Waynoka News September, 2015 …lakewaynoka.com/files/September, 2015.pdfFriday, October 2, 2015 by 4 pm. Rish gave Pres. McDulin a copy of the 2015 Election Timetable which outlines

“Official Newsletter for the Waynoka Property Owners Association”ISSUE 324September, 2015 www.lakewaynoka.com

Waynoka NewsLabor Day Weekend Activities

Saturday, September 5th at the Beach

Music/DJ starting at 2:00 pm Ski Show at 7:00 pmFireworks at dark!!

Sunday, September 6thon the Clubhouse Lawn, 6:00 to 9:00 pm

“Music on the Green”Music by the Michael Wayne Stacy Band

2015 ELECTIONS

Applications are now being accepted for 3 positions on the WPOA board and 2 positions on the WRWSD board for a 3 year term beginning April, 2016 and expiring April, 2019.These applications, available at the WPOA office, must be accompanied by a brief resume and photo and must be dropped off or mailed to the WPOA office, post-marked no later than 4:00, Friday, October 2, 2013. Applications postmarked after this time and date will be ineligible.

Any questions may be directed to the Election Inspectors:

Steve Rish Eileen Brown 446-4609 446-2348

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Waynoka Property Owners AssociationBoard of Trustees Meeting

Saturday, August 8, 2015

President John McDulin called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. McDulin asked that the family of Stella Jordan, one of Lake Waynoka’s original residents who passed away this week, be kept in thoughts and prayer.Trustee Purdin led those in attendance in the Lord’s Prayer which was followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.

Roll Call: Present: Johnson, Kirk, McDulin, Meese, Meyer, Purdin, Redick, Taylor & Mgr. Cahall. Absent: Holt (ex.) Minutes: A motion to approve the minutes of the July 11, 2015 Saturday meeting as published in the August Newsletter was then made by Purdin and seconded by Taylor. A yea/nay hand vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously.

Treasurer’s Report as of July 31st, 2015 (Vern Taylor):

Operating funds • Total income for July was $108,509.00. This total represents a 12% increase over the same month last year. • A highlight of the above performance was that lounge income was up nearly 60% over the 2014 July income. This was a new all-time high monthly income figure for this amenity. • Non-labor expenses for the month included the purchase of a new lake patrol boat at a cost of $16,744, the addition of two network servers and appropriate software licenses for $4791, and the purchases of a new pizza oven for $4400 and a new tiller to maintain the Beach for $2000. • The operating fund balance at the end of July was $368,658.00. This is an improvement of $48,607 over last year at this time.

Allocated Assessment Funds • Income from allocated operating assessments in July was $12,887.00, against no significant expenditures. • The balance of all allocated assessment accounts at the end of July was $368,174.00. Investments – Investment reserves at the end of July totaled $531,083.00. Total cash on hand at the end of June was $1,267,915.00. Manager’s Report (Mgr. Cahall): • Cahall has created a list of possible winter projects for the Board to consider. It is necessary to plan this far ahead so that materials, contractors, etc. can be obtained. • Cahall clarified that IN CASE OF A REAL/ACTUAL EMERGENCY (fire, break-in, health issue, accident, etc.) PROPERTY OWNERS SHOULD CALL 911 (not Security). The 911 Call Center dispatcher wants to talk to those involved in the emergency. Security will automatically be contacted by the 911 Call Center personnel. • Cahall also clarified that BYOB (bring your own bottle/booze or alcoholic beverage) is not allowed in the Lodge UNLESS approved for a specific event by the WPOA Board of Trustees. BYOB is NOT automatically granted because an event is held in this facility. • The filming in Lake Waynoka by HGTV went very well. Doris Kitchen will share comments later in the meeting. • Cahall reported on the status of the sirens at the Marina and at Geronimo. The WPOA approved the expenditure of $958 to replace a card in the mother board of the siren at Geronimo. Both sirens function if activated from their locations. HOWEVER, when the monthly test was done on the first Wednesday of August neither siren sounded! The Communications Center personnel have contacted MobilCom as the problems appear to be their problems, not the WPOA’s. • The engineer responsible for engineering the Campground upgrades will send out bids in September. • During the workshop meeting the Board reviewed several lot line issues for the Building Committee. • Cahall will begin doing shoreline inspections this month. Letters will be sent to property owners who have shorelines that are inadequately protected requesting that the necessary improvements be made. • Dredging has begun at Red Cloud. The transfer of silt has decreased from 12 loads a day to about 7 loads because of the distance the material needs to be transported from Red Cloud to the exit from the Lake. The staff is looking for more efficient locations to exit the Lake with the silt.

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• The Board and staff continue to research the logistics of improving ‘entrance and exit’ at the back gate as well as funding possibilities for this project. • The new patrol boat is now equipped with lights and a siren. The new boat operates more efficiently using about 75% less fuel than the old boat did! • A contract for the chip and tar resurfacing of several roads in Lake Waynoka has been signed. The work will be done in September. A map of the roads to be done was on the table by the information board. • A contract for the resurfacing of the adult pool has been signed and will be done in mid-September. • The Board approved two building variances during the workshop meeting. • Cahall shared that Waynoka Day was a huge success! A total of about $750 in $3 passes was collected for entrance into the swimming pools! The lounge was shoulder to shoulder all afternoon! The marketing of the event in the news papers and radio and on Facebook, and on road signs and the website, obviously, all made a difference. Cahall then shared a report prepared by Gina Dash, Events and Marketing Director. He reviewed several of the events which have been held since the last meeting and shared others that will be held in the near future, such as a community outreach program presented by Ohio Valley Manor on August 27th from 1-2 pm, the last adult swim on August 21st, the Ski Show and Fireworks on September 5th and the return of Michael Wayne Stacy for Music on the Green on September 6th. He advised everyone that there are several places to check for the details: the website, the double page calendar in the Waynoka Newsletter, Facebook and the local newspapers. Betty Purdin noted that donations are still needed to cover the costs of her fireworks. McDulin then shared a couple of additional items discussed during the workshop meeting held earlier this morning: • The fireworks will be on the dam again this year. Therefore the road will be closed about three hours and all traffic will need to travel to the east to get around the Lake. • The Board discussed a motion related to a fine schedule for those property owners who do not obtain a permit prior to having work done on their homes and/or properties. The motion will be voted upon later. Security Report (Chief Gordon Ellis): • Ellis noted that there will also be a ‘buffer security zone’ at the dam while the fireworks are being displayed. No boats will be allowed in this area. • Ellis reported that in July there was an elevation in the ‘quality of life’ calls (noise complaints, etc.) consistent with the increase in summer population. • More vandalism of mailboxes, specifically, in the 500 to 600 portion of Waynoka Dr. occurred on a Thursday evening in July. Ellis requested that property owners report any activity that they observe, especially during the evenings, which may be related to the vandalism issue. • During July there was one auto accident with injury and one minor boating accident. • The Poker Run went well as far as security issues were concerned. • After a question about who to call first in case of an emergency it was stressed that 911 should always be called first, especially when the emergency is health related. Security as well as an EMS squad and/or fire equipment will be dispatched. Twice last month Lake Waynoka EMS trained security personnel provided emergency medical services prior to the arrival of an EMS squad. • Cahall will make sure that the employees of the Rec Center, Lodge and Lounge are aware of the proper procedure to use when an emergency occurs.

Pres. McDulin asked Chief Ellis to share “the word on the street”: Following Katrina the Dept. of Defense created a position titled Dual Status Commander. This person will be in charge of all military forces assigned simultaneously to support a Katrina-like event. (Such a position was not in place during Katrina which caused many issues.) General Ellis has received the assignment to be the Dual Status Commander of the National Guard and regular Army forces assigned to support the Republican National Convention in Cleveland next July.

Events/Marketing Report (Mgr. Cahall): See above.Other Reports: Long Range Planning (Charles Beard): Beard reported that the fourth edition of survey results will be in the September newsletter. The Board has received the Committee’s summary of the survey and its recommendations. The Board and the Long Range Planning Committee will meet during a special meeting to discuss these documents. Lake Advisory (Prescilla Redick): The Committee continues to review the progress that is being made to correct safety concerns which the Committee recommended that the WPOA address.

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Building (Tony Tatman): Tatman reported that nine permits had been issued since his last report. Year to date 40 permits have been issued compared to 46 in 2014. So far this year eight new home permits have been issued which is the total number issued in 2014. Rules and Regulations (McDulin): The Committee is ready to give a presentation of the new rules and regulations document to the WPOA Board. A special meeting to discuss both the new rules and regulations document and the survey summary and recommendations will be scheduled soon. Nominations (Steve Rish): Elections Inspector Rish shared that applications for three positions on the WPOA Board of Trustees in the upcoming election are now available at the Office. The deadline for submission of the applications is Friday, October 2, 2015 by 4 pm. Rish gave Pres. McDulin a copy of the 2015 Election Timetable which outlines dead-lines for the various steps in the election procedure. Rish then reviewed the promise that all WPOA Trustees agree to uphold: “I promise to abide by the restrictive covenants, rules and regulations established for the Waynoka Property Owners Association. I promise to keep in mind, as far as is possible, the best interest of the entire membership at all times.” Rish invited all property owners to attend a ‘Meet and Greet’ following the WPOA meeting on Saturday, November 14th. During this meeting each candidate will introduce him/herself and share his/her qualifications and reasons for seek-ing the position of Trustee on either the WRWSD or the WPOA Board.

Pres. McDulin asked Doris Kitchen to share the experience of having HGTV film the Lake Waynoka community. Kitchen first expressed that she was ‘so proud of this community’ for being chosen as the one lake community from the entire country to be filmed. The HGTV crew included seven people from New York who brought 28 pieces of equipment luggage with them. The filming was done in four days of fourteen hours each. Kitchen thanked McDulin and Cahall for ‘making sure everything looked terrific’! She also extended a thank you to Steve Johnson and Gary Blackburn and his son for retrieving the camera of the cameraman who tipped his kayak and dropped his camera in the Lake! The segment will be aired in October or November. Cahall was given permission to share the filming during the OLCA (Ohio Lake Communities Assn.) meeting in September.

Campground (Tom Koch): • Koch shared that last week’s Campground meeting was attended by 19 people. He is encouraging more participation in these meetings. Koch thanked VP Redick for taking minutes during the meeting. • Koch shared several of the events being planned for the Campground – corn hole on Saturday, August 15th; a chili contest on Saturday, September 5th; and the Halloween Trick or Treat Night and the Haunted House scheduled for October 17th. Please remember VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED. THE WORK STARTS NOW. Candy donations are welcome. All property owners are invited to these events. • All campers were reminded NOT to burn garbage in their fire pits.Civic Club (Tony Tatman): Tatman thanked everyone for making Waynoka Day very successful this year. He shared that the presence of Russellville Fire Department’s equipment and volunteers the entire day was greatly appreciated. Work has begun on the 2016 calendar and it will be available in mid-October. The last of the 2015 calendars (40-50) can be purchased for a dollar each!Water Sports Club (Vern Taylor): • There were 440 participants in the annual Poker Run on August 1st. Taylor shared the themes of the six stops provided by Larry and Connie Armstrong, Matt Heller, Vernon Taylor, Joe and Elaine Bolte, Brad and Cathy Mays and Ken Hackett. His thanks to them was received with a round of applause. He also shared the themes of the winning boats as well as the names of those who had the top five poker hands. • Taylor reminded everyone that the Annual Ski Show will be September 5th. There will also be a DJ at the Beach from noon until after the fireworks. Contact Steve Johnson if interested in being involved ‘behind the scenes’ of the Ski Show. • The Water Sports Club is planning to honor all veterans at the Lounge again this year on Veterans Day.Chapel (Rev. Talley): • Rev. Talley shared the following statement: Many of you have already heard about some things happening back at the Chapel. I want to inform you that there is a ‘bank irregularity’ resulting in an appointment of an internal auditing committee. The matter is currently under review and is being handled appropriately. More will be disclosed as the evidence becomes available. We are solvent and we are not going to be shutting our doors … as some have suggested. Just keep us in prayer as we do what needs to be done. And, rest assured, the Children’s Christmas Fund is intact! • Rev. Talley invited everyone to the monthly fellowship dinner with music which is always the second Sunday of each

Waynoka News - 5month as well as the trip to the Creation Museum rescheduled for Saturday, August 29th and the excursion to Renfro Valley rescheduled for Saturday, September 19th.Shawnee Squaws (Margi Borgman): On August 21st the Squaws will hold their annual picnic for the veterans from the Georgetown VA Home. All veterans who are property owners at the Lake are also invited to this event in recognition of their service. The Craft Show is October 10th. Art Club (Joanne Edwards): Edwards reminded everyone that the next meeting of the Art Club will be Monday, Septem-ber 14th at 6:30 pm in the Lodge. The next ‘Uncorked on Canvas’ event will be November 14th. Tickets will be available during the next WPOA meeting. Lake Committee (Prescilla Redick): The next tournament is on Wednesday, August 19th. There are six fishermen in close competition for ‘Angler of the Year’. Redick thanked all of the clubs, the participants and the community for sup-porting the Lake Committee during this year’s Waynoka Day which was one of the best for the Committee in many years! Waynoka Day is its major fundraiser to provide monies to support its work. Lions Club: The Lake Waynoka Lions Club has disbanded ‘due to a lack of interest’. Pres. McDulin noted, “The Club has done a lot for the community and to hear that they have disbanded is disheartening.”

Unfinished Business: • Trustee Kirk asked, “When will the membership see copies (of the rules and regulations for review)?” Pres. McDulin responded, “It will depend largely on the presentation meeting and any updates, deletions or whatever the Board may request. The Board will need to agree (on the document) before it is given to the membership. And once there is agreement the Board will determine how it will be presented to the membership.” • McDulin explained the reasons why the Board has written a new motion regarding a fine schedule for those property owners who do not obtain a permit prior to having work done on their homes and/or properties. After discussion clarified that the homeowner is responsible for obtaining permits in Lake Waynoka Motion #249 was then made, seconded and passed. (See Motions and Regulations below for further details.) McDulin also shared that the WPOA needs to work on its procedures to get permits issued in a timely manner.New Business: Prayers were requested for Trustee Holt, his wife and their family as Debbie, Todd’s wife, will be in the hospital for five to ten days.

Motions and Resolutions: Motion #249 was made by Betty Purdin and seconded by Eric Kirk. Motion #249 states: If construction is started on any project requiring a WPOA permit and the appropriate permit has not been applied for and approved, a citation will be issued and a $100 fine will be imposed on the property owner. If construction continues on the project prior to the approval of the appropriate WPOA permit, then an additional fine of $100 will be imposed on the property owner for every day someone works on the project, until the appropriate WPOA permit is approved.” A roll call vote was taken. The motion passed with eight yea votes.

Membership Concerns:*Charles Beard (Lot #405): Beard announced that the Water Sports Club recently awarded three $500 scholarships to Eastern High School track students who are going on to further their educations. The monies were the proceeds from the 5K run during A Day at the Beach at the end of June. *Donna Wyatt (Lot #3194): Wyatt shared her concern about the fluctuating temperatures and humidity levels in the work-out room at Rec Center. McDulin explained how the staff is attempting to keep the temperature and humidity at comfort-able levels and that this is an issue that will continue to need attention. Wyatt also shared that she believes that federal law requires all pools have a lift for disabled persons. Cahall responded that since Lake Waynoka’s pool is a private pool and not a public one this law does not apply.*Elaine Jenkins (Lot #2188): Jenkins shared her concern about how Security responded to a fire at her home on July 16th. Mgr. Cahall noted that he had discussed this with Jenkins prior to today’s meeting. In response to her concerns, Cahall stated that he had requested that Chief Ellis investigate the matter. Chief Ellis then assured Jenkins that a thorough investigation will be done as “there are discrepancies between the way it was described and the response”. Ellis encour-aged any property owner who may have an issue with Security or an officer to file a complaint so that the matter can be investigated.

Adjournment: A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Purdin and seconded by Kirk. The motion passed unani-mously and the meeting adjourned at 11:11 am.

Respectfully submitted, Joanne A. Coker, WPOA Assistant Recording Secretary

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If you adjust your lawn mower to a higher setting,

the taller grass shades the roots and helps them to hold moisture

in the soil better than if the grass is closely clipped.

Water…Use it wisely! This tip is courtesy of the WRWSD.

Waynoka Regional Waterand Sewer District

1 Waynoka Dr.Lake Waynoka, OH 45171

937-446-3232 * 937-446-3330

WRWSD Board of Trustees Meeting – Mon., July 27, 2015

President Jim Bridges called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.

Roll Call: Present: Beard, Beresford, Bridges, Buskey, LaPlante, Purdin, Redick, Mgr. Cahall, Plant Supt. Culver and Doris Kitchen (Lot #2844). Absent: noneMinutes: A motion was made by Redick and seconded by LaPlante to approve the minutes of the July 11th Saturday meeting as read with one correction: The 1978 truck is being sold on GovDeals.com, not TruckGovDeals.com. A yea/nay vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously.

President’s Report (Jim Bridges): none

Treasurer’s Report (John Buskey): Buskey shared that auditors from the State of Ohio will be here to review the financial reporting of the WRWSD some time during the next couple of weeks. He noted that in the flow comparison report the quantity of water was down during June because it was necessary to purchase water from BCRWA when the interior of the water tower was being waxed and the sand and gravel were being replaced in the sand filters at the water plant. Report from the Manager (Paul Cahall) and the Plant Supt. (George Culver): • There has not been a delivery of meters from Master Meter since the last report was given at the July 11th meeting. • The staff is presently flushing fire hydrants. Although not required to keep extensive records related to this process, a spread sheet noting when each hydrant is flushed and such things as condition, repairs needed, etc. is being used. Cahall noted that the hydrants are flushed to make sure they are operational for the fire departments. This is a factor that does not affect the ISO ratings. Culver shared details of some of the ‘challenges’ related to flushing hydrants in a 40+ year old water system. • Cahall noted that he has not had a follow-up conversation with Charles Porter regarding the concerns Porter expressed at the July 11th meeting. Cahall did meet with Mike Woods and discussed his concerns. • Culver reported that the carbon was ‘changed out’ in just two days and that the water is testing well. • So far Cahall has received four applications for the ‘new hire’ for the District. • Cahall and Culver shared details of what will be involved providing new service to Lot #1856. • Following the recent power outage twelve or thirteen grinder pumps required replacement. All, but four of the pumps were repairable. New cores will need to be ordered. Culver noted that he recently received notification of a cost increase of $429 per core. • The new Yamar track hoe will be delivered this coming week. The cost will be about $32K with the trade-in of about $8K. • Culver reported that representatives from the Ohio EPA surface water division recently tested the water and declared that “the Lake is safe in which to swim”. • After the heavy rains the ODNR (Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources) requested that the dams be checked. All of the dams have been designated as ‘okay’ following inspection.

Other Business Items: Treasurer Buskey presented Motion #2015-09 and shared an explanation of the changes that need to be made to balance the 2015 fiscal year budget as is required by the State of Ohio. (See Motions and Resolutions below for additional detail about this motion.)

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GRINDER PUMP REMINDER

Your grinder pump is not a garbage disposal. The following items should never be put in your system: *Egg shells *Fish scales *Cat litter *Diapers, baby wipes, socks, rags or cloth of any kind *Personal hygiene products *Oils or grease *Strong chemicals (drain cleaner)

*Glass or metal objects.

If the above items are introduced into the system it could result in premature failure of the pump and require service. If the red light on the electric box is on it means the pump is not working properly. Please call Security if you see your light or your neighbors light on. Security will dispatch our mechanics. 937-446-3214.

Please remember that there is a 20 ft. easement to your grinder pump. This needs to be free from obstructions in the event that our staff needs to repair your grinder pump. There are vents around the lid of your grinder pump which need to be kept open and free at all times.

**DURING POWER OUTAGES WATER USAGE SHOULD BE KEPT TO A MINIMUM****THE GRINDER PUMP DOES NOT WORK WITHOUT ELECTRICITY**

REPORT ALL ELECTRIC OUTAGESDial 1-800-543-5599 to report an outage.

Everyone should report an outage immediately, the TOTAL NUMBER of phone calls received in DUKE’S automated report system determines priority of repair.

The more calls -- the faster the response to our area.

Next Buskey presented Resolution #2015-02 to establish the District’s commercial water use rates. Several details of the resolution were discussed to clarify everyone’s understanding. (See Motions and Resolutions below for additional detail about this resolution.) Motions and Resolutions: • Motion #2015-09 Buskey moved and Purdin seconded Motion #2015-09 to amend the 2015 fiscal year budget, increasing income by $10,075.00 to $902,635.00, and increasing expense by $2,094.00 to $883,720.70, yielding a net income of $18,914.30. A roll call vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously. (This motion in its entirety is available at the Office for review. jac) • Resolution #2015-02 Buskey moved and Beresford seconded the motion to approve Resolution #2015-02 which provides for the establishment of commercial water use rates which are based on the actual number of gallons of water used by commercial customers. A roll call vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously. (This resolution in its entirety is available at the Office for review. jac)

Membership Concerns:*Doris Kitchen (Lot #2844) - Kitchen asked for explanations of several statements made in the July 11th meeting min-utes regarding her concerns related to a recent real estate closing transaction at Lake Waynoka. At the conclusion of the discussion about this matter the Trustees stated that the WRWSD does not determine who pays the fees owed which are provided at the request of a title company. Pres. Bridges suggested that the brokers and realtors involved in this transac-tion meet to resolve this matter. Kitchen and Bridges agreed that “Everyone should be treated equally”.

Adjournment: At 7:56 pm a motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Purdin and seconded by Beard. All were in favor and the meeting was adjourned.

Respectfully submitted,Joanne A. Coker, Assistant WRWSD Recording Secretary

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Help! It’s not grinding!

Your grinder pump is not a trash can!

Your grinder pump has moving parts which may stop working if you flush personal hygiene products or disposable diapers or

socks or rags (or cloth of any kind) down a toilet.

If these items are introduced into the WRWSD sewer system they could result in the premature failure of your grinder pump

and the need for a replacement or repairs. $$ This tip is courtesy of the WRWSD.

WRWSD Board of Trustees Meeting – Sat., August 8, 2015

President Jim Bridges called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m. Roll Call: Present: Beard, Beresford, Bridges, Buskey, LaPlante, Purdin, Redick & Mgr. Cahall. Absent: noneMinutes: A motion was made by Purdin and seconded by Beard to approve the minutes of the July workshop meeting as read. A yea/nay vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously. President’s Report (Jim Bridges): noneTreasurer’s Report (John Buskey): • Buskey noted that being 58% of the way through 2015 most line items related to income and expenses are “running as expected”. The amendments approved in Motion #2015-09 are included in the July financial report. • The collection of water availability fees is behind and the budgeted expectation of $70K will probably not be met this year. The reason why this is happening is not known. • The staff continues to execute the projects designated for 2015 in the capital plan. Several bills will be paid in August. Manager’s Report (Paul Cahall): • The ‘new hire’ has begun training as an employee of the WRWSD. • The track hoe arrived and was used almost immediately to make a line repair. Supt. Culver noted that the repair took about half the time such repairs have taken in the past. He commented, “It is amazing what you can do with the tools you should have to do a job!” • The staff continues to flush fire hydrants as part of the maintenance program to make sure they are operational when needed by a fire department. • The auditors from the State of Ohio have been conducting an audit of the 2014 financial records of the WRWSD for the past week. Mgr. Cahall was pleased to share that he has been told several times that ‘It is a pleasure to work with us!”.Nominating Committee (Steve Rish):Elections Inspector Steve Rish shared that applications for two positions on the WRWSD Board of Trustees in the upcom-ing election are now available at the Office. The deadline for submission of the applications is Friday, October 2, 2015 by 4 pm. He reviewed the promise that all WRWSD Trustees agree to uphold: “I promise to abide by the EPA and State of Ohio regulations and the bylaws established for the Waynoka Regional Water and Sewer District. I promise to keep in mind, as far as is possible, the best interest of the entire membership at all times.”

Old Business: noneNew Business: none Motions and Resolutions: noneBoard Member Concerns: noneMembership Concerns: noneAdjournment: The motion to adjourn was then made by Purdin and seconded by LaPlante. All were in favor and the meeting was adjourned at 9:41 a.m.

Respectfully submitted, Joanne A. Coker, WRWSD Assistant Recording Secretary

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OPERATING CASH ACCOUNTS: 2015 2014PEOPLES BANK CHECKING 61,976$ 25,235$ CHARGE CARD ACCOUNT 17,045$ 6,915$ LOTTERY CHECKING 1,469$ -$ OPER SAVINGS/FIRST STATE BANK 200,342$ 200,312$ OPER RESERVE/PEOPLES BANK 87,826$ 87,589$

TOTAL OPERATING CASH: 368,658$ 320,051$

ALLOCATED ASSESSMENT CASH ACCOUNTS: ROADS 120,466$ 95,865$ LAKE, DAM and ACCESS 78,948$ 132,165$ CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT* 46,126$ 183,155$ CAMPGROUND 122,634$ 77,851$

TOTAL ALLOCATED ASSESSMENT CASH: 368,174$ 489,036$

INVESTED RESERVES:5/3 BANK SHORT TERM CDS 100,000$ 100,000$ PEOPLES BANK CDARS 431,083$ 430,740$

TOTAL INVESTED RESERVES: 531,083$ 530,740$

TOTAL ALL ACCOUNTS 1,267,915$ 1,339,827$

*FORMERLY CAPITAL HEALTH & RECREATION FACILITIES

WAYNOKA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATIONCASH BALANCE REPORT

JULY 2015

Jul 15 YTDCAPITAL INCOME

660-01 · ROAD CAPITAL 1,695$ 159,609$ 660-02 · CAMPGRD CAPITAL 7,615$ 32,199$ 660-03 · LAKE CAPITAL 888$ 80,793$ 660-04 · ROAD CAP/RUMPKE 900$ 3,300$ 660-07 · CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT 1,775$ 160,150$

Total INTEREST INCOME 14$ 254$ Total CAPITAL INCOME 12,887$ 436,305$

CAPITAL EXPENSETotal CAPITAL CAMPGROUND -$ 3,017$ Total CAPITAL LAKE -$ 1,777$ Total CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS -$ 8,423$ Total CAPITAL ROADS 129$ 72,294$ Total CAPITAL EXPENSE 129$ 85,512$

Net Operating Reserve Surplus / (Deficit) 12,758$ 350,793$

ALLOCATED OPERATING ASSESSMENTSFINANCIAL REPORT

JULY 2015

WAYNOKA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION

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MEMBERSHIP DUES 39%CAMPING RENTAL 17%MISC FEES & TRANSFERS 12%HEALTH/REC/POOL FEES 8% #DIV/0!HOMEOWNER FEES 7% #DIV/0!LOT & INITIATION FEES 6% #DIV/0!LOUNGE INCOME 6% #DIV/0!MOWING CHARGES 5% #DIV/0!

#DIV/0!#DIV/0!#DIV/0!#DIV/0!#DIV/0!#DIV/0!

SECURITY 23%ADMINISTRATION 21%MAINTENANCE 20%HEALTH/REC/POOL FACILITIES 14%CAMPGROUND 12%LOUNGE 6%OTHER AMENITIES 4%

MEMBERSHIP DUES39%

CAMPING RENTAL17%

MISC FEES & TRANSFERS

12%

HEALTH/REC/POOL FEES8%

HOMEOWNER FEES7%

LOT & INITIATION FEES6%

LOUNGE INCOME6%

MOWING CHARGES5%

WPOA 2015 PLAN INCOME(EXCLUDES WRWSD)

SECURITY23%

ADMINISTRATION21%

MAINTENANCE20%

HEALTH/REC/POOL FACILITIES

14%

CAMPGROUND12%

LOUNGE6%

OTHER AMENITIES4%

WPOA 2015 PLAN EXPENSE(EXCLUDES WRWSD)

Other Amenities: RESTAURANT, CLUBHOUSE, LAKE,DAM, ACCESS, REAL ESTATE, BEACH, MARINA ,ATHLETIC FACILITIES

Misc Fees & Transfers: CAPITAL LABOR TRANSFER, BOAT STICKER FEE, NEWSLETTER ADS, RENTER INCOME, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, DOCK RESERVATIONS, LATE FEE INCOME ,BUILDING PERMIT,REC AREA-LODGE RENTAL, INTEREST INCOME, CAR STICKER FEE,NEWSLETTER MAILING FEE

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Jul 15 YTD 2015 PlanINCOME CAMPING 32,165$ 149,253$ 257,991$ DUES 9,231$ 777,719$ 802,625$ HEALTH/REC FACILITIES 16,642$ 98,800$ 123,200$ INTEREST INCOME 303$ 1,531$ 1,800$ LEASE INCOME 100$ 1,701$ 1,200$ LOUNGE INCOME 13,066$ 63,279$ 92,500$ MISCELLANEOUS INCOME 7,117$ 74,433$ 156,450$ MOWING 980$ 73,296$ 79,500$ REAL ESTATE 2,500$ 14,250$ 12,000$ 635-00 · WRWSD CONTRACT 26,406$ 174,236$ 329,382$ Total Income* 108,509$ 1,428,500$ 1,876,274$

EXPENSE ACCOUNTING EXPENSES -$ 10,345$ 13,400$ ACTIVITIES 128$ 298$ 5,250$ ANNUAL MEMBER SUPPLIES 693$ 6,462$ 6,500$ ANNUAL EVENTS (607)$ 195$ 4,400$ CLEANING 1,497$ 8,225$ 11,150$ COLLECTIONS EXPENSE 437$ 1,873$ 1,250$ COMPUTER 4,791$ 7,092$ 8,500$ CONTRACTS & LEASES 1,298$ 6,036$ 8,320$ EQUIPMENT REPAIR 10,979$ 36,384$ 31,800$ FUEL 4,569$ 16,455$ 37,800$ LAKE STOCK/TREATMENT 61$ 61$ 2,300$ LEGAL 93$ 1,566$ 3,250$ LIABILITY INSURANCE 4,210$ 29,705$ 39,200$ LOUNGE EXPENSES 5,980$ 31,513$ 35,200$ MAINT LAND & BLDG. 1,650$ 11,429$ 12,500$ MISCELLANEOUS 3,720$ 17,399$ 25,900$ MISCELLANEOUS ADMINISTRATION 235$ 14,602$ 19,800$ PAYROLL & FEDERAL TAXES 11,121$ 77,844$ 144,793$ REAL ESTATE PURCHASES 1,075$ 2,695$ 9,500$ REAL ESTATE TAXES -$ 34,141$ 33,750$ ROAD WORK -$ 631$ 2,060$ TELEPHONE & INTERNET 1,456$ 10,410$ 18,050$ TRAVEL 404$ 5,251$ 5,100$ UTILITIES 18,305$ 120,493$ 195,766$ 4000 · Reconciliation Discrepancies -$ 212$ -$ 6560 · PAYROLL EXPENSE 116,488$ 575,658$ 1,005,602$ 840-00 · TRASH PICK-UP 584$ 2,255$ 5,720$ 841-00 · MISC TOOLS/MAINT -$ 177$ 500$ 845-00 · UNBUDGET ITEMS 16,774$ 18,063$ 200$ 848-00 · LICENSES/PERMITS -$ 7,421$ 6,708$ 850-00 · CHEMICALS 360$ 7,823$ 6,800$ 862-00 · OFFICE SUPPLIES 689$ 4,967$ 6,000$ 864-00 · NEWS LETTER 697$ 2,903$ 4,000$ 865-00 · POSTAGE 511$ 3,609$ 8,000$ 870-00 · HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE 5,403$ 37,482$ 118,146$ Total Expense 213,602$ 1,111,674$ 1,837,215$

Net Operating Reserve Surplus/ (Deficit) (105,093)$ 316,826$ 39,059$ *Includes Employee Health Insurance Premium Reimbursement

WAYNOKA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATIONFINANCIAL REPORT

JULY 2015

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

1 Golf League~ 9a Pickleball~ 9a-11 Line Dancing~ 1:30p Family Swim~ 3-7p Lake Advisory~ 7p (Lodge)

2 Cardio Fit~ 9-10a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Beginner Line Dancing~ 1p (Lodge) Family Swim~ 3-7p Water Aerobics~ Euchre~ 7p (Lodge)

6 Open Gym Adult Sunday School~ 9:30a Chapel Service~ 10a Family Swim~ 3-7p Music On The Green~ 6-9p (Clubhouse Lawn) Bible Study~ 6:30p

7 *LABOR DAY Circuit Training~ 9-10a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Family Swim~ 3-7p POOL CLOSES~ 9p

8 Pickleball~ 9a-11 Line Dancing~ 1:30p Family Swim~ 3-7p

9 Cardio Fit~ 9-10a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Squaws~ 10a (Lodge) Beginner Line Dancing~ 1p (Lodge) Family Swim~ 3-7p Water Aerobics~ 7-8p Euchre~ 7p (Lodge)

13 Open Gym Adult Sunday School~ 9:30a Chapel Service~ 10a Family Swim~ 3-7p Bible Study~ 6:30p

14 Circuit Training~ 9-10a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Art Class~ 10a-12p (Lodge) Family Swim~ 3-7p Art Club~ 6:30-9p (Lodge)


16 Cardio Fit~ 9-10a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Beginner Line Dancing~1p Family Swim~ 3-7p Lake Committee~ 4:30p (Marina) Bass Tournament~ 5:30-8:30p Euchre~ 7p (Lodge) Water Aerobics~ 7-8p


21 Circuit Training~ 9-10a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Art Class~ 10a-12p (Lodge) Family Swim~ 3-7p

22 Pickleball~ 9a-11 Line Dancing~ 1:30p Family Swim~ 3-7p Civic Club~ 7p (Lodge)

23 Cardio Fit~ 9-10a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Beginner Line Dance~ 1p (Lodge) Family Swim~ 3-7p Water Aerobics~ 7-8p Euchre~ 7p (Lodge)


28 Circuit Training~ 9-10a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Art Class~ 10a-12p (Lodge) Family Swim~ 3-7p WRWSD Workshop~ 7p


30 Cardio Fit~ 9-10a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Beginner Line Dance~ 1p Family Swim~ 3-7p Water Aerobics~ 7-8p Euchre~7p (Lodge)

September

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Thursday Friday Saturday 3 Pickleball~ 9-11a Adult Tap~ 9:15a (Lodge) Family Swim~ 3-7p Open Pool Table~4p-12a(Lounge) Cardio Fit~ 6-7p

4 Body Burn~ 9-10a Ping Pong~ 9-11a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Chair Volleyball~ 3p Family Swim~ 3-7p Euchre~ 7p (Lodge)

5 Open Gym Pickleball ~ 9-11a Campground Mtg.~ 10a Watersports~ DJ @ 2p (Beach) Family Swim~ 3-7p Watersports Ski Show~ 7p Fireworks~ Dark!!

10 Pickleball~ 9-11a Adult Tap~ 9:15a (Lodge) Knitting Class~ 10a (Lodge) Family Swim~ 3-7p Open Pool Table~ 4p-12a (Lounge) Cardio Fit~ 6-7p

11 Body Burn~ 9-10a Ping Pong~ 9-11a Water Aerobics~ 10-11a Chair Volley Ball~ 3p Family Swim~ 3-7p Euchre~ 7p (Lodge)

12 Open Gym Long Range Planning~ 8a (Lodge) WPOA Workshop~ 8:15a Pickleball~ 9-11a (Rec) WRWSD Bd. Mtg.~ 9:30a WPOA Bd. Mtg.~ 10a Watersports Club~ 11:30a Meet and Greet~ 11:30a Family Swim~ 3-7p



19 Open Gym Pickleball~ 9-11a (Rec) Chapel~ Renfro Valley- (Leaving 9:30a) Family Swim~ 3-7p Cornhole~ 4p (Campground)



26 Open Gym Pickleball~ 9-11a (Rec) Family Swim~ 3-7p Fall Bass Tournament~ 8a-4p

2015

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Sheriff/Treasurer Sale – Sept, 21st & Oct, 5th, 20151:00 pm, Brown County Administration Building, Georgetown, Ohio

(Lowest bid is taxes owed plus court costs)

Lot # Address Taxes Owed

0059 107 Kiowa Dr. $ 1405.22 0060 105 Kiowa Dr. $ 1125.84 0061 103 Kiowa Dr. $ 1125.84 0237 107 Comanche Dr. $ 1794.40 0238 109 Comanche Dr. $ 1515.02 0437 2 Horse Shoe Cove $ 1390.25 0438 1152 Waynoka Dr. $ 1100.33 0512 111 Pony Express Dr. $ 813.28 0513 113 Pony Express Dr. $ 813.28 0568 6 Mustang Cove S. $ 877.83 0817 57 Indian Dr. $ 2333.36 0852 23 Wagon Wheel Circle $ 1684.66 1069 135 Quarter Horse Dr. $ 813.28 1195 127 Brave Dr. $ 813.28 1207 131 White Dove Dr. $ 421.12 1208 130 White Dove Dr. $ 700.50 1209 128 White Dove Dr. $ 421.12 1400 157 Texas Dr. $ 415.03 1480 157 Oklahoma Dr. $ 813.28 1519 169 Sitting Bull Dr. $ 602.91 1520 167 Sitting Bull Dr. $ 813.28 1551 243 Sitting Bull Dr. $ 415.03 1593 130 Crazy Horse Dr. $ 952.27 1596 124 Crazy Horse Dr. $ 813.28 1607 109 Palomino Dr. $ 813.28 1611 113 Crazy Horse Dr. $ 1557.73 1639 105 Stallion Dr. $ 415.03 1955 135 Bonanza Dr. $ 451.94 1957 131 Bonanza Dr. $ 498.65 1969 107 Bonanza Dr. $ 278.67 2084 119 Loosahatchie Dr. $ 548.63 2116 149 Itawamba Dr. $ 548.63 2117 151 Itawamba Dr. $ 548.63 2142 187 Itawamba Dr. $ 501.07

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Lot # Address Taxes owed 2206 129 Custer Dr. $ 451.94 2212 141 Custer Dr. $ 813.28 2214 145 Custer Dr. $ 548.63 2215 147 Custer Dr. $ 813.28 2221 136 Custer Dr. $ 548.63 2469 195 Choctaw Dr. $ 2070.82 2746 118 Hogan Dr. $ 542.61 2786 333 Waynoka Dr. $ 636.55 3060 2001 Ute Dr. $ 708.04 3074 2030 Zuni Dr. $ 336.87 3075 2032 Zuni Dr. $ 837.06 3082 2021 Zuni Dr. $ 373.76 3337 103 Tupelo Dr. $ 837.06 3405 118 Black Hawk Dr. $ 837.06 3421 3011 Sarsi Dr. $ 357.17 3427 3023 Sarsi Dr. $ 689.94 3437 3040 Sarsi Dr. $ 428.66 3451 3012 Sarsi Dr. $ 428.66 3483 3030 Custer Dr. $ 837.06 3498 3003 Rio Brazos $ 286.82 3508 3023 Rio Brazos $ 760.08 3519 3034 Rio Brazos $ 837.06 3528 3016 Rio Brazos $ 158.66 3538 3007 Totem Pole Dr. $ 837.06 3549 3029 Totem Pole Dr. $ 763.77 3553 3038 Totem Pole Dr. $ 837.06 3583 3025 Tucumcari Dr. $ 531.52 3589 3032 Tucumcari Dr. $ 837.06 3601 3008 Tucumcari Dr. $ 837.06 3643 246 Yuma Dr. $ 837.06 3675 310 Yuma Dr. $ 666.99 3699 245 Yuma Dr. $ 187.80 3719 3070 Tucumcari Dr. $ 813.28 3734 3041 Tucumcari Dr. $ 567.37 3752 3070 Totem Pole Dr. $ 813.28 3816 3048 Custer Dr. $ 548.63 3866 3074 Sarsi Dr. $ 154.91 3964 125 Tishomingo Dr $ 413.44 3966 121 Tishomingo Dr. $ 813.28

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Lots for Sale: These lots are owned by Waynoka Property Owner’s Association, Inc. and are listed for sale. Additional lots and homes may be available by private sellers. Listings for privately held properties may be obtained by contacting a local realtor or found online. Lot # Address Lot # Address 0104 112 Shawnee Dr 0108 120 Shawnee Dr 0130 116 Cheyenne Dr 0205 86 Shawnee Dr 0604 303 Horse Shoe Dr 0624 268 Horse Shoe Dr 0641 234 Horse Shoe Dr 0918 2011 Cochise Dr 0920 2008 Cochise Dr 1008 140 Sitting Bull Dr 1046 118 Oklahoma Dr 1074 130 Montana Dr 1075 128 Montana Dr 1097 121 Montana Dr 1145 131 Texas Dr 1148 137 Texas Dr 1215 116 White Dove Dr 1229 117 White Dove Dr 1299 140 Horse Shoe Dr 1309 171 White Dove Dr 1335 154 White Dove Dr 1362 145 Brave Dr 1418 170 Texas Dr 1440 155 Montana Dr 1450 144 Montana Dr 1484 149 Oklahoma Dr 1498 150 Oklahoma Dr 1525 157 Sitting Bull Dr. 1535 156 Horse Shoe Dr 1547 233 Sitting Bull Dr 1558 125 Horse Shoe Dr 1918 109 Bearcat Dr 2025 129 Itawamba 2028 135 Itawamba Dr 2050 106 Cimmaron Dr 2051 104 Cimmaron Dr 2077 172 Itawamba Dr 2078 174 Itawamba Dr 2083 184 Itawamba Dr 2113 106 Loosahatchie Dr 2136 175 Itawamba Dr 2150 203 Itawamba Dr 2170 110 Tallahatchie Dr 2202 117 Custer Dr 2225 126 Custer Dr 2227 122 Custer Dr 2262 332 Yuma Dr 2361 170 Navajo Dr 2370 155 Navajo Dr 2526 119 Sequoia Dr 2549 111 Wanna Dr 2553 186 Choctaw Dr 2678 114 Choctaw Dr 2741 102 Haw Dr 2745 451 Waynoka Dr 3369 118 Tupelo Dr 3376 105 Black Hawk Dr 3382 117 Black Hawk Dr 3386 125 Black Hawk Dr 3471 3029 Custer Dr 3499 3005 Rio Brazos Dr 3500 3007 Rio Brazos Dr 3511 3029 Rio Brazos Dr 3512 3031 Rio Brazos Dr 3513 3033 Rio Brazos Dr 3564 3016 Totem Pole Dr 3739 3042 Totem Pole Dr 3750 3064 Totem Pole Dr 3751 3068 Totem Pole Dr 3869 3080 Sarsi Dr 3900 154 Black Hawk Dr 3929 161 Black Hawk Dr 3936 147 Black Hawk Dr

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Monthly Activity Report for Ranger/Security

Month of July

Calls for Service

Arrests Offense Reports

Traffic Citations

WPOA Citations

Written Warnings

Squad Runs

EMS Traffic Crashes

37 2 7 5 6 18 7 2 1

Crime Trend Narrative A number of mailboxes were damaged in the 500 - 600 block of Waynoka Drive. These incidents appear to occur in the evening hours. There was one traffic crash with injuries at the intersection of Custer and Rawhide.

Sun, 4:00 pm - 8:00 pmMon. Tues & Wed 4:00 pm - 9:00 pmThurs. 4:00 pm - 12:00 amFri. & Sat. 4:00 pm - 12:30 am

Lake Waynoka Lounge 937-446-2012

Happy Hours - Mon., Tues., Wed. 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Thursday Open Pool - 4:00pm to 12:00am

Call for more info!

911Remember if you have an emergency, call 911 not the security office.

1. You might get a busy signal when you call security and in an emergency every minute counts.

2. Security cannot dispatch Fire or EMS to your house that has to be done from the county 911 dispatch.

3. The 911 dispatcher does not want to talk to us they want to talk to you so they can ask you questions about what is happening while they dispatch emergency services to you.

4. Our police officers check on and off duty with the 911 center and carry radios that talk directly to the dispatch center just like all law enforcement in the county and will be dispatched to you from the county. If our officers are unavailable they will send the sheriff’s department to you.

5. We monitor the county radios in security and will respond when we hear the call go out.

Non-emergency calls for police or security service please do call security at 446-3214

Manager’s Note, Paul S. Cahall, General Manager

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LAKE WAYNOKA LAKE COMMITTEE2015 Tournament Schedule

Wednesday Evening Tournament Schedule

Sept. 16th Due to DST we will go from 5:30 – 8:30

Lake Waynoka Fall Bass TournamentSeptember 26th 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Lake Waynoka Bass Classic TournamentOctober 10th 8:00 - 4:00

(By Invitation)

Tournaments are “Catch & Release”

Wednesday Night

07/08 Bob Beighle.................................................................65 Stevie Abbott...............................................................61 07/15 Larry Kraft..................................................................56 Carolyn Slater..............................................................55 07/22 Elwood Patrick............................................................65 Joe Schlueter................................................................65 07/29 Joyce Day..................................................................72 Bob Rickling, Larry Baucom, Kenny Aker,Wilfred Ellis,...........................................................................59

Friday Night

07/03 Bob Branso..............................................................63 Ken Greer.................................................................63 07/10 Villie Foster..............................................................63 Barbara Patrick........................................................61 07/17 Ruth Horner.............................................................65 Jean Hilliard.............................................................60

07/24 Ken Greer.................................................................65 Larry Baucom..........................................................61

07/31 Larry Baucom..........................................................61 Ken Greer.................................................................60

EUCHRE SCORES

If you would like to play Euchre, meet new people and have a good time, come to the Lodge and join the fun!

Play starts at 7:00 p.m. so come early to get a seat.

Golf News & Notes Although four weeks have passed, Mother Nature rained on our fun – a lot – And we had to cancel one week. How-ever, we were able to accomplish the following: Twenty golfers shot pars, the leader being Gary Smiley (7); Larry Doughman (6); and Paul Cahall, Jim Hackworth, Dennis Russell and Jerl Wagner all shot (5). Birdies were enjoyed by Phil Hawkins (“4” on Hole #2); Gary Smiley (“3” on Hole #13); and Tom Wyatt (“4” on Hole #2). Congratula-tions! Low gross scores for men: Gary Smiley (42), Jim Hack-worth (43) and Larry Doughman (44). For women, Tillie Doughman shot a 54. Good job everybody! Mother Nature kept league members “in check” somewhat and everybody behaved so there is no good gossip this issue. (Darn!) We’re reaching the end of the season! Our scramble and banquet will be on Tuesday, August 25. Until next issue, bye!Golf League team standings can be viewed on the Lake Waynoka web site. Go to www.lakewaynoka.com and click on “Golf League” under the “Clubs” column. There you will find our Rules, Teams, Schedule and Standings.

LAKE WAYNOKA CIVIC CLUB Did you know that you can help support the Lake Waynoka Civic Club by purchasing quality sports wear? All items are embroidered with your choice of lake related logos & are available in a variety of colors. The logos include duck & reed, campfire, bass, sailboat, anchor & captain’s wheel. These items make perfect gifts, or just treat yourself !

Gildan Zip Hooded Sweatshirt $25 Gildan Pullover Hooded Sweatshirt $25 Gildan Crewneck Sweatshirt $20 Gildan T-shirt $12 Gildan knit Sport Shirt (golf) $18 Jerzees Johnny Collar $18 Hats & Visors $12

Plus sizes cost a little more. Additional items are available upon request. Sample items can be seen in the display case at the Lodge.

We also, have can koozies! $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00.Contact Ginny Tatman at 937-446-9575 or

[email protected]

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NEEDY CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS BENEFITSPONSORED BY THE LAKE WAYNOKA COMMUNITY CHAPEL

Dinner & AuctionSat. Oct. 24th 2015 @ Lake Waynoka Rec. Center

Tickets are still $12.00 per person

FOR TICKETS PLEASE CALL;Jim Beckley 937-205-5384 or Valerie Bullock 937-446-4283

Beef Stroganoff, Green Beans, Salad, Rolls, Desserts,Coffee; Iced Tea; Lemonade or Water;

If you cannot attend the dinner you can still make a small donation to help with expenses.

The Brown County Public LibrarySardinia 13309 Purdy Rd.Sardinia, OH 45171937-446-1565www.browncountypubliclibrary.org

Upcoming Events at Sardinia Library

After-Hours Free Movie Event at Sardinia Library

Join us on Friday, August 28 at 7:00 p.m. for a movie and popcorn. Enjoy watching “Oh” and “Tip” as they strike up an unlikely friendship and embark on an adventure that teaches them the true meaning of home. Registration required. 937-446-1565 Sardinia Library, 13309 Purdy Rd. Sardinia, OH 45171

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www.joshedmistenagency.com

McConn & CutrellAttorneys At Law

Jay D. Cutrell Julie A. McConn-PirmanGeneral Practice of Law, including Real Estate Titles & Closings,

Title Insurance, Probate, Estates, Wills & Trusts,Business Transactions, Income Tax & Personal Injury Cases,

Experienced in Lake Waynoka Real Estate Transfers, Sales, Purchases, Title Examinations & Closings.

Our Hours are:Mon - Fri 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

Sat. 8:30 am to 12:00 noon

118 S. Main St., Georgetown, OH [email protected]

Our Toll-FreeNumber

800-378-6167

937-378-6165or

937-378-3256

MALOTT AUTOMOTIVEDOMESTIC & IMPORT REPAIRS

13512 FivePoints-Mowrystown Rd, Sardinia,Ohio

937-446-3985 Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am to 6 pm Sat. 8 am to 1 pm

Conveniently located 4 miles out back gate

Todd Malott, Owner We do it all big or small!ASE Certified WE SELL TIRES!

[email protected]

DeClaireInsurance & Real Estate

Dan * Dennis

112 North Main StreetSardinia, Ohio 45171

(937) 446-2610 or (937) 446-3585

937-509-0042TOM RAINES

Georgetown | 937.378.6186

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Leaf Removal Shoreline ProtectionBobcat & Excavation Work

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Meeker Funeral Home

Jim Meeker, Owner/DirectorLake Waynoka Resident for 23 years

~Funeral and/or Cremation Services to meet any need~

~Pre-Arrangement Services Available~

308 North Columbus StreetRussellville, Ohio 45168

937-377-4182

“Personal, Caring Services for Your Time of Need”

Mike’s Lawn Care

Mowing, Trimming & Clean Up!

Mike Knabb937-205-1668

Insured

Almost any job around your home! •Kitchen/Bath Remodel •Water Heaters •Roofing •Electrical •Pressure Washing •Gutter Cleaning •Painting •Windows •Garage Doors •Plumbing •Deck Staining •& MUCH MORE

Sardinia, OhioLarry & Matt Meeker

937-446-4595 or 937-798-5360

“Mennonite Owned”

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Georgetown, Ohio (937) 378-6439Amelia, Ohio (513) 797-4500Flemingsburg, Ky 800-830-0115

www.cahallbrosinc.com

Sales - Parts - Service - Rentals

Since 1953

SunQuest Hair Designs7588 Staten Rd., Sardinia, OH 45171

Conveniently located just 2 miles from back gate!

• Hi-lites • Men/Women Cuts• Color • Kids Cuts• Relaxers • Waxing• Keratin Treatments • Tanning• Free Consultations • Walk-ins welcome

CHECK OUT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE“Look Your Best With Sunquest”

Katy O’Farrell, Owner/Operator 937-446-2306

• SHORELINE PROTECTION • SHORELINE SPECIALIST • BOAT DOCK REPAIR • DEMOLITION • DRIVEWAY INSTALLS • CONCRETE WORK • CONCRETE TEAR OUT • EXCAVATING • TRUCKING • CULVERTS & DRAINS • LANDSCAPING • HARDSCAPING • TREE & BRUSHING • FINAL GRADE SEED CLEARING & STRAW

In Business Since 1996 Working in Lake Waynoka since 2000

www.burkesgroundworks.webs.com

937-763-6649 Owner, John Burke513-444-5370 FULLY INSURED

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937.377.FANO AUTHORIZED DEALER OF:

CUSTOM HOMES – REMODELS – REPAIRS BOAT LIFTS – DOCKS – BOAT HOUSES

DE ICERS

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564 WAYNOKA DR | $269,000

Best buy on the main lake. 3BD/1BA, 10x28 3-season room with view of big water. Includes newer pontoon boat and furnishings. Will not last.

6 ATOKA COVE | $279,000

Unbelievable view of the water from this brick home with walk-out lower level. 150’ of waterfront. To many quality features to list.

5 CAYUGA CV | $339,000

The very best view of the main lake. No wake cove. 4BD/3BA, open floor plan w/ all glass facing the water. 5 car garage. 2 docks. To much to list!

588 WAYNOKA DR | $439,000

Beautiful waterfront home with 158’ of Shoreline on the main lake and no wake cove. 4BD/3BA. All glass facing the water with w/o LL. A Must See!

17 SKUNK COVE | $419,000

Over 500 ft of shoreline in deep water cover with unbelievable view of main lake. 2 master suites. Larger deck with 4 car garage. So many extras.

324 WAYNOKA DR | $469,500

Gorgeous waterfront with all the upgrades—4BD/3BA, hardwood, granite, stainless steel, LRG open floor plan, Panoramic view of the water.

We really reel them in! Closing after closing! Property is in high demand at Lake Waynoka and no one sells more Lake Waynoka property than us! Thinking of buying or selling your Lake Waynoka property? Give us a call. Let us put our experience to work for you!

CALL US TODAY | 513.310.0451 | [email protected]

SOLD!

SOLD!

NEW PRICE

NEW PRICE

ON BIG WATER

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149 SEMINOLE DR | $94,900

Builder’s home. Quality throughout. Private setting on two lots. Walk to Rec Center, restaurant, swimming pools. Great location. Upgrades galore.

299 YUMA DR | $133,500

This home has it all! Oversized kitchen & dining area. Hardwood. Beautiful décor. 3BD/2BA. 24x38 garage for your boat. A great starter home.

815 WAYNOKA DR | $149,900

Don’t miss this immaculate 3BD/2BA Cape Cod home with a great location. Great family home on 4 lots. Front and rear covered porches. Move in ready!

6 Sioux Cove | $195,700

2 waterfront lots with private dock and large 2 car garage for your boat. This get-a-way will not last. Has water views from front and back. Great location.

713 WAYNOKA DR | $199,500

Immaculate brick home on 3 lots with great view of lake and boat dock for your boat. Private location. Walk to the water. So many extras.

424 WAYNOKA DR | $219,000

This great 3BD, waterfront home has one of the best spots on the lake. 150’ of shoreline, deep water, private dock, panoramic view, covered deck.

We have the answers. Have you been wondering about your homes value or when the right time to sell might be? We have the answers. We are experts on Lake Waynoka property and we have been out performing the competition for years. Give us a call for a free no obligation consultation.

CALL US TODAY | 513.310.0451 | [email protected]

PENDING NEW PRICE

NEW LISTING SOLD!

MOTIVATED SELLER GREAT VALUE!

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ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HOURS Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Closed September 7th for Labor Day

WPOA accepts Visa, MasterCard & Discover

WPOA BOARD OF TRUSTEES

John McDulin,.................….PresidentPrecilla Redick......….…VicePresidentSteve Meese............…….….SecretaryVernon Taylor……..……....Treasurer Steve Johnson.................Mbr. at Large Todd Holt Eric Kirk Jim Meyer Betty Purdin

WRWSD BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Jim Bridges............................President Tom Beresford..............Vice President

John Buskey..........................TreasurerPrescilla Redick....................SecretaryMike LaPlante...............Mbr. at LargeBetty Purdin Charles Beard

Any opinion expressed in this newsletter reflects only the opinion

of the author and does not necessarily constitute an opinion of the W.P.O.A., its Board of Directors

or any other individual.

Advertising in this newsletter is not an endorsement of

products or services.

WAYNOKA MARINA 937-446-4429

EDITORLeslie Piatt

Waynoka News

WAYNOKA PROPERTY OWNER’S ASSOCIATION, INC.This institution is an equal opportunity provider & employer.1 Waynoka Drive Lake Waynoka, Ohio 45171www.lakewaynoka.com

Lake Waynoka

Admin. Office 937-446-3232Security 937-446-3214Rec. Center 937-446-1778Lounge 937-446-2012Restaurant 937-446-3774Marina 937-446-4429Campground 937-446-2887 www.lakewaynoka.com

REFERENCE NUMBERS

Health & Rec Center Hours Mon – Fri 7:00 to 9:00 Sat – Sun 8:00 to 9:00

Family Swim HoursMon – Fri 3:00 to 7:00 Sat – Sun 11:00 to 7:00

SUMMER HOURS DAILY - 10:00 am to 7:00 pm SUNDAY - 10:00 am to 6:00 pm WEDNESDAY - CLOSED

CALL 937-446-4429 OR EMAIL [email protected]

to schedule maintenance or repairs.

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Documents

Waynoka News September, 2015 …lakewaynoka.com/files/September, 2015.pdfFriday, October 2, 2015 by 4 pm. Rish gave Pres. McDulin a copy of the 2015 Election Timetable which outlines