Modified per 4/10 KGCA dry-run ... Annual Meeting May 14

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Kahler Glen Community Association

• Annual Meeting
• May 14, 2011

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Agenda

• Welcome call meeting to order
• Special recognitions
• Introduce 2010/2011 KGCA Board member and
  committee reports
• Review/vote on the budget for 2011/2012
• Presidents Report
• Vote on new Board members for 2011/2012
• Vote on Proposed Bylaw changes
• Resort report
• Adjourn

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Call meeting to order

• Call meeting to order--Do we have a quorum ?
• Welcome to all of the new Kahler Glen owners!
• How many new owners are present?
• Please introduce yourself!
• Welcome to our beautiful mountain community!
• Approve 2010 minutes

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KGCA 2010/ 2011 Board Members

• Rex Lund President (Home owner)
• Dave Reynolds Treasurer (Home owner)
• Darren Stober VP (Home Owner)
• (Lynn Withrow) VP/Secretary (Condo owner)
• Rob Casad Communications Committee (Home owner)
• John Summers Septic Committee (Condo owner)
• Steve Johannesen Roads (Condo Owner)
• John Killian Architectural Committee (Home
  owner)
• Pete Petesch Secretary/Water Committee (Home
  owner)
• Resort Representatives
• John Bennett Resort Rep (Condo owner)

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KGCA Board Code of Conduct

• As Board members we will
• Attend all board meetings--in person if possible.
  
• Participate openly and activity in issue
  resolution.
• Use all forms of communication to resolve issues.
• Treat all Kahler Glen residents with respect,
  dignity, appreciation, fairness and trust.
• Have open and honest communications between
  ourselves and among the community in all
  activities.
• Build good will and better friendships in the
  community.
• Above all be proactive in identifying and working
  KGCA issues for the good of the community and not
  for personal or individual agendas or causes.
• Be a single voice to the community.
• Pledge our assistance and commitment to each
  other as board members.

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KGCA Special Recognition

• Thank You to all who served KGCA Board in
  2010/2011
• Thank You to Esther Christian our bookkeeper.
• Thank You to the KGR, Resort employees
• Thank You to the Vision Committee

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Kahler Glen Community Association
Architecture Report(John Killian)
ArchCom Committee John K, Bev, John G,
Marion THANK YOU for your service!
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HOME AND LANDSCAPING PLANS  There were no home
plans submitted last year nor do we have any
submitted for the current year.  There were some
small landscaping projects accomplished last
year.  Owners are reminded to contact Bev Carlson
if they are planning to build a home and they
will be mailed a building packet for the builder
and home owner specifying what steps need to be
taken before starting.   DEAD TREES  A dead tree
survey was done in September 2010 which
identified over 30 trees that need to be
removed.   Bruce was able to remove the most
serious ones that could have caused damage
to people or property.  Owners of lots were
notified to remove any dead trees on undeveloped
lots, especially where adjoining properties could
be impacted.  
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EXTERIOR LIGHTING  Outside lighting needs to be
at a minimum to preserve the ability for people
to enjoy the night sky.  Consider lower wattage,
motion and/or light sensors, turning them off
unless needed for safety entering and exiting
your property,  and leaving them off when you are
not in residence   NOXIOUS WEEDS  Undeveloped
lot owners are responsible to control noxious
weeds on their property.  Landscaped lots also
may need some control as seeds from other areas
often like to improve their environment.   
Contact Bruce if you need your lot "mowed" before
it gets out of control and goes to seed.   Please
contact the Architecture Committee if you have
questions.
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Kahler Glen Community Association
Communications Report(Robert Casad)
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KGCA Communications

• Up-to-date, two-way communication,
• On-going Communication
• Quarterly updates via email
• Community website www.kahlerglencommunity.com
• Board minutes posted online
• Community roster distributed annually
• Community Communications
• Verify your contact information
• We want your feedback board_at_kahlerglencommunity.c
  om
• Welcome to new Home and Condo owners!

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Kahler Glen Community Association
Roads, Trash Special Project Report(Steve
Johannesen)
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Roads, Trash

• Roads
• Budget for summer 2011 road repair/maintenance
  work will be approximately the same as the last
  two years (45,000 pre tax).
• Preliminary survey of repair/maintenance work
  needed has been completed. Based on bids to be
  received in June, vendor will be selected by the
  new Board and Bruce Week will oversee work
  scheduling coordination.
• Private driveway repair/resurfacing work may be
  coordinated with the road work by contacting
  Bruce. Or, homeowners may separately contact
  their own vendor. One that has been used in the
  past
• Black Rock Asphalt Concrete Coatings
• 211 Loan Street, Wenatchee, WA 98801
• Contact Brian Snyder 509.665.9769
• Waste Management service (trash)
• An additional bin has been installed at the
  restaurant site during the season that the
  restaurant is open.
• Remember break down all boxes no furniture,
  appliances, brush.

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Snow Removal Winter Support Services

• Last years Feasibility Study of outside vendors
  was extended this Spring to solicit cost
  proposals (bids).
• Two were received and were compared to Resort
  cost information provided during The Boards
  service contract negotiation.
• The comparison was inconclusive
• Resort does not have detailed labor cost
  tracking records sufficient to provide a breakout
  of snow removal versus other winter support
  services.
• Resort committed to tracking labor other costs
  in more detail next year.
• Board conclusion
• One or both of the outside vendors appear able to
  provide services if needed
• Without definite evidence of a clear benefit to
  KGCA to use outside vendor, there is continuity
  community financial benefit to contracting with
  the Resort for the 2011-2012 year
• Review of this service area should be continued
  by next years Board

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Kahler Glen Community Association
Water Report(Pete Petesch)
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Kahler Glen Community Association

• Water monitoring and reporting is a critical
  governance obligation
• Cary Eller manages monthly annual reporting to
  Department of Health
• Monthly monitoring for different levels of
  chemicals coli form
• Annual comprehensive tests for 90 chemicals
  quality measures
• 2010 Permit lists Kahler Glen as having a Green
  Permit which is the best operating permit
  available

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Kahler Glen Community Association Water Report

• Three State Agencies involved in regulatory
  control of water resources
• Dept of Ecology
• http//www.ecy.wa.gov/pubs/961804swr.pdf
• FAQs about Water Rights in Washington
• Dept of Health
• http//www.doh.wa.gov/ehp/dw/mwl-legal.htm
• Legal Challenges to Municipal Water Law
• Dept. of Ecology
• http//www.ecy.wa.gov/pubs/971804wr.pdf
• Focus on Assessing Your Water Right
• http//www.ecy.wa.gov/pubs/0411010.pdf
• Important Information about Your Water Right
  Permit
• Future challenges and planning metering
  requirements

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Current status KG Resort domestic water

• All domestic water is supplied by one well
• Resort also owns surface ground water rights
  for backup systems irrigation
• Three agencies regulate water - (Rick Finnigan,
  UTC Attorney)
• UTC (Utilities Transportation Comm)-regulates
  the economics
• DOH (Dept of Health)- regulates quality and
  safety
• DOE (Dept. of Ecol.) - regulates water rights,
  environmental issues.
• Systems supplying 100 customers are
  jurisdictional under UTC
• Resort currently supplies water to one customer,
  KGCA
• Your water quality is incredible it is really,
  really good
• Cary Eller, Water Quality Program Coordinator,
  Chelan County

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What has changed?

• Washington Municipal Water Law
• Passed in 2003
• Challenged but unanimously upheld by State
  Supreme Court (10/28/10)
• Regulations and guidelines are changing as a
  result of new law
• Additional metering required
• DOE requires source master meters to track
  losses (lt10)
• Meter required (to replace data logger) at
  wellhead - Eller
• Master meters will be required at delivery points
  by 2017 Eller
• Irrigation system is separate
• Overflow to separate irrigation system not
  considered a loss
• No backflow preventer required by design
• KG has not been placed under UTC Jurisdiction
  -Eller
• No record of issues, perfect system with green
  permit
• The Resort wholesales to one customer

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What the experts say

• KG should avoid falling under UTC jurisdiction
  as long as possible Eller
• KG may be exempt if continues to wholesale to
  KGCA - Finnigan
• Still need meters, but potentially fewer
• What if we do become jurisdictional under UTC?
  - Finnigan
• Plans must be prepared, submitted, and approved
• Rate case (to establish rates) must be
  presented to UTC
• Cost of rate case itself can be significant and
  is included in rate structure
• Separate accounting and billing systems required
• Lots of time and effort complying with consumer
  rules
• Other options (if we become jurisdictional)
• Sell system to manager such as WWS or PUD
• Sell to HOA
• Do not install meters yet Eller
• Kachess Community Association jurisdictional
  system example

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Kachess Community AssociationWater System Example
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Water Tower Monitoring
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Branch Metering Box
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Residential T Metering
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System Schematics Data
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T to Home Leak
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Frozen Pipe Leak
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Kahler Glen Community Association
Septic Report(John Summers)
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Septic Issues

• The 68 lots on the back nine (Phase 3) are served
  by eight original septic systems designated T
  thru Z plus system J and two new systems 196
  and 209. Twenty of the lots are not connected to
  septic at this time. Each system has an assigned
  number of lots, these vary from two to twelve per
  system. The 2 new gravity systems, 196 and 209
  are locate in the 14th fairway.
• Recent analysis indicates that the systems do not
  have the design capacity to accept all 20 lots.
• The twenty lots in this discussion are dispersed
  over all eight of the systems, and six lack
  capacity.
• Conversations with Lakeside Engineering indicates
  that there maybe the need for an additional 10
  systems to reach full service. Preliminary
  studies have been authorized this year to
  determine where within our community these fields
  could be located.
• It has been rumored that the shortfall in
  capacity is due to too many 3 bedroom homes
  approved when the design capacity was to average
  2.5 bedrooms per home. The Covenants clearly
  indicate that 3 bedroom homes are allowed on all
  lots. Even when the systems are calculated at 2.5
  bedrooms per lot, the systems do not have the
  capacity to service all 68 lots.
• It is estimated that each of the nine systems
  will cost approximately 10,000 per system plus
  design. This can be offset to some degree by
  charging a connection fee as done to date with
  homes at Kahler Glen. This number is 3,000 per
  lot. A 90,000 figure is suggested in future
  budgeting.
• Addressing this matter is urgent as to our
  knowledge there are no pending applications for
  permits for new homes at this time. The County
  may not accept further applications until the
  septic capacity is resolved.

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Septic Issues

• The following demonstrates how each system is
  impacted
• SYSTEM LOTS CAPACITY
• Total Built Open Current Max _at_ 2.5 bdrm Max _at_
  3 bdrm Design Delta
• J 8 5 3 15 20 24 27 3
• T 3 3 0 9 7.5 9 9
  0
• U 4 1 3 3 10 12 9
  -3
• V 8 4 4 12 20 24 18 -6
• W 12 11 1 33 30 36 27 -3
• X 10 9 1 27 25 30 27 -3
• Y 9 5 4 15 22.5 27 20 -7
• Z 10 7 3 21 30 30 27 -3
• 196 2 1 1
  3 6 6 0
• 209 2 2 0 6 6 6 0
• Total 68 48 20
• Notes System T had 5 lots in the original
  plan, 2 are now served by system 209.
• System X had 12 lots in the original plan, 2
  are now served by 196.
• System J has 3 open lots, but 1 is the Ostic
  sport court so future could be net 2 or 6
  bedrooms.
• System W is over capacity at this time, but
  will still require another 3 bedrooms.

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Kahler Glen Community Association
Secretarys Report(Peter Petesch)
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Secretary Report

• Minutes are available for all board meetings
  online, including date/time for the next meeting.
• Vote to Approve Minutes from 2010 annual meeting

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Kahler Glen Community Association
Treasurers Report(Dave Reynolds)
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Kahler Glen Community Association
Treasurers Report(Dave Reynolds)
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Kahler Glen Community Association Full Budget
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Kahler Glen Community Association Income
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Kahler Glen Community Association Expenses
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Kahler Glen Community Association Total Income
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Kahler Glen Community Association Bank Balances
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Agenda

• Welcome call meeting to order
• Approve May 2010 KGCA annual meeting minutes
• Special recognitions
• Introduce 2010/2011 KGCA Board member and
  committee reports
• Review/vote on the budget for 2011/2012
• Presidents Report
• Vote on new Board members for 2011/2012
• Resort report
• Public forum--community items and comments
• Adjourn

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• Vote
• 2011-12 KGCA Board Members
• Proposed Governing Documents Changes

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KGCA Presidents Statement regarding the election
of Directors
Several members of the community have voiced
objections to the procedures for todays election
under which some candidates are listed as running
for two-year positions and some for the remaining
year of vacant positions. The basis for this
objection is that the KGCA Bylaws speak only of
directors serving two-year terms and do not
mention the staggered terms of four positions
each that historically have provided continuity
to the KGCA Board. These objections have been
raised despite the fact that all candidates for
one-year positions specifically requested to be
nominated for one year. None has voiced an
objection that they were prevented from running
for two years. However, the Community
Associations attorney has advised us that the
filling of a vacancy in an unexpired term is not
only reasonable but is supported by state law
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Taken together, the provisions of the Bylaws
indicate that board member positions are for two
year terms and that a vacancy applies to that
term and does not create an additional termpast
practice may be relevant in interpreting these
provisions. As further authority for the
boards position, you have the following
provision in the Nonprofit Corporation Act A
director electedto fill a vacancy shall be
elected for the unexpired term of his predecessor
in office. My sense, after talking with board
members, is that it would be unwise to change the
previously announced procedures for the
elections. To do so would be to disenfranchise
those having cast proxy ballots, since they might
have voted differently had they been told they
could vote for any seven candidates. It would
also second-guess the willingness of all
candidates to serve for two-year
terms. Therefore we will proceed as previously
announced.
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KGCA Board of Directors 2010/2011

• Continuing members
• Rob Casad Completed 1st year of two-year term
• John Bennett Appointed by Resort
• Resigning members
• Pete Petesch Completed 1st year of two-year
  term
• Rex Lund Completed 1st year of two-year term
• Completed Terms
• Dave Reynolds Completed 2nd year of two-year
  term
• John Summers Completed 2nd year of two-year
  term
• John Killian Completed 2nd year of two-year term
• Steve Johannesen Completed 2nd year of
  two-year term
• Darren Stober Completed appointed partial term

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KGCA Board of Directors 2011/2012 Candidates

• Thank YOU for volunteering to serve!!
• 1 year Term to fill vacancies (3 positions to
  fill)
• Darren Stober
• Owen Roberts
• Bud Olsen
• Nancy Miller
• Jim Farmer
• Mark DeMeritt
• 2 Year Terms (4 positions to fill)
• John Ward
• Dave Reynolds
• Carol Billesbach
• Carol Pierce
• Mike Wandell

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Ballot Proposition 1   Section 1.21.4 of the
Protective Covenants of Kahler Glen Community
Association, Resort Restaurant, shall be
rescinded.   Section 3.12.9 of the Bylaws of
Kahler Glen Community Association, Restaurant
Operations, shall be rescinded.
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Proposition 2 Background   Section 9.1 of the
Bylaws presently reads "9.1 These Bylaws may be
altered, amended, repealed, or added to by the
affirmative vote of members holding seventy-five
percent (75) of the voting rights in the
Corporation.   Section 3.7 of the Covenants
presently reads "3.7 Amendments. Amendments of
these covenants shall be by seventy-five percent
(75) of the votes. Amendments shall be in
writing and recorded in the same manner as these
Covenants."
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Ballot Proposition 2 (A) Section 9.1 of the
Bylaws of Kahler Glen Community Association shall
be amended to read as follows "9.1 These Bylaws
may be altered, amended, repealed or added to by
affirmative vote of 51 of the total votes in the
Corporation together with the affirmative vote of
75 of the votes cast at an Annual or Special
Meeting."   (B) Section 3.7 of the Protective
Covenants of Kahler Glen Community Association
shall be amended to read as follows "3.7 These
Covenants may be altered, amended, repealed or
added to by affirmative vote of 51 of the total
votes in the Corporation together with the
affirmative vote of 75 of the votes cast at an
Annual or Special Meeting.  
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Proposition 3 Background   The second paragraph
of Article IX of the Articles of Incorporation,
Section 2.2 of the Bylaws, and Section 3.1.1 of
the Covenants all contain essentially the same
provision   " There shall be one vote per acre
or a fraction of a vote for each faction of an
acre owned. For condominium owners, the owner of
one unit of an eight-unit condominium would have
voting power equal to one-eighth (1/8) of the
acreage of the condominium project. No voting
rights shall be attributable to the ownership of
garage condominium units. Acreage and voting
power shall be determined by the Board."
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Ballot Proposition 3 (A) The second paragraph
of Article IX of the Articles of Incorporation of
Kahler Glen Community Association shall be
amended to read as follows "The voting rights of
the members shall be based on the number of
platted lots or residential condominium units
owned by the member (one vote per lot or unit)
provided that the owner of Kahler Glen Golf
Course shall have ten (10) votes, which shall be
in accordance with each member's assessment
obligations. The Board shall have the authority
to suspend the voting rights of any member not in
good standing." (B) Section 2.2 of the Bylaws of
Kahler Glen Community Association is rescinded
and replaced by the following "2.2 Voting
Power. There shall be one vote for each platted
lot and residential condominium unit owned by a
member in Kahler Glen provided that the owner of
Kahler Glen Golf Course shall have ten (10)
votes, which shall be in accordance with each
member's assessment obligations. The Board shall
have the authority to suspend the voting rights
of any member not in good standing." (C) Section
3.1.1 of the Protective Covenants of Kahler Glen
Community Association is rescinded and replaced
by the following "3.1.1 Voting Power. There
shall be one vote for each platted lot and
residential condominium unit owned by a member in
Kahler Glen provided that the owner of Kahler
Glen Golf Course shall have ten (10) votes, which
shall be in accordance with each member's
assessment obligations. The Board shall have the
authority to suspend the voting rights of any
member not in good standing."
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Kahler Glen Community Association
Resort Report(John Bennett)
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Resort Update May 2011
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Resort - Value to KG Community

• The Resort provides high quality services that
  enhance quality of life at KG
• On site staff provides safety, security, and
  support for home/condo owners
• Survey Results (Vision Committee)
• Golf and cross country skiing highest ranked
  activities
• Plowing, grooming, and golf highest ranked
  services
• Quality of golf course and grooming highest
  ranked community direction
• Results indicate Resort is a valuable part of the
  community.
• The Resort recognizes the importance of quality
  of life at KG supports development of a KG
  Community Vision

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Kahler Glen is at a Critical Juncture

• Weathering economic downturn
• Financial difficulties over past year
• Continues to provide quality services
• Retirement of experienced Board members
• Transition plans are being developed
• Task force for management and financial plans
  authorized by investors
• Issues identified in initial workshop
• Sustainable models must adapt to changes

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Transition Plans

• Management Plan Considerations
• LLC Board functions
• Resort Management Transition
• Restaurant Management
• Communication
• Voting Rights
• Infrastructure Management
• Financial Plan Considerations
• Profitability
• Revenue generation
• Allocation of Costs and expenses
• Principal elimination
• Cash flow
• Reserves

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Going Forward

• The Resort is adapting to changes and developing
  long term plans
• The Resort endorses the Mission Statement adopted
  by the Vision Committee
• To develop a plan to support and improve the
  quality of life, harmony, and financial viability
  of the Kahler Glen community

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Resort provided services amenities

• Snow removal winter services
• Plow marker install/remove
• Road sanding sweeping
• X-country trail grooming
• Provide mZaintain irrigation system
• Community sports area maintenance
• Noxious weed control
• Mosquito control
• Waste vegetation management
• Provide/maintain domestic water
• Storm water system monitor/maint
• Maintain septic systems on Resort land
• Safety, security fire system monitoring

• On-call emergency support
• Manage dangerous trees
• Landscape technical services
• Property management support
• Condominium support services
• Manage rental program
• Monitor community signage
• Landscape construction oversight
• Provide heavy equipment on demand
• Pay real estate taxes community areas
• Knowledge support of infrastructure
• Maintain liability insurance
• Ongoing purchase of land, infrastructure

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Enjoy your Resort

• Kahler Creek Grill is now open
• Check the new menu
• Please enjoy support our restaurant
• Building lots are available
• Five lots available on the front nine
• More lots are planned
• Contractor is ready to build
• Contact Vicki Jackson if you are interested
  Vjackson.mywindermere.com
• The Resorts quality golf course is ready for
  play
• Lodging and conference services are available

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Acknowledgments Feedback

• A very special thanks to all of the dedicated
  volunteers on the Community Association Board and
  other boards and committees from the Resort
  Management team!
• For all new owners, the history of Kahler Glen is
  available Kahler Glen Facts Data
• Feedback What concerns do you believe the Resort
  transition plans should address?

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Acknowledgments Feedback

• A very special thanks to all of the dedicated
  volunteers on the Community Association Board and
  other boards and committees from Resort
  Management team!
• For all new owners, the history of Kahler Glen is
  available Kahler Glen Facts Data
• Feedback What concerns do you believe the Resort
  transition plans should address?

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Agenda

• Welcome call meeting to order
• Approve May 2010 KGCA annual meeting minutes
• Special recognitions
• Introduce 2010/2011 KGCA Board member and
  committee reports
• Review/vote on the budget for 2011/2012
• Presidents Report
• Vote on new Board members for 2011/2012
• Vote on Proposed Bylaw changes
• Resort report
• Adjourn

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NEW SLIDES

• Add By-Laws Proposed Changes 1-4

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appendix
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Jurisdictional Systems under UTC (Finnigan)

• If regulated by UTC
• Proposal must be submitted to UTC
• Separate financial and accounting systems (NRC
  chart of accounts)
• Lots of time effort complying with consumer
  rules
• disconnect rules, notifications, etc.
• State requirements supersede any contracts or
  covenants
• Rate case (legal proceeding with UTC board)
  involves
• Rates proposal to the UTC
• Preparing financial data
• Responding back and forth to the UTC
• Rate case hearing legal costs
• Rates include
• Cost of rate case itself
• Interest
• Property taxes
• Depreciation on infrastructure
• Labor (may need to start time sheets for water)
• Cost of Meters required for each customer (one
  per condo building OK)
• ROI to investors

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KG Domestic Water System Managers Opinions

• Cary Eller, Manager of KG Water System
• Water Quality Program Coordinator for the Chelan
  County PUD  
• Manages 12 systems in Chelan, Douglas, and Grant
  counties
• Conducts water testing for Kahler Glen
• Chelan County PUD "Operator of the Year"
• Award presented 5/7/11
• Chelan County PUD Auditorium, Wenatchee
• Your water quality is incredible it is really
  really good 

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Regulatory Opinions (Eller)

• Regulations and guidelines are changing (new
  Municipal Water Law)
• UTC Municipal Water System rules now apply with
  15 connections
• Conservation requirements will require meters at
  every service connection
• Required by DOE to monitor losses (keep below
  10)
• For Kahler Glen, meters will be required by 2017
• KG has not been required to place its System
  under UTC jurisdiction
• This has not happened yet because
• KG does not have a record of issues
• We currently have a perfect system with a
  Green Permit
• The Resort wholesales water to one customer KGCA
• We should avoid falling under UTC jurisdiction
  as long as possible
• The overhead involved is OK for a large
  municipality like Everett
• Overhead can be very difficult for a smaller
  system like ours

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Water Meter Recommendations (Eller)

• Locate Meters at property boundaries
• Helps determine location of leaks
• Potholing (digging exploratory holes) may be
  necessary to find lines
• Wireless transmitters recommended in snow
  country (accessibility issues)
• One per condo building is OK
• Wellhead datalogger must be replaced with an
  actual meter
• Even if we set up individual meters
• Usage based billing (on top of base rate) not
  required
• Individual billing (needed for usage base
  billing) can be a real pain
• Usage based billing encourages conservation,
  reduces system wear and tear
• Cary works with systems that charge from 20 to
  100/month for domestic water
• Hook up fees typically range around 3,000
• Carey recommends we do not go through meter
  installation yet
• New regulations are still being released
• A new Sanitary Requirements form is being
  issued
• Requires reserves for emergencies (built into
  rate structure) and cross connection control
   plans for redundancy
• Flags are created when systems have low rates, no
  reservoirs (KG has storage tanks) and no reserves

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Other attributes of KG system (Eller)

• Chlorination is not required at KG 
• We have never had e-coli
• Chlorination would be required after 3 samples
  containing microorganisms within 1 year
• Unlike the wells at KG, surface water systems can
  be a can of worms
• The Outflow to irrigation ponds is not considered
  a loss
• Overflow is good it keeps domestic water fresh
• Outflow should be metered to separate from loss
  calculations
• KG system design does not require backflow
  preventer for separation of domestic and
  irrigation systems

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Kachess Community Association Water System -
Example

• May be required if KG becomes jurisdictional
• Improves monitoring capability
• All owners charged the same base rate
• No per gallon charges
• Meters are installed at each home
• DOE Requirement to monitor system losses
• No plans to charge on per gallon basis

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Kachess Community AssociationWater System Example
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Water Tower Monitoring
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Branch Metering Box
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Residential T Metering
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System Schematics Data
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T to Home Leak
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Frozen Pipe Leak
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Year Round Residential (4 person)
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This is the end of the presentation. All of the
remaining slides are from Last Year?