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Pickleball is a paddle sport combining elements of badminton, tennis & table tennis. It’s played on a badminton-sized court, with paddles 2x the size as for ping pong, using a “wiffle-like” ball. Over the last 6 yrs, participation has increased by 600%, making it one of the fastest growing sports in the country. It was “invented” in 1965 by Joel Pritchard and 2 friends, when after setting up a badminton court, but not being able to find a shuttlecock, they instead, impro-vising, found a wiffle ball, lowered the net & fabricated solid paddles for play. Legend has it that the name came from the Pritchard family pet cocker spaniel, “Pickles,” who would chase the ball & run off with it, hence it was referred to as ‘Pickles’ ball.’ Pickleball was 1st introduced on a trial basis at LF II in 2014 when the ½ basketball court was converted to a pickleball court for a 6-month test run. The success was resounding, and since, pickleball has become a permanent amenity. Currently, tennis court #3 on the upper courts has been converted to 4 pickleball courts; however the demand for pickleball play far exceeds avail-able capacity. The Board has been working with the players group in looking for a solution to increase the supply of Pickleball Courts. At their last meeting, the Board approved the commitment of Capital Funds to provide more courts, and are currently reviewing several options. Stay tuned; we will keep you posted.

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

BOARD OF DIRECTORSJim Richert, President

Sonny Morper, Vice PresidentSteve Valderrama, Treasurer

Paul Coulter, DirectorDennis Freed, Director

Jolene Fuentes, DirectorRay Melissa, Director

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

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

MEMBERSHIP OFFICE HOURSMAYSUNDAYS CLOSEDMONDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.*TUESDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m.WEDNESDAYS CLOSEDTHURSDAYS 2:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m.FRIDAYS 1:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.SATURDAYS May 4, 18 9:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. May 11, 25 CLOSED •The Membership Office will be closed on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27th

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

IN THIS ISSUE:Association Information ................................ 2Membership Office Hours ...................................... 2Greetings from Community Services .............3February 2019 Financial Statement .............. 3Important Dates in May ................................. 3Lake Forest II 1st Annual Car Show .................42019 Lake Forest II Election ................................5 Notice of Annual Members Meeting You Can Still Run for the Board Board Candidate Statements Members StatementsBoard of Directors Meeting News ................ 6-7

Support Our Marines .........................................8Mothers Day Fun Facts & Quiz ..................... 8Beautiful Properties in Lake Forest II ............ 9 Lake Forest II Recreation ...................... 10–12Coming This Month..................................... 12Coming Soon .............................................. 13Community News – Garden Club ............................................ 14 Women's Club ......................................... 14Mothers Day Quiz Answers......................... 14Residents’ Ads ............................................ 15Calendar .................................Back Cover

CLUB CONTACT INFORMATIONMain Number: 586-0860

Administration Alisa Woolsey, General Manager,

Ext. 11, or [email protected] Cook, Communications

Ext. 12, or [email protected] Supervisors (Night/Weekend)

Ext. 38 (no email available)

Accounting Cindy Christenson, Manager/Asst. GM

Ext. 18, or [email protected] Todd, Accounts Receivable,

Ext. 31, or [email protected] Elsner, Collections Administrator

Ext. 19, or [email protected] Todisco, Membership/ID Cards/Escrow

Ext. 17, or [email protected]

Community Services Jenny Mucha, Manager

Ext. 13, or [email protected] Fortier, CC&R Inspector

Ext. 14, or [email protected] Peterson, CC&R Inspector Ext. 16, or [email protected]

Connie Hernandez, Front Desk Ext. 10, or [email protected] Goold, MAC Coordinator


Maintenance Bud Finch, Manager

Ext. 21, or [email protected] Stowers, Admin. Assistant,


Recreation Argelia Jimenez, Manager

Ext. 29, or [email protected] Francis, Facility Rentals Ext. 20, or [email protected]

CLUBHOUSE INFORMATIONHours of Operation

Daily: 8:00 am to 10:00 pm Adult Lounge (21+ only)

TGIF Fridays – 6:00 pm to Midnight (Giant Jenga & Corn Hole Board Games – now available)

(no alcohol served after 11:00 pm)No Smoking

All areas of the Sun & Sail Club are con-sidered a no smoking facility, including e-cigarettes, with the exception of the Adult Lounge outside patio, the Banquet Rooms outside patio, the small lakeside concrete patio adjacent to the Exercise Pool/Spa, and the Maintenance Area patio (Please Note: the smoking of marijuana is prohibited anywhere on Club premises).

Membership Cards RequiredMembership ID Cards are required for all residents age 7 or older. Cards must be updated; with new ID photos taken at age 12 and again at age 18. Replacement cards can be replaced for $20. If you have any questions, please contact Vicki in Membership at 586-0860, ext 17, or [email protected].

PoolsSpa – Persons under the age of 14 years may use the Spa ONLY when accompanied by a RESPONSIBLE ADULT.When are Pools Heated – All 3 main pools + spa are heated year round. The wader is heated during Daylight Savings Time (early Mar to early Nov).

Lifeguards Hours Weekdays: 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm Weekends : Noon to 5:00 pm

DO’s and DON’Ts...Please!DON’T For the safety and security of others, please don’t stop or park your car at the red curb in front of the Clubhouse main entrance.DO For your safety and security, please check-in at the Front Desk whenever you enter the Club.DON’T For the safety and security of others, please don’t dispose of hazardous waste in your curbside disposal receptacles from CC&R.DO For your safety and security, please dispose your hazardous waste at the Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Center in Irvine at 6411 Oak Canyon.

TRACT REPS WANTED Tract Reps are volunteer positions that facilitate communications between the Asso-ciation and neighborhood residents. Positions always available. If interested, contact Bruce Cook at 586-0860 ext 12, or [email protected].

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(3)VISIT THE LFII WEBSITE AT WWW.LF2.ORG MAY 2019

IN MAYWed, MAY 1: 7:00 pM

MASTeR BOARd MTG

FRI, MAY 3: 8:00 pM (Show StartS) COMedY NIGHT

(DoorS open at 7:00 pm)

Wed, MAY 8: 5:30 pM MAC MTG.

THuRS, MAY 9: TBd HEARING BOARD

GREETINGS FROM COMMUNITY SERVICES

FROM THE CC&R INSPECTORS

Association Permits Required for:

Recreational Vehicles / Utility & Travel Trailers

Storage Bins / PODS

Dumpsters / Mini Dumpsters

ReCReATIONAl VeHICleS / uTIlITY & TRAVel TRAIleRS

A parking permit is required to park a recreational vehicle or a trailer of any type on the driveway, street, or otherwise in view of neighboring properties for a duration of more than one hour. The following permits are allowed:

• Four 1-day permits per month

• Two 2-day permits per year

• Three 4-day permits per year

• One 5-day permit per year

Please be sure to prominently display the parking permit on your trailer or RV so that it is easily visible from the street-side of the vehicle for which it is issued.

STORAGe BINS, “BAG” duMpSTeRS & MINI-duMpSTeRS • An Association permit is required for temporary use of

on-site storage bins, (i.e. “PODS”), mini-dumpsters, “ins-ta-bins”, (3 yd. to 4 yd.), and “Bag” dumpsters.

• The PODS or dumpsters must be removed within three (3) weeks, (21-days from date of delivery). If longer-term storage is needed, utilization of an off-site storage facility is required.

• Storage bins and bag dumpsters must be placed on the driveway whenever possible.

• The permit must be displayed in such a manner that it will be visible from the street-side of the storage bin, mini-dumpster, or bag dumpster for which it was issued.

duMpSTeRS (20 FOOT ‘lOW BOYS’- 20 FOOT duMpSTeRS) • An Association permit is required for temporary use of reg-

ular large roll-off or ‘low boy’ dumpsters.

• Permits for the dumpsters will be for 30-days.

• The permit must be visible from the street-side of the dumpster for which it was issued.

• Place an 18” x 18” x ¾” plywood sheet under each of the footings to prevent damage to the street.

IT’S EASY TO GET A PERMIT…Just go to the Front Desk of the Sun & Sail Club (8 AM – 10 PM) and fill out a very brief form!

IMPORTANT DATES IN MAY/JUNE

SAT, MAY 18: 5:30 pM OldIeS BuT GOOdIeS

dINNeR/dANCe

Wed, MAY 22: 5:30 pM MAC MTG.

IN JuNeSuN, JuNe 2: 3:00 pM FESTIVAL SINGERS

CONCERT

SAT, JuNe 22: 7:00 pM MOVIE NIGHT AT THE POOL

FINANCIAL STATEMENT – FEBERUARY 2019BALANCE SHEET Current Assets $ 9,384,218 Fixed Assets 2,077,592 Other Assets 79,083 TOTAL ASSETS $ 11,540,893

Current Liabilities $ 156,578 Long-Term Liabilities -0- Equity 11,2384,315 TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $ 11,540,893

STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENSES Month of Feb. YTD 2019 2019 Recreation $ 25,852 $ 52,747 Communications 2,286 2,556 Club Rentals/Lounge 7,743 13,902 Community Services 602 3,103 Accounting 3,904 5,252 Administration* 196,989 393,977 TOTAL REVENUE $ 237,376 $ 471,537

Recreation $ 27,700 $ 57,001 Communications 5,231 12,996 Club Rentals/Lounge 4,311 8,456 Community Services 36,485 75,839 Accounting 12,270 25,527 Maintenance 88,768 177,208 Administration 27,224 58,625TOTAL EXPENSES $ 201,989 $ 415,653

Current Prd Actual $ 35,387 $ 55,885 Current Prd Budget $ 28,869 $ 47,049 Variance $ 6,518 $ 8,836*Includes Billed Revenue that may not be collected

RESERVES FUND REPORTRestricted Reserve Cash as of 2/28/2019 – $2,492,066.82

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The Sun & Sail Club’s inaugural car show was held on Sunday, March 24th on the Clubhouse grounds. Fifty different classic vintage show cars were on display to be viewed by one and all. Also offered for the pleasure of the over 500 attendees was live entertainment and delicious food. The response has been overwhelmingly positive from both members and participant, so much so that this is likely to become an annual tradition here at Sun & Sail. In helping to make this event happen, a special call-out of appreciation to the SoCal Car Culture, Hot Rods Unlimited, the Juke Joint Preachers band, and our special sponsor, Marietta Philpott, from Coldwell Banker Real Estate. aerial photo by Maurice Naragonon

photos by Miguel Castellanos

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2019 LF II ELECTIONSNotice of Annual Members Meeting • Run For the Board • Board Candidate Statements • Members Statements

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEMBERS MEETING

MONDAY, JUNE 10, 2019 – 6:00 P.M. The Annual Meeting of the Members of the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Association is scheduled for Monday, June 10, 2019, at 6:00 p.m. at the Sun & Sail Club. The purposes of the Annual Meeting are:

I. TO ELECT SEVEN (7) MEMBERS TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, using cumulative voting*, for one-year terms beginning June 11, 2019, from the following candidates:

Paul Coulter** Dennis Freed** Jolene Fuentes**Justin Kirk Thomas Ludden Ray Melissa**Sonny Morper** Jim Richert** Steve Valderrama**

* Cumulative voting means that each Owner may cast all 7 votes for one candidate, one for each, or any other combination, up to a total of 7 votes cast on the ballot.** denotes incumbents

II. TO VOTE ON ANY OTHER AND ALL OTHER PROPER MATTERS that may be presented for action at the meeting.

IN ORDER TO CONDUCT THE ANNUAL MEETING and elect a Board of Directors, there must be a quorum present. Initial quorum for the Annual Members Meeting is fifty percent (50%) of the Association’s

voting power (1,718 out of 3,436 votes). If quorum is not achieved, an adjourned meeting is held not less than 48 hours later, and not more than 30 days out. At an adjourned meeting, the quorum is “step-downed” to 25% (859 votes). If quorum is not reached, the election can be continuously adjourned until quorum is achieved. Without quorum, the election is abandoned.

HOMEOWNERS CAST THEIR VOTES by completing and signing their secret ballots (mailed out by May 1st), in Envelope #1, sealing it, then placing it inside Registration Envelope #2. Envelope #2 MUST BE SIGNED – if not, the ballot WILL NOT BE COUNTED. Members who choose not to vote for any of the candidates can mark their ballot as ABSTAIN, in which case their ballot can still be counted towards quorum. Ballots must be received no later than 6:00 p.m. on Monday June 10, 2019. There will be a ballot box available in the lobby of the Sun & Sail Club. You can also hand-deliver the ballot in its designated envelopes at the Annual Members Meeting on June 10, 2019, during the period of 6:00 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. The polls close at 6:15 p.m. after which ballots cannot be accepted (unless quorum fails to be met and the meeting is adjourned).

HOW TO RUN FOR THE BOARD All Lake Forest II homeowners are invited to run for the 2019-2020 Master Association Board of Directors. All seven Board seats are open. If you wish to run for the Board of Directors, but were not able to meet the March 8th deadline to have your name pre-printed on the ballot and have your candidate statement published in The Mainsheet, remember that write in candidates’ names may be entered on the secret ballot. The primary duties of the Board are to adopt the Annual Budget, monitor the financial workings of the Association, and establish policy. The Board also adopts rules, oversees the operation of the Association, and responds to the community’s needs & concerns.

BOARD CANDIDATE STATEMENTS Candidate Statements contain the opinions of the individual candidates. They are printed as submitted and have not been edited in any way for content. Statements represent the views of the candidates, and no attempt has been made to correct factual or grammatical errors or to delete incorrect charges made by candidates. The Candidates’ Statements were published in the April 2019 issue of The MAINSHEET. You can view on the LF II webpage at www.lf2.org. On the ‘Home Page’, click on the Resource Center drop down tab; after expanding Mainsheet folder, click on Click here on top line after Mainsheet available for viewing; click on April 2019 issue; go to pages 6-7. The Candidates’ Statements will also be included in the Ballot Packet for the 2019 Elections mailed to Homeowners in mid-April.

MEMBERS STATEMENTS In accordance with the Association’s Election Rules and the California Civil Code, all Association Members who wish to do so may have one opportunity to have a statement of 250 words or less posted on the Association website during the Board Election campaign, to address any matter(s) reasonably related to the election. To submit a Member Statement, mail or bring to the Sun & Sail Club, c/o General Manager Alisa Woolsey, 24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA 92630, or e-mail your statement to [email protected].

The deadline to submit Member Statements is Friday, May 31.Read Member Statements at www.lf2.org, in the Resource Center, “Board Election 2019” folder.


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April 3, 2019 Master Board of Directors Regular Meeting – Summary Notes

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Lake Forest II Master Homeowners Asso-ciation, a California non-profit, mutual benefit corporation, was held on Wednesday, April 3, 2019, at the Lake Forest Sun & Sail Club, 24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA 92630. Board members in attendance at Call to Order were President Jim Richert, Vice President Sonny Morper, and Directors Paul Coulter, Jolene Fuentes, Dennis Freed and Ray Melissa. Treasurer Steve Valderrama was absent. Staff members present were General Manager Alisa Woolsey, Accounting Manager Cindy Christenson, Community Services Manager Jenny Mucha, Recreation Manager Argelia Jimenez, Maintenance Manager Bud Finch and Recording Secretary Bruce Cook. The meeting was called to order by President Richert at 7:00 P.M.

COMMITTEE LIAISON REPORTS None.

RESIDENTS COMMENTS A Ranchwood resident commented that the first annual LF II Car Show, held on March 24th on the Clubhouse grounds and parking lot, was fabulous, and heard remarks that this was the best car show seen by many of the attend-ees…kudos to staff for putting it together. Also, the question was asked if assessments can be paid by credit card. Staff responded that credit card payments are accepted. Instructions how to set up are provided on the webpage at www.lf2.org on the ‘Home Page’ under Online Payment Now Available.

PUBLIC HEARING I 2019 POTENTIAL RESERVE EXPENDITURE RE: COMMUNITY SERVICE VEHICLE General Manager Woolsey reported that the Community Service Vehicles were in the Reserve Study for replacement in 2020. However, as one of the vehicles was recently involved in an accident, and deemed a total loss, the vehicle replacement schedule has been moved up to 2019. Before money can be spent on a reserve expenditure, Resolution A requires all items to be considered for purchase that year be included on a list of potential reserve expenditures, and hold a Public Hearing, to allow homeowners an opportunity to provide their comments, either pro or con. The Community Service Vehicles were not on the 2019 list approved by the Board in January of this year. Therefore, this public hearing is now being held to allow Community Services Fleet Vehicles…..$42,055.00 to be added to the 2019 Potential Reserve Expenditure List. – Action: President Richert opened the public hearing. No one presented themselves to comment on the matter. President Richert closed the public hearing.

CONSENT CALENDAR The Consent Calendar was inclusive of the following items: A) 2018-2019 Board of Di-rectors Goals (with updated status report); B) Reserve Projects Status Report; C) Approv-al of Reserve Purchases, inclusive of: 1) Dept

72 reserves in the amount of $1712.80 for an 100 AMP Electric Pedestal Meter; 2) Dept 78 reserves in the amount of $1712.80 for an 100 AMP Electric Pedestal Meter; 3) Dept 82 reserves in the amount of $1712.80 for an 100 AMP Electric Pedestal Meter; 4) Dept 68 Re-serves in the amount of $2,083.12 for 2 office computers; 5) Dept 68 Reserves in the amount of $1,374.64 for ceiling tiles for the Clubhouse; D) Minutes of the Board of Directors Meetings l March 6, 2019 Regular Meeting; E) Financials and Investment Supplement Report: Master Association l February 2019; F) Financials: Lake Forest Keys Association l February 2019; G) Approval of Prospective Liens l Recor-dation of Liens per CA Civil Code; H) Legal Update l Pending HOA Legislation; I) Quarterly Recreation Update. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the Consent Calendar as submitted.

ACTION ITEMSMONEY MOVESMASTeR ASSOCIATION OpeRATING FuNdS

Accounting Manager Christenson reported on three varying issues.1. There is excess operating cash of $285,494.61 as follows:

• $179,040.66 in Assessment Contingency with Popular Community Bank

• $14,827.52 in Master Contingency with Sunwest Bank

• $48,918.62 in Legal Contingency with Sunwest Bank

• $42,707.81 in Lake Contingency with Sunwest Bank

Recommendation: LF II’s auditors have sug-gested that the amount of cash be reduced, with some of the monies to be reallocated to the Master reserve account. In consideration, the B&F Committee has recommended:

1) close the listed Sunwest Bank ac-counts;

2) reduce the Popular Community Bank account to $150,000.00, and label as generic “Contingency Fund” to cover all the above listed contingency funds;

3) reallocate the remaining $135,494.61 to Master Reserves at Wells Fargo Bank.

2. Regarding the Recreation Checking Account at Sunwest Bank:Recommendation: Move $97,000 from this ac-count to MOB Payroll account, or another ac-count as directed by the Board.3. Regarding the $150,000 Sunwest Capital CD:Recommendation: Upon the CD’s maturity on May 4, 2019, move these funds to a bank out-side of Sunwest. Action: For Items 1 & 3, the Board adopted a motion to approve the B&F Committee recom-mendation. For Item 2, the Board adopted a motion to transfer the $97,000 to the Capital Fund.

TRACT OpeRATING exCeSS FuNdS

Accounting Manager Christenson reported on the B&F Committee’s recommendations for the transfers of excess operating fund balances for all the departments as follows:

1. Department 70 (Forest Creek) – reallocate $10,000 for walls; reallocate $12,000 for tree trimming/removal

2. Department 73 (Indian Hills) – reallocate $4,000 for new signage

3. Department 75 (Serrano Ridge) – reallo-cate $2,900 for new signage

4. Department 78 (The Woods) – reallocate $20,500 for tree trimming/removal

Action: For Items 2, 3 & 4, the Board adopted a motion to approve the B&F Committee recom-mendation. For Item 1, the Board approved the $22,000 reallocation of excess Dept 70 oper-ating funds to “Tract Reserves” earmarked for “paseos.” CAPITAL PROJECT I PICKLEBALL COURTS General Manager Woolsey first reported on the recap of the history of pickleball at LF II. Pickleball was first discussed as a worth-while addition to the offered amenities at the Clubhouse in Nov, 2013. In Mar, 2014, the Board approved a 60-day trial period for pick-leball play, converting the half basketball court to a temporary pickleball court. With a positive response during the trial period, in June 2014, pickleball was made a permanent amenity by converting tennis court #3 on the upper courts to a shared tennis/pickleball court. Over time, the shared nature of court #3 was becoming problematic, in that the demand for playing time for pickleball was outpacing the ability of the shared court format to provide adequate amounts of time, so in July 2016, court #3 was converted to a full-time pickleball court. As the popularity of the sport has grown with ever increasing numbers of players, so has grown the demand for more space. In looking for plans to increase the number of pickleball courts to meet the growing demand, three options have been considered: 1) construction of 2 more courts adjacent to the existing court on the upper level; 2) converting existing tennis court #2 on the upper level to pickleball play; 3) construction of 8 new pickleball courts in the grassy area beyond the maintenance shed. The Pickleball Project Committee, comprised of the Capital Project Committee, the General Manager, the Maintenance Manager and 2 pickle-ball players have considered the 3 options, and because of its unique project characteristics of providing the most number of pickleball courts, having a tournament ready facility that would be an asset to the LF II amenities, and would not require the elimination of any tennis courts (court #3 would be converted back to tennis after project completion), has unanimously rec-ommended option #3 (the 8 courts beyond the maintenance shed) as the preferred option. Discussion ensued amongst the Board. A motion was made to approve Option #2 to convert court #2 from tennis to pickleball – Action: Motion failed. A motion was then made to adopt the recommendation of the Pickleball Proj-ect Committee. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the expenditure of Capital Funds, in the amount of $356,545.00 + a

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$25,000.00 contingency, for the construction of 8 pickleball courts beyond the maintenance shed.

DOLPHIN SWIM TEAM REQUEST l AMEND NON-MEMBER PARTICIPATION ALLOTMENT Evan Taylor, Dolphin Swim Team Presi-dent, was present to address the Board on this matter. Mr. Taylor explained that under current requirements, the Dolphins are capped at 250 participants, with no more than 20% of them (max of 50) being LF II non-members. Mr. Taylor’s concern is that each year he is not filling up the roster with LF II members, but is turning away non-member requests. He is asking the non-member participation allocation stan-dards be revised. – Action:The Board approved a revised allocation standard that now caps non-member participants to no more than 60, with the understanding that the overall cap remains at 250, and LF II members have priority over any non-member participants.

HEARING BOARD MEMBER CANDIDATE l STEVE BACKER Community Services Manager Mucha re-ported that there is an opening on The Hearing Board for an Alternate position, and the Hearing Board has recommended that Steve Backer, a longtime LF II resident, be appointed to fill this vacant position. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the Hearing Board recom-mendation.

2019 ELECTION MATERIALS I BALLOT & SUPPORT BACK-UP MATERIALS General Manager Woolsey provided the Board with the final version of the Election Package, inclusive of the Ballot plus back-up material for the 2019 ANNUAL MEMBERS MEETING ELECTION. – Action: Receive & File.

TREE PLANTING AT BAKE/JERONIMO I CITY OF LAKE FOREST General Manager Woolsey reported that in the 1990s,when Bake was extended to connect with Foothill Ranch, residents within the Lake Park West neighborhood of LF II, especially those near the intersection of Bake/Jeronimo, were concerned they would be exposed to excessive amounts of noise and light impacts from the increased traffic. With the help of the MHOA, these residents persuaded the City of Lake Forest to plant 5 pine trees along Bake Pkwy as mitigation to screen these homes from the impacts. Recently, the 5 trees died and were removed by the City, without any plans to replant and replace. These same affected resi-dents intend to take up this matter to lobby the City for tree replacement, and they are asking for support from the MHOA in their pursuit of this. – Action: The Board directed a letter be prepared to send to the City in support of the residents’ request for tree replanting along Bake at the Jeronimo intersection.

A. 2018-2019 Board of Director Goals (with updated status report)B. Reserve Projects Status ReportC. Approval of Reserve Purchases

1. $1,712.80, Dept 72, for 100 AMP Electric Pedestal Meter2. $1,712.80, Dept 78, for 100 AMP Electric Pedestal Meter3. $1,712.80, Dept 82, for 100 AMP Electric Pedestal Meter4. $2,083.12, Dept 68, for 2 office computers5. $1,374.64, Dept 68 to replace some Clubhouse ceiling tiles

D. Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting l Mar 6, 2019E. Financials & Investment Supplement Report: Master Assoc l Feb 2019F. Financials: LF Keys Association l Feb 2019G. Approval of Prospective Liens - Recordation of Liens per CA Civil CodeH. Legal Update l Pending HOA LegislationI. Quaterly Recreation Update

A. MONEY MOVES1. Operating Funds Y Y Y Y Y Y A* 2. Tract Operating Excess Funds Y Y Y Y Y Y A*

B. CAPITAL PROJECTS1. Convert Court #2 from Tennis to Pickleball N N N Y N N A* 2. Constuct 8 New Courts by Maintenance Shed Y Y Y Y Y Y A*

C. DOLPHINS I AMEND NONMEMBER PARTICIPATION LIMITS Y Y Y Y Y Y A* D. APPOINTMENT TO THE HEARING BOARD I STEVE BACKER Y Y Y Y Y Y A* E. ELECTION PACKAGE MATERIALS FOR MAILING TO MEMBERSF. REQUEST FOR TREE PLANTING I BAKE @ JERONIMOG. RESERVE PURCHASES

1. Computer Server Y Y Y Y Y Y A* 2. Emergency Tree Removal l The Woods Y Y Y Y Y Y A*

H. 2019 MASTER ASSOCIATION AUDIITI. 2019 LAKE FOREST KEYS AUDIT Y Y Y Y Y Y A*

Motion for Consent Agenda (Balance)

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Receive & FileSubmit Letter to City in Support of Tree Planting

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RESERVE EXPENDITURESCOMpuTeR SeRVeR

Accounting Manager Christenson report-ed that the current computer server is 7 years old and is starting to show signs of needing re-placement, and suggested it would be prudent to replace the server now to prevent disruption to Association services, as opposed to waiting for significant issues to occur. Staff recom-mended the expenditure of Dept 68 Reserves, in the amount of $6,988.46, to replace the current computer server. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the staff recommendation.

eMeRGeNCY TRee ReMOVAl I THe WOOds General Manager Woolsey reported that there are Eucalyptus trees on Association main-tained grounds in The Woods that are a hazard to life/property and require removal now, during the Eucalyptus moratorium, as opposed to waiting until the ending of the moratorium on Nov 1st of this year. A MAC has been approved for the emergency removal of the trees. Staff has recommended the expenditure of Dept 78 reserves, in the amount of $11,000.00, for the emergency tree removal. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the staff recom-mendation.

2019 LF AUDIT I UPDATED FOOTNOTE Accounting Manager Christenson reported that the Audit Report was updated with revised ‘Note 13 – Legal and Contingencies’. Since the Board has already approved the Audit Report, staff is requesting the Board to authorize the Audit Report to be published and distributed with Note 13 revised. – Action: The consensus of the Board was to authorize publication and distribution of the 2019 LF Audit Report with Note 13 revised.

2019 LF KEYS AUDIT Accounting Manager Christenson reported that the B&F Committee reviewed the draft 2019 LF Keys Audit Report at their meeting of March 25, 2019. The Report reflects that the 2018 shared expenses were more than budget by $557, and, therefore, the MHOA owes one-half of the overage, or $279, to LF Keys. The B&F Committee recommended that the Board accept the 2019 LF Keys Audit Report as submitted, and submit payment to the LF Keys of $279.00. – Action: The Board adopted a motion to approve the Committee recommendation.

OPEN DISCUSSION After discussion, the consensus decision of the Board was to not hold a Candidates’ Night for Board candidates for the 2019 LF II Election.

ADJOURNMENT President Richert adjourned the meeting at 8:03 P.M., to the next scheduled Board Meeting of May 1, 2019.

Board Notes, continued...

HELPFUL HOTLINESReport Graffiti – 461-3583

Report Water Pollution: (877) 897-7455Report Abandoned Shopping Carts: (800) 252-4613

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FACTS I HOW MOTHER’S DAY BEGAN In 1886, Ann Jarvis had established ‘Mother’s Friendship Day’,

her motivation to reunite families after the Civil War. Ann Jarvis had often expressed the desire to establish a holiday honoring mother-hood. After Ann’s death in 1905, her daughter, Anna, led the movement for the commemoration, with the first “Mother’s Day” celebrated in 1908. In 1912, Anna Jarvis trademarked ‘Mother’s Day’ on the ‘second Sunday of May.’ It became an official recognized holiday in 1914. Mother’s Day has spread worldwide, and is now celebrated in some form in over 200 countries around the world.

QUIZ I HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT MOTHER’S DAY & MOMS? 1. On what day in May is Mother’s Day celebrated in the US?

a. 1st Sunday b. 2nd Sunday c. 3rd Sunday d. 4th Sunday

2. What US President made Mother’s Day an official holiday? a. Woodrow Wilson b. Calvin Coolidge c. Herbert Hoover

3. Mother’s Day is the biggest holiday in the US for sales of? a. Greeting Cards b. Flowers c. Long-distance phone calls

4. Which flower is the traditional Mother’s Day flower in the US? a. carnation b. rose c. sunflower d. tulip

5. Which flower is the traditional one for Mother’s Day in Australia? a. rose b. daisy c. chrysanthemum d. carnation

6. What is the highest known number of children born to 1 mother? a. 39 b. 49 c. 59 d. 69

7. How old was the youngest known mother to give birth to a child? a. 5 b. 6 c. 7 d. 8

8. Where does Mother’s day rank in terms of most popular holidays? a. First b. Second c. Third d. Eighth

9. The most births in the US occur in what month? a. March b. June c. September d. December

10. Typically, how many diapers will Mom have changed by the baby’s second birthday?

a. 5,000 b. 6,200 c. 7,300 d. 8,400

11. What percent of babies are born on their due date? a. 1% b. 5% c. 10% d. 15 %

Answer Key is on Page 14

HELP SUPPORT A “BARRACKS DINNER” FOR OUR MARINES

The Lake Forest USMC Support Committee is looking to stage a “Barracks Dinner” towards the end of May to provide a complete buffet dinner, drinks and dessert to benefit the members of this unit, in a casual and relaxed setting at Camp

Pendleton for the Marines of the 1st Law Enforcement Battalion. We are seeking the support of our community to fund this event. Please give positive consideration to making a tax-deductible contribution to this initiative. Your checks should be made payable to Lake Forest USMC Support Committee and mailed to 22365 El Toro Rd. #302, Lake Forest, CA 92630. If you prefer to donate using a credit card, please access http://lfusmccommittee.org/donations.shtml (Pay Pal). Thank you in advance for your support!

The Lake Forest USMC Support Committee

Note: Our Marines, along with their tactical equipment and military working dogs will be participating in the Lake Forest July 4th parade, and will be available for a “Meet & Greet” prior to. Plan to attend and come and say hello to our Marines.

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Beautiful Properties in Lake Forest II Hearty Congratulations to the owners of the three Beautiful Homes for the month of May, selected by Dale and Bernie, our CC&R Inspectors. The properties shown here can be viewed at www.lf2.org in “Stay Connected/Photo Gallery”. These homes will be in the running for Most Beautiful Home of the 2nd Quarter of 2019 (announced in June), along with this past April and the upcoming June winners.

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SUN & SAIL CLUB CLASSES

SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAININGCross Training (30 min)

Mon/Tues/Wed/Thur/Fri – 6:00 AMMon/Wed/Fri – 9:00 AMMon/Wed/Fri – 9:30 AM

Tues – 5:30 PM Mon/Wed/Thurs – 6:00 PMMon/Wed/Thurs – 6:30 PM

Cross Training – Mom’s Club (30 min)Tues/Thurs – 9:00 AMTues/Thurs – 9:30 AM

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

Tues – 6:00 PMErica Roselius, 285-3431,

[email protected]

TAEKWONDOMon/Wed – 5:30 PM Juniors Mon/Wed – 6:30 PM Adults

$50 per month Rick Maestas, 533-8270

YOGATues/Thurs - 5:30 PM

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

AQUA FITTues/Thurs - 10:00 AM

Sat – 10:00 AM $10 per class/$50 monthly pass

Bethany [email protected]

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

Play volleyball, have fun and meet players in your area. Intermediate to advanced level of play. 10-week seasons.

Fee is $33 per person. Don’t have a partner? No problem, we’ll help you find one!

Contact Sue at [email protected]

GENTLE YOGA CLASS Tuesdays & Thursdays at 5:30 PM

If you have never tried yoga before, or have not practiced it in a long time, this class is for you! Diane Meyerson offers two evening classes per week to provide as many opportunities as possible to participate. In this class, postures are presented in an accessible manner with easy directions, and modifications when appropriate. This softer, gentler approach will provide an excellent interlude in your day and week! Contact Diane at 701-9307.

Aqua Fit classes now offered at Sun & Sail Club. The class incorporates high-intensity interval & strength training to give participants a full body workout without the negative stress to knees & hips.

Benefits: Improved cardio & strength endurance, weight loss.Classes: Tues/Thurs/Sat, 10:00 a.m. Instructor: Bethany Glenwinkel, [email protected]

DRIVEN FITNESS CROSS TRAINING• LOSE WEIGHT • GAIN ENERGY

• INCREASE STRENGTH • IMPROVE ENDURANCE • BOOST CONFIDENCE

Driven Fitness Cross Training uses basic fitness tools and state-of-the-art training programs to achieve maximum results.

Each class includes cardio, strength training and core exercises.

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

your goals and abilities.

Try our program out for two weeks for only $25!Offering classes as early as 6:00 a.m. and after work at the Sun & Sail Club. See our complete schedule at www.DrivenFitnessNow.com. Workouts in a group setting not for you? Semi-private and private sessions are available.

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

JUNIOR TENNIS CLASSESBEGINNING Mon, Wed: 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Tues, Thurs: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $40 for 4 classesADVANCED BEGINNING Mon, Wed: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Tues, Thurs: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $40 for 4 classesINTERMEDIATE Tues, Thurs: 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. Class Fees: $96 for 8 classesADVANCED Mon, Wed: 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Class Fees: $96 for 8 classes

ADULT TENNIS CLASSES MORNING CLASSES ($15 per class) CARDIO TENNIS Wed: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. DOUBLES CLINIC Tues: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. DRILL CLASS Mon, Fri: 9:00 to 10:30 a.m.

EVENING CLASSES ($10 per class) CARDIO CLASS: Mon: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. GETTING STARTED OR RESTARTED Mon: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. INTERMEDIATE Wed: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. ADVANCED Tues: 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.

OPEN PLAY HOURS Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun mornings starting at 8:30 am Mon & Wed nights starting at 6:00 pm

SCHEDULED PLAY HOURS Tues & Thurs mornings starting at 8:30 am Tues & Thurs nights starting at 6:00 pm

COURT RULES AND ETIQUETTE 1) Losers rotate off when others are waiting to play 2) Winners rotate out after 2 wins if there are 4 or more players waiting to play 3) When all 4 courts are full and 6 or more players are in the seated area, the orange flag

comes out – means 4-on & 4-off rule will apply for Courts 1-2-4

CHALLENGE COURT #3 – Court #3 is the designated Challenge Court 1) With 4 or more players waiting to play, winners rotate out after 2 wins

TENNIS & PICKLEBALL GUEST POLICY Guest policy is $4.00/guest & all guests must be accompanied by a member. Sign in & pay guest fees at the pro shop, or at the Front Desk if the pro shop is closed

PRO SHOP (‘THE SHACK’) HOURS: Mon-Thur: 7:30 a.m. –11:30 a.m. & 3:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Fri/Sat: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon Sun: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

PHONE: 586-0860, ext 25; or 859-6914 RecreationRecreationArgelia Jimenez

949•586•0860x29, [email protected] Note: Attendance at any of Lake Forest II MHOA events or programs

constitutes permission to have your picture published in our newsletter or on our website.

LF2 RecreationUpcoming Events Calendar

Friday, May 3rd doors open 7 pm♦show starts 8 pm

COMEDY NIGHT Saturday, May 18th♦5:30 PM

OLDIES/GOODIES 50s PARTYSaturday, June 22nd♦7 pm

MOVIE NIGHT BY THE POOL

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Coming This MonthCOMING EVENTS

CAMPCO REGISTRATION IS UNDERWAY!

Campers will have an amazing summer at the Sun & Sail Club while making new friends, participating in team-building activi-ties, conducting science experiments, going on scavenger hunts, connecting with nature, and getting the complete summer day camp experience! Daily themes, such as CampCo Olympics, wet and wild parachute games and water balloon relays, provide fresh activities for each day. Camp days are also filled with traditional camp songs, crafts, games, afternoon swimming, water play and more. CampCo offers high-quality fun, safe and educa-tional children’s day camps, with campers divided into groups by age: 5-7 and 8-12. In addition, a Teen CIT (Counselor in Training) Program is offered for those ages 13-17 looking for work experience. For further information on CampCo, or to register for one of their programs, please go to:

www.CampcoDayCamps.com

You can also contact them by phone at (949) 643-9008.

Back to the Pool Party May 6 The Dolphins will have their Back to the Pool celebra-tion on Monday, May 6 from 3:30-7:15pm. There will be food, fun and friends. Come join the excitement as we kick off an exciting new Dolphin swim season!! We can’t wait to see you all!

Afternoon practices will continue as follows, until school is out.

Monday thru Thursday

3:00-3:30 Jr. Dolphins (4-6 year olds) 3:30-4:15 Red 4:15-5:00 White 5:00-6:00 Blue 6:00-7:15 Senior

EVENT LOCATION DAY DATE TIME1st Day of Practice LF II Pool Monday April 29 3:00 PM New Member Meeting LF II Pool Thursday May 2 7:00 PM Back to the Pool Party Pool Deck Monday May 6 3:30 PM Picture Day LF II Pool Monday May 13 4:00 PM Intrasquad Meet LF II Pool Sunday May 19 7:30 AM sign-in

Important dates to remember for April and May

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WOMEN'S CLUB The last meeting of our fiscal year will be May 21st

when we install the new officers for 2019 – 2020. Itis so rewarding to consider this past year with all the donations we were able to make to our various charities we support. It is your support of our events that make this possible. THANK YOU! Our Easter Egg Hunt was held on April 20th. Thanks to all the volunteers, especially the ‘Lion Heart Girls’, …and thanks to the Easter Bunny…all who helped bring so much joy to our kids. Our last and final event for this fiscal year will be our Oldies but Goodies 50’s Dinner/Dance, on May 18th, starting at 5:30 p.m. with cocktails. Entertainment will be courtesy of the dazzling Tony O'Dell. Tickets are still available and are on sale at the Clubhouse front desk for $20 each. Tables of 10 maybe reserved if tickets are purchased together and marked on the sheet. We hope to see you there for an enjoyable evening. Our first event of the 2019-2020 year will be the annual Military Baby Shower, held in August. It is never too early to start thinking about how you can help this incredible event honoring those who protect our freedom. Donations may be left at the front desk to the attention of the President or Treasurer of the Sun & Sail Women’s Club and marked “MBS” on the envelopes. This year’s chair for the event will be Kathy Davis, and you can contact her at 949-951-8432 for further information. Our regular meetings will resume in September with our Wine & Cheese Social on September 17th at 6 p.m. In closing, I would like to wish all MOTHERS

Happy Mothers DayJoAnne Gillespie, President

[email protected], 949-581-1568

Gary Toops, Artistic Director

Carol Roman, Pianist

Our 37th Season of SShhaarriinngg tthhee JJooyy ooff MMuussiicc

Sunday, June 2, 2019 – 3:00 p.m. Lake Forest Sun and Sail Club

24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest, CA

The Great American Songbook

The Great American Songbook refers to what many call “American Standards” which are some of the most important, influential and enduring popular and jazz songs written between the 1920s and the 1950s. Most were written for Broadway theatre or Hollywood musical films. Among the most famous composers are George Gershwin,

Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern, Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer, Richard Rodgers.

If you love the music before Rock & Roll, then this will surely include some of your favorites. The program will conclude with selections from Rodgers and Hammerstein’s musical Carousel including, “If I Loved You” and “You’ll Never Walk Alone”.

Concert Tickets: $15.00 For additional information or to order tickets: www.festivalsingers.net

George Gershwin Rodgers & Hart

Irving Berlin

Cole Porter

Jerome Kern

GARDEN CLUB The May 2019 Lake Forest Garden Club (LFGC) meeting will be held on Friday, May 17, 2019 at the Beach and Tennis Club, 22921 Ridge Route. The

May program speaker will be from the famous Roger‘s Gardens in Corona Del Mar. Sarah Smith will be speaking on succulents and other garden topics, so don’t miss this opportunity to be educated, enlightened and entertained. The meeting begins at 9:30 AM, with the program starting at 11:00 AM. Come and learn more about the joys of gardening at a LFGC meeting. Visit the LFGC website at www.lakeforestgardenclub.net/. May is a big month for the LFGC. Saturday May 11, 2019, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., at the Beach & Tennis Club, we hold our largest fundraiser …the world-renowned annual LFGC Annual Plant Sale & Garden Boutique. There will be cut flower ar-rangements for Mother’s Day (the next day, on Sunday, May 12th), succulent containers, planted baskets, plants for your vegetable garden and landscaping plants. There will be “Air Plants” and other unique plants. In addition there is a “Fabulous Finds” boutique with a variety of ‘must have’ items. One of the highlights of the day is the raffle. This year it will feature some unique and special items. Raffle tickets are $1 each, or for $20 you get the number of tickets from fingertip to fingertip of a pair of outstretched arms.

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to 7:

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MW

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12

Noo

n to

5:00

PM

PRESORTED STANDARD

U.S. POSTAGEPAID

ANAHEIM, CAPERMIT NO. 514

MAC

Appl

icatio

ns

Due b

y Noo

n6/

9/9:

30 A

M -

Cros

s Tra

inin

g

COME

DY N

IGHT

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s O

pen

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ross

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idge

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ics

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PM

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ekwo

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nner

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e 5:

30 P

M -

Cock

tails

6:

00 P

M -

Dinn

er

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