Highland Lakes Herald - June 2010

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JUNE 2010

HIGHLAND LAKESCONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION

20301 Silver Spring DriveNorthville, MI 48167

PHONE: 248-349-4006FAX: 248-348-8821

WEBSITE: www.hlca.us

COMMUNITY NOTES

ELECTION RESULTS - Page 17.

HOT DOG DAZE - June 26See page 38.

Lakes Clean-up Day - June 19.See page 33.

Grass seed is available in theclubhouse tool room.

Womens Club information-See bottom of page 45 fornotes from the Chairman.

NOTE FROM EDITOR: Due tounfortunate circumstances theHeraldis late. We apologizefor the delay.


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I.S.E.

Garbage DisposalInstalled for $185

SPECIAL

40 Gallon GasWater Heater

Installed for $595


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Contributing WritersKathleen ConnorTom DeGalanBeverly Dudley

Joy GaskinSandy NolanPeggy Zonca

Herald StaffLorna DeGalanTom DeGalanGloria JanksBetty ParzychRay ParzychSally Rigo

Herald PrintingWhitlock Business Systems

Christopher Jason275 E. Twelve Mile Rd.Madison Heights, MI 48071(248) 548-1040

Highland LakesHerald

The Highland Lakes Herald is the ofcial news medium of

the Highland Lakes Condominium Association, serving allresidents, groups and organizations.

The Association and its Board of Directors control and areresponsible for the contents of the Herald.

The staff of the Highland Lakes Herald serves on a volun-tary basis. Editorials reect the opinions of the staff and

are not construed as representative of the general member-ship of the Association.

The Herald welcomes comments, suggestions and articlesfrom its readers. All material submitted for publication inthe Herald must be true, factual, and newsworthy. Theeditor reserves the right to withhold items from publicationpending verication of facts. In some cases where items

are of a critical or controversial nature, the editor reserves

the right to solicit comments from those with opposingviewpoints.

Materials submitted for publication are to be given to the re-ceptionist in Highland House. All materials submitted mustbe signed, but signatures will be withheld upon request.Communications to the Heraldshould be in writing. No ma-terial will be accepted for publication in the upcoming issueafter the 20th of the month.


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BOARD OF DIRECTORSKathy Baldwin ....................................248-380-6429 Clem Tulley, Director ..................248-349-3125Michelle Todorov, Vice President ......248-380-1611 Kathleen Connor, Director ..........248-349-8264Tom Byrne, Treasurer ........................248-349-6924 Judy Nakdimen, Director ............248-344-0336

Sandy Nolan, Secretary ....................248-349-3587

PERSONNELJoe Poma ..............................Property Manager Ken Wiewiora ..........Maintenance SuperintendentMichele Suttereld ...............Administrative Asst./NOTARY Mike Francis ............Maintenance SupervisorSharon Englund .....................BookkeeperGuin Eatmon .........................ReceptionistPam Cohen ...........................Receptionist

HIGHLAND LAKES CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION DIRECTORY

20301 Silver Spring Drive, Northville, MI 48167Clubhouse Phone: 248/349-4006 Clubhouse Fax: 248/349-8821

After Hours Emergency Maintenance Phone: 248/349-4043

COMMITTEE INFORMATION

COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON PHONE BOARD LIAISON

Clubhouse Tom Byrne 248-344-0336 Tom Byrne/Judy NakdimenCourt Captain Robert Armstrong 248-912-0266 Clem Tulley/Sandy NolanEngineering Larry LeSeure 313-820-1708 Kathy Baldwin/Kathleen ConnorFamily Social Brad Todorov 248-380-1611 Kathy Baldwin/Michelle TodorovFinance Joyce Elvy 248-349-1747 Tom Byrne/Sandy NolanGrounds Ray Parzych 248-349-9370 Kathy Baldwin/Judy NakdimenHerald Beverly Dudley 248-349-4139 Kathleen Connor/Sandy NolanInsurance Betty Lanphear 248-348-6361 Kathleen Connor/Kathy BaldwinLakes Ecology Kevin Scanlon 248-735-3772 Tom Byrne/ Michelle TodorovPool Ann Creviston 248-449-9328 Kathy Baldwin/Kathleen Connor

Joyce Elvy 248-349-1747RV Hugh Battley 248-349-4841 Clem Tulley/Michelle TodorovSprinkler ---- - ---- -- Kathleen Connor/Kathy BaldwinTennis Rex Reitenga 248-349-7343 Michelle Todorov/Judy NakdimenVision Rob Berlin 248-374-3986 Clem Tulley/Judy Nakdimen

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Northville Township Police-Non-Emergency .............................................. 248-349-9400Northville Township Fire Department. ........................................................ 248-348-5807Northville Township Police and Fire Emergency. ....................................... 911After Hours Maintenance Emergency........................................................ 248-349-4043Assessment/Billing Inquiries ..................................................................... 248-349-4006Consumers Power Company..................................................................... 800-477-5050DTE-Electric Company .............................................................................. 800-477-4747Hazardous Waste Information ................................................................... 734-326-3936E-mail ........................................................................................................ [email protected] site ..................................................................................................... www.highlandlakescondos.com


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CHIMNEY CLEANINGAlpha & Omega .......................................40

COMPUTER REPAIRComputer Repair/Mike Brenner ...............45

CONCRETE & MASONRYR.A.R. Construction .................................45

DENTAL CAREJeffrey Burstein, DDS ..............................39

ELECTRICIANSRosol Electric, LLC ..................................39

FINANCIAL PLANNINGEdward Jones, Darrel Quinn ...................47Thrivent Financial, Jay Kempf .................43Tom Goebel, Real Estate Tax ..................43

FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTSNorthrop-Sassaman ................................42OBrien Sullivan .......................................40

HEALTH & FITNESSNorthville Family Foot ..............................39Northville Hearing Aid ..............................43Northville Physical Rehabilitation ............43

HEARING AIDSNorthville Hearing Aid ..............................42

HEATING & COOLING

D&G Heating & Cooling ...........................39

HOME REPAIR/HANDYMAN SERVICESAndy Wright .............................................36Barrett Painting & Home Services .......... 40Dennis Hill Renovation Services ............ 42Garys Home Repair ............................... 45R.A.R. Construction ................................ 45R&H Window Glazing ..............................45Roger the Handyman ..............................39

PAINTING/WALLPAPERING

Barrett Painting & Home Services ...........40Brian Schingeck/Lou Sibole.....................45Dennis Hill Painting & Renovation .......... 41Link Painting ............................................39

PARTY STORE/ICE CREAMGood Time Party Store ............................43

PATIO PAVERS/PORCH RENOVATIONR.A.R.Construction ..................................45

PHARMACY (Delivery Available)Sav-On Drugs ..........................................39

PIZZAAubrees Pizzeria & Tavern .....................36

PLUMBINGEvans Plumbing.......................................02Horton Plumbing ......................................46

PODIATRY

Northville Family Foot ..............................40

REAL ESTATE TAX CONSULTANTTom Goebel .............................................42

TUTORING - CHEMISTRYChemistry Tutoring/Mike Brenner ............45

WALLPAPERINGBrian Schingeck/Lou Sibole.....................45

WINDOWS/WINDOW REPAIRR&H Glazing ............................................45

DIRECTORY OF SERVICES


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Highland LakesManagement Section

Highland Lakes Board of Directors

Kathy Baldwin, PresidentMichelle Todorov, Vice PresidentSandy Nolan, Secretary

Tom Byrne, TreasurerJoy Gaskin, DirectorKathleen Connor, DirectorClem Tulley, DirectorJudy Nakdimen, Director

This section of the Herald contains Minutes of the Board of Directors Meetings andManagement information. This section is the ofcial medium of communications of

the Association as prescribed by Board Resolution R-6, March 22, 1976.

We recommend that you not only read but save this section of the Herald for futurereference. Resolutions and Regulations approved by the Board become part ofyour Association By-Laws.


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HIGHLAND LAKES CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION

PRESIDENTS ANNUAL REPORT

MAY 17, 2010

Good Evening and Welcome to the 35th Annual Meeng of the Highland Lakes CondominiumAssociaon. It is a pleasure to see all of you this evening.

First, I want to thank all the members of the Board: Katherine Baldwin, Joy Gaskin, Tom Byrne, ClemTulley, Sandra Nolan, and Michelle Todorov, who have given so much of themselves and their me. Asyou know, it is the Boards judiciary responsibility to make policy and decisions in maers concerningthe Associaon with the enre community in mind; not just one or two people or a special group, butwhat is appropriate for the enre Associaon. This is not always popular with some, but the Board iselected to serve the enre community and take into consideraon what is in the best interest of all Co-Owners. Board members not only aend the monthly board meeng, plus numerous other meeng

throughout the year, but each is also a liaison to several commiees.

This Associaon could not be run as eecvely and eciently without the contribuon of me,talent, and eort of the many volunteers on the various commiees. The Co-Owners who volunteer toserve on our commiees are to be commended for their contribuon.

If one looks around, it is evident that the Clubhouse Commiee deserves our gratude for thebeaucaon of the clubhouse. They have updated the look of our administrave oces by removingthe old shingled roof and having it dry walled and painted plus many other updates. They connue towork at keeping our clubhouse desirable for rental, which nancially assists Highland Lakes.

The newly formed Court Captain Commiee this year is very successful and is quite informave asto safety ideas for the community. They have been instrumental in geng the Heraldto Co-Ownersin a mely fashion. They also have made certain that all courts have a representave and assist inaccumulang the necessary Co-Owners informaon for the oce. This commiee can be proud of howwell they are funconing.

Our thanks and gratude to the Finance Commiee who connually evaluates our expendituresand assists the Associaon in preparing the annual budget and maintaining our scal stability. OurTreasurer, Tom Byrne, will be presenng the Annual Financial Report shortly.

The Grounds Commiee, who we herald for their contribuons, are a very dedicated group ofindividuals who take pride in our surroundings. They are connually busy ensuring that Highland Lakesremains beauful. They are currently working on beaufying the front of the clubhouse, which will beanother credit to their talent when completed. This is not an easy task, but every year the Commieeexcels at keeping the grounds beauful. We thank this commiee for their contribuons since the rstimpression you receive when you drive through Highland Lakes is our grounds.

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improvements and changes are made properly. The Commiee connues to update the modicaonforms to keep up with changing mes. This commiee is doing a great job since more improvementsand changes are being made, since the associaon is older and more Co-Owners are making changesand upgrades.

We are fortunate to have such an acve commiee as the Family Social Commiee. They do a great

job of pung on pares for the children - Valennes Day, Halloween, Easter and Highland Days, etc.These are fun events and are enjoyed by adults as well as the children.

The Herald Commiee was reinstated this year and is doing a stellar job of publishing an improvednewsleer that is both informave and enjoyable. The Heraldis the Associaons method ofcommunicaon with the residents and they deserve a great amount of credit for all their work as wellas the Administrave sta, parcularly Michele Suereld. Fun pages have been added for children aswell as adults and the solicitaon of ads has increased which contributes to the publicaon costs. Ourthanks to the Court Captains for making sure the Heraldis delivered to all the residents each month.We appreciate their contribuon to the Associaon.

The Pool Commiee has done a superb job by recommending improvement to the pool and poolarea. New tables, chairs, lounges, and toys have been purchased for this summer since the pool wasvery busy last year, and addional furniture was needed, to be sure our Co-Owners have a great placeto spend their leisure me in the sun. Your Pool Commiee has also scheduled Hot Dog Daze, nightswims, and other events for this summer so read your Herald. The Commiee will also sponsor theAdult Christmas Party this year since last years party was so successful.

The Insurance Commiee does a great job of overseeing our insurance needs and works diligentlyto keep our insurance costs aordable. The Commiee connually publishes arcles and insuranceinformaon in the Heraldto keep all residents aware of insurance responsibilies for our units. TheCommiee requests that all Co-Owners read this informaon in the Heraldto be aware of the poronsof insurance covered by the Associaon and what their personal insurance responsibilies are.

The Vision Commiee, which is now an open standing commiee, has grown in members and islooking forward to the future for making improvements in Highland Lakes. It is also working with othercommiees to accomplish these changes and improvements. We will have new signage very soon,which will make a denite improvement on our streets and courts. The Commiee spent a great deal ofme accomplishing this and deserves many thanks from the Co-Owners.

We have other important commiees: RV, Tennis, Sprinkler, Womens Club, Card Clubs, etc. The workof these commiees should be applauded even though they are not as visible as the other commiees

are. We also have exceponal Co-Owners who just volunteer their experse and me to Highland Lakesfor whatever needs to be done. I deliberately did not make menon of any parcular individuals sincethere are so many who give of themselves that I do not want to unintenonally ignore any individual.Thank you all so much for your volunteerism.

As you know, Joe Poma, our Property Manager, has been with us for one year and I can say he hasbeen a valuable addion to Highland Lakes. He has been instrumental in making a denite dent in ourcollectables, and since he is also an aorney, he has saved us a tremendous amount of money in legalfees. He has kept Highland Lakes on budget and sll accomplished any task that was necessary. He hasdone an excellent job this past year.


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Our Administrave Sta, Sharon, Michele, Guin, and Pam are also assets to Highland Lakes. Withoutthe dedicaon and hard work of these individuals Highland Lakes would not be as great as it is. Theyare very competent, knowledgeable, and valuable to this Associaon. As a result of their eorts,Highland Lakes connues to thrive. Joe Poma and the Administrave Sta deserve tremendous thanksfrom all of us.

The Maintenance Sta, under the supervision of Ken Wiewiora, is running smoothly and doing asuper job. Their primary goal is to maintain the Associaon, keep it aracve and desirable so thatproperty values are maintained. As the property ages, maintenance becomes more important andnecessary. The enre Maintenance Department deserves tremendous thanks from all of us for doing agreat job.

Many improvement projects have been completed this year and are very visible. We must rememberthat this community is over 30 years old and if we intend to keep property values at a maximum, wemust connue to maintain all of our buildings and grounds so they are aracve to buyers. There areother improvement projects that some commiees would like to see accomplished and the Board willconnue to work with the commiees to accomplish these improvements, staying within budget and

keeping our assessments aordable.

To reiterate a moment, as you know, the involvement of all Co-Owners is essenal and necessary tothe smooth operaon of our Associaon and our thanks to all those who have volunteered so muchthis past year. We would like to ask that any Co-Owner who has an idea for the beerment of HighlandLakes to join a commiee or run for the Board and volunteer their me and experse.

I would also like to menon that Highland Lakes has a new Lifeguard Sta, Aerobics Instructor andSwimming Instructor, plus a Security Guard, who no doubt, you will be seeing driving around in our newsecurity vehicle. He is a very competent young man. Please welcome them all to the Highland Lakesfamily.

Our thanks to Joe Saler, for accepng the posion of Inspector of Elecon this year; he will bereporng these results shortly.

In conclusion, my thanks and gratude to my fellow Board members. Without their dedicaon andconcern for the welfare of this Associaon, Highland Lakes would not be what it is. The members of theBoard of Directors are your elected representaves who make the decisions that aect our Associaonand the services it provides. We invite all Co-Owners to aend the monthly Board meengs held inthe Clubhouse on the third Monday of each month at 7:30 P.M. Bring your concerns, suggesons andquesons with open communicaon, respect, concern and cooperaon, we can connue to improve

and preserve Highland Lakes as the most desirable condominium associaon in which to reside.

Thank you all so very much for the privilege of serving on your Board and being a part of thisAssociaon.

Kathleen Connor, President


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MINUTES OF THE

THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERSHIP

May 17, 2010

The Thirty-Fih Annual meeng of the Board of Directors and Membership of Highland Lakes Condominium

Associaon was held at the principal oce of the Associaon in the Township of Northville, State of Michigan, on

the 17th day of May 2010, in accordance with the By-Laws of the Associaon.

President Kathleen Connor called the meeng to order at 7:30 p.m.

Aendance

The following Directors were present: Kathleen Connor, Kathy Baldwin, Joy Gaskin, Tom Byrne, Clem Tulley,

Sandy Nolan, and Michelle Todorov. Also present were Joe Poma, Property Manager; Michele Suereld,

Administrave Assistant; and ken Wiewiora, Maintenance Superintendent. Forty-seven

Co-Owners were present.

Presidents Annual Report

Kathleen Connor welcomed Co-Owners and thanked all members of the Board for the me and dedicaon they

have put forth. Please see pages 7-10 of the June Heraldfor the enre report.

Treasurers Annual Report

Tom Byrne reviewed the nancial condion of the Associaon and discussed signicant variances of the

operang expenses for the period ending September 30, 2009. Please see pages 11-15 of the June Heraldfor the

enre report.

Elecon Commiee Report

Joe Saler announced the Elecon results thanking commiee members for assisng in counng the ballots

and Co-Chairmen Tom DeGalan and Ray Parzych for taking care of Candidates Night and keeping track of ballots

as they came in. The Administrave sta for also recognized for organizing the elecon prociently. Mr. Saler

pointed out that 375 ballots were received; this is the highest amount of ballots this Associaon has ever

received for the annual elecon. See the Elecon Commiee Report and Elecon results on pages ? of the June

Herald.

Board Discussion: None.

Board Acon: The Board unanimously accepted the Elecon Commiee Report dated May 15, 2010, and ap-

proved the Elecon Commiees recommendaon that the 2010 Elecon ballots be retained for 30 days and

then destroyed by the Elecon Commiee.

Board members went into closed session to elect ocers and assign commiee liaisons.

The following Ocers were elected:

President Kathy Baldwin Director Clem Tulley

Vice President Michelle Todorov Director Kathleen Connor

Secretary Sandy Nolan Director Judy Nakdimen

Treasurer Tom Byrne

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The following Commiee Board Liaisons were elected:

Clubhouse Tom Byrne/ Judy Nakdimen

Court Captain Clem Tulley/Sandy Nolan

Engineering Kathy Baldwin/Kathleen Connor

Family Social Kathy Baldwin/Michelle Todorov

Finance Tom Byrne/Sandy Nolan

Grounds Kathy Baldwin/Judy Nakdimen

Herald Kathleen Connor/Sandy Nolan

Insurance Kathleen Connor/Kathy Baldwin

Lakes Ecology Tom Byrne/ Michelle Todorov

Pool Kathy Baldwin/Kathleen Connor

RV Clem Tulley/Michelle Todorov

Sprinkler Kathy Baldwin/Kathleen Connor

Tennis Judy Nakdimen/Michelle Todorov

Vision Clem Tulley/Judy Nakdimen

E.E.D.C. Clem Tulley/Sandy Nolan/Judy Nakdimen

Transcripon: Michele Suereld

Minutes of the Thirty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the Membership continued.


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MEETING of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS

May 17, 2010

The monthly meeng of the Board of Directors of Highland Lakes Condominium Associaon was held at the principal oce of the Associaon in the

Township of Northville, State of Michigan, on the 17th day of May 2010, in accordance with the By-Laws of the Associaon.

Prior to the regular meeng, the Board of Directors met in closed session for a special By-Law revision meeng followed by a meeng to discuss the

nancials.

President Kathy Baldwin called the May 17, 2010, regular meeng of the Board of Directors to order at 8:55 p.m.

The newly elected Board presided.

Aendance

The following Directors were present: Kathy Baldwin, Michelle Todorov, Sandy Nolan, Tom Byrne, Clem Tulley, Kathleen Connor, and Judy Nakdimen. Also

present were Joe Poma, Property Manager and Ken Wiewiora, Maintenance Superintendent. Approximately 50 Co-Owners were present.

Approval of Minutes

A. Minutes of the April 19, 2010, Execuve Session of the Board of Directors.

Board Discussion: None

Board Acon: Moon by Kathleen Connor, support by Michelle Todorov, to accept the Minutes of the April 19, 2010 Execuve Session of the Board of

Directors as submied. All in favor. Moon passed.

B. Minutes of the April 29, 2010, monthly Meeng of the Board of Directors.

Board Discussion: None.

Board Acon: Moon by Tom Byrne, support by Michelle Todorov, to accept the Minutes of the April 19, 2010, monthly meeng of the Board of Directors

as submied. All in favor. Moon passed.

Grounds Commiee Report See report on page 16 of the June Herald.

Ray Parzych reported to the Board.

Board Discussion: There was much discussion regarding the length of the grass and what height the mowers should be set.

Board Acon: Moon by Michelle Todorov, support by Sandy Nolan, to direct the Maintenance Superintendent to lower the lawn mower blades to be set

to 3 and to revisit the issue again next month. Moon passed.

Clubhouse Commiee Report See report on page 22 of the June Herald.

Board Acon: Moon by Tom Byrne, support by Sandy Nolan, to accept the Clubhouse Commiee report and to connue according to precedent ofArtcle

II Purpose, of the Clubhouse Commiee By-Laws. Moon passed.

Court Captain Commiee Report See report on pages 20-21 of the June Herald.

Board Acon: Moon by Clem Tulley, support by Michelle Todorov, to accept the Court Captain Commiee Report dated May 11, 2010. Moon passed.

Engineering Commiee Report See report on page 23 of the June Herald.

Board Acon: Moon by Sandy Nolan, support by Kathleen Connor, to accept the Engineering Commiee report dated May 12, 2010, and to approve

Items #1 - #6. Moon passed.

Family Social Commiee Report See page 24 of the June Herald.

Board Acon: Moon by Tom Byrne, support by Sandy Nolan, to accept the dates of upcoming events as proposed by the Commiee. Moon passed.

Finance Commiee Report See page 19 of the June Herald.

Herald Commiee Report See page 25 of the June Herald.

Board Acon: Moon by Sandy Nolan, support by Tom Byrne, to accept the Herald Commiee Report dated May 10, 2010. Moon passed.

Pool Commiee Report See page 26 of the June Herald.

Vision Commiee Report See page 28 of the June Herald.

Board Acon: Moon by Tom Byrne, support by Judy Nakdimen to accept the Vision Commiee Report dated April 27, 2010, and approve the

recommendaon to hold a Lakes Clean-Up Day on June 19, 2010, from 9:00 a.m. 12:00 Noon, and to provide pizza and soda pop to those who parcipate.

Maintenance Superintendents Report See page 29 of the June Herald.

Board Acon: Moon by Kathleen Connor, support by Sandy Nolan, to accept the Maintenance Superintendents Report dated May 17, 2010. Moon

passed.

Management Report See pages 30 31 in the June Herald.

Board Acon: Moon by Kathleen Connor, support by Judy Nakdimen, to accept the Management Report dated May 17, 2010. Moon passed.

Co-Owner Forum

Donna McNally presented the Board with a report regarding the outcome of the May 12, 2010 Community Garden Meeng.

Board Acon: Moon by Tom Byrne, support by Michelle Todorov, to grant the Community Garden Group $2500, to be taken from the Insurance Account,

to proceed with the proposed Community Garden one year from now. AYE: Five (5). NAY: One (1). Moon passed 5-1.

The meeng adjourned at 9:45 p.m.

Note from Management: Due to stang issues and technical error, the Minutes of this meeng do not reect all areas of discussion.


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COMMITTEE: Grounds MEETING DATE: May 4, 2010

MEMBERS PRESENT: GUESTS PRESENT:Ray Parzych, Chairman Kathleen Connor , Board LiaisonJudi Alessandri, Secretary Kathy Baldwin, Board LiaisonRobert Armstrong Sandy Nolan, DirectorGloria Loudy Joe Poma, Property ManagerTommie Sue Mullin Ken Wiewiora, Maintenance SuperintendentBetty ParzychStanley RobersonEarl SmithMarty Tingstad

ITEMS DISCUSSED:

1. Completion of shrub removal and landscape enhancement by maintenance - done in a timelyand very professional manner. Job well done - thank you to the crew who have brought a beauti-ful look to our Highland House island. Beds of annuals will be added on both sides of our sign.

2. Gloria Loudy is pricing a supplier for annuals (wave petunias were suggested) to be used indesignated areas. It was agreed that three colorswill be used.

3. Review of proposed permanent landscaping was discussed with budgetary constraint issuesconsidered. More thought will be placed on design with fall as the target date for implementingthe project.

4. The recommendation for our 2011 Wish List budget is $2,500 - $3,000. Joe Poma suggestsredirecting of some Grounds projects to the Grounds Beautication category.

5. Lawn cutting height discussion and recommendations were reviewed with possible lowering ofour equipment to a 3 level.

6. Stan Roberson voiced concern over the pollution and smell of Silver Springs Lake. He hasdredged thousands of pounds of leaves and debris out of the NE corner where the problem re-peats every year. Possible short and long term solutions were discussed.

We would like to express our collective thank you to the maintenance crew and all residents who

spend time enhancing our community. We appreciate the work you do to make our home thebeautiful place it is.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: No recommendations to the Board.

NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, June 1, 2010, 7:00 p.m.

Respectfully submitted:Judi Alessandri

HIGHLAND LAKES COMMITTEE REPORT


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COMMITTEE: Finance Meeting Date: April 22, 2010

Members Present: Guests Present:Joyce Elvy, Chairman Tom Byrne, Board LiaisonBeverly Dudley, Co-Chairman Kathleen Connor, Board PresidentRobert Armstrong Sandy Nolan, DirectorRalph Downey Joe Poma, Property ManagerFrank JensenRay ParzychEarl Smith

ITEMS DISCUSSED:

1. Reviewed Financial Statement Overview prepared by Tom Byrne. Twenty-three units are still

in foreclosure, but we are running favorably.2. Franklin Templeton Bond fund is doing very well at this time.

3. Extra money in the savings/checking accounts will be split into interest earning funds; pos-sibly be added to Franklin, CDs or other markets (DTE Preferred stock was mentioned.) Boardand Management will decide.

4. Discussion on foreclosure process. Units over $9,000 in arrears would be subject to High-land Lakes processing a foreclosure in order to make the unit available for rent. Board membersdecided to give this a try, at Managements suggestion. Rental would be at rental market value.

5. Unit 559 will now be listed at $88,000, down from $99,000.

6. Long term projects: Stairways at Silver Springs lake were repaired. Handrails will be in-

stalled. Seal coating was done at the clubhouse parking lot. A community garden location isbeing surveyed. Court signs are going into production 4/24. First check was issued to startproduction. Court lights (50-6- remaining) to be installed over the next 2 years.

7. Discussion on Committees Wish Lists due at the May meeting. Itemized list with estimatedcosts are to be submitted by each committee. Committees will be required to stick to their ap-proved budget allotment.

8. Crystal Lake Drive paving was discussed. Joe stated that a hot patch and seal coating isrecommended.

9. Hiring a roong consultant will not be necessary. We are researching for someone withchimney/replace knowledge, working with one, and collecting references at this time.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: There were no recommendations to the Board.

NEXT MEETING: May 20, 2010, 7:00 p.m., with Committees and Wish Lists.

Submitted by:Beverly Dudley, Co-Chairman


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COMMITTEE: Court Captain MEETING DATE: May 11, 2010

PRESENT: (18)Robert Armstrong, Chairman John LaMarcaBarbara Adams Joel LutzFrank Eisenhauer Donna McNallyJoyce Elvy Terry McNallyBarbara Evans Diane PittawayGloria Janks Stanley RobersonFrank Jensen Clem Tulley

Tom WernerGUESTS:Kathy Baldwin, Board DirectorSandy Nolan, Board LiaisonJoe Poma, Property Manager

DISCUSSION:1. The Multi-Cultural Event discussed at previous meetings has not progressed. Kathy Baldwinmentioned that she and Michelle Todorov have been brain-storming regarding this issue and willbe taking some ideas to the Family Social Committee for review with the idea of getting this eventoff the ground.

2. The Fan Call Chart is still not being utilized to the full extent as it should. Please make yourphone calls. Mann Court and Lagoon Court are still orphan courts and need representation.Frank Jensen has recently agreed to be Court Captain at Whitman Court and was welcomed.Good job Frank!

3.After a round of self introductions of the group, Joe Poma introduced Mike McIntosh (newSecrity Guard) to the Committee. He has been on the job since May 1st and has already been

successful at addressing some loitering issues around the clubhouse and Silver Springs Lake.He can be contacted via a phone call to the after hours emergency phone number if necessary.This call will go directly to his cell phone.

4. Sandy Nolan will be interviewing Mike and posting his picture in the June issue of the Herald.She will also continue to mention that turning our outside lights on at night will help to preventcrime in our community.

5. Joel Lutz mentioned that there is a lakes clean-up project planned for May 15th. Since thiswas planned after the May Heraldwent to print Joel mentioned the date to generate some activity.Kathy Baldwin mentioned a second clean up date is planned for June 19th and will be published in

the June Herald.

6. There are 12 Neighborhood Watch signs posted around Highland Lakes which can bere-located as we remove existing posts and then install new sign posts. Joel Lutz and ClemTulley have agreed to work together to propose locations for our existing signs to maximize theireffectiveness.

7. Our Court Captain Description on the HLCA website was modied to satisfy all in attendance.Robert Armstrong will submit the new document to Joe Poma for posting on the website.


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Court Captain Report, May 11, 2010 - Page 2

8. Unfortunately the Northville Township Safety Meeting and our HLCA Annual Meeting fall onthe same evening. This prevents the Board members from attending. A call for volunteers

was made to attend. Barb Adams agreed to represent our community and report back in Juneon this important event.

9. The ice breaker question was Should Court Captains encourage neighbors to vote andtransport ballots was pretty much voted down. This started a discussion regarding our currentmethods for the annual vote. The general consensus is that our voting process needs to bemodied and stream-lined. it is currently very expensive and confusing for the average resi-dent.

The meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m., on a motion from John LaMarca.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: There are no recommendations to the Board at

this time.

NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, June 8, 2010, 7:00 p.m. Ofcer Mike Burrough will be attending.

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COMMITTEE: Clubhouse MEETING DATE: May 10, 2010

MEMBERS PRESENT:Judy Nakdimen, ChairmanJudi AlessandriLorna DeGalanBetty ParzychMyra Santoni

SUBJECTS DISCUSSED:

1. Members agreed on the 2010-2011 budget request.

2. According to 18 years of minutes, the Clubhouse Committee historically has made two kindsof recommendations to the Board of Directors:

(a) Improvements such as furnishings which are covered by the Committees budget.

(b) Improvements such as paint, structural elements, maintenance, etc., which arecovered in other budget categories.

In the past we have not been responsible for obtaining costs for items not covered by ourbudget. Our role in those cases has been advisory concerning function and appearance;cost and implementation have been management responsibilities. There have been a fewexceptions such as the library and stairway railings. Management obtained costs for metaluprights and we obtained the information concerning wood uprights. We would appreciate

some clarication from the Board. Do we need to change Article II - Purpose- in our By-Laws, or should we continue according to precedent?

Also, the Clubhouse Committee has in the past made many recommendations concerningexterior improvements such as the front entrance overhang, paint colors, ags, metal railing,

etc. Perhaps, those items should now be considered by the Vision Committee or Clubhouseand Vision combined.

3. Members agreed on a date to organize and shelve books in the library.

4. Judi Alessandri will take pictures for our web page as soon as the Irises bloom.


NEXT MEETING: 7:00 p.m., Monday, June 14, 2010

Submitted by:Judy Nakdimen, Chairman


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COMMITTEE: Engineering MEETING DATE: May 12, 2010

MEMBERS PRESENT: GUESTS PRESENT:Larry LeSeure, Chairman Kathy Baldwin, Board DirectorRick Hazen, Co-Chairman Ken Wiewiora, Maintenance SuperintendentLinda Stalker, Secretary Dan Chateld

John LaMarca Donna McNallyTerry McNallyRod StalkerTom Werner

MODIFICATION REQUESTS REVIEWED:

1. Unit 246 Request to install brick paver patio.Installation by John Gs Scoop & Sweep Landscaping.

2. Unit 200 Request to install white aluminium doorwall - HLCA approved style.Installation by Wallside Windows.

3. Unit 482 Request to install two (2) storm doors, HLCA Style #7 and two (2) entrydoors, HLCA Style B. Installation by Home Depot.

4. Unit 218 Request to install three (3) vinyl Wallside windows and one (1)Wallside doorwall. Installation by Wallside Windows.

5. Unit 513 Request to install patio deck. Installation by homeowner.

6. Unit 634 Request to remove existing and replace with paver brick patio.Installation by Merlinos Bushel Center, Nursery & Landscaping L.L.C.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: To approve Items #1 through #6.

NEXT MEETING: Wednesday, June 16, 2010, 7:00 p.m.

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COMMITTEE: Family Social MEETING DATE: April 21, 2010

MEMBERS PRESENT: GUESTS PRESENT:Brad Todorov, Chairman Kathy Baldwin, Board LiaisonTom Werner Michelle Todorov, Board Liaison

SUBJECTS DISCUSSED:

1. UPCOMING EVENTS. The Annual Highland Days has been tentatively scheduled for

Saturday, July 17th. The theme will be Highland Days Hoe-down. Tom Werner is re-questing two Shrine clowns to be present. We are looking into having a petting zoo.In addition to the normal menu of hotdogs and chips, Kathy Baldwin is preparing

pulled pork for sandwiches. Other summer events are: Pancakes on the Patio and IceCream Extravaganza, tentatively scheduled for Saturday, August 14th and Saturday,August 28th.

2. VOLUNTEERS. The committee also discussed the need for volunteers.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: To accept the following dates: Saturday, July 17from 12:00 Noon - 2:00 p.m. for Highland Days, Saturday, August 14 from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00a.m. for Pancakes on the Patio, and Saturday, August 28 from 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. for theIce Cream Extravaganza. Also, to extend the pool hours to 9:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 28

for a night swim.

NEXT MEETING: Tuesday, May 25, 2010, 7:00 p.m., in the Highland Room.

Submitted by:Brad Todorov, Chairman


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COMMITTEE: Herald MEETING DATE: May 10, 2010

MEMBERS PRESENT:Beverly Dudley, ChairpersonDarrel Quinn, Co-ChairmanLiette Paiement, SecretarySandy Nolan, Board LiaisonRobert ArmstrongFrank EisenhauerWilma LeonardRay Parzych

SUBJECTS DISCUSSED:

1. Articles to be published - The committee agreed to publish an article on a young hockeyplayer from our community. The article will be printed in the June issue of the Herald.

2. Advertisers - Darrel Quin approached new potential advertisers. More information on thesubject at our next committee meeting.

3. Fun Page - Again this month a prize will be given to the lucky person whose unit numberwill be pulished in the Herald. A word search puzzle will also be included in the June issue.

4. Sandy Nolan suggested that we reserve a half page in the June issue to explain the mean-ing of the different colors for the ags announcing status of our pool. Sandy will write this

article.

5. Your Committees in Action. In the June issue of the Herald, Wilma Leonard will publishthe introduction for a series of articles on the many committees at work in our community. Inthe months to come, Wilma will describe the work done by each committee. Robert Armstrongwill be our photographer.

The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.


NEXT MEETING: Monday, June 14, 2010, 7:00 p.m.

Submitted by:Liette Paiement, Secretary


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COMMITTEE: Pool MEETING DATE: May 5, 2010

MEMBERS PRESENT: GUESTS PRESENT:Ann Creviston, Chairperson Sandy Nolan, Board LiaisonJoyce Elvy, Co-Chairperson Joy Gaskin, Board LiaisonBeverly Dudley Kathleen Connor, Board PresidentCheryl Turovaara Joe Poma, Property Manager Clare Riehl, Head Lifeguard

DISCUSSION

1. Discussion of items to put on our wish list for next years budget. We need to have the list tothe Finance Committee by 5-20-2010.

2. Discussed this years expenditures and what is left on the list to buy.

3. 2010 Hot Dog Daze are scheduled for June 26 and August 8. The Family Social Committeewill be taking over the July 17 date for Highland Days.

4. Suggestion made by the Vision Committee that the Pool Committee hand out tickets for hotdogs on the environment clean-up day in June. Joe Poma has agreed to provide food on theclean-up day.

5. Joe has purchased a small refrigerator for the guard shack.

6. We were informed by Joe that the chaise lounges do not need to be re-strapped this year.

7. Discussed the need for the diving board to either be replaced or xed.

RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD: That Joe Poma check into whether the diving boardcan be xed or should be replaced.

NEXT MEETING: Wednesday, June 9, 2010, 7:30 p.m.

Submitted by:Ann Creviston, Chairperson


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COMMITTEE: Election Committee MEETING DATE: May 15, 2010

MEMBERS PRESENT:

Tom DeGalan, Co-Chairman Connie HaworthRay Parzych, Co-Chairman Elaine HorwathJoe Sattler, Inspector of Election Gloria JanksAnn Creviston Betty ParzychLorna DeGalan Myra SantoniBarbara Evans Darlene SattlerKristine Fenton

SUBJECTS DISCUSSED:

1. Reviewed procedures for ballot tabulating process.2. Total of 388 Ballots received - 13- declared invalid - 375 tabulated.3. Need of condentiality of election results.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: That the ballots be retained for 30 days and thendestroyed by the Election Committee.

Submitted by:Joe Sattler, Inspector of Elections


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COMMITTEE: Vision MEETING DATE: April 27, 2010

MEMBERS PRESENT: GUESTS PRESENT:

Rob Berlin, Chairman Kathy Baldwin, Board LiaisonRobert Armstrong Michelle Todorov, Board LiaisonAnn Creviston Joe Poma, Property ManagerRalph Downey Ken Wiewiora, Maintenance SuperintendentJoyce ElvyJoel LutzJudy NakdimenLiette PaiementMarti PetersDon Rigo

Stan RobersonMyra SantoniGyda WernerTom Werner

ITEMS DISCUSSED:

A. Judy Nakdimen chaired the meeting. Roll Call was taken.

B. New signage was ordered. Shop drawings were sent by Eagle Sign Co., reviewed andsent back with corrections. The signs will be produced in upper and lower case. Court, Place,etc., will be abbreviated for longer names. Signs will be delivered in 6 to 8 weeks.

C. Discussion regarding the nine neighborhood Watch signs. These signs will go on lightpoles. The Court Captain Committee will assist in the decision on where to place the signs.

D. Lakes Cleanup - A notice to be placed in the Heraldfor help. Boy Scouts may want to help.Joyce Elvy suggested that high school student who need extra credit also be asked to help.Motion by Robert Armstrong, second by Ralph Downey to recommend and publish in theHeralda community-wide Lakes Cleanup, Saturday, June 19th from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon.Robert Armstrong volunteered to design the information. Kathy Baldwin, Michelle Todorov andJoyce Elvy will provide input. Rob, Ilio, and Judi will attempt to do an informal clean-up onMay 15th.

E. Rob Berlin offered to ask a professional designer, who has several years of experience inselecting architectural materials and nishes to provide us with some recommendations on

colors as a starting point for our Committee.F. It was agreed to change meeting dates to Wednesday starting June 23rd .

RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD: Conduct a Lakes Clean-up on June 19th from 9:00a.m. to Noon.

NEXT MEETING: 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Submitted by:Maureen Osiecki


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MAINTENANCE REPORT

TO: Board of Directors, Property Manager, Co-OwnersFROM: Ken Wiewiora, Maintenance Superintendent

DATE: May 17, 2010RE: Maintenance Report

Please review the proper disposal procedures of trash, compost, building materials and paintwhich is located on all of the trash corrals on the property. Waste Management - our trashhauler - will not pick up improperly bagged compost or trash or improperly placed buildingmaterials. Lets all step up to keep our community clean. Please report trash violators to theclubhouse.

1. Unit/Building Repairs: Normal repairs have been owing in, roof leaks, loose siding,paint and caulking requests. We have two more units to re-roof due to repeated water leaks.

2. Pool: Pool opening on the mechanical equipment was completed last week. All is work-ing at this time. We had minor repairs to the mechanical equipment in the basement. Addi-tionally, this year we are up for renewal on our boiler license and inspections. These inspec-tions will commence this week.

3. Equipment: All of our summer equipment is up and running at this time. All grounds equipment including trucks has gone through preventative maintenance. We have experiencedmultiple breakdowns on the lawn equipment. These break downs, although minor, are ex-pected during the rst few weeks each year and will extend the grass cutting time throughout

the week.

4. Lawn Spraying: Our rst lawn application was applied on May 6th. This application in-clude pre-emergent, weed control and feed. Additionally the application company did a lot ofspot treatment across the property on the harder to control weeds.

5. Grounds Restoration: Grounds restoration has started for the season. Extensive workwas done to the front clubhouse sign area and the front ower bed area.

6. Boat Registration Stickers: Reminder that all watercraft needs to be registered andstickered yearly. This year we will wait until June 1st to start impounding unregistered boats.Also note that the boats must be stored in a way as not to collect water. This will help pre-vent mosquito breading and nesting.

Please contact the clubhouse at 248-349-4006 with any grounds or building concerns and awork order will be submitted.

Thank You,Ken Wiewiora, Maintenance Superintendent


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1. Please remember that when repairing your porch, it is not necessary to have EngineeringCommiee approval if you are tuck-poinng or re-seng the brickwork, but glazing over thebrickwork or covering it in its enrety with concrete is prohibited. It changes the look of theporch and outside of the building (it looks trashy too).

2. The Silver Spring Drive peon was mailed to US Representave Thaddeus McCoer, StateRepresentave Marc Corriveau, and the Wayne County Roads Commission. We receivedabout 900 signatures so far, but please keep them coming if you have them. I noted in myleer that we could get well over 1000 if necessary. I would like to thank all of those residents

that parcipated and volunteered their me to voice our dissasfacon with the roadwayand likewise all of those residents that brought in their vehicle repair receipts and stories ofsuspension damage caused by the potholes. Money is of course limited, but maybe those whodid not say a word about their situaon will be the ones to get the lower priority. Thanks again.

3. We have a new lifeguard sta at Highland Lakes, and please join me in welcoming them andgiving them some me to learn our policies and roune here. The pool looks great followingthe repairs done last year. We also replaced all of the lter sand that lters the water for bothpools, so it should be exceponally clean for the rest of the season. Enjoy the summer.

4. Our new security guard, Mike, started on May 1st and is likewise busy learning the propertyand the names of our residents. He will be patrolling every courtyard, walking path, lake andforest area on a daily basis. If you see a white Ford Tempo driving through your courtyard at

night, look for the Highland Lakes Security insignias on the door panels and trunk. Messagesfor Mike may be directed to the aer-hours emergency pager system, where an operator willforward the message to the security phone. Mike will be working primarily during the eveningand early morning hours, when unwanted acvity is most likely to occur. As you know, HighlandLakes has roughly 165 acres, numerous pathways and courtyards to patrol. However, during atypical 8 hour shi, you can only walk and drive every corner of the property so many mes andyou may see the security car parked at a certain locaon (albeit a dierent one) at mes. Thisdoes not mean that there is any acvity occurring in your courtyard, but is no dierent than asquad car keeping an eye on the general area, rather than remaining at the clubhouse for a longperiod of me. If you have any quesons, please call the oce.

5. You may have noced that much of the landscaping has been removed near the sign in front of

the clubhouse. The Grounds Commiee is considering its opons for professional landscapingas well as short-term annual ower planng.

6. Lakes ecology plays a big part in our community because it provides us with addionalamenies and accounts for much of our visual appeal. Please help us in keeping our shorelinesclean of pop cans, bags, and other blowing trash, and of course, clean up aer your pet. TheGrounds Commiee will be working on establishing a volunteer clean up day. If you give us aminor amount of me, our property will connue to look great, and you will get a free lunch

MANAGEMENT REPORT

TO: Board of Directors, Co-OwnersFROM: Joe Poma, Property Manager

DATE: May 17, 2010RE: Maintenance Report


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out of the deal. Although the administraon, maintenance sta and security guard walk th

lakes on a regular basis, please call the oce if you see any fallen trees or unwanted algae thatwe overlooked.

7. I have had several co-owners and sta members ask me about the Clubhouse rules pertainingto non-residents and invited guests. The co-owners manual remains unchanged with respect tothe Clubhouse rules, and was re-wrien in February, 2010 (pages 31-32), or referenced in theold manual on pages 46-47. It states that a condominium owner in good standing may usethe clubhouse facilies. Residents, co-owners or lessees 18 and over may use the Clubhouse,and children 17 years of age or younger must be under the direct supervision of the adultresident. With a signed parental authorizaon on le in the clubhouse, 15-17 year-olds mayuse the billiard room. Co-owners are permied to have 4 guests per unit, per day. Residentsaged 18-21 are permied one guest per day. Please note that the lo library is indeed for use

as a library; homework, computer work, reading books, etc. If you have any further quesons,let me know.

8. The Head Lifeguard and her assistant will be hosng both Water Aerobics and Swim Lessonsagain this year. Please sign up at the clubhouse if you are interested. Water Aerobics will beginon June 7th and take place on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Swim Lessons for theyoungsters will start roughly the week aer school adjourns for summer break. An actual startdate will be posted in the Clubhouse aer the pool opens for the season.

9. We are o to another good start for the season. The grass looks good, we have mulch aroundall of our trees and ower beds, the pool deck has been painted and power-washed and wehave a truckload of brand new sand at the boom of Silver Spring beach. As always, please bepaent as we seal-coat the parking lots and start replacing some of our old concrete. Have a

great spring season.

Joe Poma, property Manager

Management Report May 17, 2010 - Page 2


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Erica Zazo, Northville High SchoolSenior and Farragut Court resident,was recently awarded the 2010 HenrikZetterberg high School Hockey Schol-arship. This is only the second yearthe state-wide, $1500 scholarship, hasbeen generously provided by DetroitRed Wing veteran and high scorer, #40Henrik Zetterberg.

Erica was Captain of this years NorthvilleHigh School Girls Varsity Hockeyteam and has been playing hockey forNorthville since her Freshman year.She was one of the leading scorers forher team this year but also carries, notso proudly, the title for most penalties.

Henrik Zetterberg personally selectedZazos application from among hundreds

that were submitted. What makes herstory so special is the fact that Erica hada devastating knee injury in her Sopho-more year that required two correctivesurgeries. She continued to practice

with the team through the entire 3 year recovery. Even though she could not play league gamesher Junior year, she attended every one (on the bench) and made every practice - skating aloneat the end of the rink, strengthening her knee. Her dedication and commitment to the team wonover both her coach and hockey great, Zetterberg.

Erica is a National Honor Society student with a 3.5 GPA and plans to attend Michigan State

University in the Fall. She is also planning on continuing her hockey career with the State GirlsHockey team.

All too often we hear ill-fated stories about teens in the news...drugs, violence, rising crime. Thisstory, however, is one that inspires. It is a testament that sincerity, passion, and hard work canindeed pay off in many ways. Congratulations, Erica, on your award and your success.

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Have you Heard?

Meet Mike McIntosh! Mikeis our new Security Guardat Highland Lakes. You willobserve him cruising our

streets and courts in thespruced up blue and whitesecurity car.

Mike has a solid background. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan where he earneda degree in Educaon. He taught school for a me, but then set his sights on a career in LawEnforcement. He is now a police academy graduate. Mikes goal is to nd full-me work as aPolice Ocer. His security experience in our community will certainly be a ne addion to hisresume.

Mike says, I will be available to address your concerns. I hope to provide a posive impact atHighland Lakes.

If you observe mischief in the making, please phone the clubhouse and Mike will be contacted.If there is an occurrence aer hours, call 248-349-4043 and the answering service will contactMike, who will call you back.

Have You Heard?

The Flags Are Flying

It is June and the swimming pool is open. The pool hours are 12:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.Monday through Friday and 11:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. When thegreen ag is ying in front of the clubhouse, it means the pool is open. When the redag ies, the pool is closed. If you see a yellow ag posted, this means the pool will beopen LATER that night. During extremely hot weather, there will be some nights whenthe pool hours will be extended. Its going to be a great summer!

Sandy Nolan,

Court Captain Board Liaison


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