The WACC office is closed until further notice due to the Dixie Fire.
PlumasCounty.US has links to fire, shelter,s etc. updates
CalFire Butte County offers the live update at 7pm and at 7am
There will be a WACC Board meeting on Tuesday, at 10am viz Zoom. The original agenda is under admin. tab.
The Zoom information is:
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Meeting ID: 827 5563 9596
Passcode: 372768
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Your help is needed!
Below is a short description copied from Project2105.org. Go directly to their web-site for more information. The lakealmanorarea.com website also has information available. The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to the proposed 250cfs cold water release from Lake Almanor this summer. Your letters of concern may be addressed to
Plumas County Board of Supervisors
Court House, Third Floor
520 Main Street
Quincy, CA 95971
and also to
Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
888 First Street N.E. Room 1A
Washington, D.C. 20428
Project 2105 is a federally regulated and licensed hydro-electric project located in Northern California in Plumas County owned and operated by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) under the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) license number 2105. A significant feature of the project is Lake Almanor.
In October, 2004 PG&E’s FERC license for Project 2015 expired and since then PG&E has actively worked to obtain a new license. Because the project significantly impacts Plumas County residents and visitors, local residents and property owners formed the 2105 Working Group (previously called the 2105 Committee) to actively work to ensure that the new FERC license contains provisions that recognize the importance of the project, and in particular the lake, to Plumas County.
The 2105 Working Group has developed goals that if incorporated in the new FERC license will:
PlumasCounty.US has links to fire, shelter,s etc. updates
CalFire Butte County offers the live update at 7pm and at 7am
There will be a WACC Board meeting on Tuesday, at 10am viz Zoom. The original agenda is under admin. tab.
The Zoom information is:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82755639596?pwd=bHRqR0VNZGxDbTlvU0E5L3FkOHd0UT09
Meeting ID: 827 5563 9596
Passcode: 372768
One tap mobile
+13462487799,,82755639596# US (Houston)
+17207072699,,82755639596# US (Denver)
Dial by your location
+1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)
+1 720 707 2699 US (Denver)
Your help is needed!
Below is a short description copied from Project2105.org. Go directly to their web-site for more information. The lakealmanorarea.com website also has information available. The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed to the proposed 250cfs cold water release from Lake Almanor this summer. Your letters of concern may be addressed to
Plumas County Board of Supervisors
Court House, Third Floor
520 Main Street
Quincy, CA 95971
and also to
Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
888 First Street N.E. Room 1A
Washington, D.C. 20428
Project 2105 is a federally regulated and licensed hydro-electric project located in Northern California in Plumas County owned and operated by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) under the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) license number 2105. A significant feature of the project is Lake Almanor.
In October, 2004 PG&E’s FERC license for Project 2015 expired and since then PG&E has actively worked to obtain a new license. Because the project significantly impacts Plumas County residents and visitors, local residents and property owners formed the 2105 Working Group (previously called the 2105 Committee) to actively work to ensure that the new FERC license contains provisions that recognize the importance of the project, and in particular the lake, to Plumas County.
The 2105 Working Group has developed goals that if incorporated in the new FERC license will:
- ensure a reasonable summer time water level for Lake Almanor
- require monitoring of the lake to maintain water quality
- provide increased public access to the lake
- require PG&E to invest in recreation facilities, some of which will be constructed prior to the issuance of the new FERC license
- mitigate the ongoing erosion of the Lake Almanor shoreline
- provide for a safety policy for those who use the lake for recreation
- (copied from Project2105.org)
Voting Results from July 3rd election
Board Candidates
Larry Gibbs- 235 votes, Robert McQuery- 95 votes, Frank Neth- 217 votes
Annual Minutes from July 3, 2020 - Approved
IRS Ruling 70-604 - Approved
(IRS Ruling 70-604 - Applying any excess membership income over membership expenses for the current fiscal year against the subsequent year member assessments)
WACC Board Meeting
changed to Tuesday, July the 27th
10am
Clubhouse
Executive session will still take place at the office at 10am on Thursday, July 22nd at the office.
The ProShop and Golf Course
are open for business!
Schedule a tee time today!
259-4555
Exciting News!!!
Almanor Argentine BBQ
(formally Almanor West Grill)
is open for lunch!
Dinners on Friday's and Saturday's coming soon!
The Menu is under the restaurant tab!!
Welcome Aboard Boshion Crandall and Ryan Lee!
Almanor Argentine BBQ
(formally Almanor West Grill)
is open for lunch!
Dinners on Friday's and Saturday's coming soon!
The Menu is under the restaurant tab!!
Welcome Aboard Boshion Crandall and Ryan Lee!
There are new changes and forms for Tenant Rental Registrations and for any Architectural changes. The new forms are available under forms and publications.
Check us out on Google Business, Facebook and Instagram!
Show us how you have fun at Lake Almanor West!
Please tag your photos with #lakealmanorwestgolfcourse
Show us how you have fun at Lake Almanor West!
Please tag your photos with #lakealmanorwestgolfcourse
WACC's Firewise Certification has been approved this year!
Thank you to all who keep their properties maintained!
Community Firewise web page can be found at
www.lakealmanorwestfirewise.org
Their website is full of wonderful information.
WACC Office Hours are
Monday - Thursday
9:00AM to 2:00PM
177 LAW Dr.
530-259-4646
wacc@citlink.net
Please 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. Those without a pass will have their
vehicle towed. Please contact the office if you need a pass.
QUIET TIME WITHIN THE ASSOCIATION IS FROM
9:30PM TO 7:00AM
Please be respectful of your neighbors!
Common Area Use Pass in your windshield
while in common areas!
The sticker needs to be stuck to your windshield
and be visible. Those without a pass will have their
vehicle towed. Please contact the office if you need a pass.
QUIET TIME WITHIN THE ASSOCIATION IS FROM
9:30PM TO 7:00AM
Please be respectful of your neighbors!
PROPANE PRICES The propane prices have their own tab now. Click on "more" in the top tab and you will find the pricing.
WAMWCO
contact information Singleton Auman CPA 328 Main Chester, CA 96020 Mailing Address for water company is P. O. Box 1640 Chester, CA 96020 258-2272 wamwco@yahoo.com Water Co. Manager Chris Durkin 258-7790 
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Your WACC Board members are
Pres - Phil Springfield Vice-Pres - Frank Neth Dir. @ Lrg - Larry Gibbs Treasurer - Kathy Hass Secretary - Kris Mehan 
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