It’s time for the next edition of the Timber Lakes Newsletter.  We need your help: in addition to articles from the board members, we are trying to collect “Slice-of-life” and personal input from our community – making the newsletter more personable, entertaining and even more informative.  Communication is key!

Please send your stories about living in Timber Lakes, fundraiser info, charitable interests, school-related info, social group info, etc.   Photographs are also greatly needed!

Please e-mail your info/ideas and high-res digital pictures, this week if you can, to Theresa.gubler@gmail.com.  While we cannot promise that all info and pictures will be included, we will do our best.

Again, our goal with expanding the newsletter content is to try and get more people involved and create an even greater sense of community here in Timber Lakes.

Please forward along this message to anyone who might be interested – we need your help spreading the word!  We are also always looking for advertisers – please let us know if there is someone you think we should contact.

At our annual meeting this morning, owners re-elected Mike Durr to the Board and elected Theresa Gubler & Rex Gale to new three-year terms. Congratulations to these Board Members.

For your information, approximately 70% of the owners who responded are in favor of allowing lot combinations and charging some kind of fee for the combination.

Thanks to everyone who voted by proxy or in person. Thanks to the approximately 130 owners who make the time to attend the annual meeting. Thanks to our Timber Lakes employees who helped make the meeting happen: Martha and Belinda.

Thanks to Andy Berry & John Blickenstaff who completed their terms of office and are no longer on the Board.

Craig Allen
President, TLPOA

We are holding our Annual Meeting this Saturday, July 9, from 10:00 am until noon at the Wasatch County Senior Center located at 465 East 1200 South in Heber City, Utah. We invite all Timber Lakes owners to attend and participate.

As a reminder, please be careful in Timber Lakes. Several black bears are roaming around the development and are coming up onto porches and decks. Bears can be very dangerous. Please report all bear sightings to security as soon as possible. If you have not read our recent bear alert, please do so now.

Craig Allen
President, TLPOA