Vol. 15, No 15
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Happy Tails Dog Club Elects Officers
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February 9, 2018
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by Sharon Forest, Co-Founder, Happy Tails Dog Club On Jan. 23, the Happy Tails Dog Club held a Special Meeting to elect officers. The following officers were unanimously elected: President First Vice President Second Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian
JoAnn Zwickl Ed Szeto Robert Penley Cheryl Glaser Jennifer Buist Mary Ryan Lindsay Rose
Watch for more news on the Dog Park and formal registration here in the Lake Currents and on Facebook and Constant Contact. Only dog owners who are members of the Happy Tails Dog Club will be able to take their registered dogs to the new dog park to be built at the Life Estates property this spring. Thank you to those of you who have already joined Happy Tails Dog Club — 114 members and still growing.
Association Members may now elect to receive official notices of Association meetings and communications via electronic transmission (email) instead of receiving communication via postal mail. Signing up for emails is the quick and easy way to receive Assessment Billing information, Board & Annual meeting notices, electronic voting and other community news. Electronic communication also reduces costs for the Association. Please note that receiving Constant Contact emails does not automatically mean you are going to receive the official notices. Members must opt-in to receive official emails in lieu of postal notifications. To sign up for this method of communication, download the form at www.LOWA.org/forms or pick up the form at Member Services in the Holcomb Building.
VDOT Info Session & Open House Topic: Flashing Yellow Light at Route 3 & LOW Parkway
Presented by VDOT Resident Engineer Alan Saunders
Open to all Members 5-8 PM, Thursday, Feb. 22, Clubhouse
President's Letter 2 Agenda 2 Association News 2-10 Board Minutes 3 General Manager's Column 3 Calendar 9-10 Viewpoints 16 Orange County News 21 Classifieds 21-23
Thursday, February 15 Meet the Management 9 AM Reading Room, Holcomb Bldg. Monday, February 19 Presidents’ Day LOWA Offices Closed OC Trash Compactor Closed
Wednesday, February 21 LOWA Regular Board Meeting 2 PM, Community Center Thursday, February 22 VDOT Info Session Open to all LOW Members 5 PM, Clubhouse
Members: Lake Currents can be read online at: LOWA.ORG/LAKECURRENTS Security at Front Gate Info: 972-2210 or 972-2020 or use dwellingLIVE https://community.dwellinglive.com/ lakeofthewoodsassociationinc.aspx
Association News Lake Currents February 9, 2018
President’s Letter By Leighton Cumming
Monday, Jan. 29, Director Bob Hoh, Director Jennifer Zukowski, General Manager Phil Rodenberg and I joined other large communities in Richmond to speak to the Virginia Senate Committee on General Laws and Technology in opposition to Senate Bill 861, introduced by Senator Bryce Reeves “by request”. While we appreciate Sen. Reeves’ leadership and service, Senate Bill SB 861 would have required association boards of directors, like LOWA’s Board, to get approval by a majority vote of members (50 percent plus 1) in the community before they could do a project costing $1 million or more. This limitation would include new projects as well as reserve projects. As you know, we have a reserve study made every five years to help us know what our major repair and replacement expenses will be for the next 40 years. Reserve funds are our savings accounts for those repairs and replacements. We put more money into reserves as we get closer to the year the repair or replacement is due. Under this bill, even if we had the money in reserves to pay for a repair or replacement costing $1 million or more, we couldn’t do it until we had a favorable member vote to do so. It could take months to get the necessary 2,129 favorable votes. Even worse, if we had a disaster such as a hurricane that caused significant damage, we couldn’t fix the damaged areas even with insurance money if the cost was $1 million or more. The damaged areas could not be touched until there was a successful vote in favor of spending the money on the repair. Phil and I both spoke in opposition to the bill because of the limits it would place on our ability to maintain our community. Members of other HOAs, including Brandermill, Stone Ridge, Westridge and Cascades Community Associations also attended the hearing. LOWA governing documents require elected members of the board of directors to maintain our community. The Senate bill could not have changed that responsibility. The bill would have just made it very difficult, if not impossible, to carry out our responsibility. I am happy to say that the Senate Committee listened to our objections and those of other HOAs and voted 14 to 0 to “pass by indefinitely” SB 861 and to send it to the Virginia Housing Commission to study the impact of the bill on home owner associations across the State. To view the video of the VA Senate vote and bill discussion, visit www.lowa.org/videos and look for the video in the General Administration playlist.
Lake of the Woods Association, Inc.
Regular Board of Directors Meeting Tentative Agenda February 21, 2018, Community Center 1 PM CALL TO ORDER 1. EXECUTIVE SESSION 2:00 PM 2. OPEN SESSION 2.1 Pledge of Allegiance 2.2 Meeting Notice and Quorum Confirmation 2.3 Approval of Agenda 2.4 Approval of Minutes: February 3, 2018 3. REPORTS 3.1 Officer Reports A. Executive Session Actions B. Committee Changes 3.2 General Manager Report A. Lakes Management Report 3.3 Committee Liaison Reports 3.4 Committee Reports A. 50th Anniversary Committee End of Year Report – Jon Anderson, Chair 4. MEMBER COMMENTS ON UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS AGENDA ITEMS 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 5.1 Consideration of Publishing in Lake Currents Proposed Amendments to Regulation VII. Use of Campgrounds 5.2 Consideration of Awarding a Contract for Clubhouse Deck Replacement Project 5.3 Consideration of Approving an American Institute of Architects Contract with RRMM Lukmire and Authorize the President to Sign 5.4 Discussion of Advice Received from the Finance and Planning Regarding Member Payment Options for the Clubhouse Area Recreation Complex Project Portion of the Annual Assessment 6. NEW BUSINESS 6.1 Consideration of Adopting the FY 2018-2019 Budget (Resolution 2018-4) 6.2 Consideration of Authorizing the President to Sign a Contract for Pool Management Services for Sweetbriar Pool for Summer 2018 7. MEMBER GENERAL COMMENTS 8. DIRECTOR COMMENTS 9. SCHEDULED MEETINGS Regular Board of Directors Meeting, Saturday, March 3, 2018, Community Center, 10:00 am Regular Board of Directors Meeting, Wednesday, March 21, 2018, Community Center, 2:00pm 10. ADJOURNMENT
*The Board reserves the right to remove, add and/or relocate agenda items as necessary. Members of record may record any portion of this meeting so long as (1) you first notify the President for an announcement before you begin and (2) you do not interfere with other members or the official recording. (See Administrative Regulation 2016-4.)
Board of Directors, LOWA, Inc.
Send email to the Board at: Board@LOWA.org President: Leighton Cumming Vice Pres.: Cliff Wilks Treasurer: Bob Hoh Secretary: Jennifer Zukowski Directors: Carl Clawson Jeff Johnson Tom Sheridan
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General Manager: Phillip Rodenberg (prodenberg@LOWA.org) Assistant General Manager: Chester Guzek (cguzek@LOWA.org) Director of Facilities: Jessie Graves (jgraves@LOWA.org) Director of Finance: Roy Mayberry (rmayberry@LOWA.org)
Editorial Staff President of the Board General Manager Communications Manager: Carolyn Brodeur (cbrodeur@LOWA.org) Communications Assistant: Lisa Naghshineh (lakecurrents@LOWA.org) Copy Editor Dan McFarland (dmcfarland@LOWA.org) Graphics/Layout: Chris Porter (cporter@LOWA.org)
Lake Currents The official newsletter of the Lake of the Woods Association, Inc. (USPS 872-400) is published bi-weekly for its membership. Nonmembers $20 per year (25 issues). Periodical postage rate paid at Spotsylvania, VA 22553. Visit our web site at: LOWA.org. ITEMS FOR PUBLICATION in the newsletter must be received in the Association office by noon on the Monday after publication for the next publication or by the preceding Friday if Monday is a holiday. All advertising and articles need to be submitted via email to lakecurrents@LOWA.org. The views expressed in guest articles and paid advertisements represent the opinions of authors and advertisers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Lake of the Woods Association, Inc. Call the communications office at 540-972-2278 for details about classified and display advertisements which must be prepaid (unless other arrangements are made). The inclusion of advertising, logos or web site links in this publication does not constitute an endorsement by LOWA, Inc. of the products or services so advertised. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to LOWA, Inc., 102 Lakeview Pkwy, Locust Grove, VA 22508
Contingency Reserves, the Front Gate, and the Role of Security
Regular Board of Directors Meeting February 3, 2018 9:00 a.m., Community Center
Present Leighton Cumming, President Clifton Wilks, Vice President
Others Phil Rodenberg, General Manager Linda Brooks, Recorder (from 10:00 a.m.)
Bob Hoh, Treasurer Jennifer Zukowski, Secretary Carl Clawson Jeff Johnson Call to Order 1. EXECUTIVE SESSION Motion by Wilks, passed unanimously, to enter into Executive Session at 9:01 a.m. for the purpose of discussing and considering contracts. Motion by Johnson, passed unanimously, to exit Executive Session at 9:40 a.m.
See February 3 Minutes on p. 4
Member Services/Holcomb Building: 972-2237 M-F; 8:30 AM-5 PM; Sat. 9 AM-1 PM Clubhouse: 972-2221 Office Hours: W-F, 9 AM-5 PM Menus: LOWA.org/Amenities/ clubhouse Community Center: 972-9680 ECC Office: 972-2211 M-F, 7 AM-3:30 PM
Flashing Yellow Light/Turn Signal on Route 3. Orange County Supervisor Lee Frame brought good news … and a check … with him to the Feb. 3 Board of Directors meeting. The Board of Supervisors agreed to reimburse LOWA a total of $33,586.94 for funds LOWA spent on engineering design services related to the Route 3/Lake of the Woods Parkway/ Goodwin Drive intersection improvements, including the flashing yellow light and turn lane designed to relieve traffic congestion at our Front Gate. The funds are left over from the construction project, and originally came from the $150,000 Walmart Special Use permit for Route 3 received by the Orange County in 2012. The LOWA Board voted to deposit the amount in our Contingency Reserve, which brought the current balance over $110,000. This reserve is for unforeseen spending requirements such as a large, unanticipated operating cost that could be the result of an emergency event. By policy, we maintain the Contingency Reserve at $100,000 or more, and so we did not need to add anything to next year’s budget for this use. Speaking of the Route 3 flashing yellow light, VDOT Resident Engineer Alan Saunders will lead an information session and open house on this topic on Thursday, Feb. 22 from 5 to 8 PM at the Clubhouse. VDOT will help answer questions about the use of the flashing yellow light from the turn lane, such as who has the right of way when the signal is flashing yellow. According to our Security Chief Scott Walker, the flashing yellow light has helped ease congestion with light to moderate levels of traffic. During periods of heavy traffic, however, the turn lane from Fredericksburg still stacks up. Approximately 1.9 million vehicles come through the Front Gate each year. As Route 3 through traffic and Front Gate traffic continue to grow, someday LOWA will need to consider building another gate on Route 3. 540-972-1999 Role of Security. Speaking of Security, at Located outside the Lake next to the law office of LOWA, community security Getty & Associates. is of paramount importance 4258 Germanna Hwy, Suite D-1 to members. We spend considerable time and G G G G G resources in security every day. H Full Service Salon LOWA has provided access (cuts, color and perms) control at our front gate from H Friendly personalized service the beginning, and the role of H Experienced stylists to serve you the Security has evolved over We are looking forward to serving you! the years. I thought it might be Don’t delay, call us today. useful to cover the basic roles of our security force: Handicap entrance around back See General Manageron p. 7
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Equestrian Center: 972-2238 Lessons, pony rides, trail rides M-F 8:30AM-5PM Saturday & Sunday: by appointment, call by Friday 3 PM Fareways Café: 972-2216 Winter Hours: Mon, Thurs-Sat, 9 AM-7 PM Tues-Wed, 9 AM-9 PM Sun, 9 AM-5 PM Fitness Center: 972-9680 Daily 5 AM-11 PM
Golf Pro Shop (Woods Center): Daily 8:30 AM Reserve a tee time 972-2230 Golf Course: 9 AM daily
Maintenance Office: 972-2223 M-F, 7 AM-3:30 PM 9.9 Leaf/Brush Area: Daily 7 AM-5 PM. Closed Wednesdays Security/Front Gate: 972-2210 or 972-2020 https://community.dwellinglive.com/ lakeofthewoodsassociationinc.aspx
Lake Currents February 9, 2018
2. OPEN SESSION Motion by Hoh, passed unanimously, to enter into Open Session at 10:00 a.m., and affirm that the Board met earlier today in Executive Session for the purpose of discussing and considering contracts. 2.1 Pledge of Allegiance 2.2 Meeting Notice and Quorum Confirmation Secretary Zukowski confirmed that a quorum is present and proper notice sent to all members of record. 2.3 Approval of Agenda Motion by Clawson, passed unanimously, to approve the Agenda. 2.4 Approval of the Minutes of January 16, 2018. Motion by Zukowski, passed unanimously, to approve the minutes of the January 16, 2018 Regular Board of Directors meeting, as corrected. 2.5 Selection and Seating of New Director The following members submitted applications declaring their candidacy to fill the vacant seat on the Board of Directors: William Feterle, Thomas Sheridan and Allen Priester. President Cumming asked for nominations for Director. Motion by Zukowski, seconded by Johnson, to nominate Tom Sheridan. Motion by Clawson, seconded by Wilks, to nominate William Feterle. There being no other nominations, nominations were closed. Votes for Tom Sheridan: 5. Votes for William Feterle: 1. Tom Sheridan was elected to serve as Director on the Board for the remainder of the vacated term ending September, 2018. President Cumming asked Mr. Sheridan to be seated. The Board agreed by consensus on the following Committee liaison assignment changes: ECC: Leighton Cumming Honors & Awards: Leighton Cumming Treasurer/Investment: Bob Hoh/Leighton Cumming Nominating: Clifton Wilks
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Association News Lake Currents February 9, 2018
Thank You For Your Questions Part II by Jennifer Zukowski, LOWA Secretary
This column is in response to Member questions related to the Clubhouse Area Recreation Complex project. 1. Where do we stand on the $5 million CARC Project? At the Jan. 16 Board meeting, the Board voted to submit a loan application for up to $5 million to Mutual of Omaha Bank, a Community Association Bank. We will not know the amount of the loan until the project has been bid in May, but we expect the amount to be lower because of cash in hand and member assessment payments in April. According to the most recent timeline, in February we receive final design documents and apply for a building permit. In April we send out requests for bids. We expect to award a contract on May 5. Construction of the project runs from May 2018 to May 2019. (Timelines are always subject to change.) The most recent timeline is on www.LOWA.org/ CapitalProjects. Recent Board votes on the CARC project are on the site under Newsfeed. All Lake Currents articles related to the project, from 2014 to the present, are included. Documents related to the project (that we can upload) are added website as new information becomes available. 2. I don’t use the amenities. Why should I have to pay for the CARC project? LOWA’s Articles of Incorporation, Article V, Section 4 states, “There shall be only one class of membership.� This means there is one vote per lot and no one is excluded from using an amenity. We all pay the same amount whether we use an amenity or not. The information is included in our Disclosure Packet when we become owners in Lake of the Woods. Even if you don’t use the amenities, your lot benefits from the community having them. We welcome your questions and ask that you send them to Board@lowa.org. We will continue to respond to member questions and concerns by adding information to the website, in Lake Currents, on Channel 18 and by Constant Contact.
February 3 Minutes from p. 3 ď‚ˇď€ Tennis: Clifton Wilks ď‚ˇď€ Community & Youth: Jennifer Zukowski ď‚ˇď€ Fitness: Jennifer Zukowski ď‚ˇď€ Maintenance & Ecology: Tom Sheridan ď‚ˇď€ Pools: Tom Sheridan ď‚ˇď€ Safety & Security: Tom Sheridan 3. REPORTS 3.1 Report from Orange County Board of Supervisors Supervisor Lee Frame reported the Virginia General Assembly is in session and the County has contacted our representatives on issues important to us. Two have to do with school funding, and another with increased funding for control of invasive species. He would like permission to acknowledge Child Abuse Prevention Month in April using pinwheels provided by the Orange County Office on Youth. He presented a check for $33,586.94 to LOWA from Orange County, which represents VDOT’s unspent portion of the $150k proffer from Walmart for improvements to our main gate entry lanes on Route 3. There is an opening for a District 5 representative on the Social Services Board. Interested residents should contact Mr. Frame for more information. 3.2 Report from Orange County Sheriff: In January, Orange County received 2457 calls for service, 50 of those from LOW. There were 125 warrants issued, 680 civil papers served (79 in LOW), 45 criminal transports and 63 traffic tickets written, 23 on Route 3. There was only 1 call for service from Walmart. Sheriff Mark Amos reported his office received a call reporting a woman being attacked at the golf course, but when investigated, officers determined there was no danger to the public. Sheriff Amos provided updated information on the investigation into threatening letters and e-mails sent to a member of the Board. 3.3 Report from Allied-Universal Security Chief Scott Walker reported that the month of January was fairly quiet except for an unusual 3-vehicle motor vehicle accident. Of note were 3 reported thefts, 1 incident of vandalism, 1 report of breaking and entering, 2 structure fires, 17 incidents of illegal dumping and only 3 animal complaints. Staff responded to 172 calls for service. Security is working with the IT Department on readying the new license plate reader system. Staff is also working on a public service video to air on Channel 18 informing members on the proper action to take when reporting emergencies. 3.4 Report from LOW Volunteer Fire & Rescue, Inc.: No report available. 3.5 Report from Orange County School Board Representative Jim Hopkins reported that Superintendent Dr. Brenda Tanner plans to retire at the end of this school year. Public input will be solicited at a special meeting scheduled for February 5 at 6:00 p.m. at Locust Grove Middle School. There is also an online survey residents can use for comments on the Orange County website. The School Board will be accepting applications for Superintendent from February 15 through March 15, 2018. 3.6 Reports of Officers President’s Report President Cumming reported that on January 29 she joined Board members Bob Hoh and Jennifer Zukowski, and GM Phil Rodenberg in Richmond to speak to the Senate Committee on Science, Technology and General Laws opposing Senate Bill 861 which would require association Boards of Directors, like ours, to get the approval of 50% plus 1 members
See February 3 Minutes on p. 19
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Thoughts from the Pro by Rea Hargraves, PGA Golf Pro
We are looking for some new golf members at the Golf Club. Starting Feb.,1 a “new” member can purchase a golf membership and enjoy fifteen months rather than the normal twelve-month membership. We are offering a membership starting Feb. 1, 2018, and lasting through April 2019. Each new member will receive passes for guests to play, 10 percent off on merchandise in the Pro Shop, 10 percent off on food in Fareways Café and also get three lessons from the Golf Professional. Call the Pro Shop for more information: 972-2230.
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On Jan. 31, the GM presented the proposed budget to the community and explained the new approach for allocating the cost of the CARC project in the assessment. For details about this new option, please refer to the Budget Transmittal letter on www. LOWA.org/FY18 or watch the video of the presentation on www. LOWA.org/Videos. (Member log-in required for both web pages). On February 3, GM Phil Rodenberg presented the Board with the current revised proposed budget for FY2018-19. After considering input from the membership and Finance Committee, the assessment proposal was updated with a 7-year payment schedule for the CARC special assessment. For FY2018-19, the assessment would be $1390 (Capital Replacement, O&M expense and Contribution to Reserves), and $191 additional for the CARC project, for a total of $1581 per lot this year. The revised proposed FY2018-19 Budget will be presented to the Board for a vote on adoption at their February 21 Board meeting. The GM reported that The Association continues to coordinate with Mutual of Omaha Bank regarding the overall loan process to ensure timing of the loan application will coincide with the expected awarding of a contract for the CARC project in May 2018. Bank representatives have offered to attend its Feb. 21 Board meeting.
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The State of Real Estate at the Lake by Pat Licata, External Aairs Committee
ď‚ˇď€ In 2016, the market was pretty flat compared to 2015 in regard to total sales, which held at 243 with a decrease in distressed sales to 11.1 percent. However, 2016 saw the median price jump to $225,000, a healthy 7.1 percent increase. ď‚ˇď€ 2017 told a totally different tale: 294 total sales, a whopping 21.1 percent increase over 2016 with only 5.8 percent being distressed. The median sales price climbed to $239,000.
What a difference a year makes! 2017 was an amazing year for real estate sales in Lake of the Woods, with sales increasing 21+ percent over 2016. New construction has continually been on the rise as well. Of the 294 total sales in 2017, only 17, or 5.8 percent, were either short sales or foreclosures. In 2010, a whopping 43 percent of all sales were either short sales or foreclosures. We’ve come a long way!
Average days on the market, which is the number of days it takes from the time a property is listed until it goes under contract, has steadily declined from 111 in 2013 to 95 days in 2017. It’s also telling to note that a significant number of lots have sold in the past five years. From Jan. 1, 2013 to Dec. 31, 2017, 155 lots changed ownership. New construction has been increasing as well. 2013 saw 17 new construction starts, while 2014 had 18, In 2015, there were 41; in 2016, there were 28; and there were 30 in 2017. Another good year in 2018 is anticipated! Our low taxes in OC will potentially be even more appealing to prospective residents.
So let’s look at our steady growth over the past five years: ď‚ˇď€ In 2013, the median sold price was $190,000, and 211 homes sold, of which 28.2 percent were distressed sales. ď‚ˇď€ In 2014, the median sold price jumped to $219,450, with 193 homes selling, of which only 11.9 percent were distressed. ď‚ˇď€ In 2015, the total sales climbed to 247, with 15 percent being distressed. The total sales represented almost a 30 percent gain over 2014, and the median sales price dropped to $210,000.
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1. Protect the common areas including all buildings, dams, marinas, parks and lakes. Three times a day the roving patrol checks LOWA property for unlocked doors, suspicious persons, damage to the buildings, etc. Officers check for dash tags on cars in the common area parking lots. Security has 39 check points to check. 2. Enforce LOWA regulations on the roads and lakes, including speeding. For reckless speeding – 20 miles over the posted speed – Security issues a summons to Orange County General District Court. 3. Assist the Sheriff with law enforcement matters. We have an excellent relationship with Sheriff Amos and his deputies. Our Special Conservators of the Peace (SCOP) Officers can enforce state law in a designated geographic area. County 911 will often dispatch Security to an emergency call here at LOWA, and Security can sometimes handle the concern before the Sheriff’s deputy arrives. An example is alarm activation calls. Security also assists with fire and emergency medical events. We facilitate a Neighborhood Watch group with Watch Captains throughout the Community to “observe and report” any suspicious activity. When asked by the Sheriff, we assist in getting the word out about an urgent public safety matter through our social media outlets. What LOWA provides here for security is extensive. However, Lake of the Woods Association cannot guarantee your personal security. We have security measures such as screening visitors at the gate that deter crime, but we cannot completely prevent crime. No one can. Each of us has to take the precautions a cautious person would to protect himself/herself.
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2018 Pony Camp! Member: $300/week Nonmember: $350/week
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Beginner Camps (6 yrs & up), 8:30 AM-12 PM June 11-15 June 18-22 June 25-29 July 2-6 July 16-20
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2018 Lake Living Advertising Centerfold Spread Featured in the same issue as the Amenities Insert.
Prints: April 20, 2018 Deadline: April 9, 2018
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$34.95 per person Reservations are required Call the clubhouse at 540-972-2221 Regular menu will not be available in the dining room
Space is limited so be sure to save your spot. Camera ready art required.
Lunch: Sat & Sun, 11 AM-4 PM Dinner: Wed, Thurs & Sun 5-9 PM. Fri & Sat, 5-10 PM Brunch: Sunday 10 AM-1 PM Menus: WWW.LOWA.ORG/CLUBHOUSE To make reservations, call the Clubhouse at 972-2221.
Contact us for more info: 540-972-2278 LakeCurrents@LOWA.org www.LOWA.org/LakeCurrents
Wednesday, February 21 2 PM, LOWA Regular Board Meeting, CC
TV18, shown on Comcast Channel 18, features unique shows designed especially for Lake of the Woods and featuring LOW members.
Thursday, February 22 5 PM, VDOT Info Session, CH Open to all LOW Members
(Note: Schedules subject to change. Please check TV 18 for updates.)
Committee Meetings: Members are encouraged to attend. Meetings are subject to change; contact the Committee Chair for current information. Visit www.LOWA. org/Committees.
Most shows are also available at LOWA.ORG/TV18. 7 AM
February 9 – February 22 Yoga Today
9 AM
LOWA Board of Directors
12 PM
Real Virginia
1 PM
Meet Your Neighbor
2 PM
Fishing with Louie
3 PM
Art For Life
5 PM
LOWA Board of Directors
7 PM
Meet Your Neighbor
8 PM
Fishing with Louie
To view Board Meetings and General Administration Videos, visit www.LOWA.org/Videos
Member Petition Status
by Cliff Wilks, Vice President, LOWA Board 4 signatures were illegible and Address/Section/Lot# were missing, illegible or not identifiable. 6 signatures did not match the LOWA database or Orange County records for authenticity. 22 signers were not Members in good standing
At the Jan. 16 Board meeting, member Michael Balzano presented a box of petition forms to the Secretary of the Board. The petition signatures were reviewed on Jan. 19 and 22 by the Board Secretary, Elections Committee Chair and LOWA Finance Department staff. The Board Secretary and Elections Committee Chair presented the results of their review of the petition signatures at the Feb. 3 Board meeting. The petition process had begun in May of 2017. Of the 981 signatures on the petition forms, 765 were valid; 216 were invalid. The invalid signatures break down as follows:
Conclusion: the petition, as presented to the Board of Directors on Jan. 16, did not meet the requirements for calling a Special Meeting according to Article IV, Section 2 of the Association Bylaws. On Feb. 3, the Board of Directors voted to close the petition as not meeting the requirements of the Bylaws. If you have any questions, we encourage you to contact Board@LOWA.org.
111 were duplicates (one of the lot owners had already signed the petition) 73 were not voting members (This category includes prior owners, tenants and names not found in the LOWA Membership database.)
Lake Currents February 9, 2018
Community & Youth: 2/12, 7 PM, WC External Affairs: 2/12, 7 PM, CC Equestrian: 2/13, 1:30 PM, CC Pools: 2/13, 7 PM, CC Clubhouse: 2/14, 1 PM, CH Communications- Special Mtg.: 2/15, 2 PM, CC ECC: 2/15, 8:30 AM, WC Nominating: 2/15, 1:15 PM, FC Rules: 2/20, 4 PM, CC Lakes: 2/20, 7 PM, WC M&E: 2/21, 7 PM, M-CR LCC Meeting: 02/21, 7:30 PM, CC LCC Hearing: 02/21, 8 PM, CC
Meeting Facility Key: CC Community Center CCCR Community Center Classroom CR Community Center Craft Room CH Clubhouse CHGH Clubhouse Great Hall CHPR Clubhouse President’s Room EQ Equestrian Center FC Fareways Cafe HF Hollyfield Park LGES Locust Grove Elementary School (Rt. 20) LLCH Lower Level Clubhouse LOWC LOW Church MCR Maintenance Conference Room RR Holcomb Building Reading Room SB Sweetbriar Park ULH Upper Level Holcomb WC Woods Center
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Thursday, February 15 9 AM, Meet the Management, RR
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Sunday, February 11 2 PM LOW Players Auditions (CC). Info: lowplayers.org.
C al en d a r o f E ve n t s SPORTS & EXERCISE (subject to change) Location
Tuesday, February 13 5 PM Orange County Board of Supervisors Meeting (Gordon Bldg.). Info: orangecountyva. gov.
Calendar
Saturday, February 17 7 PM Making Joyful Noise Concert (LOWC). Info: 9729060.
Lake Currents February 9, 2017
Thursday, February 22 5 PM VDOT Info Session. Open to all LOW Members (CH). Info: 972-2214. Saturday, February 24 11:30 AM Republican Chili Cook Off (CC). Info: Brenda 972-8117.
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Carolina Shag Lessons Battlefield Boogie Club
LLCH
7 PM
2nd / 4th SU
Audrey 703-401-5050
CC
10:30 AM
M, TH
Donna 972-1977
$
Church 972-9060
Horseshoes for Fun
HF
9 AM
TU, TH
Ron 412-2872
Joggers Club
Call
TBD
TBD
Diane 540-388-2930
Kayak Club
Edgemont Bch Edgemont Bch
6 PM 10 AM
TU F
Mary 972-6760
Pickleball Play Beginner Class
CC
11 AM-12:30 PM
TH
Greg 540-388-2540
Praise & Worship Dance
LOWC-WC
10 AM-12:30 PM
W, SA
Sonja 972-1734 or 972-9060
Senior Softball
HF
9 AM
F
Square Dancers LOW Social Club
LLCH
7:30-9:30 PM
2 / 4 /5 F
Square DancersLords & Ladies
LLCH
7:30-9:30 PM
1 /3 F
Sims 972-3187/Haring 972-1924
Stretch and Flex
LLCH
8:30-9:15 AM
M, W, F
Frances 972-5435
John 540-229-7940
nd
st
th
th
rd
Linda 571-328-9247
$
CC
7 PM
TU, TH
Mike 540-710-3318
Tae Kwon Do (12-adult) $
CC
8 PM
TU, TH
Mike 540-710-3318
Volleyball Adult/coed
CC
7-11 PM
SU
Michael 809-7406
Walkers Club
Greensprings Clubhouse
9 AM 9 AM
M, SA W
Diane 540-388-2930
Water Fitness
$
Wilderness Pres.
10 AM & 11:15 AM
M, W, F
Carol 972-6739
Yoga – Intermediate
$
CC
9-10:15 AM
W
Rebekah 908-358-8406
Yoga – Gentle
$
CC
10:30-11:45 AM
W
Rebekah 908-358-8406
Yoga – Gentle
$
CC
9:30-10:30 AM
F
Yoga – All Levels
$
CC
Rebekah 908-358-8406 Rebekah 908-358-8406
Location
Time
Day
Contact
AARP Meeting
CH
9:30 AM
3rd M
Larry 972-1847
Art for Fun
CC
1:30-3 PM
3rd TH
Elaine 540-845-4127
Bridge, Sunday Duplicate
WC
7-9 PM
SU
Joe 972-8052/Caroline 972-7688
Bridge, Monday Night
WC
7 PM
M
Jan or Vince 703-565-3408
Bridge, Wednesday Ladies
WC
9 AM-3 PM
W
Jan: Barbara 972-7151 Feb: Rae 972-1135
Book Club
Wilderness Lib.
1 PM
2nd W
Alice 972-4782
Book Club at LOW
CC
7 PM
1st/3rd M
Alan 972-2168 Jack 972-6211
Chess Club
CC
6:30-8:30 PM
TH
Childhelp Auxiliary
LOWC, rm. 211
10 AM
1st W
Nancy 972-2599
Civic Club Meeting
LLCH
7 PM
2nd W
Pat 540-735-7998
Civil War Study Group
LLCH
10:30 AM
4th F
Charles 540-972-2401
Closet Quilters
CC
12:30-3 PM
TU
Maureen 972-7010
Coloring Book Club
CC
10 AM
F
Terry 540-412-2282
Craft Group
LOWC
9:30-11:45 AM
TU
Rochelle 972-3438
Democratic Club
CC
1:30 PM
2nd W
Kerry 972-2737
Eclectic Book Club
Call for location
7:30 PM
Last W
Geraldine 540-388-2449
Fire & Rescue Auxiliary
CC
2 PM
2nd W
Marguerite 972-3681
Fun Bunch 55+
CC
10 AM-1 PM
TU
John 972-5611
Garden Club
CH
12:30 PM
2nd M
Jan 972-1630
Happy Tails Dog Club
CC
7PM
4th TU
Sharon 540-412-9838
Investment Club
WC
7 PM
4th TU
Lee 972-0395
CC
10 AM
W, F
Sylvia 972-9680
Knowledge Club
CC
10-11 AM
3rd TU
Alayna 972-0484
Litter Pick-up in LOW
All around LOW
9 AM
3rd SA
Jan 972-1630
LOW Fliers R/C Club
CC
5-8 PM
3rd F
Terry 412-760-4593
LOW Lioness Club
CH
6:30 PM
2nd TH
Joyce 309-533-9227/Julie 412-9952
Knitting & Crocheting
Class A licensed and insured
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M, W, F
5:30-6:30 PM TH ACTIVITIES, CLUBS, BRIDGE & FUN (subject to change)
Wednesday, February 21 2 PM LOWA Regular Board Meeting (CC). Info: 972-2214. 7 PM Civic Club Meeting (LLCH). Info: Pat 540-7357998.
Contact
8:30-9:30 AM
Tae Kwon Do (8-11)
Monday, February 19 Presidents’ Day LOWA Offices Closed OC Trash Compactor Closed 9:30 AM AARP Meeting (CH). Info: Carolyn 972-3306.
Day
LOWC
Exercising for Health
Thursday, February 15 9 AM Meet the Management (RR). Info: 972-2214.
Time
Aerobics
$
LOW Lions Club
CH
5:30 PM
1st TH
Charlie 540-903-7796
Mahjongg
CC
12:30-4 PM
M
Debby 540-412-5240
Mothers of Preschoolers
LOWC, Founders
9:15 AM
1st /3rd W
Jessica 703-297-6784
Open Mic Night
Fareways
6-8 PM
1st/2nd/4th TU
Fareways 972-2216
Players, Theater Group
CC
7 PM
2nd W
Marilyn 972-0392
Photography Group
FC
7-9 PM
1st/3rd TH
Bill 540-834-9866
Republican Women’s Club
CH
11:30 AM
4th W
Connie 972-0083
Susannah Chandler DAR
CC
1 PM
2nd SA
Robbie Rokosz 972-4512
TOPS weigh in/meeting $
LGES (Rt. 20)
5:15 PM
TU
Nita 540-219-7028 Audrey 540-222-3569
Veterans Club
LLCH
7 PM
4th TH
Dan 972-0153
Woodworkers Shop
Compactor Bldg.
9 AM
2nd SA
Hal 972-9803
CC
7 PM
4th TU
Hal 972-9803
Woodworkers Club
Please refer to meeting room location key on previous page
Republican Chili Cook-Off by Brenda Rogers, SARWC
Reading is Delicious at Orange County Public Libraries! by Michele Beamer, Branch Librarian
The next LOW Vets meeting will be at 7 PM, Thursday, Feb. 22, in the lower level of the Clubhouse. The meeting’s program will feature the Wilderness Battlefield of the Civil War, and Ellwood Manor – the only remaining structure from that Battlefield. Mark Leach, president of the Friends of the Wilderness Battlefield, will review the significance of our surroundings, activities of FOWB, and their plans for the future. Right here in 1864, the Overland Campaign that ended the Civil War, started. The Friends of the Wilderness Battlefield is one of the National Park Service’s most successful volunteer groups. Leach will describe the group’s success in restoring Ellwood, as well as maintaining it and interpreting it for the public. FOWB is now recruiting volunteers for 2018, and Mark will have volunteer information available. The meeting will also have a business portion to include voting on LOW Vets By-Law changes. Members will be briefed on club activities of interest. This will be an opportunity to catch up with friends, pay dues for 2018, and purchase club clothing. New members are welcome, and the public is invited. Further information can be obtained from Club President Dan Greene, at 972-0153 or greene7841@aol.com.
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Lake Currents February 9, 2018
Stop by the Wilderness Branch Library and sign up for our Adult Reading Program Reading is Delicious. The program runs from Feb. 5 through March 24. You can win prizes just for reading and/or listening to books! Earn a ticket for every book read, up to eight books. Redeem your tickets for small prizes including pretzels, peanuts, flavored cocoa, flavored coffee and tea k-cups, refrigerator magnets, “To Do List” pads, frappe’ stress toys, stainless chip clips, and a fine coupon worth up to $2. Every ticket also earns a chance to win one of our Grand Prizes: a $50 gift card to Regal Cinemas; a $50 gift card to Amazon; a “Waffle Set” which includes a waffle iron, mixing bowl, whisk, batter, syrup and Will It Waffle cookbook; or a K-cup Coffeemaker with 16 starter k-cups, a mug set, and serving trays!
by Gil Churchill, Treasurer, LOW Vets
LOW Community
You are invited to a Chili Cook-Off Contest, Saturday, Feb. 24, beginning at 11:30 AM at the Community Center, and sponsored by the Susan Allen Republican Women’s Club. Ladies and gentlemen have fun spending time with like-minded citizens. Our featured speaker will be David Pool, founder and executive director of the nonprofit Virginia Public Access Project (Vpap.org). The mission of this organization is to connect Virginians to nonpartisan information about Virginia politics in easily understood ways. You will be enthralled with his power point evaluation of several previous elections using data from public documents. Come and enjoy chili tasting and vote for your favorite – then enjoy a bowl of chili with all the fixin’s, cornbread, dessert and a beverage - all for the low cost of $10 per person. There will be pink elephants for sale and more. Make reservations today by mailing your check to: SARWC, P.O. Box 803, Locust Grove, VA 22508 (by Feb. 15 so we can be sure to have plenty for everyone). For more information, call Brenda at 972-8117.
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Making Joyful Noise Presents Alina Kiryayeva
AARP to Feature Museum Speakers by Tina Aris, AARP Our Feb. 19 AARP meeting will have two guest speakers from the Fredericksburg Area Museum Cultural Center – Rachel Carder, Outreach Coordinator and Collections Assistant; and Melanie Johnson, Senior Development and Marketing Officer. Carder has a BA from Randolph College in Art History and Dance. She has worked at FAM since July 2017. Prior to Rac this position, she was employed as a Curatorial hel C ar d er Assistant at the Maier Museum of Art in Lynchburg. Melanie Johnson has a BA in Art History from the University of Mary Washington in 2012 and has worked at FAM since graduation. Her role as Development and Marketing Officer includes oversight of the Museum’s membership program. Rachel and Melanie will discuss the current programs offered to the public, opportunities for involvement, and the new Smithsonian traveling Water/ n so ohn Ways and #thinkWater initiative exhibition. M e la n i e J Come join us at 9:30 AM on Monday Feb. 19 in the Great Room of the Clubhouse for morning coffee and treats. We also have several gift certificates from local venues to raffle off, plus our 50/50!
The Lake of the Woods Church new season of monthly concerts continues with Modern Piano, featuring virtuoso Alina Kiryayeva on Saturday, Feb. 17, at 7 PM. “Praised for her powerful command of the instrument, unique interpretations and clarity of sound, Alina Kiryayeva captivates the audiences with her profound philosophical insight and charismatic stage presence,” one reviewer said. A native of the Ukraine, Kiryayeva performed her first solo recital at age eight and her solo debut with an orchestra at the age of 11. First prize winner of the Senigallia International Competition, Italy, Kiryayeva has also claimed top prizes in piano competitions in the USA, including the Grace Welsh International Competition, and the California Young Artist International Competition. She was honored by the Ukrainian President with an “Achievement in Arts” award. Kiryayeva earned both B.S. and M.S. degrees from the Julliard School of Music with a full piano scholarship. In 2013, she released a solo piano album Sonatas, which was featured on Women in Music on CKWR Radio in Ontario, Canada. Kiryayeva’s upcoming chamber music performances include appearances in the Steinway Series at the Smithsonian Museum and in the Library of Congress in Washington DC. There will be a Cookie Concerto reception, and a chance to meet with Ms. Kiryayeva following the performance. The concert is free; any voluntary donations will support LOW Church Worship Arts Program. Please call The LOW Church at 540-972-9060 for questions and directions.
Thursday, February 15
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by Pat Licata, Civic Club President Please plan to join the Civic Club, Wednesday, Feb. 21, in the Clubhouse Great Hall at 7 PM. Lori Landes-Carter, Tourism Manager, and Phil Greer, Economic Development Director, will be providing an overview of Orange County as it relates to their respective positions. Landes-Carter, a native of Orange County, accepted the Tourism Manager Lo position last month; she had previously rie Lan d es C been Executive Director of the OC Chamber arte r of Commerce. She is the contact person for OC’s tourism program, preparing and delivering presentations on tourism program development, implementation, and management. She also coordinates and manages departmental programs and activities with key tourism principals, including tourism-related businesses and local and regional visitor attractions. Lori, her husband and seven-year-old son are Lake of the Woods residents. As Economic Development Director of Orange County, Greer’s role is to perform professional and administrative work resulting in increased capital investment and job creation for the county while maintaining and/ or increasing the quality of life within the county. As you might imagine, his scope of work is wide-reaching. Greer’s r responsibilities include assisting prospective re e P h il G businesses and existing companies, nurturing local startups and overseeing OC’s promotional materials and online presence.Phil, his wife, and their English bulldog and two cats currently live in Greene County.
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The James Madison Museum of Orange County Heritage is excited to announce a collaboration with Finders Keepers to present an appraisal fair fundraiser for the benefit of the museum. The event will be held on the museum grounds at 129 Caroline Street, Orange, on Saturday, May 19. In the spirit of the PBS hit series Antiques Roadshow, the appraisal fair will offer attendees the opportunity to have a verbal appraisal of a variety of antique and unique treasures by a group of local experts while enjoying the beauty and heritage of the Town of Orange, the “Crossroads of the Civil War”. The museum is a presidential and cultural museum which preserves a wealth of historic objects related to the diverse history of Orange, as well as Presidents James Madison and Zachary Taylor. The appraisal fair is anticipated to become an annual event. This year, the event is being chaired by Finders Keepers (108 W. Main Street, Orange), purveyors of an eclectic blend of yesterday and today in their storefront, as well as offering all types of estate liquidation services. Please mark your calendars to save the date. More details for the event will be forthcoming! For more details contact the James Madison Museum of Orange County Heritage by email at jamesmadisonmuseuminfo@ gmail.com or by phone at 540-672-1776.
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LOW Anglers: 2017 in Review
LOW Community
by JD Krob, LOW Anglers
Low Anglers had a wonderful 2017, and we fully expect that 2018 will be as fun and as competitive. Below is a brief recap of our year: May 6, 2017, we held our annual Veterans Fishing event, which is always a wonderful time for the veterans and the community. Thanks again for everyone’s support! Team Lake Record was able to clinch the Anglers of the Year title by consistently finishing in the top five, (5 of 6 tournaments). The Classic is held in October, and allows the top five teams for the year and the wild card winner to compete for the Classic Championship. In this contest, Team Lake Record (13.25 pounds) was overtaken by Team Kickin Bass (13.55 pounds). This February, the 2018 schedule will be posted and published. New members are always welcome as well as volunteer support for our 2018 Veterans Fishing event. Photo by Joe Lentine.
2017 LOW Anglers of The Year Team, Lake Record: (L-R) Barry Priddy and Paul Hibbs III.
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LOW Angler’s Big Fish of 2017, at 5.24 pounds, was caught by Will Johnson, July 15. Photo provided
Lake Currents February 9, 2018
2017 LOW Angler’s Classic Champions, Team Kickin Bass: (L-R) Trent Carr and Will Johnson.
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Vendor Spaces available for the LOW Lioness Lions Spring Craft Sale and Flea Market on Saturday, March 24 from 8:30 AM-2 PM at the Locust Grove Middle School on Flat Run Rd. 10x8’ spaces only $25. Call Gail Stoner soon at 540-388-2540 to reserve your space as there are only a few spaces left! 2018 LOW F&R Phone Directory – Updates and New Information. We are in the process of getting the phonebook ready for distribution on July 4th. Please email your information to dickd9@msn. com or call Carolyn or Dick Durphy at 972-3306. If you would like to include an ad in the yellow pages, please contact Wyatt Gosnell at 972-2708. LOW Directory. The 2017 directory is on sale for $10 at Member Services area in the lower level Holcomb Bldg. Sales benefit F&R. Information: Dick or Carolyn Durphy at dickd9@msn.com; or 972-3306. Cause 4 Paws. We are in the need of volunteer foster homes, monetary donations and donations of the following: Purina Kitten Chow, Purina Cat Chow, Friskies Pate canned food and Fancy Feast Kitten Wet Food. Proceeds benefit feline rescue. Donations are tax deductible as we are a 501(c)(3) charity. Donations can be mailed to Cause 4 Paws, P.O. Box 301, Locust Grove, VA 22508. For more info see us on Facebook: causefourpaws Locust Grove VA or call LA, 972-4960 or Darlene 972-8038. LOW Lioness Book Sale. Used books will be sold on the last Saturday of each month from 8:30 AM-3:30 PM at the Ferris Bldg. Proceeds go to the Benevolence Fund. Book donations are accepted at our book sales and on Mondays and Thursdays from 9:30-11 AM. No reference or text books please.
Alcoholics Anonymous: Meeting every Mon., 7 PM at LOW Church (Rm 210). Meeting every Wed. and Fri., 7 PM at 32345 Constitution Hwy. Suite O. Info: LOW Church 972-9060. Alzheimer and Dementia Support Group: Third Wed., 10 AM, Room 210. Info: LOW Church 972-9060. Alzheimer’s Association’s Caregiver Support Group: Meets third Tues., 6:30-7:30 PM, Culpeper County Library, 271 Southgate Shopping Ctr. Free. Support offered for care partners and those diagnosed. Call to confirm group is meeting. Info: Kathi Walker, 825-3100, ext. 3416, or kwalker@rrcsb.org. Cancer Support Group for Women and their Caregivers: Meetings are held at LOW Church. Please contact Suzanne Lentine for meeting dates/time or for more information, 972-9060. Diabetes support group starting in Culpeper at wellspring health services Call for info: 540-825-4557; 541 Sunset Lane, suite 301. Find us on facebook@ wellspring health services Living Water Community Clinic in Locust Grove (32345 Constitution Hwy, Suite H). Offers free medical care and prescription assistance to the uninsured in Orange, Spotsylvania, and Culpeper counties. Medical care available on Thursdays from 5-8 PM. Call 540-854-5922 for appointments. Volunteers Needed. Info: 540-854-5922, ask for Suzanne. Looking for a Baby Sitter? The Lake Youth Foundation has a list of students who have taken their Super Sitter class with lessons in fire safety, first aid and CPR, practiced handling babies with confidence, and learned fun activities for children. Info: Diane, 9728634, or email info@lakeyouth.org. LOWLINC - Non-profit membership service organization dedicated to enabling seniors at the lake to continue living fully and independently in their homes. Volunteer services provided: transportation, light home maintenance, computer assistance, check-in calls, friendly visits and
referrals to screened service providers. Fee-based. For info. or to join, call 1-855-LOWLINC or visit lowlinc.org. LOW Lions/Lioness Wilderness Food Pantry: Located behind Locust Grove Town Center, Rt. 20. Usually open the first and third Fridays from 9 AM to noon, the second Wednesday from 4-6 PM and the last Saturday from 9 AM-noon. Please call toll free: 888-508-9274 to verify the monthly schedule and to check for special opening dates and times. Mail contributions to Lions Wilderness Food Pantry, P.O. Box 605, Locust Grove, VA 22508. Info: Dave, 972-9657. LOW Lions Medical Equipment: Durable medical equipment is available for temporary loan to those with needs. Equipment can generally be picked up and returned 9 AM to noon Saturdays, at the Velona Building near the LOW trash compactor. Donations accepted of used equipment, in clean and good condition, that can be readily used by others. Contact Dave at 972-2125, or Susan at 972-2772. Orange County Free Clinic: Offers primary medical care and prescription assistance to the uninsured in OC. Medical care available Mon-Thurs, by appointment, and on Tues. evenings (walk-in). 101C Woodmark Street, Orange. Info: Dorren Brown, 672-0793. Red Cross Blood Drive: Fourth Tues., every other month, in the lower level of the Clubhouse, from 1-7 PM. You must be generally healthy, be 18 years or older, and weigh at least 110 lbs. Appointments are encouraged but not required; go to www. redcrossblood.org to schedule. The next blood drive is March 27. LOW contact is Christy, 540-412-2470. Saint Seton’s Orphaned Animals is a non-profit, animal welfare charity providing assistance to low income families for spay/ neuter and preventative care for dogs and cats. Call Jeanette, 540809-2625. Website: http://www. saintseton.com. Seeking Counseling? The LOW Church offers affordable counseling for all persons by appointment. Info: Church, 972-9060. The Woods Cares: An AARP program, will run errands and do small repairs, light yard work for shut-ins and caretakers. Free service. Call Jeanette 972-0726, or Ed 724-523-5255. Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services Care-AVan will provide transportation to health care (including picking up prescription medications) and legal appointments for senior citizens (over 60) and persons (over 18) with physical disabilities. Available Mon.-Fri. with minimum of 48 hours notice. Free Service (donations accepted), Call 540-825-3100 ext. 3358 or 3013. Vision Impaired Support Group. Meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 10 AM, Community Center, Room 1. Sponsored by the LOW Lions. Contact: Gail Sauro, 972-1629 or Gail.Sauro@yahoo.com.
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Feb 11, Book Talk & Signing with Linda Salisbury 3 PM, The James Madison Museum of Orange County Heritage will host author Linda Salisbury. The Sword and the Broom details the amazing life of John Mercer Langston, the first black attorney in Ohio and the first black attorney accepted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court; founder of Howard University’s law department; first president of what is now Virginia State University; first black Congressman (VA), and ambassador to Haiti. RSVP to ensure seating: 540-672-1776 or jamesmadisonmuseuminfo@gmail. com. February 13, 20, 27.Story Time Tuesdays at the Wilderness Library: 10:15 AM Toddler Time: 1520 minutes of stories, fingerplays, nursery rhymes, and music for children ages 18 months to 3 years old with a caregiver. 11 AM Preschool Storytime: 30 minutes of stories, action rhymes, music, and crafts for children 3 to 5 years old with a caregiver. Feb. 15, All are invited to Chinese Brushstroke Painting talk/ demos. This artist has studied the medium for more than eight years. Join us at the Community Center, 1:30 to 3:30 PM, LOW Art for Fun. RSVP Elaine 540-845-8127. Feb. 18, Carolina Shag Swing Dance Lessons with beach music offered by instructors of the Battlefield Boogie Club. Come and join the fun! Next class will be at 7 PM on 2/18. The lessons are free and couples and singles are welcome! Call Audrey for more information 703-401-5050. AARP – Tax Aide Group is looking for a volunteer to schedule appointments, from your home, for our free tax preparation service. Spreadsheet (Google, Excel, etc.) experience required. Now through April 14. Call Lew 540-226-9971. AARP -- Locust Grove Bus Trip- Departs from Lake of the Woods lower parking lot. Virginia International Tattoo, Norfolk, Va. Sunday, April 29. Exhibits the mighty sounds of military marching bands, bag pipes, drill teams and performers from the U.S and around the world. Come join us to honor our military. Price: $85/$95/$104 depending on seats chosen. Barbara 972-4651 or wisecruiser@hotmail.com for more information or to confirm. 2018 LOW F&R Phone Directory – Updates and New Information. We are in the process of getting the phonebook ready for distribution on July 4th. Please email your information to dickd9@msn.com or call Carolyn or Dick Durphy at 972-3306. If you would like to include an ad in the yellow pages, please contact Wyatt Gosnell at 972-2708. Project EXCEL. The Orange County Office on Youth is looking for volunteers to tutor elementary school students who are as much as a year behind in reading. As little as an hour per week could make a big difference! Please email Ginny at project_excel.ooy@outlook.com or call 571-259-8951 for more details and a volunteer application (a background check is required).
Closed for December and January. Info: Ann, 972-4338; Sherri, 412-9854; or Helene, 412-0798. O.C. Humane Society. Volunteers needed to do dog adoptions at PetSmart on weekends and/or transport cats during the week to PetSmart stores. Donations are taxdeductible, we are a 50l(c)(3) charitable corporation. Donations can be mailed to OCHS, P.O. Box 852, Locust Grove, VA 22508. Info: 540-672-0069. orangecountyhumanesocietyva.org. Lions Furniture Pickup and Yard Sale The LOW Lions accept donations of furniture and merchandise at the Velona Building (Shoosmith Road, near the trash compactor). Donations accepted Saturdays from 8-11 AM. To arrange for donation pickup, call Cindy at 972-1187. The Lions are a 501(c)(3) charity, donations are tax deductible. The Lion’s Yard Sale at the same location is open every Saturday from 9 AM to noon.
Lost or Found Pets in LOW can be posted on facebook.com/ LOWlostandfoundpets. Hearing Aids/Eyeglasses Recycled: Place used hearing aids and eyeglasses in LOW Lions boxes at Wells Fargo Bank, Wilderness Pharmacy, LOW Hair Studio, and LOW Security. LOW Church Easter activities: Ash Wednesday services Feb. 14, from 6-7 PM in the Sanctuary. Lenten services continue every Wednesday evening with Soup Suppers and the Lenten Study program starting on Feb. 21 and continuing through March 21. Soup suppers begin at 5:30 PM with a second seating at 6 PM, Communion services are at 6 PM, and family time worship in song begins at 6:45 PM. This year’s Lenten Study Program begins at 7 PM. Childcare/nursery is available. March 25 is Palm Sunday with services at 8:30, 9:45, and 11 AM. The Holy Week Cantata, “Hallelujah! What a Savior,” will be presented on Maundy Thursday, March 29, at 7 PM, with communion, and on Good Friday, March 30. Easter Sunday will feature a sunrise service at the LOW Clubhouse Point at 7 AM and regular services at 8:30, 9:45, and 11 AM. Please call The LOW Church at 9729060 for more information.
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The final audition for Play On is Sunday, Feb. 11 at the Community Center from 2 to 4 PM. The comedy has roles for 10 characters, seven women and three men. There are two young male and female characters, while the rest are middle to older ages. The comedy is a play within a play. The author keeps revising the script and interfering with actors who are trying to get their play rehearsed and performed. Act one is a rehearsal of the dreadful show. Act two is the neardisastrous dress rehearsal. The last act is the actual show in which anything that can go wrong, does. When the author decides to give a speech during curtain calls, you will be treated to a madcap climax to this thoroughly hilarious comedy. If you like comedy, think about coming to the last auditions and reading for a part. Play dates are April 20, 21, 22, 28 and 29. The 22nd and 29th are matinees. Join the Players and help with all the duties associated with putting on this production. We meet on the second Wednesday of the month in Classroom 1 of the Community Center at 7 PM.
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The existence of an autoimmune disease was not discovered until 1957, and it was not until the 1970’s and 1980’s that it was widely taught to be a disease in medical schools. There are over 100 known autoimmune diseases. Some 70 million Americans have some form of arthritis. The chance of an individual having an autoimmune disease is double that of having cancer, and is higher than the chance of suffering from heart disease. Women are seventy-eight percent more likely to suffer from an autoimmune disease than from breast cancer. Women in their 40s, 50s or 60s are most vulnerable to common autoimmune diseases. Those who know they have an autoimmune disease may have already been diagnosed by a doctor. However, many other individuals may suspect they have one of some type, based on their aches and pains. Having a family history of autoimmune diseases, including a daughter with rheumatoid arthritis, and a granddaughter with fibromyalgia, I know these diseases are crippling to one’s everyday life. Exercising CAN help! If you have pain, stiffness, occasional swelling or difficulty moving a joint, exercise can help. Individuals with an autoimmune disease, or who have had knee, hip, shoulder or back problems will benefit from exercise. In Lake of the Woods, there are a variety of ways to get exercise, including classes at the Community Center. To find a class that is right for you, see the Calendar page in Lake Currents or call the Community Center at 972-9680 for more information.
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February 3 Minutes from p. 4 before the Board could spend money on any capital project costing $1 million or more. Such a restriction would include funds for new projects, reserve projects and even repair projects covered by insurance. Other HOA representatives also spoke against passage of this bill, and a couple of HOA residents spoke in favor of it. President Cumming was pleased to report that the Committee voted 14 to 0 to “pass by indefinitely” the bill and send it to the Housing Commission to study the impact on HOAs. Vice President’s Report: No report. Treasurer’s Report: Treasurer Bob Hoh addressed some of the financial and budget-related issues raised at the last Board meeting. His remarks focused on the Petition presented to the Board and the Finance Committee’s report which had good recommendations but lacked details on aspects of LOWA’s financial picture that he felt did not allow for a full analysis. Secretary’s Report: No report at this time. A. Executive Session Actions: None. B. Committee Liaison Reports: None. C. Committee Changes Motion by Wilks to accept the Committee changes as listed on the Committee Change List dated February 3, 2018. Motion by Zukowski, passed unanimously, to amend the list by adding the term-end date of February 2, 2019 for Nominating Committee members Rogers, Anderson, King and Tillman. Vote on the original motion as amended passed unanimously. (D-18-20) Name Action Committee Term-End Date Shirley Rowe Resigned Clubhouse Louisa Rucker Resigned Clubhouse Jonnie Feterle Advisor Clubhouse Brenda Rogers Alternate Clubhouse Nancy King Voting Clubhouse February 2, 2021 Mary Jane Atwater Voting* Communications Sept 17, 2019 Julia Toler Voting Elections Floyd Etherton Voting Elections Dennis Villarreal Alternate Elections Joya Lord Alternate Elections Alexis Gray Resigned External Affairs Joyce Morlan Resigned Honor Awards Betty Beck Alternate Honor Awards Jack Spadaro Alternate Legal & Compliance
John Bell Term of Service Maintenance & Ecology Philip Lohmann Term of Service Maintenance & Ecology Doug Rogers Voting* Nominating Feb. 2, 2019 Bren Anderson Voting* Nominating Feb. 2, 2019 Nancy King Voting* Nominating Feb. 2, 2019 Ken Tillman Voting* Nominating Feb. 2, 2019 John Yurechko Voting Nominating Tim Grant Term of Service Nominating H. Boggs Wright Term of Service Nominating Doug Welsh Resigned Planning Theresa Vickery Voting Planning __________ *Extended Term of Service D. Response to Petition from Members Secretary Zukowski and Elections Committee Chair Lisa McKinney responded to the petition from the Membership submitted to the Board on January 16, 2018 requesting a Special Meeting of the Membership to discuss amending the Declaration of Restrictions and Bylaws. Secretary Zukowski summarized the process used to validate the signatures on the petition, noting that Article IV, Section 2 of the LOWA Bylaws requires 800 valid signatures of members in good standing. Results of the review showed that as of January 16, 2018, 765 signatures were considered valid, and 216 signatures were deemed invalid, out of the 981 signatures submitted. Conclusion: The petition presented to the Board of Directors on January 16, 2018 did not meet the requirements for calling a Special Meeting under Article IV, Section 2 of the LOWA Bylaws. Motion by Sheridan, that the Board not extend the Petition period. Vote: Yea: Sheridan, Johnson, Clawson, Hoh and Zukowski. Nay: Cumming and Wilks. Motion passed 5 to 2. 3.7 Report from the General Manager A. December Financials General Manager Phil Rodenberg reported in December we collected $86,726 in current year lot assessments. For FY2017-18 we have collected $5,349,296, or 93% of the year’s lot assessments billed. The current delinquency rate is 3.1%. The current Preliminary Unaudited Budget Summary shows a favorable variance of $5,532 as of December 31. Areas of concern that are being monitored include Clubhouse revenue and Fareways expense. Tenant fee income is noticeably lower than in past years. B. Lakes Management Report A meeting has been scheduled for February 6, 2018 for the Golf and Lakes Committees and adjacent property owners to review and provide input
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membership and Finance Committee, the assessment proposal was updated to adopt a 7-year payment schedule for the CARC special assessment. For FY2018-19, the assessment would be $1390 (Capital Replacement, O&M expense and Contribution to Reserves), and $191 additional for the CARC project, for a total of $1581 per lot this year. Mr. Rodenberg provided some highlights from the Budget Change Sheet which summarizes all the changes to the budget that were incorporated since the initial budget was released. The revised proposed FY2018-19 Budget will be presented to the Board for a vote on adoption at their February 21 Board meeting. 6.1 B. Consideration of Requesting an Individual Report from both the Finance and Planning Committees on their Recommendation on the Preferred Option Between: 1) An Assessment totaling $2537 per lot with $1390 for ongoing Operating and Maintenance (O&M) and Capital Replacement, with a one-time $1147 Directed toward the CARC Project; OR 2) An Assessment totaling $1581 per lot, $1390 for ongoing O&M and Capital Replacement, with $191 Directed toward the CARC Project. (D-18-22) Motion by Hoh, passed unanimously, that the Board request the Finance and Planning Committees separately provide the Board of Directors an opinion on which is the better option between: 1) an assessment totaling $2537 per lot, $1390 for ongoing Operating and Maintenance (O&M) and Capital Replacement with $1147 (one-time basis) directed toward the CARC project; OR 2) An assessment totaling $1581 per lot, with $1390 for ongoing O&M and Capital Replacement and $191 directed toward the CARC Project, with further direction that the Committees will limit their advice solely to recommending their preferred option of the two. The Committees will return their written recommendations to the Board of Directors no later than February 13, 2018. 6.1 C. Consideration of Requesting the Communications Committee Provide the Board of Directors with a Communications Plan Designed to Improve the Board Presentation of the Issues Related to the CARC Project to the Membership by March 15, 2018. (D-18-23) Motion by Zukowski, passed unanimously, that the Board request the Communications Committee provide the Board of Directors with a communications plan designed to improve the Board presentation of the issues related to the CARC project to the Membership by March 15, 2018. 6.2 Consideration of Authorizing Proceeds of $10,000 from LOWA-owned Liberty Boulevard Lot Sale to the New Asset and Improvement Reserve, Earmarked for the CARC Project. (D-18-24) Motion by Hoh, passed unanimously, that the Board authorize a deposit
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on the 30% conceptual designs for the Golf Course 14th Pond Retrofit and Forebay Water Quality Improvement Project. C. Clubhouse Area Recreation Complex Project Update The loan application for the project is being delayed a few days in order to better coordinate timing with the contractor that will be doing the work. D. Other Business All repair work at the Clubhouse is expected to be completed by midFebruary. Food service has continued without interruption. A cost savings in our electric bill of $1008 per year will be realized when several electric meters at Campground A, which are no longer needed, are taken out of service. Members are encouraged to fill out a request form to opt-in to electronic receipt of notices and e-voting. Forms are available at Member Services. Open gym for children on snow days has been a success with 18-25 children attending indoor activities at the Community Center gym during the first two snow events. 3.8 Committee Reports: None. 4. MEMBER COMMENTS ON THE BUSINESS AGENDA Finance Chair Olive Kelly requested the Committee meet with the Treasurer to discuss financial issues and perspectives. Other members suggested increasing opportunities for children to use indoor recreation facilities and concern over increasing negative budget variances being reported. 5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS 5.1 Consideration of Adopting Amendments to Regulation XVI: Environmental Control and Construction Procedures, Regarding Fire Pits. (Resolution 2018-3) (D-18-21) Motion by Clawson, passed unanimously, that the Board adopt Resolution 2018-3, a Policy Resolution, amending Regulation XVI: Environmental Control and Construction Procedures Regarding Fire Pits, effective immediately. 6. NEW BUSINESS 6.1 Discussion of the General Manager’s Revised Budget and Budget Amendments. 6.1 A. Budget Discussion GM Phil Rodenberg presented the Board with the current revised proposed budget for FY2018-19. Amendments to the initial proposed budget were incorporated as work on the budget progressed, and no amendments were proposed by Board members at this time. After receiving input from the
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Members commented on the following: need to address more details for ADA (e.g. ramp or lift) access to and exit from the Clubhouse deck; the Board’s decision not to extend the membership petition for a Special Meeting; high sewage bills from RSA; that more details be given to members on interest costs associated with various payment options that may be offered to members for paying the special CARC project assessment; and suggestions that more indoor gym time be available to youth. 8. DIRECTOR COMMENTS: None. 9. SCHEDULED MEETINGS Regular Board of Directors Meeting: Wednesday, February 21, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. in the Community Center. Regular Board of Directors Meeting: Saturday, March 3, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. in the Community Center. 10. ADJOURNMENT Motion by Johnson, passed unanimously, to adjourn the meeting at 12:36 p.m. Jennifer Zukowski, LOWA Secretary
of $10,000 from the sale of the LOWA-owned Liberty Boulevard lot into the New Asset and Improvement Reserve, earmarked for the Clubhouse Area Recreation Complex Project. 6.3 Consideration of Authorizing the General Manager to Sign a Letter of Intent to Award a Contract to R. E. Horner Construction, LLC for Design and Construction of the Clubhouse Deck Replacement Project. (D-18-25) Motion by Clawson, passed unanimously, that the Board authorize the General Manager to sign a letter of intent to award a contract to R. E. Horner for the Clubhouse Deck Replacement Project, to include reimbursement for design services; and further move the Board instruct the General Manager to work with R. E. Horner on a modified proposal for consideration at the February 21 Board meeting to include the following features: 1) Replacement and expansion of the Dining Room deck to include an approximately 8 x 64-foot addition to include Wolf Serenity Decking (composite) boards, repair and replacement of the existing iron railing and new iron railing as needed; 2) Replacement of the wood deck boards of the Grill Room and Members Lounge decks with the Wolf Serenity Decking (composite) boards and repairing/repainting of the existing iron railing; 3) Removal of the four trees inside the deck area; 4) Replacement of the light posts and fixtures with new light posts and fixtures with LED lighting and electrical outlets; and 5) Addition of propane fire pits will be procured separately by staff. Director Clawson further requested the contract specify that the contractor use blind fasteners to attach the deck boards to the deck, and new brown lattice to go around the bottom the deck. This was accepted by the Board without objection. 6.4 Consideration of Approving a Stormwater Management Facility Maintenance Agreement and Authorizing the President to Sign on Behalf of the Lake of the Woods Association. (D-18-26) Motion by Wilks, passed unanimously, that the Board approve a Stormwater Management Facility Maintenance Agreement and authorize the President to sign on behalf of Lake of the Woods Association. 7. MEMBER GENERAL COMMENTS
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Each session, the Virginia General Assembly considers many bills that could impact Orange County, either positively or negatively. Before each legislative session, the Supervisors prepare a list of the county’s legislative priorities for submission to Senator Reeves and Delegate Freitas. We also provide inputs to the Virginia Association of Counties for the legislative priorities that VACo submits to the legislature as a whole. The general theme of both VACo and Orange County priorities addresses financial issues and local government’s authority to control its destiny. For the upcoming 2018 General Assembly, Orange County has prepared inputs on about 20 separate issues. Some issues address adequate state funding for schools, teacher pensions, children’s services and at-risk family programs. There are also economic recommendations dealing with workforce development, tourism and business-attracting incentives which we have used successfully on several occasions recently. We are supporting some current broadband legislation and opposing new legislation similar to that defeated last year that would seriously restrict the county’s ability to provide broadband to citizens throughout the county. We also oppose any effort to transfer responsibility for local roads to the county. A continuing issue we address is the ability of the county to maintain its existing authority for decisions regarding land use and development. Our priorities include two issues affecting school funding. The first addresses the Local Composite Index, which affects education cost sharing between the state and county. One of the LCI calculation components is the total value of real estate in the county. Counties that have higher values must share more of the costs. However, because much of the Orange County’s agricultural and forested land is under Land Use Taxation, the tax revenue is substantially reduced and therefore the LCI does not accurately reflect the county’s ability to fund education. We support legislation to adjust LCI calculation to reflect this. The second school funding issue addresses the cost of competing for highly qualified teachers. Surrounding counties receive an adjustment for higher costs, but Orange County does not. We are recommending that we receive the same adjustment. Virginia has an Invasive Species Management Plan that needs better funding. At my request, we made support for adequate funding of this plan one of our priorities for consideration by our legislators. If you look at a map of Orange County, you will see a straight line separating Orange County from Spotsylvania County. The precise location of that line has not been determined. Even the end points are not precise. A number of years ago, the Supervisors considered conducting a survey to determine its precise location. However the expense was considered prohibitive. The line crosses a number of parcels that would appear to be in two separate counties. For many years, the Commissioners of Revenue of the two counties have had an agreement on which parcels would be taxed by each county. This makes the boundary as seen for taxation purposes as a jagged line that follows parcel boundaries. This situation has been satisfactory, but now that some land use issues such zoning or parcel division have arisen, it is time to more precisely determine a boundary. There is current legislation that allows the use of the Geographic Information System for boundary determination and as a legislative priority both counties have requested that we be allowed to use the GIS legislation. A bill to permit that is progressing through the legislative process. Once that bill becomes law, the counties will have to agree on a new, but jagged, boundary. If you have questions about county government or want to let me know your feelings on specific issues, you can contact me at leeframe@ orangecountyva.gov.
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Class A Licensed/Insured! I will beat anyone’s written price and donate to a home in India that rescues the smallest victims of sex trafficking. See all our classifieds. AskLukeZello.com, Often Imitated Never Duplicated. 540-406-3589. ASPHALT PAVING, Sealing, Repair - Ask Luke Zello, 540406-3589. BASEMENT BUILDOUT, Call Mark 540-845-1816. BATHROOM/KITCHEN Remodel, Call Mark 540-845-1816. BRICK/STONE Masonry - Patios, walkways, porches, retaining walls. Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. BULKHEADS and DOCKS, Boat slips, Ground level decks, Walkways, Steps and Beaches. Since 1993 we have provided quality, affordable services to our neighbors at LOW. Licensed and Insured, including Workman Compensation for all employees. You won’t hire us and then have us hire someone else. LOWA has contracted our services for the past 15-plus years. Our bulkhead replacement can be measured in miles, not feet. We build many beautiful docks each year. We do not use large equipment in our work. See some of our work at both LOW Marinas, the small lake boat ramp, and the new LOW Kayak Dock. We recently installed over 1000 ft., of new bulkhead work at Meadow Farms Golf Course. Let us show you why we stay so busy. Free estimates, second opinions, and proof of Insurance are gladly provided. Call D&B Services, Inc., 540-972-7361. BULKHEADS, DOCKS, and Decks. Our price, materials, and quality is unmatched. Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589.
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C&C DESIGNS - Custom Home Enhancements. Remodeling/additions, kitchens/ bathrooms, custom concrete showers/countertops, and custom kitchen islands. New concrete and decorative concrete restoration and resurfacing. Decks, retaining walls, and tranquility gardens. Landscaping and leaf removal. Indoor/outdoor ponds, fountains, waterfalls. Interior and exterior painting and deck staining. Custom Pet Homes and Play areas. Call Curtis 540-903-8219. If You Can Imagine It, I can Make it a Reality. CARPENTRY, FRAMING or Custom Build-ins. Call Mark 540845-1816. CARPET STEAM Cleaning – Garland Ray, Vietnam Veteran. Powerful truck-mounted equipment. Cleaning in Lake for over 20 years. 540-832-7602. CERAMIC TILING For Bathrooms, floors, foyers, countertops. Call 898-7773 for a free estimate. Ask for Bob Yak. References available upon request. CHIMNEY REPAIR - Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. CLEANING - Move-in, Moveout or regular cleanings. Call Barbara 540-423-9304. COMPUTER REPAIR (Tech Sense) - Inclusive technology support: virus removal, data recovery, smartphone and tablet, networking, backups and more. 540-656-7571. www.TechSense. tk. Email: Support@TechSense.tk. CONCRETE MASONRY Driveways, Patios, Walkways, Hardscaping - Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. CONTRACTOR - HIRE a Professional without all the material and subcontractor markups. Credit cards accepted 3% fee. Call Mark 540-845-1816. CRAWLSPACE WATER Issues? Ask Luke Zello, 540406-3589. CULVERT REPLACEMENT Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. CUSTOM HOUSE Painting. Inside and out. Bob Yak & Sons, 540-898-7773. Free estimates. DAVE THE MOVER LLC. 20 years’ experience. Local and distant. 540-229-9999. DECK STAINING - Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. DECK STAINING/Painting/ Sealing. Call Mark 540-8451816. DRAINAGE ISSUES? Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. DRIVEWAY PAVING, Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589.
DRYWALL - NEW Drywall or Repair Work. Call Mark 540-8451816. ELECTRICAL - REPAIRS & Replacement, C&D Services, 540-295-3344. ELECTRICAL ISSUES, Call Mark 540-845-1816. ELECTRICAL ISSUES? Ask Luke Zello, Often Imitated Never Duplicated, 540-406-3589. EXCAVATIONS - for WATER Lines, Sewage Lines, Basements, Foundations. Large or small; 12” W, 25” W, or larger. Call Carlos for free estimate, 540-656-6005. FACIA/SOFFIT Rot, Call Mark 540-845-1816. FALL HOME Preparations, Leaf removal and Gutter cleanout. Paul the Service Guy, LLC, 540-845-6389. Handyman Repairs and Services. Yard work, Leaf removal, Brush and Tree removal, Power washing, Electrical repair, Plumbing repair, Gutter Cleaning, garbage disposal repair, junk removal and many other abilities. Insured. Evening and weekend appointments available, call for a free estimate. FALL/WINTER SERVICES: Seasoned Firewood, Leaf Removal, Tree Removal, Fertilization, and Much More. Free estimates, Stanley Lawn Care, 540-308-8072. FENCES – PET STOP Underground Fences. The best fence you’ll never see! Free estimates. Www. virginiadogfences.com. 866-5649434. FIREWOOD PROFESSIONAL Tree Surgeon, 540-729-3128. FIREWOOD. ALL seasoned hardwoods; split and ready to burn. Stanley Lawn Care, 540308-8072. FLOORING - HARDWOOD/ Tile/Laminates. Call Mark 540845-1816. FOUNDATION REPAIR - Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. FURNITURE REPAIR & RESTORATION. 20 years’ experience LOW Resident, Chris Capone 540-388-3407 or 703915-1537 GUTTER CLEANING/Guard Installation - Ask Luke Zello, Often Imitated Never Duplicated, 540-406-3589. HANDYMAN PLUS - 30 year LOW resident and Licensed Contractor. 2-stage pressure washing, Quality painting and staining, Decks and repairs,
Screen porches and sunrooms, storage sheds, siding repairs, Doors and locks, gutter guards and cleaning, lighting and plumbing fixtures, dishwashers and water heaters, drywall repairs, and more! Call Erich, 972-2664. HANDYMAN SERVICES - C & D Handyman Services. Done Right for the Right Price. Home repairs/remodeling, plumbing and electrical. Any job big or small. Ronnie Chandler, 540-295-3344. HOME REPAIRS, Call Mark 540-845-1816. INSULATION - GARAGE/ Basements/Attic/Crawl Space. Call Mark 540-845-1816. JUNK HAULING - Ask Luke Zello, Often Imitated Never Duplicated, 540-406-3589. JUNK REMOVAL Fast, Call Johnny B. Quick 540-903-5369. KENNY SKEENS Home Repairs. 35 years’ experience. LOW Homeowner. 540-9724326. LAKESCAPES OF VIRGINIA, LLC - Lawns & Gardens. Design, installation, maintenance. Residential, commercial. Call Carlos Ortiz, 540-656-6005 or email: lakescapes.llc@gmail. com. LANDSCAPING HARDSCAPING, Retaining Walls, Patios, Walkways. Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. LAWN MOWING - Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. LEAF REMOVAL, 101HP Diesel ODB Municipal 16” Leaf Vacuum. Ask Luke Zello, Often Imitated Never Duplicated,540-406-3589. LEAF REMOVAL, Call Johnny B. Quick at 540-903-5473, and talk to Logan, Leaf Removal Specialist. LEAF REMOVAL/Yard Cleanup. Call Mark 540-845-1816. LOT CLEAN-UP. Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. M.A.N.’s DRYWALL, LLC. Drywall and remodeling company. When you see the name Mark throughout these ads it is tied to my company. All work guaranteed for at least 1-year. Insured for your peace of mind. Don’t fall for contractors that mark-up materials and subcontractors. I am personally on every job working beside my guys. Show me a proposal by a licensed and insured contractor and I will beat their estimate. L.O.W. resident for 11 years. Free estimates. Credit cards accepted with 3% fee. Call Mark 540-845-1816.
doctor visits, errands, meal preparation, light housekeeping. Tina Townsend h-540-972-3064, c-540-842-7026, Nan2Noah1@ aol.com. TREE REMOVAL, Any size, anywhere. Fully insured. Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. TREE SERVICE Professional Tree Surgeon, 540729-3128. WATER MAIN Leak Repair/ Replacement, Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. WINDOW & DOOR Replacements by Bob Yak & Sons, 898-7773.
For Sale 20’ SYLVAN PONTOON Boat, office chair, heart shaped bed frame, Longaberger baskets, Hoosier cabinet, Sears riding mower. 540-972-3335. GOLF CART/Utility “Trailer” New wheels/tires. $300 obo. Bocook 972-9023. Wi-Fi available at the Holcomb Building, Woods Center, Clubhouse, Fitness Center and Community Center.
Employment OPPORTUNITY for vacation rental maintenance. Responsibilities include property inventory, cleaning, linens, trash. Individuals or companies contact Su at lakespot201@gmail.com.
Wanted RESPECTFUL & KIND people looking to rent a dock (at reasonable rate) for a 20ft pontoon boat for the season. Call Jane 703-915-3247.
Misc. NURSE AIDE COURSE. $895 includes tuition, books, PPD, background check. Next Start Date: February 26, 2018. Info: 703-402-2509. Deadline for submissions to the February 23 issue of Lake Currents is Monday, February 12. Deadline for submissions to the March 9 issue of Lake Currents is Monday, February 26.
LOWA Employment Fareways. Part Time Line Cook position available to flexible hours. Part time positions now open for Line Cooks at the Golf Course Sports Bar and Dining facility. Required to accurately and efficiently cook hot food products as well as prepare and portion food prior to cooking. A minimum of one year experience is preferred along with good communication skills, ability to work flexible hours and a team spirit. Fareways. Part Time Servers are needed to assist with operations at this facility. If you are personable and can work flexible hours in a pleasant environment—please apply! We need applicants with good communication skills and basic knowledge of dining room and service procedures. Excellent Customer Service Skills required. Some experience preferred. Maintenance – Buildings Full Time Maintenance Technician. Seeking applicants to perform general maintenance and repair of LOW building systems to include water, sewer, electrical, carpentry, heating, cooling and ventilation. Must be able to work in all weather, move/lift up to 80 lbs. At least 2 years facilities maintenance trade preferred or trade or technical school diploma or certification. Golf Operations – Apply now for Spring Golf Season! Part Time Bag and Cart Attendant positions available. Successful candidates for golf cart attendant positions must provide excellent customer service to LOWA golfers. Positive, energetic, outgoing personality required. Salesmanship and conversational golf knowledge a plus. Must be able to work weekends. All Pay Market Competitive. Submit applications and resumes to HR@LOWA.org or fax to 540-972-2243. All positions must be able to pass a criminal background check and have a valid VA driver’s license. More information regarding these positions is available in the Human Resources Department. EOE.
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REMODEL - YOU have an idea? We’ll make it a reality. Kitchens, Bathrooms, and Basements. Call Mark 540-8451816. REPAIRS & ROOFING. Install new, skylights. Clean stains. Seamless gutters. 540972-9444. ROOF CLEANING. Shingles need to be cleaned? Mold and mildew streaks? Give us a call! Noble Exteriors Inc., 540-9722570. ROOF LEAKING - Give us a call for a free estimate. Leaky roof or new, we’ve got you covered. Call Mark 540-8451816. ROOFING and REPAIRS No leak guarantee! Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. ROOFING, SIDING, and Gutters. New Insulation, cleaning, and repairs. Over 30 years’ experience. Family owned and LOW owner. Call today, Noble Exteriors Inc., 540-9722570. SERVICE UNLIMITED. Affordable plumbing, home repairs and service. Licensed and insured. Yearly Plumbing Program. LOW homeowner. 540-287-3984. 24 hours for emergency. SMALL HAUL. For that haul that nobody wants to pick up. 540-735-7977. SNAPPER JACK Yard Care, LLC, - Complete yard care, mulch, power washing, grass trimming and pruning. LOW homeowner. 540-907-5800 or talkingbird@comcast.net. Fully insured and Free estimates. SNOW REMOVAL Driveway, sidewalks, and salting. Call for all your snow removal needs. Noble Exteriors Inc., 540972-2570. SNOW REMOVAL, Call Mark 540-845-1816. TOWNSEND HOME HEALTH and Hospice Care. Where Professionalism with Compassion come first. Excellent references with 25 years’ experience in LOW. We provide services for you or your loved one in the comfort and safety of your home. A staff of medical professionals to provide care a few hours a day, a week, or 24 hours in the following areas: Alzheimer’s, dementia, personal, health, medication management, hospice, palliative, respite, pre-op, post-op & recovery,
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MOVING - DAVE THE MOVER LLC. 20 years’ experience. Local and distant. 540-229-9999. MOVING LOCALLY? Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. MOVING SERVICE. Call Johnny B. Quick, 540-903-5369. MULCHING (DELIVERY/ SPREADING). Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. MULCHING 4 The BEST Price, Ask Logan at Johnny B. Quick, 540-903-5473. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT Repair and Restoration. 30 years’ experience. LOW Resident. Call Chris 540-3884307 or 703-915-1537 NOTARY SERVICES – LOW. On-site, will travel. Sherri Lahay Lasover, 540-412-9854 or 202288-8564. ONDERDONK PLUMBING and Heating, LLC. Master plumber and gas fitter with 18 years’ experience. Specializing in new construction, remodeling, water systems, wells and general service. No job too small or large. Call or text at 540-729-7949. PAINTING - INTERIOR and Exterior. Never sprayed, always rolled to give you better coverage and a better finish. Call Mark 540-845-1816. PAINTING - INTERIOR/ Exterior and Home Improvements. Over 30 years in business. 703-966-2744 (Culpeper). PAINTING- PIONEER Painting: 30 years in business, licensed and insured, A+ rating on Angie’s List. Call 540-2208439 for free estimate. PAINTING/STAINING, Interior/Exterior. Drywall Repairs. Ask Luke Zello, Often Imitated Never Duplicated, 540-406-3589. PATIOS, WALKWAYS, Retaining Walls - Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. PLUMBING - REPAIRS & Replacement, 24/7 Emergency Services, C&D Services, 540295-3344. PLUMBING PROBLEMS? Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589. POWER WASHING- Go from green to clean. Do you have mold on your siding, rotten wood, that’s a HOA violation. Call 540-642-2349 for estimates. Licensed/Insured. PRESSURE WASHING. Ask Luke Zello, 540-406-3589.
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