Coming Events · CC&R VIOLATIONS OCTOBER 2017 2016 NOTICES MAILED Painting & Repairs 29 16 54 15 Nuisance & Debris 29 14 Repair of Buildings 6 8 Improvements & Alterations 5 2 Vehicle

December 2017

IN THIS ISSUE:Bulletin ........................................................ 2Association Information .............................. 2It's Our Budget ....................................................3Financial Statement .................................... 3Membership Office Hours....................................3Maintenance Corner ............................................4Greetings from Community Services ...............4Eucalyptus Moratorium is Over ...........................4 City of Lake Forest Elections ...............................52018 Potential Reserve Expenditures ............6Beautiful Properties in Lake Forest II ............7Board of Directors Meeting News ............... 8-9Lake Forest II Recreation .................... 10-12Message from the Women's Club ...............12Holiday News & Events...............................13Tract Rep Program Update .........................14Community News ..................................... 14Volunteers Needed for LF II...................... 14Residents’ Ads .......................................... 15TIDBITS .................................................... 15Calendar .............................. Back Cover

Coming Events:Sunday, 12/3 – 1:00 to 4:00 PM MILK & COOKIES WITH SANTAMondays at 5:30 PM Monday Night Football in the Adult Lounge see p. 11 for scheduleWednesday, 12/6 – 7:00 PM MASTER BOARD MEETINGSunday, 12/10 – 3:00 PM Festival Singers ConcertWednesday, 12/13 – 5:30 PM M.A.C. meeting (only 1 meeting in Dec)Thursday, 12/14 – TBC Hearing BoardSaturday, 12/16 – 6:00 PM LF Keys Holiday Boat ParadeTuesday, 12/19 – 6:00 PM Women’s Club MeetingSunday, 12/31 – 8:00 PM Women’s Club New Year’s Eve PartyTuesday, 1/2 – polls open 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM Recall Special Election for LF City Council

CITY OF LAKE FOREST ELECTIONSLAKE FOREST ELECTIONS, TWO ISSUES THAT MAY HAVE MEANINGFUL IMPACTS FOR LF II RESIDENTS

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THE MAINSHEET – DECEMBER 2017 VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG

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LAKE FOREST II MASTER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident .............................Jolene FuentesVice President ............................Jim RichertTreasurer ..................................Tom LuddenDirector .....................................Ted BrackezDirector .....................................Paul CoulterDirector ..................................Sonny MorperDirector ............................Steve Valderrama

BOARD MEETINGSFirst Wednesday of every month, 7:00 p.m.

The Board of Directors Meetings are open to all members of the Association, and you are encouraged to attend. This is your forum for voicing your opinions and getting involved in what takes place in your community. To add an item to the Agenda, submit a written request to General Manager Alisa Woolsey seven days prior to the Board meeting. To address the Board about a matter that is not on the Agenda, complete and submit a “Request to Address the Board” form before 7:00 p.m. on the meeting date. The Board Meeting Agenda is posted several days in advance at www.lf2.org, and at the Clubhouse. Agenda backup material and copies of the Agenda are also available at the Front Desk several days in advance of the meeting.

MASTER ASSOCIATION 2017 BASIC ASSESSMENTS

OPERATIONAL ............................$55.83 RESERVES ......................................8.67 TOTAL ..................................$64.50**All homes in the Association pay the Basic Assessments. Note that total assessments vary from $64.50 to $134.00, depending on the Department/Sub-Association in which you live, as Tract Assessments are added to the Association’s Basic Assessments.

RESERVES FUND REPORT The balance of the Associat ion's restricted reserves as of September 30, 2017: Restricted Reserve Cash $2,555,900.30TOTAL: $2,555,900.30

THE MAINSHEET POLICY The Mainsheet is a monthly publication of the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Association, 24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA 92630. All articles and ads must be submitted no later than the first day of the month for consideration for inclusion in the following month’s issue. All ads are subject to space availability and acceptance by Lake Forest II Manage-ment. Acceptance of any ad does not constitute approval or endorsement by the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Association. The Association accepts no liability for content of any ad, including omissions or errors. For more information, contact Bruce Cook at 586-0860 (ext. 12), or [email protected].

SUN & SAIL CLUB24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA 92630(949) 586-0860 • FAX (949) 588-1716

HOURS OF OPERATION Mon–Sat: 8 AM to 10 PM

Sun: 8 AM to 8 PMLIFEGUARD SCHEDULE

No Lifeguard Hours until SpringADULT LOUNGE (Age 21+ Only)TGIF Fridays: 6:00 PM to Midnight(Early closure at bartender’s discretion)

CLUB PHONE NUMBERS Call 586-0860 and enter the desired extension number, or simply press the number below for the department you wish to contact. To reach the Front Desk for assistance, enter “10” or stay on the line after the recorded message. • For Accounting....................................... 2 • For Membership ID Cards or

Escrow Inquires................................. 3 • For CC&R Inspectors or MAC Desk ...... 4• For Clubhouse Reservations ................. 5 • For Recreation ....................................... 6 • For Grounds & Facility Maintenance ..... 7 • For Facility Services .............................. 8

STAFF CONTACT INFORMATIONAdministration Alisa Woolsey, General Manager Ext. 11, or [email protected] Sari Manoff, Administrative Asst. Ext. 35, or [email protected] Bruce Cook, Communications Coordinator Ext. 12, or [email protected] Facility Supervisors (Night/Weekend) Ext. 38, or [email protected] Cindy Christenson, Dept. Mgr./Asst. GM Ext. 18, or [email protected] Joanne Todd, Accounts Receivable Ext. 31, or [email protected] Chris Elsner, Collections Administrator Ext. 19, or [email protected] Vicki Todisco, Membership Membership, ID Cards, Escrows Ext. 17, or [email protected] Services Jenny Mucha, Manager Ext. 13, or [email protected] Bernie Fortier, CC&R Inspector Ext. 14, or [email protected] Dale Peterson, CC&R Inspector Ext. 16, or [email protected] Connie Hernandez, Front Desk Ext. 10, or [email protected] Linda Goold, MAC Coordinator Ext. 15, or [email protected] Don Rodriguez, Manager Ext 21, or [email protected] Barbara Stowers, Admin. Assistant Ext. 85, or [email protected] Argelia Jimenez, Manager Ext. 29, or [email protected] Kaya Francis, Facility Rentals Ext. 20, or [email protected]

CC&R VIOLATIONS OCTOBER 2017 2016 NOTICES MAILED Painting & Repairs 29 16 Landscape Maintenance 54 15 Nuisance & Debris 29 14 Repair of Buildings 6 8 Improvements & Alterations 5 2 Vehicle Violations 15 2 Trash Containers 7 0 Escrow Violations 11 11 Parking Tickets 20 19 Door Hangers 39 23

TOTAL VIOLATIONS 215 110

CLUB & OFFICE HOURS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8TH

SUN & SAIL CLUB OPEN 8:00 AM – 10:00 PMADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES CLOSE @ 11:30 AM●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22ND

SUN & SAIL CLUB OPEN 8:00 AM – 10:00 PMADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES CLOSED ALL DAY●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24TH

THE SUN & SAIL CLUB CLOSES @ 5:00 PM●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●

MONDAY, DECEMBER 25TH

THE SUN & SAIL CLUB IS CLOSED ALL DAYMerry ChristMas!!!

●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29TH

SUN & SAIL CLUB OPEN 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES CLOSED ALL DAY ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31ST

SUN & SAIL CLUB CLOSES @ 5:00 PMNEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY STARTS @ 8:00 PM●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●

MONDAY, JANUARY 1ST

SUN & SAIL CLUB IS CLOSED ALL DAY happy New year!!!

VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG THE MAINSHEET – DECEMBER 2017

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTSEPTEMBER 2017

BALANCE SHEETCurrent Assets $ 9,236,964 Fixed Assets 1,883,619 Other Assets 104,760TOTAL ASSETS $ 11,225,343Current Liabilities $ 237,487Long-Term Liabilities -0-Equity 10,987,856 TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $ 11,225,343

STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENSES Month of September YTD 2017 2017Recreation $ 29,782 $ 318,788 Communications 760 18,644 Club Rentals/Lounge 11,241 98,635 Community Services 2,040 13,871 Accounting 4,534 41,499 Administration* 187,861 1,690,698 TOTAL REVENUE $ 236,219 $ 2,182,134Recreation $ 30,891 $ 413,983 Communications 4,720 45,142 Club Rentals/Lounge 6,637 54,983 Community Services 31,322 288,378 Accounting 10,860 109,794Maintenance 82,593 797,520Administration 36,303 402,453TOTAL EXPENSES $ 203,326 $ 2,112,253 Current Prd Actual $ 32,892 $ 69,881Current Prd Budget $ 32,526 $ 80,182 Variance $ 366 $ (10,300)Variance is before depreciation *Includes Billed Revenue that may not be collected

MEMBERSHIP OFFICE HOURS – DECEMBER I.D. PHOTOS, MEMBERSHIP CARDS

SUNDAYS CLOSED MONDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. TUESDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. WEDNESDAYS CLOSED THURSDAYS 2:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. FRIDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. SATURDAYS Dec. 2, 16 9:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Dec. 9, 23 & 30 CLOSED

The Membership Office will be closed as per the holiday schedule office hours listed in the BULLETIN on p. 2

It’s Our Budget2018 Budget Packet Approved & On Its Way to You

2018 Monthly Assessment Rates Established The Board has approved the 2018 Budget Packet, and the Homeowner Monthly Assessments for Master Operations plus Reserve Assessments for 2018 for all LFII separate interest properties has been established at $65.50. This is a $1 per month per property increase over the 2017 rate. For the 10 Departments, there has been no increase to your 2018 Depart-ment in-tract operational and reserve assessments from the rates you paid in 2017. Therefore, the total monthly assessments for the 10 Department neighborhoods will be per the table below:

Your monthly payment is due and payable on the first (1st) day of each month and you have up to and including the 20th day of each month to be on time. Payments made ON or AFTER the 21st day of each month are considered late and need to include the $10 late fee. Payments can be dropped off at the Clubhouse in the payment slot located by the front door or given to a Staff member at the Front Desk. The Association does not send monthly invoices for your monthly assessment payments; instead, we use COUPON BOOKLETS as they are far more economical. You should receive your assessment coupon booklet (they are RED for 2018) with return envelopes about mid-December. If you pay your assessment by ACH (automatic withdrawal) you will receive a notification letter informing you of your 2018 assessment amount instead of a coupon booklet. No action is required by you as your monthly withdrawal amount will be automatically updated to reflect your new billing amount for 2018. If you would like to sign up for ACH please contact us at: 949-586-0860, Ext. 19. If you like to pay your assessment by CREDIT/DEBIT CARD you can use the link located on our website: www.lf2.org. See Online Bill Payment now available on the home page. If you pay your assessments through an ON-LINE-BILL- SERVICE through your bank, please be sure that it reflects your LFII 7-digit account number or the property address. PLEASE UPDATE YOUR ASSESSMENT AMOUNT FOR 2018 SO YOU ARE PAYING THE CORRECT AMOUNT. These types of pay-ments can either be mailed to the Clubhouse at 24752 TOLEDO WAY, LAKE FOREST, CA 92630-2399, or our lockbox at PO BOX 52361, PHOENIX, AZ 85072-2361. All of these changes must be completed to ensure timely posting to your account. If you are receiving statements regarding CC&R non- compliance fines being assessed to your account, contact Jenny Mucha, Community Service Manager, at 586-0860 Ext.13 to remedy this situation as quickly as possible. Please note that if your account is not in good standing, either for unpaid assessments or fines, an “Administrative Hold” will be put on your account and all privileges, including use of the Clubhouse, will be suspended until the matter is cleared up. Delinquent accounts are reported to RecoverHoaDues.com. This service will send out letters, do a skip trace and credit reporting. We offer payment plans to homeowners who might need assistance with getting caught up. We are here to help you before the situation becomes too difficult to manage or extra fees are added. If you have questions regarding your account please do not hesitate to contact the Accounting Department at 586-0860, Ext.19.

Master $65.50 Forest Creek $120.00 Parkwood Estates $84.50Indian Hills $107.00 Serrano Ridge $93.00 Lake Park West $77.00The Woods $135.00 Prairie Ridge $81.00 Parkwood Estates II $69.00 Ranchwood & Park Place pay $65.50 as neither has in-tract operational or reserve expenditures.


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FROM THE CC&R INSPECTORS

Greetings from Community Services

Eucalyptus Moratorium is OVER for the Season!

As of November 1st, the City’s Eucalyptus Moratorium is over for the season. You may now trim or remove your euca-lyptus tree, if necessary, from that date through March 31st of next year. Remember that prior MAC approval is necessary for any tree removal! Removal of any variety of tree that is over 6 feet in height requires prior approval from the Master Architectural Committee (MAC). MAC Applications are available at the Club, and online at www.lf2.org (click on Resource Center, and then the Architectural Improvements file). For more information or assistance, please contact Linda Goold in Community Services at 586-0860, Ext. 15, or [email protected]. Please see “Tips from the M.A.C.” on page 4 for tips on tree removal and pruning.

FALL TREE TRIMMING SCHEDULE for LF II

DEPARTMENTS (TRACTS) Below is the fall tree-trimming schedule for the applicable depart-ments/ neighborhoods:

The Woods - Department 78 – We have scheduled seven (7) consecutive days within The Woods - the work beginning off of Lake Forest Drive and Shadyvale Lane – November 6 through November 14 Parkwood Estates - Department 72 – We have scheduled tree-trimming in Parkwood Estates for – November 15 through November 16Forest Creek – Department 70 – Tree Removal Only – We have scheduled tree removal in Forest Creek for – November 17Prairie Ridge – Department 82 – We have scheduled tree-trimming in Prairie Ridge for - November 17Forest Creek – Department 70 – Tree Trimming Only – We have scheduled tree-trimming for Forest Creek for – December 18 – December 22Lake Park West – Department 77 – We have scheduled tree-trimming for Lake Park West for – December 22Clubhouse – Department 68 – The tree-trimming schedule for the Clubhouse grounds is scheduled for – January 24 through January 29, 2018

Please Note: • LF II’s contractor for tree trimming services is on another job from Nov. 18 – Dec 17.

• No tree-trimming is done for Ranchwood, Serrano Ridge, Indian Hills, Park Place or Parkwood Estates II.

For more information or questions, please contact Barbara Stowers, Maintenance Administrative Assistant @ 586-0860 x 85, or [email protected].

Reasons for Taking Photos of Homes Residents of our community are sometimes concerned when they observe the CC&R Inspectors taking photos of their homes and property, or photos of vehicles on or near their property. Accordingly, the Inspectors take numerous photos on a routine basis. Following are some examples: The inspectors routinely walk and drive through the Association’s neighborhoods for close-up views of the condi-tion of homes and yards. Photos are a routine part of the inspection process and are required by the Association Master Board of Directors. When violations are noted during an inspection, the CC&R Inspector may follow-up by sending out a formal violation letter to the homeowner. The violation letter provides a detailed description of each noted violation, and includes photos of the areas in question for clarification. Additional photos are taken at various stages of the CC&R enforcement process. Vehicles that are in violation of the Association’s Vehicle Rules may be photographed as well. The cameras used by the Inspectors use a zoom lens to provide closer detail and additional clarification for the noted violation. As the CC&R Inspectors walk or drive through the LFII community, they also take photos of many attractive homes that catch their eye. Each month the Inspectors sort through the possible candidates and select photos of three exceptionally beautiful homes. The selected homes are published in The Mainsheet as the “Most Beautiful Home of the Month”. At a later time, these homes are candidates for the “Most Beautiful Home of the Quarter”, and ultimately for the “Most Beautiful Home of the Year”. Please be assured that the photos are a very useful and vital aspect of our established CC&R enforcement process and other operational responsibilities. Also, please note that at no time do the Inspectors go onto private property to take a picture. All pictures are taken from the car, street, sidewalk or common area.

Eucalyptus Moratorium is OVER for the Season!

As of November 1st, the City’s Eucalyptus Moratorium is over for the season. You may now trim or remove your eucalyptus tree, if necessary, from that date through March 31st of next year. Remember that prior MAC approval is necessary for any tree removal of any variety of tree that is over 6 feet in height. MAC Applications are available at the Club, and online at www.lf2.org (click on Resource Center, and then the Architectural Improvements file). For more information or assistance, please contact Linda Goold in Community Services at 586-0860, Ext. 15, or [email protected].


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CITY SETS JAN 2ND FOR RECALL ELECTION A municipal recall petition is the power of the voters, provided in the State constitution, to remove elected officials from office before their term expires. The recall has been used by voters to express their dissatisfaction with their elected officials. In March of this year, a second recall petition was initiated against sitting City of Lake Forest Councilmember Andrew Hamilton (the first recall attempt, in June of 2016, failed due to a lack of sufficient numbers of valid signatures). On Sept. 6, 2017, the OC Registrar of Voters certified that enough valid petition signatures had been gathered to require a special election to submit the recall election to the Lake Forest voters. Mr. Hamilton, a LF II resident, was first elected in November of 2014. His term expires in December, 2018. Per the California Elections Code, with the required number of signatures of the recall petition validated by Registrar of Voters, the City of Lake Forest must act on this matter. They must set a date for the recall election within the required time frame, establish the election calendar, and open nominations for candidates seeking to succeed Mr. Hamilton for the balance of his term. The Registrar’s office estimates that the cost to taxpayers for the special election is $210,000 – $240,000. On Oct. 3, 2017, the Lake Forest City Council adopted a Resolution calling for a special election to be held on Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2018. The election has two parts. The first is to address the question of whether Mr. Hamilton should be recalled or not – yes or no. A simple majority vote of those who voted will determine the outcome. If the majority of the vote is against the recall, the recall fails and Mr. Hamilton retains his seat on the Council until his term expires. If the majority vote is in support of the recall, Mr. Hamilton will be re-moved from office. This is the second part of the ballot – the question being, if Mr. Hamilton is removed from office, who shall fill the remainder of his term. Six candidates have filed papers to run to fill the seat if the recall is successful. They are Tom Cagley, David E. Glick, Neeki Moatazedi, Mark Tettemer, Frank Wagoner and Stan Yombo (to know more, visit: http://lakeforestca.gov/312/Elections). The person who receives the most votes will be the replacement. The polls will be open 7:00 am – 8:00 pm on Jan 2nd. All Lake Forest registered voters are eligible to vote. You can either vote-by-mail or at your polling location. To find out more about registering to vote, voting by mail or where your polling location would be, go to: https://www.ocvote.com/voting/voting-in-lake-forest.

CITY GOING TO DISTRICT-BASED ELECTIONS Lake Forest currently uses an “at-large” election system in which voters from the entire City choose each of the 5 Council-members. In a district-based system, the City is divided into separate mapped districts, each with one Councilmember who resides in that district and is chosen only by the voters living in that district. Beginning with the November 2018 election, Lake Forest will elect members of the City Council from individual districts, instead of by City-wide vote. The City is doing this to comply with the California Voting Rights Act of 2001 (Elections Code §14025 et seq.) in conjunction with Govt. Code §34886 setting forth the transition process from at-large to district-based elections: 2 public hearings; drafting district maps; 2 more public hearings; selection of the final map; establishing the sequencing process by which the district elections will be staggered; final adoption of the ordinance codifying the district-based elections. Drawing of district maps must adhere to “traditional redis-tricting principles”: 1) population balanced (1 person, 1 vote); 2) maintaining communities of interest; 3) creating compact, contiguous districts (no gerrymandering); 4) using visible natural or manmade boundaries. The City initiated the process to transition to district-based elections in May of this year. Two early public hearings were held to gather community-based input as to how the district map should be drawn. Initially, 26 differing versions of the district map were presented. From these, the Council selected 4 “focus” maps and directed a 5th map be drawn. At their Nov. 7th meeting, the Council considered these 5 maps for final selec-tion. To view these maps, go to http://drawlf.org/draft-maps/. The five final maps are numbered as Maps 109, 110, 115, 116 & 128. Even though “maintaining communities of interest” is a listed criterion of determining district map boundaries, not one version of the maps maintains LF II as a whole community, it is splintered up in all district map versions. At their Nov. 7th meeting, the Council, by 3-2 vote, narrowed the choices down to Maps #116 & 128, and also including a previously unpublished map, #129. In their discussion on the matter, one issue of debate was whether or not the map should be revised to maintain LF II as a whole "community of interest" (if your are interested in viewing the City Council debate on this item, go to: http://agenda2009.city-lakeforest.com/SIREPub/mtgviewer.aspx?meetid=946&doctype=AGENDA). The Council further directed that multiple versions of each map be produced, with a focus on maintaining communities of interest and a population balance amongst the districts. These tweaked versions of the 3 finalists will again be presented to the Council at their meeting of Nov. 21st. The expected sequencing of events to completion is to select a final map on Nov. 21st, have it published for public review, and then adopt the ordinance codifying the district-based elections at the meeting of Dec. 5th. If you are interested in this issue, there is still time to provide input to the City Council on the preferred version of the final district map. You can stay up-to-date on this issue by going to http://lakeforestca.gov/, then click on “District Elections”.

CITY OF LAKE FOREST ELECTIONSTWO ITEMS THAT MAY MATTER TO LF II RESIDENTS

Have YOU Voted?

Remember to Vote on Jan. 2nd

Your VOTE is Important!!


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AQUATICS BUILDINGCarpet – Offices ................………………..1,747HVAC System ............... …………………14,206RR Partitions Components ..............…...49,230Recirc Pump ................ ……………………….86Drinking Fountain ...............………………1,218Outdoor Shower ...............………………..5,277Plumbing Fixtures ...............………………3,983Water Heater ................……………………..558Signage R/R .............................................1,522

BANQUET ROOMSRestroom Partitions Components .............5,137Room Dividers - Fabric Repl ..............…28,344

BARAppliances ............... ………………………4,393Cabinets/Counters ..................……………9,718TV ………………………………...............2,968Billiard Tables - Recover/RR ...............…..2,448Lighting .....................................................9,211Glass Railing ...............……………………1,417Exterior Furniture - Deck/Patio ...............21,019

CATERING KITCHENAppliances ..............................................14,392Cabinets/Counters/Sink ...............………..6,145

CLUBRestroom Components ...............………...7,829Cabinets – FD ............... …………………..2,632Drinking Fountain ...............………………1,189Doors ................…………………………..36,145Electrical R/R ..........................................20,246PA System ................................................9,819Audio Equipment ......................................7,174Sound System .............. …………………22,801Security System ................………………21,822Elevator ............... ………………………..15,184Carpet Cleaner .........................................4,555Security/Fire Panels .............. …………..13,167AC Wall Units ................…………………….859Lighting ................ ………………………..28,850Ceiling Tile Allowance ...............................3,067Signage ....................................................6,562

CLUB GROUNDSPicnic Tables ............... …………………..13,333Benches ....................................................4,789

Public Hearing Notice – 2018 Potential Reserve Expenditures All interested homeowners are invited to attend the Board of Directors meeting on Wednesday, February 7, 2018, 7:00 p.m., at the Sun & Sail Club, to voice comments or questions regarding the proposed 2018 Reserve Projects listed below. In accordance with Resolution A, the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Association is required to publish annually in The Mainsheet a list of potential Reserve Expenditures, and hold a Public Hearing to allow the Members an opportunity to discuss the projects. Hughes Reserves & Asset Management, the company that provided our most recently approved professional Reserve Study with site inspection, has recommended that the listed capital items be repaired or replaced (R/R) in 2018. These potential expenditures are to be funded from the accumulated Restricted Reserves of the Association, subject to bids from qualified contractors. Monies for the Restricted Reserves are collected and set aside every year for the ongoing maintenance or replacement of the Association’s assets, as required by the State of California.

2018 POTENTIAL RESERVE EXPENDITURES LISTCLUB GROUNDS, continued Furniture .................................................11,042Drinking Fountain ........................................809Shade Structure ........................................7,472Umbrellas/stands ......................................2,566Tunnel Lighting .........................................3,017Fence/Gate R/R ......................................10,249Water Heater – Showers ..........................1,046Tree Trimming ........................................17,318

FITNESS CENTEREquipment Pool ......................................25,699

KITCHENAppliances ..............................................12,599Cabinets/Counters/Sink ............................6,478

LAKEQuay Wall R/R ........................................10,123

LOCKER ROOMSCounters ...................................................2,065Shower Doors ...........................................2,399Lockers .....................................................5,568Restroom Partitions Components .............5,618Plumbing Fixtures .....................................8,549Redecorate ...............................................4,454

MAINTENANCE BUILDINGAppliances ................................................1,012HVAC System ...........................................2,378Water Heater ...............................................558

OFFICEServer – Computer .................................10,249Laptop - CR#1 ..........................................2,515Hardware Pool ..........................................8,342Banner Printer ..........................................1,805Laser Printer .............................................5,643Operating Software .................................20,246Scanner System .......................................8,250Fax Machine ................................................607Laminator ..................................................1,620Radios - Base/Handheld ...........................5,414Membership Card Software ......................2,413Time System .............................................6,763Desk Chairs ..............................................2,205

PARKING LOTAsphalt ..................................................137,428

PLAYGROUND/VOLLEYBALLTot Lot Equipment R/R .............................2,351Sand Replenish ........................................2,430Sand Machine .........................................11,460

POOLS – ALLChemical Probes & Injectors ....................3,515Chemical Pumps ......................................2,834Filter – Sand .............................................2,745Heaters ...................................................23,209Drain Covers .............................................5,973Diving Board/Cover ..................................2,693

Fiberglass resurfacing/ all pools ........................................104,059

Trim/Lane Line Tile .............................21,166 LED Pool Lighting ................................7,200

SNACK BARAppliances ................................................5,284Sandwich Table ........................................1,858Wall AC Unit ................................................549

TENNISEquipment ................................................1,810

VARIOUSSoil Compactor .........................................2,556Plumbing R/R .........................................20,246Exit Signs ..................................................2,531

VEHICLESTrucks .....................................................65,269Trailer .......................................................3,442

YOUTH CENTERAppliances ................................................1,544Cabinets/Counters ....................................4,510Room Dividers ..........................................6,892Doors ........................................................2,404Exterior Lighting ........................................1,682

TOTAL ............................................$ 1,067,773

The three items above, under “Pools – All”, and marked as “ ” were previously noticed for public hearing in the November, 2017 issue of THE MAINSHEET, to be considered by the Board of Directors at their regular meeting of December 6, 2017 as Potential Reserve Expenditure Items for 2018. All LF II homeowners were invited to attend the December 6th meeting to discuss any of those three listed potential expenditure items. In the public notice, this prior list was noted as only a PARTIAL LIST of all potential 2018 Reserve expenditures. The above list, with these three items included, represents the FULL LIST of potential reserve expenditure items for 2018. The expenditure amounts from the partial list to the full list remains unchanged for “LED Pool Lighting” and “Trim Tile/all pools.” For “Fiberglass Resurfacing/all pools,” the expenditure amount on the partial list previously published was $103,230. On the full list above, the expenditure amount is now listed as $104,059.


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22271 Elkwood (The Woods West)

22452 Forest Hill (The Woods West)

21986 Yellowstone Lane (LF Keys)

View color photos of all selected homes at www.lf2.org. The Photo Gallery is in “Stay Connected” on the main menu.

And the Winner forMost Beautiful Home for the 4th Quarter of 2017 is...

This beautiful home in The Woods West, one of the December winners, was selected from the nine winners for October, November and December to become the Home of the Quarter. We congratulate the homeowners and thank them for their contribution to the beauty and value of their neighborhood! An appreciation gift is on its way from the Association.

22271 Elkwood, The Woods West

Beautiful Properties in Lake Forest II Hearty Congratulations to the owners of the three Beautiful Homes for the month of December, selected by Dale and Bernie, our CC&R Inspectors. These homes will be in the running for Most Beautiful Home of the 4th Quarter (announced this month) along with the past October and November winners.


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This matter was deferred to the next Board meeting to provide counsel the opportunity to address the still outstanding issues.MONEY MOVES None.FACILITY UPGRADE ADVISORY COMMITTEE General Manager Woolsey reported that she has only received three applications so far, and she would like to defer this matter to a future meeting to provide an opportunity to solicit further applications from qualified homeowners.REVISIONS TO GUIDELINES/RULES/POLICIES General Manager Woolsey reported that in accordance with the provisions of the California Civil Code, Article 5, §4360, a public notice was published in the October 2017 issue of THE MAINSHEET, at least 30 days prior to the date of the public hearing, such notice containing all the proposed language revisions to Association Guidelines/Rules/Policies, and at today’s regular meeting of the Board of Directors, a public hearing on this matter was held, inviting all members of LFII to provide whatever comments they may have on this matter, either verbally or in writing. At the conclusion of the public hearing, the Board, in consideration of all public testimony received, approved the proposed revisions, subject to language change to "3.19 B – Drought Tolerant Landscaping" to clarify intent as to allowed types of ground covering by eliminating use of the term "etc." to be replaced with “…including, but not necessarily limited to…”, as well as to expand the list provided of acceptable ground covers, and also subject to language change to "Common Area Wall Policy" to clarify that financial responsibility for 'in-tract" common area wall repairs and/or replacements shall be borne by the applicable Tract and not by the Master Association. President Fuentes announced that a copy of the final version of the revisions to Guidelines/Rules/Policies will be included as a part of the Budget Packet distributed to all homeowners later this month.PICKLEBALL PASS TRIAL PERIOD General Manager Woolsey reported that previously the Board approved the implementa-tion of a $10 per month pass for pickleball guests on a trial basis. As the trial period is now over, the Board’s task is to determine what to do with pickleball guest passes from this point forward. Discussion ensued amongst the Board. When the $10 guest pass was first implemented, the intent was for an interim period to allow pickleball membership and participation to build. The consensus of the Board was now that this build-up has occurred, the guest pass policy for pickleball should be more commensurate with the other established recreation programs. The Board approved raising the monthly guest pass fee to $15, but with $5 of this fee to be dedicated to the Capital Fund for the intended purpose of the future construction of additional pickleball court(s).ESCROW FEE CHANGES Assistant General Manager Christenson reported that, in conjunction with the imple-mentation of the CondoCerts escrow program recently approved by the Board, a revised escrow fee structure has been proposed reflective of the new escrow program now in operation.

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Direc-tors of the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Association, a California non-profit, mutual benefit corporation, was held on Wednesday, November 1, 2017, at the Lake Forest Sun & Sail Club, 24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA 92630. Board members in attendance at Call to Order were President Jolene Fuentes, Vice President Jim Richert, Treasurer Thomas Ludden, and Directors Ted Brackez, Paul Coulter, Sonny Morper, and Steve Valderrama. Staff members present were General Man-ager Alisa Woolsey, Assistant General Manager Cindy Christenson, Community Services Manager Jenny Mucha and Recording Secretary Bruce Cook. Recreation Manager Argelia Jimenez and Maintenance Manager Don Rodriguez were absent. The meeting was called to order by President Fuentes at 7:00 P.M.COMMITTEE LIAISON REPORTSMASTER ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE Director Brackez reported that the Master Architectural Committee (MAC) reviewed 46 homeowner applications in October, 2017. These comprised 66 separate home improve-ment projects, of which 56 were approved as submitted and 10 were approved with conditions. No projects were denied. The most popular projects were painting, tree removal and solar. HEARING BOARD Director Valderrama reported there were 64 CC&R violations during the month of October, 2017, with 73%, or 47 of them, resolved by the date of the Hearing Board meeting. 25 letters were mailed out, and 17 actual cases were reviewed by the Hearing Board.LAKE FOREST KEYS SUB-ASSOCIATION Director Coulter had no report.THE MAINSHEET Vice President Richert had no report.TREASURER’S REPORT – BUDGET & FINANCE COMMITTEE Treasurer Ludden had no report as the Budget and Finance Committee did not have a regular meeting last month, instead devoting all their attention to weekly workshops regarding the 2018 budget. RESIDENTS COMMENTS Three residents submitted request forms to address the Board, but two of the three had comments concerning the Public Hearing regarding the proposed revisions to the Associa-tion's Guidelines, Rules & Policies. Therefore, at this time, President Fuentes opened the public hearing for Item IV – PROPOSED ASSOCIA-TION RULE/GUIDELINE AMENDMENTS on the agenda to take public comments on this matter. The third requested speaker left the meeting prior, and did not address the Board. PUBLIC HEARING – PROPOSED ASSOCIA-TION RULE/GUIDELINE AMENDMENTS A Woods West resident spoke that he had concerns regarding Items “Architectural Guide-lines: 3.19B Drought Tolerant Landscaping” and “Vehicle Rules: III. Parking.” With the former, a number of years ago he redid his front yard making use of drought tolerant landscaping. A major component of his design was the use of blue river rock. However, in the proposed revisions to the drought tolerant landscape guidelines,

blue river rock is not listed as an allowed ground cover. His concern is that his property will now be in violation. The Board responded that since Mr. Longo’s current yard was approved at the time of construction, any change to current standards would not affect him as his design would be “grandfathered.” Mr. Longo then questioned the Board regarding parking stan-dards where it would now state that parked cars cannot block a resident’s own driveway. The Board responded that the standard is being changed to comply with California state law. If you park your car blocking your own driveway, you will be doing so at your own risk. A Serrano Ridge resident also expressed concerns regarding the proposed revised drought tolerant landscaping standards. Her concerns were that the 25% standard for ground cover coverage was too limited for persons interested in a low-maintenance design. She believes the guidelines should allow for more creativity and flexibility. She also did not like the use of “etc.” in listing the permitted ground cover materials – just what does that mean; it is too vague. The Board concurred that the language was vague, could be better defined, and the term “etc.” should not be used. The Board did believe that the 25% was a reasonable standard and there was no need to change that. At this time President Fuentes closed the public hearing and deferred further discussion of this matter by the Board until later on the agenda when Item VI. ACTION ITEMS – D. RULES/GUIDELINE ADDITIONS & AMENDMENTS is discussed.CONSENT CALENDAR The Board approved the Consent Calendar, containing the items as follows: A) Action Items Status Report; B) Reserve Projects Status Report; C) Minutes of the October 4, 2017 Regular Board Meeting; D) Master Association Financials for September, 2017; E) Acceptance of Lake Forest Keys Association’s Financials for September, 2017; F) Investment Supplement Report as of September, 2017; G) Approval of Prospective Liens; H) Approval of Litigation Proceedings with Bender & Assoc. (none); I) Attendance by General Manager and Rec-reation Manager at Annual CMIA Large-Scale Managers’ Workshop; and, J) Third Quarter Journal Review.

ACTION ITEMSFOLLOW-UP ITEMS2018 BOD Election/Ballot Configuration General Manager Woolsey reported that, at the direction of the Board, she conferred with legal counsel as to the possibility of combining the 2018 Board of Director’s Election with the By-Law Quorum Reduction Amendment. Ms. Woolsey further reported that counsel con-firmed that proxies can be used for a By-Law Amendment as the LFII governing documents specifically allow for this. However, counsel is still researching the matter of using a single proxy for both ballot questions, or using two sepa-rate proxies due to the disparate nature of the issues. The Board also questioned how would the differing quorum requirements for the two election issues (i.e., 33% with drop down for the BOD election compared to 50% + 1 for a by-law amendment) affect the matter.

BOARD ADOPTS 2018 BUDGET – AT A $1.00 PER MONTH INCREASE TO HOMEOWNER ASSESSMENTSNOVEMBER 1, 2017 Master Board of Directors Regular Meeting


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Board Meeting, continued...The Board approved the revised escrow fee structure as proposed.2018 BUDGET PACKAGEProposal – Pickleball Funding In considering the 2018 budget, a Board Member proposed that the Master Base Assessment be surcharged an additional $1 per property monthly. This $1 per month per property would be allocated to the Capital Fund and dedicated specifically for the purpose of building additional pickleball court(s). The motion was made to implement his proposal, but there was no second, and the motion failed.2018 Master Association Budget Approval Assistant General Manager Christenson reported that the 2018 proposed budget was developed by management and staff and submitted to the Budget and Finance Com-mittee for review. The Budget and Finance Committee held numerous workshops and worked in collaboration with the Board of Directors. The final recommended budget has now been submitted to the Board of Directors for final approval. The adopted budget will go into effect as of January 1, 2018. The Board approved the 2018 Budget that will raise the monthly Master Association base assessment by $1.00, from $64.50 to $65.50. Of this $1 per month in-crease, 70¢ will be allocated to Capital Funds and the other 30¢ will go to Reserve Funds. The Board also approved adding Clubhouse (Dept. 68) tree trimming as a Reserve item expense.2018 Tract Budgets The Board approved the Department Tract Opera-tional and Reserve Assessment Dues for Department 70 (Forest Creek), Department 72 (Parkwood Estates), Department 73 (Indian Hills), Department 75 (Serrano Ridge), Department 77 (Lake Park West), Department 78 (The Woods), Department 82 (Prairie Ridge), Department 83 (Parkwood Estates II) and Department 100 (Park Place & Ranchwood). For each Department, there was no change to the Operational and/or Reserve Assessment Dues from the 2017 rates.LAKE FOREST KEYS 2018 BUDGET ACCEPTANCE The Board approved to accept the Lake Forest Keys 2018 budget as presented, and as recommended by the Budget and Finance Committee, which provides for a contribution by the Master Association. The Master’s con-tribution of the budget has increased by $3,000 for 2018 for a total amount of $192,000 annually, or $16,000 per month ($4.66 per month per household). This represents an 8¢ per month increase per household over the 2017 rate. The Lake Forest Keys Association will be notified by letter of the Board’s decision.CANDIDATE’S FORUM – CITY OF LAKE FOREST RECALL ELECTION Enough signatures were gathered and certified such that the City has called for a special election on January 2, 2018, to first ask the question if Councilmember Andrew Hamilton should be recalled. If the answer is no, then the recall fails and Councilmember Hamilton retains his seat. If the answer is yes, Mr. Hamilton is successfully recalled and removed from office. Then the question becomes who should replace Councilmember Hamilton to finish his term on the Council. Six candidates have filed seeking to be elected to finish the term. A LFII resident requested that the Board sponsor and hold on Clubhouse grounds a Candidate’s Forum to allow interested members of the community meet the candidates and hear a discussion of the issues. After discussion, the motion was made to hold a Candidate’s Forum at LF II. The motion failed by a 3-4 vote, with 3 votes in support of the forum, and 4 votes against.FALL TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVALDepartment 77 – Lake Park West The Board approved the fall tree trimming and re-moval budget for Department 77 – Lake Park West in the amount of $8,525.00.

Department 78 – The Woods The Board approved the fall tree trim-ming and removal budget for Department 78 – The Woods in the amount of $29,105.00.RESERVE PURCHASESSand Replenishment General Manager Woolsey reported that the sand in the volleyball court needs replenishment. The Board approved the purchase of approximately 25 tons of sand for the replenishment project from Sepul-veda Building Supplies, in the amount of $1,419.99.Front Desk Refurbishment General Manager Woolsey reported that the front desk counter needs to be

replaced as it has chipped and is peeling in several areas. The current countertop is a vinyl laminate, but staff is recommending to replace it with a quartz product. While quartz is a more expensive product, staff believes that the long-term benefits derived from its greater durability and longevity will make it a better choice. The Board approved the purchase of a quartz countertop for the front desk from J&M General Contractor, in the amount of $7,760.00

ADJOURNMENT President Fuentes adjourned the meeting at 8:48 P.M., to the next scheduled Board Meeting of December 6, 2017.

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y A. Action Status ReportB. Reserves Projects Status ReportC. Approval of Minutes of Regular Board Meeting of October 4, 2017D. Master Association Financials for September, 2017E. Acceptance of L.F. Keys Financials for September, 2017F. Investment Supplement Report for September, 2017G. Approval of Prospective LiensH. Approval of Litigation Proceedings with Bender & Assoc. (None)I. Staff Attendance at CMIA Annual Large Scale Manager's WorkshopJ. Third Quarter Journal Review

A. FOLLOW-UP ITEMS - 2018 BOD Election/Ballot configuration questions Matter deferred to legal counsel for additional input

B. MONEY MOVES - None; No Vote TakenC. FACILITY UPGRADE ADVISORY COMMITTEE - Matter deferredD. REVISIONS TO GUIDELINES/RULES/POLICIES Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Approval of the proposed revisions,subject to language change to "3.19 B - Drought Tolerant Landscaping" to clarify intent as to allowed types of ground covering by eliminating use of the term "etc ." to be replaced with “…including, but not necessarily limited to …”, as well as to expand the list provided of acceptable ground covers, and also subject to language change to "Common Area Wall Policy" to clarify that financial responsibility for 'in-tract" common area wall repairs and/or replacements shall be borne by the applicable Tract and not by the Master Association.

E. PICKLEBALL PASS TRIAL PERIOD1st motion: Approve the $10 monthly pass on ongoing basis to be added to the current Guest Policy - MOTION FAILS.

N N N N Y N N

2nd motion: Approve the monthly guest pass fee at $15, with $5 dedicated to the Capital Fund for the intended purpose of the future construction of additional pickleball court(s).

Y Y N Y N Y Y

F. ESCROW FEE CHANGES - Approval of the proposed escrow fees per the accompanying chart.

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

G. 2018 BUDGET PACKAGE1. $1 Monthly assessment surcharge to all LFII properties dedicated to capital funding to construct additional pickleball court(s) - Motion dies for lack of a second.2. 2018 Master Association Budget - Approval of raising the Master Associaton monthly assessment by $1, to $65.50, with 70¢ allotted to Capital Funds, and 30¢ allotted to Reserve Funds.

Y Y Y Y N Y N

3. Approval to add Clubhouse (Dept. 68) tree trimming as a Master Reserve item expense

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

4. 2018 Tract Budgets - Approval of the Tract Department Operational and Reserve Assessment rates, with no change from the 2017 rates.

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

H. LAKE FOREST KEYS 2018 BUDGET ACCEPTANCE - Approval of acceptance of the Lake Forest Keys 2018 budget as submitted.

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

I. CANDIDATE'S FORUM - CITY OF LAKE FOREST RECALL ELECTION N Y N N Y Y N Approval of LFII hosting the candidate's forum, contingent upon all players, including the councilmember the subject of the recall, be invited to participate - MOTION FAILS.

J. FALL TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL1. Dept. 77/Lake Park West - Approval of the fall tree trimming budget in the amount of $8,525.00.

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

2. Dept. 78/The Woods - Approval of the fall tree trimming budget in the amount of $29,105.00.

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

K. RESERVE PURCHASES1. Sand Replenishment - Approval for sand replenishment of the sand volleyball court, the sand to be supplied by Sepulveda Building Supplies, for the amount of $1,419.99.

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

2. Front Desk Countertop - Approval to replace the front desk countertop with a new quartz countertop, to be supplied by J&M General Contractors, for the amount of $7,760.00

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

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Lake Forest II Recreation... SUN & SAIL CLUB CLASSES

SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAINING

Cross Training – All Levels (30 min)Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs – 6:00 AM

Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat – 9:00 AMMon/Wed/Fri – 9:30 AM

Sat – 8:30 AMTues – 5:30 PM

Cross Training – Level 2 (30 min)Tues/Thurs– 9:00 AM Tues/Thurs – 9:30 AM

Mon/Wed/Thurs – 6:00 PM

Cross Training – Level 3 (30 min)Mon/Wed/Thurs – 6:30 PM

Stretchletics – All Levels (60 min)Mon/Wed – 10:00 AM

Tues – 6:00 PMErica Roselius, 285-3431

TAEKWONDOMon/Wed – 5:30 PM JuniorsMon/Wed – 6:30 PM Adults

$50 per month Rick Maestas, 533-8270

YOGA Gentle Yoga: Tues/Thurs – 5:30 PM

Drop-ins $12; 8-class $80Diane Meyerson, 701-9307

(no classes Christmas week, 12/26 & 12/28)

ZUMBA CLASSESZumba Circuit

Mon/Wed – 7:00 PMZumba Gold Senior

Mon/Tues/Thurs – 8:45 to 9:45 AMZumba Fitness

Tues – 7:00 PM / Sat – 9:00 AM Fees: Walk-in $10 per class

30-Day Unlimited $70 15-Class Pass $120

90-day Unlimited $180Raelyn Brachmann, (714) 402-3049

www.oczumbafitness.com

All Tennis Classes are taught by Head Tennis Pro Rick Traeger, Assistant Pros Mike Lechter & Chris Barker, and Staff. All are USPTA Professionals. Please call 859-6914 or 285-3614 for more information, or pick up a flyer at the Sun & Sail Club front desk or pro shop.

ADULT TENNIS CLASSES MORNING CLASSES ($15 per class)

CARDIO TENNIS Mon, Wed: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m.

DOUBLES CLINIC Tues: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m..

DRILL CLASS Fri: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m..

EVENING CLASSES ($10 per class)CARDIO CLASS:

Mon: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.GETTING STARTED OR RESTARTED

Mon: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.INTERMEDIATE

Wed: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.ADVANCED

Tues: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.

JUNIOR TENNIS CLASSESBEGINNING

Mon, Wed: 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Tues, Thurs: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $40 for 4 classes

ADVANCED BEGINNING Mon, Wed: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Tues, Thurs: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $40 for 4 classes

INTERMEDIATE Mon, Wed: 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. Class Fees: $96 for 8 classes

ADVANCED Mon, Wed: 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $96 for 8 classes

OPEN PLAY HOURS Days: Begins at 9:00 a.m., every day Evenings: 5:30 – 8:30 p.m., Monday & Wednesday

COURT RULES AND ETIQUETTE 1) Losers rotate out after each game if others waiting to play. 2) Winners rotate out after two games if there are 4 or more players waiting to play.

CHALLENGE COURT #3 1) Challenge Court will become active when there are 20 or more players participating. 2) Winners can play no more than two games before rotating out. They can then re-sign up on the challenge board if they desire to continue to play on that court.

TENNIS & PICKLEBALL GUEST POLICY The normal guest policy applies: $4.00 Per guest and all nonmembers must be accompanied by a member. If the pro shop is closed, please go to the Front Desk to sign in and pay guest fees.

UP-TO-THE-MINUTE RECREATION INFORMATION

WEBSITE: www.lf2recreation.orgBOARD: Across from Front Desk

GENTLE YOGA CLASS Tuesdays & Thursdays at 5:30 PM

(no classes Christmas week, 12/26 & 12/28) If you have never tried yoga before, or have not practiced it in a long time, this class is for you! Diane Meyerson offers two evening classes per week to provide as many opportunities as possible to participate. In this class, postures are presented in an accessible manner with easy directions, and modifications when appropri-ate. This softer, gentler approach will provide an excellent interlude in your day and week! Contact Diane at 701-9307.


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RecreationRecreationArgelia Jimenez

949•586•0860x29, [email protected]

NO LIFEGUARDS/NO DIVING BOARD The coming of fall brings with it the end of the lifeguard season until next spring. Our insurance policy does not allow the use of the diving board when lifeguards are not on duty. So, unfortunately the diving board will be unavailable for use until the lifeguards return next spring.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

DRIVEN FITNESS CROSS TRAINING

• LOSE WEIGHT • GAIN ENERGY • INCREASE STRENGTH • IMPROVE ENDURANCE

• BOOST CONFIDENCEDriven Fitness Cross Training uses basic fitness tools and

state-of-the-art training programs to achieve maximum results. Each class includes cardio, strength training and core exercises.

Our program is perfect for individuals who could work out in a gym but prefer training with like-minded people in the comfort of their own surroundings.

Choose from a variety of classes based on your goals and abilities.Try our program out for two weeks for only $25!

Offering classes as early as 6:00 a.m. and after work at the Sun & Sail Club. See our complete schedule at www.DrivenFitnessNow.com.Workouts in a group setting not for you? Semi-private and

private sessions are available.Contact us today to get started: Erica Roselius, Founder & Head Coach

949-285-3431 or [email protected]

Ability Level Session Days & Times Price/month* Pre-Seniors Mon - Thurs: 3:30 – 4:15 p.m. $75/$85* Seniors Mon - Thurs: 4:00 – 5:20 p.m. $85/$95* *There is an additional $10 monthly fee for LFII non-members.

Participants must be able to swim 1 lap of backstroke or freestyle in 35 seconds or less.

The Head Coach for the Winter Dolphin Swim Program is Claire Aguilar.The program runs September 5th – April 12th.

Contact Coach Claire at [email protected] Coach Claire is available for private lessons

SUN & SAIL CLUB HOURSMon–Sat: 8 AM TO 10 PM

Sun: 8 AM TO 8 PMADULT LOUNGE

AGE 21+ ONLY – AT ALL TIMESTGIF FRIDAYS: 6 PM TO MIDNIGHT

(Early closure at bartender’s discretion.)

LIFEGUARD HOURSNO LIFEGUARDS UNTIL SPRING

REMINDER – SPA USE Persons under the age of 14 years may use the Spa ONLY when accompanied by their OWN parent or legal guardian, who must be a Sun & Sail Club Member.

WHICH POOLS ARE HEATED? The Lap Pool, Family Pool and Adult Pool are heated year-round, aided by the Co-Generation System. The Wader is not heated starting with the end of Daylight Savings in early November, and is not heated again until spring.

NO SMOKING... All areas of the Sun & Sail Club are considered a no-smoking facility, including E-cigarettes, with the exception of the Adult Lounge outside patio, the Banquet Rooms outside patio, the small lakeside concrete patio area adjacent to the Adult Pool and the Spa, and the Maintenance area patio.

Remember...MEMBERSHIP CARDS REQUIRED

Membership ID cards are required for all residents age 7 or older who wish to use the Sun & Sail Club facilities. Membership ID cards must be updated, with new ID photos taken, at age 16, and again at age 21. If you have lost your ID card, you can have it replaced for a fee of $20. Please contact Vicki in the Membership Office if you have any questions. Please call 586-0860, Ext.17, or [email protected]. See page 3 for Membership Office hours.

DOLPHIN WINTER SWIM PROGRAM

LAKEVIEW LEARNING CENTER PRESCHOOL At the Beach & Tennis Club

22921 Ridge Route Drive, Lake Forest(949) 837-6100, Ext. 134

www.lfca1.com5-Star Rated by Success by Six

Discounts offered to Lake Forest II MembersDirector: Sylvia Meng

CO-ED DOUBLES SAND VOLLEYBALL LEAGUETHURSDAY NIGHTS AT THE SUN & SAIL CLUB

Play volleyball, have fun and meet players in your area. Intermediate to advanced level of play. 10-week seasons. Fee is $33 per person. Don’t have a partner? No problem, we’ll help you find one! Contact Sue at [email protected].


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Lake Forest II Recreation...continued

DECEMBER SCHEDULE (All December kickoff times are at 5:30 PM)

MONDAY, December 4 Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals

MONDAY, December 11 New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins

MONDAY, December 18 Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay

BuccaneersMONDAY, December 25

Christmas Day; Sun & Sail Club ClosedMONDAY, December 31

No Monday Night Game Scheduled

Join friends and neighbors for the 2017 season of NFL football on the multiple big screen TVs in the

Sun & Sail Club’s Adult Lounge! Join us every Monday for the games listed below. We will be featuring a draft beer special and $1.50 hot dogs all season long! 21+ ONLY!

As November has come to a close, we hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We also are so grateful to all who attended our Holiday Boutique. Sharon Morgan deserves all the recognition and thanks for arranging this Boutique with all the wonderful participating vendors who provided an amazing assortment of items for your shopping pleasure. It was a huge success, and because of that, our designated charities will certainly benefit from this very special event. Way to go Sharon! – and, as important, thanks so much to all of you who participated. Your continued participation and involvement with Women’s Club events provide us with the proceeds that make it possible for our continued contributions for our various Holiday projects. Because of you and your support, happiness is spread to others as they are shown they are not forgotten during the Holidays. Again this year, South County Outreach’s Food Barrel, to accept your donations of non-perishable foods, is located in the Clubhouse lobby through December 22nd. Please be generous with your donations to help the unfortunate at South County Outreach. We thank you in advance for your generosity. Mark your calendar and save the date for the Sun & Sail Women’s Club New Year’s Eve Party on December 31st from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Tickets will be on sale at the Front Desk, starting December 1st until sold out. The cost is $30 per ticket. Our menu will consist of light and heavy appetizers/ hors d’oeuvres and yummy desserts. Of course, we will also have a champagne toast at midnight. For your listening and dancing pleasure we are having Tommy Tassi playing the music of the 50’s and 60’s -- always a big hit. So come and join the fun welcoming the New Year of 2018 with your friends and neighbors without the fuss of preparing a party at home. As December and the Year 2017 come to a close, I am wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Season’s Greetings and a very Happy New Year.

JoAnne Gillespie, [email protected] 581-1568 or 632-9201

Please Note: Attendance at any of Lake Forest II MHOA events or programs constitutes permission to have your picture

published in our newsletter or on our website.


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The Sun & Sail Women’s Club is accepting donations of food again this year on behalf of

South County Outreach, to go to the homeless and hungry of South Orange County. All kinds of non-perishable food (canned goods

and packaged foods) are sorely needed. You’ll find the donation barrel next to the Front Desk of the Sun & Sail Club from Wednesday, November 1st through Friday, December 22nd. Please help us fill it many times over, and THANK YOU!

Come join the fun!!!If you would like to participate,

or for more information,

please contact Kim Beaney@ 949-500-0350 (text messages only),

or [email protected]

Sunday, December 10, 2017 – 3:00 p.m.Lake Forest Sun and Sail Club

24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA

Holiday Celebrations Around the World

Between St. Nicholas Day on December 6 and Twelfth Night on January 6, the world celebrates many festivals including The Winter Solstice, Hanukkah, and Christmas. In some regions, St. Nicholas (aka Santa Claus or Father Christmas) brings gifts to children on December 6. In other regions, The Three Kings bring gifts on January 6. This year the Winter Solstice is on December 21 and Hanukkah begins on December 12. All of these events are celebrated in a variety of colorful ways throughout the world. Join us as we sing about these celebra-tions and recount local holiday traditions. Music from “Bach to Broadway” will be presented including favorite carols in new and traditional settings with an opportunity to sing along. J.S. Bach, John Rutter, Randall Thompson, Moses Hogan, Ariel Ramirez, Herbert Howells, and Jerry Herman are some of the composers to be featured

Concert Tickets: $15.00 Season Tickets: $35.00Early Bird Season Tickets

All Concerts begin at 3:00 p.m. at the Lake Forest Sun and Sail Club24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest

For additional information or to order tickets: www.festivalsingers.net

Gary Toops, Artistic DirectorCarol Roman, Pianist

Our 36th Season of Sharing the Joy of Music

Future Concert DatesSunday, March 11, 2018 – Music of People and Places

Sunday, June 3, 2018 – Music and Stories from the Stage

JAY’S HOMECARE & REPAIR

COMPLETE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SERVICE Free Estimate and Advice

QUALITY SERVICE • INTEGRITY & RESPONSIBILITY

■ INSIDE YOUR HOME ■ Window and Slider Screens Rescreened or Replaced Complete Interior Painting Wallpaper Hanging, Removal and Repair Drywall Repair and Texture Recaulking Sinks, Tubs, Toilets, etc. Plumbing Repair/Replacement – Sinks, Toilets, Faucets Garage and Closet Organizers

● OUTSIDE YOUR HOME ● Complete Exterior House Painting Landscape Lighting Installed or Repaired Fences and Gates Installed or Repaired Yard and Garden Trimming, Pruning and Clean-Up Sprinkler System Installation and Repair New Lawn (Sod) Installation and Planning

● Special Projects ●

(949) 859-3406 JAY SAVEDRA

Lic. #789400


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Lake Forest Garden Club.

The Lake Forest Garden Club’s monthly meeting for December 2017 will be our annual members only potluck luncheon and holiday program. Our kick-off program for January 2018 will be “Two Hot Petunias”. We meet at the Lake Forest Beach and Tennis Club, 22921 Ridge Route, every third Friday of the month at 9:30 AM. December brings to mind the traditional fragrance or taste of holiday spices – cinnamon, nutmeg, and even frankincense and myrrh. Speaking of cinnamon, which is a wonderful flavor addition to cookies, cakes and any number of other foods, but to gardeners, it’s so much more. This versatile spice can be used to help root cuttings, to prevent fungus from killing seedlings and even for keeping pests away from your home. Cinnamon as a rooting agent is as useful as hormone rooting powder. A single application to the stem when you plant the cutting will stimulate root growth in almost every plant variety. Cinnamon is one of the best natural fungicides. Nutmeg refers to the seed or ground spice of several species of the Myristica genus. Myristica fragrans is a dark-leaved, evergreen tree cultivated for two spices derived from its fruit, i.e., nutmeg and mace. Frankincense, also called olibanum, is an aromatic resin used in incense and perfumes, obtained from trees of the genus Boswellia. The English word is derived from Old French "franc encens" (i.e., high quality incense). Myrrh is a natural gum or resin extracted from a number of small, thorny tree species of the genus Commiphora. Myrrh resin has been used throughout history as a perfume, incense, and medicine. Myrrh mixed with wine can also be ingested. You can get frankincense and myrrh at the Savory Spice Shop, 3313 Hyland Ave, in Costa Mesa.

COMMUNITY NEWS

Share the holiday Spirit with lake ForeSt’S adopted U.S. Marine

CorpS Unit and their FaMilieS The Support Committee is planning to make the holidays special for the Marines of the 1st Law Enforcement Battalion and their families. There are two ways you can help: Contribute monetary donations to provide traditional Christmas meals for 75 families. Donations also will support the Battalion’s Annual Christmas Dinner and associated activities. Donations can be made payable to the Lake Forest U.S.M.C. Support Committee and mailed to Lake Forest Support Committee, 22365 El Toro Road #302, Lake Forest, CA 92630. To use a credit card, please access our website – http://www.lfusmccommittee.org/donations.shtml. Donations are tax deductible.

Donate to the annual Toy Collection Drive. Last year, the Support Committee received generous donations and they hope to do even better this year. Accepted donations include toys and children’s books, which will be distributed to the children at the

Battalion’s Christmas dinner/party. Donations will be accepted from November 1 – December 15. A collection bin has been placed in the lobby of the Sun & Sail Club. Your support will make this a happy holiday season for those who are committed to protecting our freedoms so that our holidays are happy as well!

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR LAKE FOREST IIShare Your Talents & Join!

Various Positions AvailableFACILITIES UPGRADE ADVISORY COMMITTEE – to advise for various planned facility upgrade projects to Clubhouse/grounds; seeking knowledge in fields such as engineering, development, architecture, planning, project management, construction, interior design or, commercial window replace-ment; for those interested, please contact Alisa Woolsey at [email protected]. HEARING BOARD – become an Alternate Member on the Committee that reviews CC&R violations and makes recom-mendations to the Board; meets once a month in the evening; if interested, please contact Jenny Mucha at [email protected] ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE – The MAC reviews home improvement applications that alter the exterior appear-ance of the property for compliance with CC&R rules/policies/guidelines; meet twice a month in the evenings; if interested, please contact Jenny Mucha at [email protected]

9.21.2017Tract Rep Chair Roundtable Meeting

Summary Notes Available A Tract Rep Chair Roundtable Meeting was held on Sept. 21, 2017. One of the main topics of conversation was how to increase membership participation in Association sponsored events, including holding a membership open house event at the Clubhouse on May 5, 2018. To learn more about this, and the other items discussed at the meeting, the detailed SUMMARY NOTES of the meet-ing are available for viewing at:http://www.lf2.org/ResourceCenter/DocViewer/13195?doc_filename=summary%20notes.pdf&doc_id=2180824&print=1

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HEALTH INS. QUESTIONS? I am happy to assist with any questions regarding Health & Life Ins., LTC, and Medicare Supplement Plans. CA. License 0739302 since 1987, LF resident 23 yrs. Call Steve @ 633-9930 or email [email protected] INSTALLATIONS Audio/Video design, security cameras, sales & installation. Residential, corporate & commercial. SoundvisionAV.com 949-466-5145. Lic#867757.AFFORDABLE TREE REPORTS Preserve and protect your trees with a health assess-ment. Call Master Arborist Mark Rockwood, a Registered Consulting Arborist (RCA), @ 439-2111.DMV TEST PREPARATION Senior brushup in your car, driver’s safety evaluation, private defensive driving, DMV written test prep. Over 20 yrs experience. Call Lisa 714-968-4339.GLASS POOL SERVICE Weekly mainte-nance and repair on pools and spas. 10 years experience, licensed and insured. Free esti-mates. Please call Brady. 949-412-0769. www.glasspoolsoc.com.PIANO TEACHER Good prices. 347-351-7418.PROFESSIONAL FRENCH TEACHER Good prices. 347-351-7418.

Residents’ Ads may be placed by Lake Forest II residents who are offering items for sale or part-time services only. The cost is $1.50 per 26-character line. Display (Business) Ads are available in three standard sizes for purchase on a monthly basis or in discounted multi-month packages. Contact Bruce Cook, Editor, 586-0860, Ext. 12, or email [email protected], for more information and space avail-ability. Ad forms are available at the Front Desk and at www.lf2.org, in the Resource Center, "Mainsheet" file.

CAREFUL WHERE YOU PLACE YOUR TRASH BIN ON PICK-UP DAY

In response to a resident’s complaint about trash bins placed too close to parked cars, staff contacted our waste hauler, CR&R Environmental Services, for more information. Yes, if the bins are too close to cars, there is concern of possible damage, either from the hydraulic arm that catches and lifts the bin, or from possible falling debris as the bin is lifted. Usually, since the truck driver is on a tight schedule to complete the daily route, and does not have the time to leave the truck and move the bin, the offending bin will just be bypassed and not emptied. If you have bins that have not been emptied, it is likely because they were placed too close to a parked car. To avoid this happening, make sure all bins are placed at least 3-4’ from the nearest car. There should also be at least a 1’ space between bins to allow enough room for the hydraulic arm. For questions or concerns regarding your trash pick-up service, call CR&R at (949) 625-6735.


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Coming Events · CC&R VIOLATIONS OCTOBER 2017 2016 NOTICES MAILED Painting & Repairs 29 16 54 15 Nuisance & Debris 29 14 Repair of Buildings 6 8 Improvements & Alterations 5 2 Vehicle