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1 Foremast March 2022. Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club EST. 1965. Photo courtesy Photo courtesyofofCarla Ron Morrow Bock AGYC Foremast March 2022. Report from the GM, Jim Repeta 360-898-2560 Hello Alderbrook Golf and Yacht Club, The month of March will bring lots of delicious offerings from our innovative restaurant staff: The Head Golf Professional search is moving along nicely, we anticipate Fat Tuesday, March 1, starts the week off with announcing our new head golf several Mardi Gras lunch and dinner specials. Be professional very soon. sure to come and enjoy them all. Starting on Tuesday, March 15, the Chef will offer Irish dinner specials all week in celebration of January 2022 2021. Golf St. Patrick's Day. Rounds: Member Rounds 553 970 Wednesday, March 23 is National Chips and Dip Daily Fee Rounds 162 284 Day and we will be offering complimentary Chips Chad has taken advantage of the wonderful weather that and Salsa all day!

2 We have enjoyed and accomplished yet another week of For those craving tacos, Thursday, March 10, 24. projects. Normally we are either under water or snow and 31 will be Taco Thursday for lunch and dinner! And finally, winner - winner chicken dinner, on Wednesday, March 30 all those ordering Chef's Chicken dinner will receive a complimentary order of banana pudding. If you enjoy a fun round of Bingo, join us for Lounge Bingo (must be 21 to play) on Saturday, March 12 and Saturday, March 26 from 5-7 The prizes may be wacky (must be present to win), but the fun will be over the top! this time of year and are unable to get these projects done in advance of the peak season. See Chad's article in this month's Foremast for a summary of the Green Team efforts to enhance our beautiful golf course.

3 Thank you Green Team! Sign up now for the Ball Buster Tournament, Saturday, Lounge Bingo Saturday April 9. March 26. (must be 21 to play). Love was in the air on the weekend of February 11-12 Easter Buffet Sunday April 17. as we had a nice turn out for the Sweetheart Dinners, Putters Club Informational Wednesday April 27. Luncheon Spring Fair Saturday April 30, 9am - 3pm Kentucky Derby Saturday May 7. Mother's Day Sunday May 8. Meet the Candidates Sunday May 15, 3pm with a special menu and background acoustic guitar Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club, where happiness greets music provided by Richard Banuelos. you every day. The 2022/2023 operating and capital budget is in See you in the neighborhood! development for the fiscal year, June 1 - May 31. Jim 2. AGYC Foremast March 2022.

4 AGYC Board Meeting Summary A copy of the complete Board minutes, along with all reports submitted at the meeting, can be seen on the AGYC website or in the Business Office. Your AGYC Board met on February 16, 2022 and acted on the following: Approved the removal of one (1) spruce tree at Ratified the removal request for four (4) doug fir 751 E Country Club E. trees at 721 E Vine Maple Lane. Approved the removal of one (1) doug fir tree at Agreed to obtain a Master Report for the AGYC. 30 E Dorothy Ct. Golf Course, not to exceed $9,000 from Operations. Upcoming: Board Meeting March 30 at 6 at Clubhouse and via Zoom. January 2022 Financial Report Operations Income: Actual: $ 203,367 Budget: $ 207,745. Operations Expenses: Actual: $ 187,506 Budget: $ 188,231. Operations Net Income: Actual: $ 15,861 Budget: $ 19,514 Foremast Team Less Loan Expense Income: ($ 6,166) Jack Bradbury, Linda Cordero, Adjusted Operation Income: $ 9,695 Becky Flannigan, Julie Hinman, Reserve Income: Actual: $ 28,550 Budget: $ 28,100 Patty Murphy, Terri Webby Reserve Expenses: Actual: $ 1750 Budget: $ 0.

5 Reserve Net Income: Actual: $ 26,800 Budget: $ 28,100 Jack Bradbury, Advertising Account Balances Submission DEADLINE: Operating Funds: $ 393,632 22nd of each month Contingency Funds: $ 35,906 to Debt Service Account Funds: $ 7,281. If you would like CH Assessment Reserve: $ 12,623. to place an ad in the Foremast Reserve Funds: $ 434,238. to include an event in the monthly Parcel Summary calendar AGYC Lots for Sale: 1 * includes 90 days or have other questions AGYC Common Area Lots: 27. past due on HOA email Dues or Roads &. Private lots in good standing: 560 Drainage Assessment. Note: This newsletter contains material submitted by third parties. Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club Private lots delinquent: 12 * cannot be held responsible for any illegality arising Alderbrook Properties, LLC lots 116 ** 1 lot combination from error, omission or inaccuracy in such Total: 716 ** special circumstance material.

6 Quilting Club We have a wonderful group of quilters' in Alderbrook who are sharing their designs and projects with each other. All are welcome. Teresa Araujo, Lisa Fluke, Penny Shelton, Glenda Stone, Contact is Kelly Holtz, Kathy Ives, Carol Norbeck, Karen Dawson Kelly Holtz 916-212-1444. 3. AGYC Foremast March 2022. Update on Board of Directors Nominations By Eileen Baumgardner, Chair of Nomination Committee signed by 5 % of the total AGYC voting membership. As a candidate you would need to submit a personal biography, outlining your relevant experience and why you are interested in running for the Board, to the committee no later than April 20. These candidate bios will be sent out to eligible voting members along with the ballot. There will also be a Meet the Candidates.

7 Forum on Sunday, May 15 at 3 The Nomination Committee is continuing to recruit AGYC members in good standing that are looking for a way to serve the Alderbrook community as a member of the AGYC Board of Directors. This year we have two open positions and each position is for a three year period. We are looking for community members that can commit the time to fully participate in Board meetings and preparations as well The successful candidates will be announced at the as be willing to listen to community members and be AGYC Annual Meeting on June 5. informed about the issues we face and our financial well-being. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any member of the Nomination Committee: If you are considering running for the Board, notify the * Eileen Baumgardner * Sharon Ferguson committee no later than March 22, which is the last day * Gary Fields * Rhonda Westover for nominations.

8 However, if you decide after that date that you would like to run for a position on the Board, you can petition the committee no later than Thank you for considering serving the AGYC community! Wednesday, April 20. The petition would need to be Sweetheart Dinner February 11 and 12. Brian Davis & Tyger & Todd Penson win the Julie Hinman Valentine Basket as they celebrate their 62nd anniversary with son/daughter-in-law Paul & Sandy Stoffel Doug Peterson & Brenda Satrum. Pat & Ed Johnson celebrating 67 years. Sandra & Doug Galloway James Pike &. Wayne & Leona Klein Jessica Lee Cathy & Graham Dornan Jill & Pete Skogstad Tim & Margo Miller with son Evan Continued on next page 4. AGYC Foremast March 2022. Continued from previous page Sweetheart Dinner Lisa & Dan Fluke Pat & Loren Stobie Cochrans Lynn & Dan Wesley, Rob & Emilie McCurley Diann & Fred Pape Tom & Karen Williams Alice & Paul Johansson Susan Donaghy & Jim Moore Tim Micek, Dan & Kathy Nicholsen Carol & Margaret Norbeck Richard & Kathy Ives Kevin & Collette Oakley Elyse & Neal Bailey Bill & Kelly Holtz 5.

9 AGYC Foremast March 2022. AGYC Water Committee By Paul Strapac, Chair Today's Water Environment around the fact that most water systems in use today Last October the AGYC Board were built for communities that look different than the formed a Water Committee to ones they now support. Population and demographic study our community's water shifts, modern water quality threats, aging system and determine whether infrastructure and related challenges are bearing down various national and local on water systems. Providing reliable, affordable and decisions/initiatives will high quality water service is a difficult business. impact our community in a Consider the following facts: positive or negative manner. It was decided the review would Water infrastructure is aging and failing.

10 The American focus on three key areas Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) in 2019 gave our concerning our water system: Supply, Cost and Quality state's drinking water system a C- rating. The report of our water. We have also been tasked with stated there is a clear divide between well-funded developing a conservation program for the golf course large-to-medium sized water systems (they exceed irrigation system. Currently, we are in the initial phase 1,000 water connections) versus the small-to-very- of developing relevant information which includes small water system. It states smaller systems are discussing various issues with key stakeholders ( having difficulty satisfying all regulatory requirements Washington State Department of Health (DOH) and on a consistent basis.)