KLPOA Board of Directors Meeting 8/4/25
Meeting called to order 7:08 pm.
Present: Mike Nicomini, Bob Fox, Tony Krucinski, Maureen Newman, Jenny Streeter, Fred Malone, Scott Cooper. Absent: Robin Carr, Martin Apryasz, John Villa, Bob Pepsis.
The Minutes of the July meeting were read and approved.
The Treasurer’s Report was read and accepted.
Bob F: asked if we’d received a bill from LMS. Discussion followed. While we’d paid a retainer it was believed that there should be a balance due. This can be verified by either Martin or Robin at the next meeting. Bob also suggested that we talk to Chris from LMS and find out what he thinks about hydro-raking this season. Fred agreed that this would be a proactive, rather than a reactive move. However, Bob noted that work would have to be done before lowering occurred. Further, if we do this, lake front owners should be given the option to pay for any additional work that they want done on their waterfront. Mike will talk to Martin and ask him to discuss the option with Chris.
Mike: was contacted by a realtor regarding a couple purchasing a home outside the KLPOA subdivision on Forest. They were interested in joining the association so Mike suggested there was a lot for sale on Lakeview. They will be purchasing it.
Tony: There were two teenaged boys on the Little beach swearing so loud he could hear them from the Big Beach. He went to confront them. When he got there, he found two State Troopers questioning them. The boys were not members of the lake and had come to the beach on a quad. The troopers wouldn’t allow them to leave on the quad telling them it had to be trailered home. Tony was able to handle the situation, so the troopers left. He spoke to the boys’ father, who was at first defensive, until he was informed of their behavior. Tony noted that John had checked these boys before, but they had badges then. John is also doing some evening / night patrols, there have been no further incidents. Tony suggested that we consider changing our rules to require guests to be accompanied by members. At this time, there is no recourse if someone gives out a badge and their “guest” causes problems. Scott recounted having a problem in the past when a member gave out a badge and their unaccompanied adult “guest,” unbeknownst to the member, was bringing groups of his friends to the beach. They were rowdy and foul mouthed.
Jenny: reported that there were sand wasps at the Little Beach. She had called an exterminator but cancelled his services because the wasps had disappeared before his scheduled visit. Tony suggested that we use “soda bottle” traps. Fred related that he had wasp issues and had hung a balloon in a paper which simulates a hive and discourages other bees from nesting close by.
Some general discussion occurred regarding Fred’s retirement from the board. There are a couple of KLPOA members interested in taking his place. These include Mike Beahm and Sean Power.
Jenny: is waiting for the art work / logos needed for the shirts etc.
Bob F: reminded the board that we need to include the nominating / ballot form in the newsletter.
Scott: will reserve the Baleville Church Hall for our Fall meeting on September 13th. He also noted that we passed our beach inspections. Since we don’t have lifeguards, the county requires us to have 911 phones. These were in poor shape and had to be replaced at a cost of $170 apiece for the two.
Mike: wants the boats along the Big Beach ramp to be moved so we can do work in the area. He also reminded the board to get any items they want included in the newsletter to Liz.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Scott Cooper Trustee / Secretary

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KLPOA Board of Directors Meeting 9/15/25
Meeting called to order 3:04 pm.
Present: Mike Nicomini, Jenny Streeter, Scott Cooper, Bob Pepsis, John Villa, Martin Apryasz, Mike Beahm Sean Power
The Minutes of the August meeting were read and approved.
The Treasurer’s Report was read and accepted. Martin suggested that we consider money to short-term CDs. Discussion followed and it was decided that we wait until LMS’s final bills were received. This could most likely be at the October meeting.
Martin: We have the permit to open the Emergency valve. It is valid starting on October first, but to allow members to utilize the lake and prepare for projects, we should wait until the fifteenth. Jenny suggested that we email all members to give everyone a heads up. Martin noted that we would leave the valve open for about six weeks before closing it and leaving the seasonal valve open until Spring. He also informed the Board that sand is blocking the E Valve. We have two options: open the valve and lose the sand, or hire a contractor to remove and save what’s there. Discussion followed and it was decided that it’s less cost effective to hire a contractor rather than replace the small amount of sand we’d lose. It was also suggested that we look into extending the Mafia Block wall to help prevent further erosion.
Mike N: Wanted to make sure boats are moved from the Big Beach ramp in anticipation of work that needs to be done in the area. Discussion followed. It was decided that we should ask all owners of boats stored at both beaches to remove them for the Winter so that work can be done around the storage racks. Jenny suggested that we should issue numbered stickers for new boats so we can better contact owners. There are several boats that are stored that seemed to have never been used and are simply taking up space for other members. Jenny volunteered to take pictures of un-moved, or unclaimed (orphaned) boats.
Bob P: Since we have new sign / bulletin boards, he will remove any of the redundant signs at both beaches that are mounted on the telephone poles or trees.
Martin: Chris from LMS was out on the lake and expects to do a Copper Sulfate treatment sometime this week. While people have asked for advanced notice of treatments, Martin noted that it’s often difficult, because of weather conditions, to know exactly when these will occur. He’ll let Liz M know we he gets word so an email can go out.
John: Will take in and store the rescue boards from both beaches. The manufacturer suggests removing some air when he does this and then re-inflate them in the Spring when they go back out.
Mike N: didn’t get sand for the Big beach this year but will do so before Winter.
John: Will get Jenny the artwork for the shirts, etc. that we want to sell before Christmas.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 3:43.
Respectfully submitted
Scott Cooper / Secretary

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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