KLPOA Board of Directors Meeting 10/06/2025
Meeting called to order at: 7:00 p.m.
Present: Mike Nicomini, Tony Krucinski, Maureen Newman, Jenny Streeter, Robin Carr, Mike Beham, Sean Power, John Villa, Bob Pepsis. & Scott Cooper. Absent: Martin Apryasz
The Minutes of the September Board meeting were read and approved.
The Treasurer’s Report was read and accepted. Maureen asked if a lot for sale had been purchased. Robin verified that it had. Robin will file only two leans. There was discussion regarding moving some money to a 3-month CD. We have $39,000 in the regular account, last year we had $41,250 and we put $20,000 in a 3-month CD. It was suggested we move $25,000 this year. The final decision is that we would put $25,000 from the restricted account and $15,000 from the regular account into a 3-month CD.
John: The rescue boards are in good condition, and they have been removed from the beaches, aired down, and are now in storage.
Sean: Sean and Fred pulled the rafts and ropes in at the Little Beach.
Maureen: While away, a realtor called regarding a property closing. Maureen asked if we were okay regarding the Club Plan. Robin said yes, they have their own notary. Maureen also reported that the house on the property that falls in our subdivision on Mary Jones Road has been completed. She left a message for the owners and will deliver an information packet to them.
Mike B: Some boats are getting picked up. We should send out an email letting people know why we are asking for them to be removed. He suggested we have a directory for KLPOA members. It was suggested that you could opt in, and everyone thought that was a good idea. It was also suggested that we send a request regarding the directory when we send out the Spring newsletter.
Mike N: Mike received a request that the lowering of the lake be delayed. The Board decided no, it would be done as scheduled.
Bob P: The signs are not done yet. He asked for feedback on a comparison between LMS and AAI. A discussion followed. Maureen noted that when there was a sonar treatment, AAI looked like they were using a garden hose, but when LMS did it, it was much improved and looked like a fire hose. Robin reported that there was no alum treatment this year, which generally costs between $7,000 – $8,000. This left us with about $41,000 remaining in the restricted account.
Jenny: She is waiting for the artwork for the shirts. John sent Joe Mango a text and Joe replied “okay”.
Mike N: He will call and get sand for the Big Beach. New boxes will be made for both beaches. It was also noted that we need a first and second Vice President. Scott will take first, and Maureen will take second.
Tony: He will be away on Halloween weekend. He asked if Mike B. and Mike N. could patrol around the lake on both the 30th & 31st. Tony will meet up with Mike B. and get him in contact with John Lloyd.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:44 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Scott Cooper
Trustee/Secretary