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A-6 THE FRIDAY FLYER APRIL 13, 2018

POA NEWS

Board Meeting Recap children in the community safe by re-
porting to Community Patrol those not
The POA Board of Directors met in wearing helmets when you see them on
Regular Session on Tuesday, Apr. 3. the street.
Here are updates on some of the projects Residents are reminded that it’s Little
and Community Patrol related items that League season and to slow down around
were discussed. the field and to come to a complete stop
General Manager Eric Kazakoff an- at the stop sign near the fields.
nounced that the 50-year-old lighthouse Residents will no longer be charged
in the lake is being rebuilt. “The top por- $45 for golf cart stickers. Residents are
tion of it has been rebuilt and in the next still required to register their golf carts
few weeks hopefully we’ll see an en- with the POA and a valid Certificate of
tirely new top.” It will be painted blue, Liability coverage must be submitted at Mon - Margarita Mondays
the same color as the lighthouses at the the time of registration which identifies
front gate. The project is scheduled to be the registering member as the policy- Tues - Taco Tuesdays
completed by the end of April. holder. Notices will be sent out in mid-
Construction of the new amphithe- April. Weds - EDM & Wing night
ater at Holiday Harbor Park is set to The lake hotline, 951-244-6841, ext.
begin the first week in May. The Fine 700, has been updated to report condi- thurs ladies night- BOGO 8pm-10pm
Arts Guild presented the board with a tions of the lake following precipitation
$25,000 check to go toward the project. during March. Fri - Live Music
The construction of the new perma- New this year, the Budget will be Sun - Karaoke
nent Marine Patrol building at Holiday posted online and all residents will re-
Harbor Park is scheduled to begin the ceive a summary of the Budget instruct-
first week of May. In March, the board ing them where it can be found online.
approved $31,594 for the project. Those who have signed up to receive the
Construction of the new Marine Pa- electronic version by email should have
trol dock at Holiday Harbor Park is received it already.
scheduled to begin early to mid-April. Girl Scout Troop 1953 was approved
The Mailbox Replacement Project as a sanctioned Canyon Lake club.
is set to start in mid-April, beginning Steve Libring was appointed chair-
with the worst mailboxes in the com- person of the Security Advisory Com-
munity. In February, the board approved mittee, replacing Tammy Stone who Friday 13 April 2018
$390,182.03 plus five percent contin- announce her resignation. Tammy will
gency from the Repair and Replace- remain on the committee as an alternate. ROADIE
ment funds to replace all the mailboxes
throughout the community. The three- Main Gate Change
phase project will take approximately The Main Gate decal lane is now
18 months to complete. Operations will closed every night from 10 p.m. to 6
remove and dispose of the current mail- a.m. Residents may access the commu-
boxes, saving the POA approximately nity via the RFID lane or the guest lane
$45,000. during these hours.
The board discussed the possible lo-
cations for the pump track and some of Flick N Float
the pros and cons of each location: Sier- Friday 20 April 2018
ra Park West and Seirra Park North. The Bring the family, a friend and a noo-
base price for Sierra Park West estimated dle or float and enjoy a movie poolside ELECTRIC ASH
at $180,651.50. The base price for Sierra at Flick N Float movie nights on June
Park North estimated at $282,509.30. 16, July 7 and Sept. 1. Movies start at
No final decision has been made regard- dusk. Flick N Float, sponsored by the
ing the location. POA, is a free activity for members and
New flooring has been installed in the their guests.
men’s restrooms on the 6th and 16th tees Member Services Hours
on the golf course.
The board approved funding in the Member Services is open Monday
amount of $23,800 from the Repair and through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
Replacement funds for a new Operations Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Of- Friday 27 April 2018
vehicle, replacing a 1996 Ford Ranger fices are closed on Sundays.
with 246,398 miles. ECLIPSE
On Mar. 1, new flooring was installed Free RFID Stickers
in the elevators at the POA and lodge. The POA is no longer charging for
On Mar. 2, the scoreboard at Gault RFID stickers, which allow residents
Field was refaced quicker access to the community at each
The Campground Renovation Project of the three gates. Members who wish to
is underway and on schedule to be com- receive a free RFID sticker must bring
pleted by Memorial Day. their vehicle to the POA office along
Community Patrol wants to make with a current vehicle registration (must
residents aware that there has been a re- be registered to a community member)
ported rise in theft and attempted theft and photo identification, such as a POA Saturday 28 April 2018
in the community. Residents should con- card or driver’s license.
tact the police if they see a suspicious A staff member will install the sticker CHEEZ WHIZ BAND
person or suspicious activity. Residents on the vehicle. Members who do not
may contact Community Patrol after bring their vehicle to the POA office
contacting the police and Community cannot be issued a sticker. The stickers 951–244–7373
Patrol will respond while waiting for the do not have to be replaced on an annual
police to arrive. basis. However, members must provide
Community Patrol and the police annual registration to reactivate the 31780 Railroad, Canyon Rd,
have started sharing “Be on the Look- sticker/transponder. Canyon Lake, CA 92587
out” alerts for the gates as well as pic-
tures of subjects. Project Questions
For POA Rules and Regulations vio-
lations, contact Community Patrol. For Have questions about the POA’s cur-
issues pertaining to the law, call the po- rent and upcoming projects? Mail ques-
lice. tions to projects@canyonlakepoa.com.
A total of 116 speeding tickets were Be sure to put the name of the project in
issued within the community last month. the email subject line.
The board is planning on purchasing an- Country Club Buffet
other speed trailer.
Community Patrol announced that The country club offers a breakfast
there will be zero warnings for children buffet and Bloody Mary Bar every Sun-
under the age of 18 not wearing prop- day between the hours of 9 a.m. and 1
er head protection when required. The p.m. The buffet is $12.50; Bloody Marys
community is being asked to keep the $13.50.