Below are the highlights of the Candlewick board of directors meeting of April 20, 2010. This is a not an official complete report but simply an informational document for those unable to attend. Watch the newsletter for more complete information and the official minutes. Ken Dillenburg
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Don Parisi was elected by the board to take the vacated seat of Jack Stoner, who resigned recently. Cathy Headly, Bonnie Marron , and Don took their seats so the board is now again at full strength.

Officers were elected. Rich Witt is again president, Bonnie Marron is vice president, Jeff Lutzow is treasurer, and Pam Cangelosi is secretary. Congratulations to all!

Picker & Associates will perform our fiscal year audit with a one year contract.

The request by the Candlewick Voice to use facilities monthly or bi-monthly free of charge for their meetings was denied by the board.

The dredging project was discussed. Those in the effected areas will be notified regarding when their piers can be in place after dredging. The plan is progressing and the work should be starting within weeks with as little disruption to the lake as possible. The end result will be worth the short term inconvenience.

Bianiti's request to place additional signage at their expense, advertise their grand opening outside our community, and have a DJ on the deck outside the grill was granted. The preliminary date for the activities by Bianitis Dockside Grill is May 1.

There was a vote taken to accept the donation of two lots to the association.

Bad debts totaling $11,943.47 were written off as noncollectable.

A rebuilt 60 horsepower outboard motor will be purchased for $2,304.13 to replace the non-functional motor on our back-up lake patrol boat for safety purposes.

There was extensive discussion of the revised CC&Rs. They will be mailed to all property owners soon and meetings will be held with attorneys for all P.O.s to answer questions before the passage vote is taken. It will take the yes vote of 50% plus one of the property owners to pass the changes.

The board voted to indicate CPAC is not affiliated with the board in any way but as always they are independent to proceed with what they feel is appropriate in their mission. Rich Witt thanked them for all their work completing their fact finding mission regarding information on incorporation as the board initially requested.