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Congratulations andsmiles were the order ofthe day on June 6. Thesun was shining, the skywas clear and mild sum-mer breeze provided thebackdrop for the RibbonCutting Ceremony heldat 10 a.m. at the inter-section of RidgewoodDrive and Lawson Roadfor city leaders and resi-dents to enjoy.City leaders in atten-
dance included our cur-rent Mayor DaneHaygood with his ca-nine companion “Mur-phy,” Councilman JohnLake (District 3), Coun-cilman Randy Fry (Dis-trict 4), Councilman RonScott (District 5), Coun-cilman Robin Lejeune(District 6) and RichardJohnson, public worksdirector.LFPOA leadership in
attendance includedSteve Sasser, president;Victoria J. Phelps, vicepresident; Tonya Halter-man, LFPOA secretary;and Richard Kersey andMary Ann Hampton,
board members at large.Local leaders from theLF Improvement Com-mittee and DaphneBeautification Commit-tee there includedTomasina Werner,Henry Lawson, RebeccaTrosclair and DanaSawyer, as well as otherLake Forest residents.General Manager of
Lake Forest Rob Wrightprovided refreshmentsfor the group andRichard Johnson fromPublic Works set up theceremony.Remarks were deliv-
ered by the mayor and
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Neighborhood tidbits
Inside The Lake Forester
Volume 25, No. 7 July 2015
President’s
Comments,
Page 3
General Manager’s
Report,
Page 3
Yacht Club
Page 5
Lake Forest Directory,
Page 4
Activity Calendar,
Page 8
PRESRT STDECRWSS
U.S. POSTAGEPAID
PERMIT NO. 5Foley, ALA36535
The Old Farmer’s Almanac
July 2015
Temperature 81° (average)
Precipitation 4.5” (average)
July 1-12: A few T-storms, warm
July 13-17: T-storms
July 18-27: A few T-storms, hot
July 28-31: T-storms
2015 Daphne Garbage and
Recycling Holiday ScheduleScheduled day Alternate dayHoliday
Labor Day
Veterans Day
Thanksgiving
Day
Day after
Thanksgiving
Day before
Christmas
Christmas
New Year’s
Day
Monday, Sept. 7
Wednesday, Nov. 11
Thursday, Nov. 26
Friday, Nov. 27
Thursday, Dec. 24
Friday, Dec. 25
Friday, Jan. 1
Wednesday, Nov. 25
Wednesday, Nov. 25
No make-up day
Wednesday, Sept. 9
Wednesday, Dec. 23
Wednesday, Dec. 23
Wednesday, Dec. 30
There are no make-up days for trash/yard debris.
By Victoria “VJ” PhelPs
Vice PresidentLFPOA Board of Directors
See SidewalkS and
more photoS, pageS 6-7
Lake Forest road improvements andsidewalk milestones celebratedNew 25-mph
speed limit to soon
be enforced
Enforcement of 25mph speed limit willbegin in August.
Above, LFPOA President Steve Sasser andDaphne Mayor Dane Haygood cut the ribbonon newly completed Lake Forest sidewalks.Below, LFPOA and city officials celebrate.
2 • The Lake Forester • July 2015
We appreciate the efforts of our residents to im-prove the image of Lake Forest. One way thiscan be done is by replacing old and dilapidatedmaiboxes. If for any reason you would like topurchase a mailbox like the one pictured above,or have a leaning Vandalet Mailbox straight-ened, please email [email protected] call 626-0227. This service provides removalof the old post and box, installation of the castiron post in concrete and placement of thehouse number on the mailbox.
You’ve got mail!
“honor system Book exchange” Bring a book, leave a book, take
a book! Lake Forest residents please feel free to come to the Grill
Room at the 19th Hole to participate in our book exchange program.
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On June 6, LakeForest partnered withthe city of Daphneand Daphne PublicWorks to do the ribboncutting of the firstmile of sidewalks inLake Forest and thecompletion of the firstfour phases of theLake Forest road im-provement project.Board President
Steve Sasser andMayor Dane Haygoodcut the ribbon, offi-cially opening thesidewalk, then every-body “Walked a Mile”in Lake Forest. Happy 4th of July!
Your Yacht Club willbe open for viewingthe fireworks. Becauseof the large crowd an-ticipated we will run alimited menu. There isa playground for thekids, plenty of viewingarea and some ice coldbeer. The best view inBaldwin County isfrom your Yacht Club.The pool season
began May 1. Allmembers, in goodstanding, who have apool access card fromprevious years foundthose cards, activated
on May 1. The poolsare open 7 days aweek from 8 a.m. to 7p.m. For those whodon’t have a pool cardplease contact the of-fice at 626-0788.If you have any
questions please don’thesitate to call me. Ihope you have had thetime to see thechanges at Swim andRacquet, a first classpool.The Yacht Club has
many family pricedoriented nights and aswing set play areafor the kids.The BOGO burger
night is huge andgreat deal and great
meal for Lake Forestmembers. Thursdaynight is family night,$8.95 all you can eatbuffet with salads, en-trees and a dessert.Have fun. The YachtClub is open to allmembers of Lake For-est.You don’t have to be
a golf member to playthe golf course. Comeout with family andfriends and enjoy thebest golf course in thearea for a member-only price. The courseis truly in magnificentshape.As a reminder, sum-
mer is a time whenwork is done on homesand the property.Please remember tocheck with the LakeForest ArchitecturalCommittee before youdo any work.We do allow mem-
bers to walk on thegolf course when thepin flags have been re-moved. If you see theflags in, do not go onthe course, for yourown safety.We have a lot of
dogs around here.Please be considerateof your neighbors andclean up behind yourpet. Thank you.
General Manager’s Report
June 21 is the first of-ficial day of summer, butyou’d have a hard timeconvincing me that sum-mer isn’t already in fulleffect. The kids are out ofschool and I thinkthey’ve all been at thepool!We’ve lost power nu-
merous times alreadythis summer and we’vebeen alerted to a “glitch”we have with our electricpool gates. Since thegates operate on electric-ity, when the power goesoff, the gates do not oper-ate.We’ve had a couple of
instances where resi-dents were stuck insidethe pool fence and could-n’t get out until Rob ar-rived to unlock apadlocked gate. By thetime you read this arti-cle we’ll have this prob-lem remedied with somebattery backup equip-ment, so that at leastone gate will operate ateach pool in the event ofpower failure. The city of Daphne
has started mowing theold Lake Nine course.
According to RichardJohnson, Daphne’s pub-lic works director, they’llhave all the grass cutdown to 3 1/2 inches in amonth or so. They willbegin cutting back over-growth and trimminglimbs over the entireproperty.Their first improve-
ments will start on theold 4, 5, and 6 holes,where they are going toinstall a disk golf course,and start rebuilding thepaths. It’s going to beawesome!We requested input
on the name of the newpark in our E-News ear-lier this month. We hada great deal of responses.Thank you those whosubmitted their sugges-tion. The board will vote
at our next stated boardmeeting on June 18 onthe name to suggest tothe city of Daphne.The Lake Forest
Swim Team is off to agood start with its firstwin in a meet againstSpring Hill Swim Club.The Seahorses are outchurning up the Swimand Racquet pool everymorning at 8 a.m. Withswim, golf clinics, tenniscamps, horseback ridingand fishing, there’splenty of activities tokeep your family en-gaged this summer.Member participation
at our work sessions andstated meetings is light.I’m encouraging you toparticipate and get in-volved. The board of di-rectors has lots of stuffon our “to do” list andnothing gets done with-out us discussing it atthe work sessions andvoting on it at the statedmeetings.If you’re interested in
what’s happening inyour neighborhood, youshould come sit in on ameeting. If you wouldlike to address the boardwith an issue, come to ameeting. You can sign inon the register, and we’dlove to hear from you.
President’s Comments
Steve Sasser
Lake Nine
improvements
begin
New sidewalks open
for public use
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LAKE FOREST DIRECTORYA Covenant Restricted Community
Visit our websitewww.lakeforestpoa.org
Office Hours ............................................................................ 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Adminstration Office .......................................................................... 626-0788Rob Wright, General Manager ........................................................... 626-0788Food and Beverage Director ...............................................................626-932919th Hole ........................................................................................... 626-4520Golf Pro Shop .................................................................................... 626-9324Yacht Club ......................................................................................... 626-9329Marina ................................................................................................ 680-6190Stables ........................................................................................ 251-210-8819Tennis ................................................................................................. 626-9696Vision Management .................................................................... 239-561-1444
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Steve Sasser (2013-2018), [email protected]
Victoria J. “VJ” Phelps (2015-2020), Vice [email protected]
Tonya Halterman (2015-2020), [email protected]
Arthur R. Anderson (2013-2018), Sergeant of [email protected]
Shane Weldon (2012-2016), [email protected]
Mary Ann Hampton (2015-2018)[email protected]
Kelly Lieb (2015-2020)[email protected]
Ed Kirby (2011-2016)[email protected]
Richard Kersey (2011-2016)[email protected]
EditorMissy Hoover ~ 626-0788
Articles should be emailed [email protected].
LAKE FORESTER
A monthly newsletter for all LFPOA members
NEED AN AD PLACED? ~ CALL Rebecca or Frank at 928-2321
Deadline for all articles is the 10th of the month prior to publication.
The Lake Forest
Garden Club makes
quarterly awards to
homeowners who put
in the time and effort
to have their property
well kept and attrac-
tive. All homes in Lake
Forest are observed
each quarter.
What do we look
for?
does your lawn
have to be perfect?
Knowing how diffi-
cult it is to maintain
sod in this area, the
answer is no. We look
to see that the lawns
are mowed and kept
in as good a condition
as the seasons allow.
Pine straw and fallen
leaves are removed,
discarded or used for
mulch.
do you have to
have unusual or
special shrubs
around the home?
The answer is no.
We look to see that
the shrubbery is
trimmed, dead tree
limbs removed, the
home is visible
through the shrubs
and that the plantings
seem appropriate in
type and size for the
location.
do you have to
have ornate and/or
exotic floral plant-
ings?
The answer is no.
Flowering plants in
good condition and
placed in appropriate
planting areas is im-
portant, as is having
the planting beds
mulched or tended at-
tractively. Attractive
pots with plants high-
lighting certain areas
can add a special look
to the home.
do you have to
have expensive and
ornate hardscapes?
The answer is no.
Keeping the walks
and drives clear and
clean is important.
Other landscape
adornments of walls,
edging or material to
highlight an area are
nice to have. If they
are there, they should
be in good condition.
Mainly, property being
kept neat and clean is
the standard.
do you have to
have a perfect yard?
That is so difficult to
attain that we have to
say no. No “stuff” lying
around cluttering the
yard or blocking walks
or drives is important.
Of course, the stray
bike when a child
comes home or that
toddler toy on the
porch can be over-
looked. We imagine
you know what we
mean when we sug-
gest no “stuff” laying
around.
With that in mind,
we are adding this
summer quarter the
following homes wor-
thy of an honorable
mention:
• 367 Ridgewood
Drive — Rod Drum-
mond
• 125 Rolling Hill —
James Ratliff
• 103 Cherry Circle
— Arthur Anderson
• 104 Meadow
Wood Drive —
Thomas McCormick
Jr.
• 158 Worchester
Drive — Joseph
Sheffield Jr.
• 150 Bay View
Drive — Joseph G
and Mary Thornton
does your prop-
erty have to be
“beautiful?”
The answer is no. It
is evident when regu-
lar maintenance is
practiced, and we do
notice.
Thanks to all who
do the work to make
Lake Forest a more
attractive place to live.
Landscape awards recognize aestheticsBy Jean Wildenhaus and
Ginny Peterson
Lake ForestGarden Club
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The Fishing Hole
Summer is hereand the cool days andnights are gone forawhile. The summerfishing pattern is ineffect for the remain-der of the summer.As the day warms,
the redfish and speckscan be found indeeper water aroundstructures such asreefs and wrecks outin the bay.The best times to
fish are early in themorning and late af-ternoon, with a topwater lure such as atop dog jr. MirrOlureor a mini skitter walk.As the day heats
up, fish the lower 1/3of the water columnwith a suspendedshrimp or croaker.When the weathergets too hot, I usuallyfish at night aroundboat docks and lightsfor speckled trout andout in the creek chan-nels with a deadshrimp for redfish.The flounder have
moved up into thenorth end of the bayand several have beencaught at the LakeForest Marina fishingpier. Bobby Blue, aLake Forest resident,caught three niceflounder one day andMary Crawfordcaught a keeper oneSunday afternoon inJune.June fishing in the
bay was tough due tothe heavy rains inlate May and the
water never seemed toclear up. So, if wehave more rains andthe water clarity isnot suitable for fish-ing in our area, gosouth and find clearwater and work thereefs along the bay.The specs are scat-
tered out from PointClear to Daphne andalong the ship chan-nel into the Mobileriver. I fished one daypast the Middle BayLighthouse and alongthe reefs around Mul-let Point just to get alimit of trout.So, get out early
and give it a try. Beprepared to movearound to locate fishand have a safe July4th holiday.If you plan to make
a fishing trip out ofthe Lake Forest Ma-rina, I have fresh ma-rine-grade, non-ethanol gas at theMarina for $3.55 pergallon.‘Til next time, have
a safe holiday andkeep a tight line.
Summer is in full swing,
and planning is importantBy Billy harrell
Harbormaster
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Man its hot outside!Well we have justwhat you need at theYacht Club! We havegreat refreshments foryou, your friends andfamily.A good glass of cold
white wine could dojust the trick to notonly cool you downbut downsize yourstress as well. If wineisn’t your thing, wehave cold beer at thebest price in town.With our Happy
Hour starting at 4p.m., and goingthrough 8 p.m., wecan just about meetyou at work with yourdrink special! You letme know if you canbeat $1 BudLight/Miller Lite draftbeer and $2 house
wine by the glass. In July, we will
NOT be doing Craw-fish Tuesdays any-more due to lack ofquality supply for theyear.Don’t you worry.
Our BOGO BurgerNight will still beheld every Wednes-day! Come out and getthe best burger in
town and we willthrow in the wonder-ful view on the deckfor FREE! Here is a list of our
Thursday AYCE Buf-fets:July 1: Italian,
$9.95July 8: Catfish and
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$9.95July 22: Prime rib,
$15.95July 29: Seafood,
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Hot weather makes cold
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Steve Sasser regardingthe significance and thequality of the road work,streetscape improve-ments and sidewalks in-stalled over the last fiveyears. The work was ac-complished through a
series of city-sponsoredgovernment grants andcity funding.Our city leaders indi-
cated that we all canlook forward to addi-tional road improve-ment work and sidewalkinstallations to occur inupcoming years.
After the ceremony,attendees were invitedto walk the first mile ofsidewalks on a commu-nity group walk. A goodtime was had by all.So come on out and
enjoy your new and im-proved roads and side-walks.
SIDEWALK, FROM PAGE 1
Daphne Public Works Director Richard Johnson and District 3 Coun-cilman John Lake (above) were among many individuals who madethe new sidewalks in Lake Forest possible. A recent ribbon cuttingcelebrated the official opening of the pathways.
The new Lake Forest sidewalks provide fitness opportunities for theentire family, as well as the family dog. Above, Lake Forest residentRebecca Trosclair, LF Property Owners Association Board PresidentSteve Sasser and his family, and Daphne Mayor Dane Haygoodwith Murphy by his side enjoy a beautiful day on the trail.
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Can You Make a Tax-Free Charitable Donation from an IRA?
Some donors like to make charitable donations directly from a retirement account. Congress helped them last year by passing a last-minute law late in 2014 to extend tax-free distributions for charitable purposes from individual retirement accounts. This provision, which had expired at the end of 2013, was renewed so late in the year that many were not aware or did not have time to take advantage of it.
In this type of giving, the distribution has to be set up such that it goes directly from the custodian (TD Ameritrade) to the charity. For those with this setup who are charitably giving anyway and the tax break is extended, you will benefi t. If not, the charitable donation is still established. We expect that a similar law to be put into place in 2015, so please call our offi ce to make sure before the end of 2015 if you think this is something you would like to do.
The law permits tax-free distributions to charity of up to $100,000 per taxpayer, per taxable year, from an IRA held by an individual who is 70.5 years of age or older. This can then count as the Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) from that type of account for the year. One benefi t of making a contribution like this is that the amount taken from the IRA will not count as taxable income. On the other hand, even though the distribution is going to charity, it is not deductible either.
Donations from an inherited IRA are also eligible for this provision as long as the benefi ciary is at least age 70.5. Donations from a Roth IRA are eligible as well although in the case of a Roth, the distribution would not otherwise be taxed as ordinary income. Donations from an active SEP or SIMPLE IRA are not eligible, nor are donations from qualifi ed retirement plans.
For married couples fi ling a joint return, they can exclude up to $100,000 from each spouse’s IRA for a total of $200,000. Additional information can be found on the IRS website and the provision is under IRC section 408(d)(8). As always, we recommend that you consult with your tax professional before undertaking such a step.
While this tax provision might seem fairly narrow in scope, it can be of tremendous benefi t to charitable organizations. Following the so-called Great Recession, charitable organizations have scrambled to make ends meet and the extension of this provision last year helped some of them meet their fund raising goals. We have written before about charitable trusts as another way to give a gift and realize multiple tax benefi ts, so if charitable giving is a topic of interest to you, we would welcome the opportunity to sit down with you and discuss your specifi c situation.
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The Lake Forester • July 2015 • 7
At left, Lake Forest residents Ellen and Preston Neal were on handfor the recent ribbon cutting held in celebration of the new Lake For-est sidewalks.
Above, the “let’s go walk a mile” slogan of the sidewalk project be-came the goal of these Lake Forest residents and others as theybegan to enjoy the long-awaited fitness pathway.
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Lake Forest Golf
Our summer JuniorGolf Clinic concludedon Friday, June 12.What a great group ofkids!The instructors for
the clinic were CollinFarrell, our assistantgolf professional, andAlex Gressett, an ex-perienced high schoolgolfer.The clinic ran for
two weeks with differ-ent programs each day.The main emphasiswas developing thegolf swing.
There was also a lotof time spent workingon the short game. Ourfinal day included in-
struction, trip out onthe course, lunch,awards presentationand water balloon fun.I understand the in-
structors were theones getting soaked! Abig thank you to allthe parents for allow-ing us to teach yourchildren this wonder-ful game we love.We hope everyone
has a GREAT rest ofthe summer!See a photo from the
clinic below, as well asmore on Page 10.
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Summer golf clinic was a success
10 • The Lake Forester • July 2015
Lake Forest Golf
Additional photos of the summer Junior Golf Clinic, which was held last month.
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The Lake Forester • July 2015 • 11
Lake Forest Tennis
Participants in the 2015 women’s summer clinic.
Above, Coach Mike with a bunch of enthusiastic campers. Below,kids cool off after a hard day of instruction at a youth tennis clinic.
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U.S. Department of Energyhttp://www1.eere.energy.gov/building/applianc_standards/product.aspx/productid/24
AG Smithhttp://www.hotwater.com/naeca
American Water Heatershttp://americanwaterheater.com/NAECA
State Water Heatershttp://www.statewaterheaters.com/NAECA
