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February 4, 2011
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This Week's Official CLPOA News
Bar and Grill to remain open for now
In February 1986, the Canyon Lake Community News (later incorporated into The Friday Flyer) reported that the POA Board was considering changes in the Lodge restaurant management and menu to better reflect the "pocketbooks of Canyon Lake families and induce more property owners to frequent the facility."
New committee to research funding for Canyon Lake's public safety needs 'hits the ground running'
An ad hoc committee established at a special meeting of the City Council in January has "hit the ground running," according to Mayor Barry Talbot. The committee has been asked to research the difficult issue of funding for the City's public safety services - fire and police.
City Connection: City to auction off surplus equipment
The Canyon Lake City Council has approved a list of surplus equipment to be auctioned. Monies received from the sale of the items will be placed in the City's reserve account. The City will entertain bids from interested purchasers through noon on Wednesday, February 16. Available items are itemized at right.
City Connection: Signs, banners subject to City Sign Ordinance
The City of Canyon Lake encourages business owners to advertise and promote their business and products/services through the use of signs and banners. The City permits a variety of permanent business signs with a sign permit.
City Connection
Residents have two opportunities to meet with City leaders at Surfer Bean Cafe to hear the latest news, ask questions and express opinions. Mayor Pro Tem Nancy Horton, who started the “Coffee with the Mayor” tradition, will continue to meet with residents the last Tuesday of each month at 10 a.m. The next opportunity to meet with Nancy will be February 22.
City Connection: CLPD reports on January crime stats
At the Public Safety Committee meeting on February 1, Canyon Lake Police Department Cpl. Ole Williams reported that CLPD handled 349 files in January, down from 376 files in December.
Chamber Notes
The Chamber will hold its annual Installation and Awards Dinner on Friday, March 18 at the Lodge. Residents are encouraged to send nominations to the Chamber. The nomination categories include business, citizen, volunteer, youth and organization of the year. Anyone knowing of a deserving Canyon Lake resident or Canyon Lake Chamber of Commerce business is encouraged to nominate them.
Chamber Notes: Nominate deserving persons for recognition
Do you have a friend or neighbor who volunteers his or her time to make Canyon Lake a better place to live? Perhaps you know a teenager who serves the community and is an example of everything that’s good about the younger generation. Who would you say should be Citizen of the Year or Business of the Year?
Iceland triathlon leads to Triathlon Club in CL
There were lots of smiling faces at the recent “Fit Community” event. If anyone was counting his blessings that day, they would have to include the privilege of walking/running in the beautiful community of Canyon Lake under blue skies and ideal weather, community leaders who support fitness and community involvement, volunteers willing to put in hundreds of hours to put on an event of that magnitude and, most important of all, feet and legs and arms and lungs and eyes to enjoy it all.
Community Theatre to hold open auditions
Canyon Lake Community Theatre has announced its opening show of the season will be a fast-paced and hilarious compilation of delightful one-acts, which will showcase local talent in a fun-filled evening of satirical comedy. The show is scheduled for March 25 to 27.
Looking Back: Remembering past Februarys in Canyon Lake
In February of 1976, the Bicentennial Year, one could still purchase a “view lot that overlooks the Golf Course” for $4,500, “cash or terms.”
Arts and Entertainment
“Shake, Rattle & Roll: a Rockin’ Tribute to the King” by Scott Bruce will be presented by the Fine Arts Guild at its Spring Concert on Saturday, March 19 at the Lodge. Tickets are $30 and will go on sale at the POA office on Friday, February 18.
Movie Reviews by Reel People: 2010 Top Ten, review 'The Rite'
The Academy announced its 2010 nominees for Oscars. Reel People rarely agree with serious film critics or with each other. Included is our own Top 10 as well as a review of the latest exorcism flick, “The Rite,” with Anthony Hopkins. Previously published reviews can be found at thefridayflyer.com and entering the movie title in the search box.
Cook's Corner: When life hands you oranges, make marmalade
Have you received a bag of them yet? Maybe they were dropped off at your front door, piled in a heap on your desk at work or handed to you as you left someone’s home. You know what I’m talking about, don’t you? Oranges, oranges and more oranges.
Day Tripping with Mary: Take a hike in the Mecca Hills Ladder Canyons
If you can scramble up or down a ladder, this hike is for you! It offers a challenge factor for most, but rewards hikers with narrow slot canyons and views of the Saltan Sea and surrounding Painted Canyon in Mecca Hills. It feels like you are on a different planet due to surrounding desert environment, rock walls, canyons and washes you must travel through.
Letter: Wants answers
It is time to hold our POA President and GM accountable for their actions. Recently we have seen POA funds being used to defame a George Irvine when his letter was rewritten by the GM in an attempt to mislead the homeowners. Why did the POA tell the The Friday Flyer not to print public (homeowner) comments (from Board meetings).
Letter: Change philosophy
It appears that the City may need a change in philosophy and management for the community’s best interest. The business owners that were victims of the fire in the Canyon Lake shopping center have all complained about constant problems with City Hall management in regards to getting their respective buildings rebuilt and reoccupied.
Letter: Code violation
As most residents know, our law offices burned to the ground on July 17, 2009. My family has been in Canyon Lake for over 40 years. I have never ever felt the need to write before as I do now. Today, in our temporary office, the City personally sent two people over to tell us our temporary Beck & Greer sign is a code violation.
Announcement: Proud 5K participant
Despite being diagnosed with terminal cancer last November, Rosa Glass, 81, participated in the 5K walk at the “Fit Community 5K/10K” event. Rosa says she was happy to participate without any problems and proud to represent both herself and Canyon Lake.
In Memoriam: Hendrika Warren
Hendrika Margarita Elisabeth Warren, known by her family and friends as “Henny,” age 91, of Canyon Lake, passed away peacefully at home on January 19, 2011,surrounded by her loving family.
Club News: Tennis Club
The Canyon Lake Tennis Club’s January New Member Team Mixer tournament was held January 29.
Club News: Triathlon Club
Nine hardcore triathletes braved chilly weather and completed the club’s first race of the season on January 29 and 30. The race was a duathlon, run-bike-run event.
Adopt-A-Pet: Dobie and Bun Bun
This week’s pets are Dobie and Bun Bun. Dobie is a 2-year-old black and brown female Doberman. Bun Bun is a white and brown adult male rabbit that is good with children and pets.
Photo of the Week: Moonstone
The crescent of a new moon begins to fade from the night sky as dawn breaks over Moonstone Beach in Canyon Lake. On hand to capture this vision in pink and lavender was photographer Ashton Dodd.
This Week's Official CLPOA News
Board Recap
The Board of Directors met for regular session Tuesday, February 1. Present were President Chuck Newsom, Vice-President David Johnston, Secretary Paul Chenette and Director Steve Salazar. Treasurer Michelle Gordon was absent due to illness.
Controller's Report
This report includes a brief description on the variances in the budget for seven months ending November 30, 2010. The variances described are on the last line of the chart below and are labeled “(Over)/Under Budget.” For the purposes of this analysis, each area that exceeded a $20,000 and five percent variance in either direction is being discussed.
Prices rising at Country Club, but discount offered to members
Effective February 9, 2011, prices at the Country Club restaurant will be changing. The POA conducted a study and analysis of the menu, and it was determined the prices would need to be increased due to costs in food prices, facility overhead and general inflation associated with running a restaurant.
Country Club: Reserve a spot for Valentine's Day Brunch
This week's Sunday Brunch will be the usual. But next week, February 13, will feature a Sunday Brunch for Valentines for the price of $21.95 with champagne; $20.95 without. For reservations, call 246-1773. The Valentine's Day Brunch will include:
Country Club: Presents Kenny Miller
The Canyon Lake Country Club presents Kenny Miller on February 18, from 7 to 10 p.m. and a 'Kickin' Cowboy Buffet.'
Golf: News from the Pro Shop
Pro Shop Valentine’s Day Sale offers up to 60 percent off select items. POA residents receive 20 percent off all merchandise.
'Friends out of Water' take to walking the community streets
Staying fit can be fun, as evidenced by the many fitness classes whose members meet socially for occasions outside their class. One of those groups is Chair Volleyball, which is planning Valentine’s Day Potluck for the Chair Volleyball Club immediately following volleyball play on February 11. Volleyball begins at 9:45 a.m. Members and interested participants are welcome to attend. Volleyball and potluck will be held in the Holiday Bay Room.
Happy Camp offers 'Spring Break Special'
The Campground will be offering its Happy Camp “Spring Break Special” again this year, according to Campground Manager Dwight Cogdill. With this special, campers who stay four days pay for three days and those who stay seven days pay for five days. The special begins February 28 and ends May 22.
At the Lodge: It's Super Bowl Sunday at Bar & Grill
Come spend the day with friends, neighbors and family to watch Super Bowl 2011. The Bar and Grill will open at 2 p.m. Sunday. In addition to the specials listed below, there will be additional specials during halftime and throughout the day. Also, the Light House Bar and Grill will be giving away prizes throughout the game.
'Intent to Run' forms for POA Board now available
Anyone who is considering running for the Board of Directors, should ask himself/herself a few questions.
Annual Meeting and Election Calendar
Tuesday, February 1 – Announce availability of “Notice of Intent to Run” forms at February Regular Board Meeting.
Association seeking to fill Director of Finance position
The CLPOA is recruiting for a Director of Finance. The position will manage a staff of three employees and one contract IT consultant. The position is responsible for developing and managing the Association’s financial systems as well as overseeing cash handling and internal controls for all profit centers (including Association operated restaurants).
Planning and Compliance: Get ACC permit when making changes
No construction can be commenced until an application and plans have been reviewed and stamped approved by the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) in writing. This includes, but is not limited to, concrete, fences, block walls of any sort, patios, patio covers, lakeside improvements and all new home construction.
Member Memos
In the month of January, Member Services issued 500 photo ID cards, 745 vehicle decals, 14 boat decals and 21 street cart decals. Also issued were 47 garage sale permits and three gate keys (BLM property). There were 10 deeds transferred as bank foreclosures were processed.
Marine Patrol/Community Patrol says...
The Marine Patrol would like to remind residents of Rules and Regulations VII-C.6, which states: All powerboats must be operated from the primary operator’s station only.
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