permanent Marine Patrol Building CIP
1. Approval of Minutes – 5 p.m. setback with a recorded variance for the life of the Funding
2. Legal Matters (Civil Code 4935(a)) improvement. That the Board of Directors approve funding in the
3. Member Discipline (Civil Code 4935(a)) F. - Q. 30 Day Readings and Approvals amount of $24,523 from the Capital Improvement
4. 3rd Party Contract/Agreement Discussion (Civil Code 6. Board Action Items Fund, 05-670 to build a permanent Marine Patrol
4935(a)) 6.1. APPROVAL: 2018 - 2019 Annual Budget, Building.
5. Personnel Matters (Civil Code 4935(a)) Assessment & Reserve Funding (Susan Dawood) 6.7. APPROVAL: New Marine Patrol Dock CIP Funding
6. Adjournment - 10 p.m. That the Board of Directors approve the attached That the Board of Directors approve funding in the
Annual Budget for the Fiscal Year beginning May 1, amount of $24,990 from the Capital Improvement
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2018, the annual assessment in the amount of Fund, 05-670 to build a permanent Marine Patrol
Regular Session Meeting Agenda $2,999 to be effective May 1, 2018. If the Budget Dock.
Tuesday, March 6, 2018 - 7 p.m. for FY 18/19 that is presented by the Finance 6.8. APPROVAL: Travel Club Calendar Request 2018
Lodge - Holiday Bay Room Committee is approved by the Board with an Proposed Resolution: That the Board of Directors
alternative Assessment amount, the resulting annual approve/reject to close the pool at 12:30 p.m. on
1. Welcome and Call to Order assessment amount is hereby approved by the Board Friday, September 7, 2018 for the Travel Club dinner,
• Pledge of Allegiance (with the stipulation that the amount can be evenly dance.
• Verification of Quorum divided by 12.) and that for the Fiscal Year beginning 6.9. APPROVAL: Pool Chairs, Tables & Umbrellas Repair
2. Approval of Minutes May 1, 2018, the Board of Directors approve the & Replacement Funding
3. Public Official Comments funding levels of $2,325,530 for the Repair and 6.10. APPROVAL: Pool Cover Power Winder CIP
4. Presentations Replacement Reserve, $1,400,000 for the Road Funding
A. EVMWD Presentation for Variable Sewer for Reserve and $300,000 for the Capital Improvement 7. Member Comments on Non-Agenda Issues
Canyon Lake Fund. and Non-Personnel Issues
5. Consent Agenda (Items A-Q) 6.2. APPROVAL: 2018 – 2019 Schedule of Fees 8. Report of Executive Session Actions
A. Authorization of Liens That the Board of Directors approve the Schedule of 9. Association Reports
That the Board of Directors authorize Corporate Fees as shown on the attachment for the Fiscal Year 10. Board Comments
Counsel, the General Manager, or the appropriate beginning May 1, 2018. 11. Architectural Appeals
personnel to record the liens against the Assessor 6.3. APPROVAL: 2018 Annual Election Ballot Measure A. Bryan Howard 3720-058 29631 Bonanza Pl
Parcel Numbers. & A dvisory Votes Appealing ACC Denial: Over-height Wall, and
B. Approval - Weed Abatement Policy. That the That the Board of Directors approve the proposed Pillars
Board of Directors approve the Weed Abatement Measure and Advisory Votes to be included on the 12. Next Meeting Date
Policy and Procedure relating to PC.8.2, as attached. 2018 Annual Meeting of the Members’ Election Ballot. • Tuesday, March 20, 2018 at 6:00 P.M. – Executive
C. 30 Day Reading – Rule Revision PC.4.11 and PC 6.4. APPROVAL: Holiday Harbor Amphitheatre CIP Session (POA Conference Room)
5.10 Driveways. That the Board of Directors approve Funding. That the Board of Directors approve funding • Tuesday, March 20, 2018 at 8:00 P.M. – Regular
the 30-day reading to revise rules PC.4.11 and PC.5.10 in the amount of $86,858.02 plus a 5% contingency Work Session (POA Conference Room)
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