POA News

EVMWD lake lease litigation about to wrap up

The Lake Lease litigation is wrapping up, according to the Canyon Lake POA’s website. As of Jan. 29, lakefront owners received email notification of the Class Action Notice in the pending CLPOA vs. EVMWD litigation (RIC 1503428), and a hard copy is in the mail, the Canyon Lake POA said.

This marks what may be the final countdown to the close of Canyon Lake POA’s litigation with EVMWD, pending the Court’s final approval hearing on March 10. This non-monetary Class Action Notice describes the process lakefront members can take to either exclude themselves from the Class Settlement, if they wish, or object to the Class Settlement, if they wish.

Members who are not directly adjacent to the Canyon Lake reservoir did not receive a notice and would not be part of the Class Settlement.

All members are welcome to view court filings, at no cost, and to read more information about the Lake Lease settlement, this Class Settlement and the Joint Statement of CLPOA and EVMWD on Canyon Lake POA’s Lake Lease website www.canyonlakepoa.com/372/Lake-Lease. This website link is accessible by only Canyon Lake POA members who have created an account on the website and completed the Member Authorization Form.

Intent to run for the board forms due Thursday

Forms are due Thursday for Canyon Lake POA members interested in running for the Board of Directors. Those interested may pick up the Intent to Run Form at the Canyon Lake POA’s Corporate Office.

Two of the five seats on the Canyon Lake POA Board of Directors will be up for election in May. The two-year terms of Dale Welty and Jim Birringham are coming to an end.

Intent to Run Forms must be completed and returned to the Canyon Lake POA Office no later than 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 12.

Canyon Lake POA prime or associate members that are in good standing may run for the Board of Directors. All candidates must comply with the Canyon Lake POA election rules.

Debby Gagnon named Fiesta Day Grand Marshal

The Fiesta Day Committee is proud to present the Grand Marshal title to Debby Gagnon, the long-time owner of Pack, Wrap and Post in the Town Center.

“Part of why I fell in love with Canyon Lake is because we are Small Town USA,” Debby said. “You can get involved in this community and, if you want to put in the time, you can make a difference.”

And that is what Debby has done – as a resident, as a business owner and as an organizer of numerous community events. She has lived in Canyon Lake since 1986.

At least twice she has been named “Volunteer of the Year” (2009 and 2012) by the Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce.

Free introductory Junior Tennis Clinics

A new introductory junior tennis clinic designed to teach children the sport of tennis begins Wednesday for children ages 6 to 16.

Canyon Lake children are invited to participate in the free clinic where the emphasis will be on enjoyment and learning basic strokes.

Clinics will be taught by Tennis Pro Brien Sullivan and will take place every Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. on Courts 1 and 2. No reservations are required, so participants just need to show up.

L.A. Guns Concert set for April

1980s metal sensation, L.A. Guns, will perform at the Canyon Lake POA’s next Concerts at the Lodge series on April 25. Tickets are now on sale.

L.A. Guns was formed in 1983 by guitar player Tracii Guns and, then unknown singer, Axl Rose on lead vocals. The team of Guns and, former Girl singer, Phil Lewis have sold 6.5 million records. Albums included 1988’s L.A. Guns and 1990’s Cocked and Loaded, both of which were certified Gold. The current lineup features founding member, and lead guitar player, Guns, who has reunited with Lewis on vocals, along with Shane Fitzgibbon on drums, Johnny Martin on bass and Ace Von Johnson on guitar.

General Admission tickets to this concert are $32 and for VIP admission are $52. Tickets and more details about this concert may be found online at www.clpoa.com/laguns.