WACC Executive Session and Regular Board Meeting
Tuesday, December 11th
12:00PM at the Clubhouse
Executive Session first - Agenda - Legal, delinquents, personnel, and contracts
Regular meeting to start immediately following Executive Session at approx. 12:30PM
Agenda for regular meeting - Announcements, 2019 Grill operations and Members Forum
All are welcome to attend the regular meeting
Firewise Certification requirements and timesheet are listed below.
Tuesday, December 11th
12:00PM at the Clubhouse
Executive Session first - Agenda - Legal, delinquents, personnel, and contracts
Regular meeting to start immediately following Executive Session at approx. 12:30PM
Agenda for regular meeting - Announcements, 2019 Grill operations and Members Forum
All are welcome to attend the regular meeting
Firewise Certification requirements and timesheet are listed below.
| firewise_property_owners_time_sheet__1_.docx |
There has been a significant change in the way that the national Firewise organization accounts for community “investment” in fire prevention. In the past, each Firewise community was required to show a $2 per capita annual investment; basically a value based on community census population.
However, starting in 2018, the annual fire safety investment approach has been changed to a new formula. We are now required to show the equivalent of one volunteer hour investment or the financial equivalent ($24) for each dwelling unit in the community. (Our 2010 census count is 475 dwelling units.)
Our Firewise Coordinator has just learned of this change, and we need to submit our renewal form very soon, so there is a certain amount of time pressure to try to collect residential parcel cleanup information as quickly as possible. Your prompt help is definitely needed!
It will help the community maintain its Firewise certification if you would do the following for calendar 2019 to date:
-Estimate the amount of time (hours) that you or family members spent doing cleanup chores on your parcel (e.g., cutting, trimming, raking, burning, hauling debris).
-Identify any costs that were associated with this activity (e.g., debris disposal fees, rented equipment, contracted services).
-Send your figures in an e-mail (sample below) to our local Firewise Coordinator, Kim Cain Mullikin: kimcain@surewest.net
We have enough logged hours and expenses for 2018 (thank you so much!) but please keep track of time spent for 2019 certification.
Community Firewise web page can be found at
www.lakealmanorwestfirewise.org
WACC Office Hours are
Monday - Tuesday
9:00AM to 2:00PM
177 LAW Dr.
530-259-4646
wacc@citlink.net
West Almanor Fire Department is Recruiting
West Almanor Fire Department is recruiting new volunteers. Our emergency response team is mostly composed of neighborhood volunteers, and we need to add new members as older ones retire. If you (or a resident you know) have an interest in serving the community in this important role, please contact Fire Chief Randy Fluke at the fire station at
947 Long Iron Drive (259-5112) for more information.
Volunteering does a body good!!
However, starting in 2018, the annual fire safety investment approach has been changed to a new formula. We are now required to show the equivalent of one volunteer hour investment or the financial equivalent ($24) for each dwelling unit in the community. (Our 2010 census count is 475 dwelling units.)
Our Firewise Coordinator has just learned of this change, and we need to submit our renewal form very soon, so there is a certain amount of time pressure to try to collect residential parcel cleanup information as quickly as possible. Your prompt help is definitely needed!
It will help the community maintain its Firewise certification if you would do the following for calendar 2019 to date:
-Estimate the amount of time (hours) that you or family members spent doing cleanup chores on your parcel (e.g., cutting, trimming, raking, burning, hauling debris).
-Identify any costs that were associated with this activity (e.g., debris disposal fees, rented equipment, contracted services).
-Send your figures in an e-mail (sample below) to our local Firewise Coordinator, Kim Cain Mullikin: kimcain@surewest.net
We have enough logged hours and expenses for 2018 (thank you so much!) but please keep track of time spent for 2019 certification.
Community Firewise web page can be found at
www.lakealmanorwestfirewise.org
WACC Office Hours are
Monday - Tuesday
9:00AM to 2:00PM
177 LAW Dr.
530-259-4646
wacc@citlink.net
West Almanor Fire Department is Recruiting
West Almanor Fire Department is recruiting new volunteers. Our emergency response team is mostly composed of neighborhood volunteers, and we need to add new members as older ones retire. If you (or a resident you know) have an interest in serving the community in this important role, please contact Fire Chief Randy Fluke at the fire station at
947 Long Iron Drive (259-5112) for more information.
Volunteering does a body good!!
Check under the "more" category for more Auxiliary information!!
NEEDLES & PINES
NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 2018
TUESDAY MORNINGS 10:00-12:00
NOVEMBER:
NOV. 06 Linda White____________259-3718_______________
______________________________924 Long Iron Dr._________
NOV. 13 WACC MEETING CLUBHOUSE 10AM
NOV.20 THANKSGIVING THURSDAY 22ND SO NO MEETING THIS WEEK
NOV. 27 Julie Gibbs______________259-4927________________
_______________________________310 LAW Dr._____________
DECEMBER:
DEC. 04 Carol Bornhorst___________259-5638_______________
_______________________________922 Long Iron Dr._________
DEC. 11 Fran Wilkins ____________259-2459________________
_______________________________304 LAW Dr._____________
DEC. 18 Cyndy Horn____________258-3490________________
______________________________345 Maidu Dr.____________
DEC. 25 CHRISTMAS—NO MEETING
EVERYONE, INCLUDING HOUSE GUESTS, IS INVITED TO ATTEND. Bring along something to sew, cross stitch, knit, or just come to socialize. If you would like to host Needles & Pins in JANUARY OR FEBRUARY, please call Cyndy Horn at 258-3490. See you soon.
NEEDLES & PINES
NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 2018
TUESDAY MORNINGS 10:00-12:00
NOVEMBER:
NOV. 06 Linda White____________259-3718_______________
______________________________924 Long Iron Dr._________
NOV. 13 WACC MEETING CLUBHOUSE 10AM
NOV.20 THANKSGIVING THURSDAY 22ND SO NO MEETING THIS WEEK
NOV. 27 Julie Gibbs______________259-4927________________
_______________________________310 LAW Dr._____________
DECEMBER:
DEC. 04 Carol Bornhorst___________259-5638_______________
_______________________________922 Long Iron Dr._________
DEC. 11 Fran Wilkins ____________259-2459________________
_______________________________304 LAW Dr._____________
DEC. 18 Cyndy Horn____________258-3490________________
______________________________345 Maidu Dr.____________
DEC. 25 CHRISTMAS—NO MEETING
EVERYONE, INCLUDING HOUSE GUESTS, IS INVITED TO ATTEND. Bring along something to sew, cross stitch, knit, or just come to socialize. If you would like to host Needles & Pins in JANUARY OR FEBRUARY, please call Cyndy Horn at 258-3490. See you soon.
GARBAGE CANS
Trash pickup is on Mondays. Please be considerate to CalTans and your neighbors and only have your garbage can curbside from Sunday evening to Tuesday morning. Thank you for being respectful to your neighbors. :)
Don't forget to display your
Common Area Use Pass in your windshield
while in common areas!
The sticker needs to be stuck to your windshield
and be visible in either corner of
your front vehicle windshield.
Trash pickup is on Mondays. Please be considerate to CalTans and your neighbors and only have your garbage can curbside from Sunday evening to Tuesday morning. Thank you for being respectful to your neighbors. :)
Don't forget to display your
Common Area Use Pass in your windshield
while in common areas!
The sticker needs to be stuck to your windshield
and be visible in either corner of
your front vehicle windshield.
WEST ALMANOR COMMUNITY CLUB CO-OP PROPANE CONTRACT
The West Almanor Community Club Board of Directors has selected Ferrell Gas to be the provider for the propane co-op for the next five (5) years.
Membership in the co-op is voluntary. Below is a link with the specifics.
The West Almanor Community Club Board of Directors has selected Ferrell Gas to be the provider for the propane co-op for the next five (5) years.
Membership in the co-op is voluntary. Below is a link with the specifics.
| ferrell_gas_specifics.pdf |
WACC is under contract with
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LAKE ALMANOR IS ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL!!
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WACC Executive Session and Regular Board Meeting
Tuesday, December 11th 12:00PM at the Clubhouse Executive Session first - Agenda - Legal, delinquents, personnel, and contracts Regular meeting to start immediately following Executive Session at approx. 12:30PM Agenda for regular meeting - Announcements, 2019 Grill operations and Members Forum All are welcome to attend the regular meeting Your WACC Board members are Phil Springfield Frank Neth Jim Regimbal Kim Mullikin Kathy Hass 
WAMWCO
contact information Singleton Auman CPA % Lynette Hansen 328 Main Chester, CA 96020 Mailing Address of water company P. O. Box 1640 Chester, CA 96020 258-2272 wamwco@yahoo.com Water Co. Manager Chris Durkin 258-7790 | ||
Lake Almanor West is a 615 acre community located on the west shore of scenic Lake Almanor, adjacent to California State Highway 89 a few miles southwest of the town of Chester. In addition to the approximately 700 residential lots, the development includes a 9 hole golf course and restaurant, four tennis courts, a beach/recreation area and a boat ramp.
The golf course and restaurant are open to the public, but all of the other facilities are private and reserved for property owner usage. The development began in 1974 and continues to grow as a quiet community with its own water and fire protection services.
The golf course and restaurant are open to the public, but all of the other facilities are private and reserved for property owner usage. The development began in 1974 and continues to grow as a quiet community with its own water and fire protection services.