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Member Service ..................... 616.896.8315Monday-Saturday: 8:00am - 4 pm.

Closed on Sunday

Fax Number .................................... 616.896.7409Member Service ....................................... Ext. 100Member Service ....................................... Ext. 101

[email protected]

AdministrationGene/Kathy.............................................. Ext. 105

[email protected]@sandypines.com

Kimberly ................................................... Ext. [email protected]

Beth ......................................................... Ext. [email protected]

Josh ......................................................... Ext. [email protected]

Park Inspector Ralph ...................... [email protected]

Pumpouts-Emergency .............................. Ext. 111

Park & GardenJack Schmidt, Manager .................. 616.896.9334

[email protected]

Sales Office ................................. 616.896.8315Monday-Friday: 8:00am - 4 pm.

Saturdays 9:00am - 2:00pm, or by appointmentSundays by appointment.

Sales Office or CampingKelli ...........................................................Ext. 103

[email protected] Molner............................................. Ext. 113

[email protected] Brott ................................................. Ext. 114

[email protected]

Maintenance ............................... 616.896.8317Ben Fifelski, Supervisor

Monday-Saturday: 8:00am - 4pm.Closed Sunday.

[email protected]

Emergency/Public Safety ........ 616.896.9006Steve Deyarmond, Emergency Services Director

Keith Garvelink, Public Safety DirectorOpen 24/7 - 365 Days a year

Fax Number .................................... [email protected]

Recreation Department............616.896.8318Nikki Hoogewind, Director/Adult Rec.

[email protected]

Lake Monterey Golf ...................616.896.8118Gary Peters, Manager

[email protected]

Laundromat Hours – 7 am - 11 pm

Retail Center Laundromat – Open 24 Hours

PHONE NUMBERS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS~ MISSION STATEMENT ~

The Sandy Pines Board of Directors will providepositive leadership and management directionso as to ensure the long term viability and successof Sandy Pines Wilderness Trails, Inc.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MANAGEMENT TEAM

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

CLUBS

RETAIL SERVICES

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAMDon VanDoeselaar Chairman .......................... (19)Rick Day Vice-Chairman.................................. (20)Jim Huck Secretary .......................................... (20)Ginny Hager Treasurer .................................... (20)Ellen Carpenter ................................................ (21)Brian Elling ....................................................... (21)Kelly Johnson .................................................. (21)Dennis King ..................................................... (19)Chad Ostrom ................................................... (19)

Outback Cafe ....................................616.292.7249Dairy Dip .......................................... 616.405.5643Just Your Style ................................. 616.896.1744Park & Garden ................................. 616.896.9334P & G Rental Office .......................... 616.896.9888

Garden Club ................................... Nelson BoumaSenior Adult Activities ............................ Sue Stank

Finance ............................................... Ginny HagerGolf Course ........................................ Bill ReynoldsGrounds/Maintenance ................... Kel KronemeyerLong Range Planning.......................... Kevin HagerPolicy............................................... Joel VanKolkerRules........................................... Michelle BengschSafety & Security.................................... Rod BurchTechnology........................................... Bob Powers

Kelli Blackman .................. Guest Service ManagerKathy Brott .............................. Executive AssistantSue Flowers .................. Member Service ManagerNikki Hoogewind................. Recreation SupervisorJosh Janowiak ........... Director of CommunicationsKathy Molner .................................. Sales ManagerJack Schmidt .................................. Park & GardenRalph Smith ......................................Park Inspector

Gene Van Koevering ....................... Park PresidentKimberly Williams ............................................CFOSteve Deyarmond ..... Director of Emergency ServicesKeith Garvelink ........................ Director of SecurityBen Fifelski ...................... Maintenance SupervisorGary Peters .......................... Golf Course Manager

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Summer at SandyPines and Lake Mon-terey Golf Course is infull swing! Once again,there are many activi-ties and options forMembers and Guests

to enjoy. Please go to our website calendar, useyour Sandy Pines calendar, pick up a weekendflyer or check our Cable channel 27.1, forSandy Pines Events. We have an abundanceof ways to be informed, so please use them!

Another annual opportunity for all Members isthe upcoming election on August 17. This is theday each membership is provided an opportu-nity to vote for incoming Board Directors andany ballots that appear on the slate that theBoard has requested your consideration for.

The 2019 election will include our votes to fill(3) three Director Seats, and (1) ballot proposal.I want to thank the outgoing Directors for theirfaithful service to the Park and for the wisdomand foresight that each of them brought to the2018/19 Board of Directors.

I also want to thank those who have enteredtheir names to be Candidates. These Membersall desire our vote that would provide them withone of the open Director Seats. Please readtheir profiles, and come to the “Meet the Can-

didate” meeting and/or come to the Face toPhase meetings that they attend to get to knowthem as much as you can. By doing so, you cancast an informed vote on those Candidates thatmost closely reflect your values and positionspertaining to Governance Issues they considereach year.

There will be one bylaw ballot on the Electionthis year developed by our Legal Counsel toclarify our intent pertaining to Trust Member-ships. Not a big change but a necessary one. In 2016-17 a decision was made that member-ships could be put into Trust. Subsequently“Trust Membership” officially became one of theways a membership could be held. This isnoted in the Handbook under “Definition ofTerms” on pages 8 and 9 under Item D.

Since that time, several Members have put theirmemberships in Trust as a way of estate plan-ning. The Ballot on the 2019 election proposalupdates our bylaw relating to the transfer rightssubsequent to the death of a Member.

This bylaw is currently located in the Handbookunder, “Death of a Member” (Article II, Section7 on page 54 of Handbook). The Board is ask-ing the membership to approve the inclusion ofthe words, “trust instrument” that will provideclarity and compliance with the definition men-tioned above.

The first sentence in the bylaw would then readif approved by the membership: Section 7, Death of a Member - Transfer Rights:Subject to the qualifications established inArticle 11, Section 1, the membership of a de-ceased member may be transferred by testa-mentary disposition, trust instrument, orintestate succession.

The North Shore Center FEMA shelter projectis continuing to move forward. At this time thereis a review of the soil capacity load bearingbeing done. The building will be extremelyheavy and may require soil work prior to con-struction. When we receive the reports and op-tions along with the cost associated with eachoption, we will be making a decision based onthe suggestions by our Engineering Team. Wewill continue to have computer generated ren-derings at the Board meetings and Face toPhase meetings, along with copies of the blue-print drafts that have been completed to date,so come take a look at this facility that will be awonderful addition to the amenities here atSandy Pines for the next 75-100 years.

We continue to work toward gaining certifica-tions required for PA 330 compliance. As I writethis article, Keith is just returning from a weekof training that will also provide him certifica-tions in FEMA related skills training, as well asrequired PA 330 training. This project is movingalong at a pace that we are pleased with at thistime as we work toward the goal of state certi-fication request within the next 12 months.

The Golf Cart Registration Program has beenunveiled, and I encourage each of our Mem-bers to take advantage of one of the manymeetings and publications that are available toyou, to learn the details of why we are introduc-ing the program, and how it will be imple-mented. Some of my initial conversations withMembers is that the Golf Cart RegistrationPacket has many thinking that the main reasonfor the program is to control the illegal cartscoming in from the neighborhood. Although this is one of the concerns we are at-tempting to mitigate, there are several others

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENTBY GENE VANKOEVERING

See PRESIDENT, page 9…

CAMPFIRESEveryone enjoys sitting around the campfirewith family and friends. A few smores, hotdogsand roasted marshmallows with the kids is acommon campfire vision. A few safety tipsmay keep this vision as a good experienceand not a bad experience with a trip to theemergency room.Starting a fire: Use natural sources to start acampfire. Use small splinters of wood, twigsor newspaper to start the fire. Accelerantssuch as gasoline should never be used tostart a campfire. Use of accelerants can, andhave, caused severe burns. Supervision: Children should never be leftalone while a campfire is burning. Childrenmay lack the true understanding of the dan-gers of fire and need an adult’s direct super-vision. Adult supervision is always required. Conditions and size of campfire: Campfiresneed to be in a fire pit that contains the fire.The amount of fuel (wood) should not projecta flame that would place people, items, treesor property in jeopardy. Large fires can causeembers to become airborne, floating throughthe air to other sources of ignition. Be respon-sible with the size of the campfire. Campfiresare not intended to be large bonfires or brushpile fires.What to Burn: Campfires are for wood, notgarbage. Be respectful to your neighbors. Acampfire smells great with the aroma of burn-ing wood. A trash fire smells of trash, a not sopleasant smell. Use dry fire wood. Wet fire-wood will burn slower, provide more smokeand will not have the pleasant campfirearoma. Know the conditions: Campfires are in-tended to stay in the fire pit. If the weatherpresents windy conditions that may causeembers to travel through the air, wait until con-ditions are right to build a campfire. Use local wood: Insects travel with firewood.Don’t bring wood from far away. Pests travelwith wood and can spread the insects to otherareas of the State. Never leave your fire unattended: If youhave a campfire burning, you must be in at-tendance of it at all times. Plan ahead. Don’tleave a campfire unattended. When you retirefor the night and go to bed, put the campfireout.

PROPANE SAFETYDo not store portable propane tanks in livingspaces.Propane is maintained under pressure in thetank as a liquid with a boiling point of -44 de-grees. Propane can cause frostbite when re-leased. If you see areas of piping with frost ora white fog, turn off and have a qualified tech-nician check your tubing or connections. If yousmell propane, turn off the propane and call atechnician. Do not use cook stoves, grills or non-ventedheaters to heat the inside of your campingunit. Have your vented appliances checkedeach year for proper operation and ventilation.A buildup of carbon monoxide may resultcausing injury or death. Gas alarms and car-bon monoxide detectors can be purchased toprotect you and your family. High levels of carbon monoxide may causeheadaches, dizziness, flu-like symptoms,shortness of breath, nausea or fatigue. If youand family members have these symptoms,call 911 and get out of the camping unit.

Kids, Injuries and Golf Carts:A review of research of the American Acad-emy of Pediatrics indicated that as golf cartsmove from fairways to communities, more se-rious injuries are occurring. Golf carts areviewed by many as slow moving, harmlessforms of transportation. In reality, research in-dicates that children sustain severe headtrauma in golf cart accidents. Physicians the-orize that people assume golf cart accidentsare not serious because of the low speedsthat they travel. Secondly, parents are un-aware of the high percentage of head injuriessustained in golf cart accidents involving chil-dren. As we all know, golf carts do not have thesame safety features as an auto - no doors,no seatbelts, and can be unstable while turn-ing. The study was conducted between 2004 and2014 with 100 patients involved in golf cart ac-


See EMERGENCY SERVICES, page 7…

EMERGENCY SERVICES NEWSBY STEVE DEYARMOND

The month of July generally marks the mid-point of our summer. It may seem as thoughwe can’t be there yet, because of the coolspring, and all the rain. Nevertheless, here weare. The high point of the month is the 4th ofJuly. Hope you had an enjoyable celebrationwith family and friends. Even though thereseems to be a lot of controversy in the politicalnews we still can say that we live in the great-est country. We have much to be thankful forin our land. The freedoms we enjoy are un-matched anywhere else in the world.

At the last Board of Directors meeting, held onJune 21, 2019, our financial report showedthat Sandy Pines is probably at its strongestfinancial position in our history. The BalanceSheet shows our cash reserves to be at a highpoint. First of all, this is a result of a highly ef-ficient management team. Plus, we havemajor projects in the future that need to befunded, such as the construction of anotheroutdoor pool, a safe crossing from Phase 3 tophase 6, funds to match the FEMA grant forthe new Northshore Center, and the possibilityof another indoor pool. There may also besuggestion from the membership that are not

yet thought of. Therefore, building a strongcash reserve is good long-range planning.

The Board also welcomed 35 new memberswhich is made up of 38% retirees and 62%still employed in their careers. The Board alsoadopted changes to the rules concerningshed height and placement on the lot. Thephrase “No seawall construction will be per-mitted in Phase Six” was removed from therules governing Seawall Construction. Therewas no historical information found in therecords to substantiate why this was part ofthe rules. Hence the reason for removing thelanguage, in light of the fact seawalls can beinstalled in other phases around the lake.

The Board adopted the Ballot language for themembership election on August 17, 2019. Theballot will contain the candidates running forthree Board positions open this year and atwo-word change to the By-Laws in Article II,Section 7, Death of a Member. The two-wordchange is “trust instrument” which clarifies thetransfer rights following the death of a mem-ber.

We want to express our appreciation to thoserunning for the Board. It’s an important task,so please take the time to read the resumesof those willing to give of their time and tal-ents.

There is a lot of important information in theFootprints, as well as on the website, for yoube well informed. Board members always wel-come your questions and input.

Enjoy this beautiful place.


LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARDBY DON VAN DOESELAAR

Member Service Staff NamesMember Service Staff consist of Sue Flowers,Manager; Maryanne VanderKamp, AssistantManager; and Dawn Kisner, Associate. Ournames are not ‘Ridiculous,’ ‘Worthless,’ or ‘In-competent,’ just three of the names we werecalled in the month of May. We understandthat some of the problems we all deal with atSandy Pines often cause frustration, we trulydo. So much of it is out of our control, but wedo the best we can to remedy situations aspermitted by the Handbook and if it is withinour responsibility parameters. We appreciatethose of you who treat us with respect despitethe difficulties we try to address for you. We

value Sandy Pines and its Members and werespect you. We simply ask the same in re-turn. This job has certainly made me a bettercustomer; treat others as you wish to betreated.

Phone and Email CommunicationsWhen you leave a voicemail or send an emailto Member Service, please start with yourphase and site number. Putting your phase/sitenumber in the Subject Line of your email is cru-cial for us in quickly finding the correct files. Wewant to make sure we’re transacting businessin the proper accounts with the appropriateMembers. Thank you, everyone.

Lost & FoundOften, Members find belongings left behind byothers and turn them in to park staff. Depend-ing on proximity of loss, there are several lo-cations to check for belongings: theRecreation office, Member Service, the PublicSafety Office or Lake Monterey Golf Course.If you’ve lost an item, please report it. Founditems are sometimes photographed andposted on the Sandy Pines Facebook pagewith a note of where the item can be claimed.If you find items that belong to others, pleaseturn them in to one of the aforementioned lo-cations.

Mail Policy/Mailroom Service

Please see the complete Mail Policy at thefollowing website link: https://www.sandyp-

ines.com/mailservices/

Our Mail Policies were formally established in2017. We allowed 2018 to be a transition sea-son to help Members acclimate to thechanges. Now, in 2019, we are enforcing therestrictions and fees set forth in the policy. Wehave to allow for all Members to share in theneeded service by keeping the mailroomspace accessible to all. We appreciate thoseof you who have volunteered your time to helpin the mailroom, but liability and confidentialityprohibit us from allowing you to do so. It’s thethought that counts!


MEMBER SERVICEBY SUE FLOWERS, MEMBER SERVICE MANAGER

See MEMBER SERVICE, page 10…

SUMMER SEASON HOURSMonday – Saturday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Member Service will be closed on holidays:Mail Room Hours 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Independence Day Thursday 7/4Sunday & Holidays Closed Labor Day Monday 9/2

MPORTANT DATES

7/1 Quarterly electric & state tax billed - Due 7/25. Deadline to return renewal stickers for credit

8/17 Annual Election

9/2 Winterizations scheduling opens

9/14 Saturday Emergency Pump Outs End & Last Member Service Saturday

10/1 Annual Dues, quarterly final adjusted electric & state tax billed (Due 10/25)

10/14 Last week of normal season Pump Outs

10/15 Water is turned off for the season

10/31 Last Pump Out of the season (Billed as a $28 Emergency Pump Out)

We had a great time at our Condo Bridge Walkand then enjoyed some great pizza. Thankyou to John and Kendra at Perfect Pizza. Weare now planning the dinner cruise, if you havenot signed up yet, please see Jane Secord fortickets for a fun filled night. Dinner and a twohour cruise!

We have park wide Garage Sales on July 6th - happy selling.

Our Sales Office now has only three pre-owned units for sale. All of the new units havebeen sold!

We also have two vacancies on the CondoBoard of Directors in October. Please thinkabout running. We have a great communityhere and serving on the Board is a great wayto become involved. Wealso have two great com-mittees that you can be-come involved with. Wehave theMaintenance and the So-cial Committees. Pleaseconsider joining one ofthem. Maintenance is agroup that meets onWednesday and works onthings around the condos.

Our Social Committee plans the fun things wedo here at the condos. A big thanks to both ofthese groups.

Please remember our Guest parking spots arefor only guests from now to Labor Day. This isa great place to come and visit friends andfamily.

Let's hope July is sunny and dry and that wecan have a very fun July 4th here at OurHappy Place!!

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cidents that were under 18 years of age. Notall injuries were life threatening, but 76% hada broken bone, and skull fractures were moreprevalent than extremity fractures. Twentyseven percent suffered a concussion, and30% suffered intracranial injury or bleedingwithin the skull. Thirty six percent requiredstays in the intensive care unit of the hospital.The study indicated that a high percentage ofkids on golf carts involved in accidents re-sulted in traumatic brain injuries. The averageage of the child injured was 11 years old. Common causes of accidents – the golf cartis hit or hits an object ejecting occupants, thegolf cart tips over because of lower center ofgravity, improper operation and falls upon the

driver or occupant, and the driver makes aquick turn ejecting occupants. Driver distrac-tions of cell phone use, distractions by otheroccupants, exceeding the number of passen-gers the golf cart has been manufactured tocarry, can also contribute to the incident. You don’t have to be in an accident for a childto be severely injured. Numerous incidents in-volve a child falling from a moving golf cartand sustaining an injury.

As we move forward into the summer, pleasebe aware of the potential injuries and protectyour children. Although not required, installa-tion of seatbelts may assist in the preventionof children falling off the golf cart. Having smallchildren next to you, and in your view, mayalso assist. Supervision of youth operating

your golf cart in a manner that meets your ex-pectations is required. Communicate to youngpeople operating your golf cart the responsi-bilities, and your expectations of how the golfcart is to be driven. Be aware that a golf carttraveling ten miles an hour through the parkon paved roads in which a child falls off theback seat, and hits his head on the pavement,can have devastating results and potential lifetime impacts.

Obey the rules and stay safe this summer!

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EMERGENCY SERVICES, continued

CHCONDO NEWSBY SUE STANK


PARK & GARDEN NEWSBY JACK SCHMIDT

WOW what a great day on June 1. Over 500members visited the Park and Garden to seeour new Store. We ran out of hot dogs earlierthan expected, but many enjoyed the freelunch. Thank you HDI and Robyn Greenfieldfor their donations for our giveaways.

We have had a great start to the season withour water softeners, but If you are still inter-ested in getting the rust out of the water or en-joying soft water when showering or washingdishes, stop by and see us to get a softener putin your trailer.

Need a copy of a key for your porch, post officebox, or a lock? Stop by Park and Garden, aswe are now making key copies. Logo wear isnow available at Park and Garden. We areadding new styles on a regular basis. f wedon’t have your size we can order and get themin approximately two weeks. Do not hesitate tosuggest items that you would like to see at thestore.

Have you seen the new Blackstone Griddlesthat we offer at Park and Garden? We aregoing to be decorating for the annual Christ-mas in August, and as you do so, too, you mayneed some extra Christmas lights. Stop and byand check out our supply.

The Rental Office is very busy with the golf cartrentals and we hope to see many of you at theMarina to use the paddleboards and kayaks wehave available. The Marina is open onWednesday and Friday nights from 5 to 8 pmand Saturday and Sunday from Noon to 5 pm.If you want to use a watercraft at other times,stop by the Rental Office to reserve it, and wewill make sure someone is at the Marina to getthe paddleboard or kayak ready for you.

Have you tried out the bicycles that are avail-able for the members and guests? Bikes arerented for $4/ hour. Special pricing for ½ dayand full day prices. You could get a wonderfulride in the evening as the sun is setting, and beup for the sunrise on a beautiful ride early.

The number to call for information on therentals of Park and Garden items is 616-896-9888. The Rental Office is open from 9 am to 4pm on Monday through Thursday, and Satur-day. Friday hours are 9 am to 7 pm, and Sun-day hours are 10 am to 4 pm.

We are still filling propane tanks. Many of youdidn’t see that we moved the storage propanetank to behind the compactor behind the retailcenter. All you need to do is come into the NewPark and Garden and ask for Propane.

We have added many new items since wehave more room. We have a small supply oflumber, and just in are sprinkler heads for youirrigation systems. We have increased the sizeof our fishing equipment inventory, too.

We look forward to serving your needsthroughout the rest of the summer.

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listed below that paragraph on page 3, soplease feel free to click on the link and checkout the packet, attend the information meet-ings, watch the recorded meetings on 27.2, ourinformational Sandy Pines cable channel, at-tend a Face to Phase meeting to learn more orask questions. (Direct connection to the packetcan be obtained online by following the link)https://www.sandypines.com/wp-content/up-loads/Golf-Cart-Registration-Packet-05-20-19-Update.pdf

We congratulate our Park and Garden Store,as well as the Rental Department as they settlein to their new spaces in the west wing of theRetail Center! The Open House that was heldon June 1, was a great success even thoughthe 400 hot dogs were gone about 20-30 min-utes before the open house ended! I guess thisis a classic example of the statement: if yousnooze, you lose!

We want to thank all of those who came to seethe new stores and we hope you come backoften to patronize and support all the Vendorsin the Retail Center. We know that you willenjoy the new look while there, and agree thatthe building is another amenity to be proud of,and one that will serve the Park for many yearsto come.

"This, then, is the state of the union: free andrestless, growing and full of hope. So it was inthe beginning. So it shall always be, while Godis willing, and we are strong enough to keep thefaith."-Lyndon B. Johnson, U.S. President

The words above are compelling, as well as achallenge to each of us as we celebrate the giftof freedoms we enjoy here in the United Statesof America on the 4th of July. Please enjoy thisday of celebration, and pray that God will con-tinue to bless you, your family, this park and thisgreat country.

Finally, on behalf of all our staff, we want tothank you for the opportunity to serve you as acommitted Team of employees. We considerour place and positions here to be a blessing,and we are grateful to be a part of Sandy Pinesand Lake Monterey Golf Course.

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PRESIDENT, continued

Here we are, over half way thru this campingseason. Time sure has flown by. I am prettymuch settled back into the job. I want to thankeveryone for being patient with me as I gotreacquainted and back into the groove. I wanted to give everyone an update on thenew GPS unit that we purchased. We cannow locate boat stakes and be sure that it isin the same location as when we remarkedthe stakes a few years back, within a coupleinches. This is making things a lot easier forus all.

Please keep in mind that we need to keep oursites clean thru Labor Day, to avoid being

fined. Please keep everything neat and tidy. Here’s another reminder to make sure you arepulling permits before you start your project.After you are done, please make sure that youreturn your permit within the 30 day timeframe. If any of your projects require you topull a township permit, you must remember tocall the township when your job is done andtell them you are ready for your final inspec-tion. This goes for any permit that requires atownship permit. We have been taking downa lot of dead trees this season in the greenareas. If you have any dead trees or brancheson your site, you should be looking at gettingthem taken care of before winter. We all knowwhat storms can do to dead trees.Please feel free to stop in and see me or giveme a call if you have any questions or con-cerns. I will do whatever I can to help you out.Enjoy the rest of the summer.

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PARK INSPECTOR NEWSBY RALPH SMITH

Upcoming ElectionThe annual Sandy Pines election will be com-ing up in August. For your information, pleasereview the Handbook, pages 19 and 20, andalso the Bylaws, page 65. This will provideyou with necessary information regarding

election processes. It is very important to re-member your photo i.d., Member Card pre-ferred, if you want to pick up an absenteeballot.

READY.SET.RELAX

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MEMBER SERVICE, continued

Security Services responded to 112 incidentsin the Month of May, 2019. The call types andnumbers appear below.

Illegal Entry: 6; Boating Complaint: 9; Mali-cious Destruction of Property: 4; Domestic: 2;Illegal Burning: 5; Damage to Property: 4;Suspicious Incidents: 9; General Assistance:13’ Disorderly Person: 6; Health and Safety:2; Medical: 13; Suicidal Person: 1; TrafficComplaints: 10; Alarm: 1; Property DamageAccidents: 3; Fire: 1; Sex Offender Investiga-tion: 1; Animal Complaint: 3; Missing Child: 1;Operate While Intoxicated: 2; Open Alcohol:2; Missing Person Assist Agency: 1; UnsecurePremise: 1; Illegal Drugs: 1; Misc. Rule Viola-tion: 1; Lost/Found Property: 1; Fireworks: 1;Disturbance: 4; Vicious Animal: 1; RecklessDriving: 1; Terrorist Threats: 1; Trespass: 1.

Traffic MirrorA traffic mirror has been installed on the one-way in Phase 4 to address the issue with ablind spot there. The mirror gives excellentvisibility of the intersection.

New Patrol VehicleSecurity Services has a new patrol vehicle.The vehicle is a 2019 Subaru Impreza hatch-back and replaced one of the older units. Thenew vehicle is all wheel drive with plenty ofroom for gear including medical equipment. Itwill be going out for graphics sometime in July.

FEMA CERT (Community Emergency Re-sponse Team) trainingSecurity Services now has a FEMA CERT In-structor on staff. The CERT Program dates

back to 1985 with teams in all states present.CERT team members provide an invaluableresource to communities in disaster prepared-ness, disaster response, fire safety, searchand rescue and disaster medical operations.The team members are volunteers from thecommunity who have undergone a trainingprogram by CERT Instructors.

The County of Allegan has a CERT team inplace. There will be a training program avail-able later in the year. The training typicallytakes around 24 hours to complete with someadditional online training as a prerequisite.

The training categories are:

Disaster Preparedness

Fire Suppression

Medical Operations I

Medical Operations II

Light Search and Rescue Operations

Psychology and Team Organization

Course Review and Disaster Simulation

If there are Members or Associates who areinterested in this type of training. or would likeadditional information. please contact SecurityServices.

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PUBLIC SAFETY UPDATEBY KEITH GARVELINK

Sympathy is extended to:

Gary Snyder, Site K-300, on the passing of hiswife, Karen, on May 28th.

Kathy Myaard, Site K-117, on the passing of herhusband, Dale, on June 1st. Sympathy is alsoextended to their son and his wife, Jason &Stephanie Myaard, Site K-251, and sister andbrother-in-law, Ginny & Kevin Hager, D-99

With Sincere Sympathy

RECREATION NEWSBY NIKKI HOOGEWIND

Happy Fourth of July! Please join us by partic-ipating in the parade on July 4. Meet at theWater Park and join the best parade of the sea-son. If you do not want to participate, you canstill enjoy by watching as the parade travelsfrom the Water Park to the Flea Market area.Veterans are encouraged to ride on the float.

The activities at Sandy Pines have been in fullswing. We offer Adult Zumba, Line Dancing,and Water Aerobic classes at the RecreationStation/Pool. We also offer adult tennis and golflessons. Thank you to the instructors who pre-pare and provide the great offerings for ourmembers. You do not need to sign up prior toparticipating, and can join in for one class orevery week, or as often as you are able to at-tend.

For the youth we are preparing for our AnnualLock-in for children ages 6-12. The 2019 YouthLock-in date is July 19th from 11pm-July 20 at6 am. July 6 is the sign-up beginning at noonat the Rec. Station office. The cost is $10/childand first 50 to sign up will be guaranteed aspot. Once full, registration is closed.

For the whole family we are excited to continueoffering the Sandy Pines Rainbow of ColorRun 2019. Cost is $25/participant. Event date:Saturday, August 3rd. Begin @ Chapel andEnd @ Flea Market. Sign up by July 14 to beguaranteed a t-shirt. Registration forms areavailable at Member Service or the Recreation

office. Completed forms can be turned in to theRecreation office. We have sponsorship formsavailable if you have a business that would liketo be an event sponsor. This event is fun foreveryone, so don’t miss your chance to be apart of one of our most popular summerevents!

Another exciting time is Family Fun Day. Wehave great games, food, rides, and activitiesplanned. We do need volunteers for this eventto be a success. We are seeking volunteersfor games, food court, ticket sales, face paint-ing, and more.

Email [email protected] to volunteer or stop by the Rec Office

for more details.

Additional volunteer opportunities: Fourth ofJuly Parade Judges, Christmas in AugustJudges, Fishing with Roger, *Cardboard boatraces-Need event organizer and volunteers orevent will be cancelled. Halloween is July 20.It is a fun time for all the kids in the park todress up and collect candy. We encourage allmany members to sit on their cart and pass outcandy to the kids. Please plan to arrive at theChapel lot by 6 pm to pass out candy. Theevent will begin at 6:30 pm.

Thank you for supporting our events!

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Gene will again be conducting ‘Face toPhase’ meetings on Saturday mornings,giving everyone an opportunity to comeout, enjoy a cup of coffee, a cold drinkand a cookie with him, and get ac-quainted.

JULY 20AUGUST 10

“FACE TO PHASE’ FORUMS (F2P) 2019



WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Kenneth & Robin Cook, WaylandAnthony & Wendy Newman, GrandvilleMichael & Jamie Molesta, RockfordGordon Schmuker, WaylandJames & Susan Kirk, FloridaAshley Slater & Richard Foster, MartinIsaac & Esther Yonker, ZeelandHarlan & Virginia Driesenga, Grand RapidsRandall & Belinda Miller, WyomingRandall Bercheni & Rustina Schenevar, RiverviewPaul & Susan Harrison, East LeroyThomas Woodrick & Terry Woodrick, BarodaRick & Shari Wynsma, KalamazooKip & Mary Piper, PlainwellDavid & Tina Blank, NilesIvan Morse, BeldingDean & Patience Pike, FultonTroy & Kindell Rerucha, AdaSusan Lofquist, Bradenton, FLFrederick & Frances Gilhoran, Grand RapidsCharles & Connie Vincent, WaylandMechelle & Michael Pehrson, WaylandJohnny & Linda Hess, FloridaDaniel & Kimberly Davies, HamiltonRickey & Jayne Browley, CaledoniaBrian & Lisa Campbell, WyomingDavid & Lisa Johnston, Allendale

Alexander & Maxwell Israels, Grand RapidsDavid & Denise Howard, KalamazooJack & Rosemary Meyer, DouglasJoshua & Karrie Gerber, Grand RapidsJoseph & Emily Hovinga, HollandChristopher & Debbie Haveman, WaylandSteven & Cathy Miller, ZeelandGary & Carol Downer, FloridaRichard & Sherlyn Piper, ReadingCarrie & Aaron Ondersma, Byron CenterCindy Brito & Anthony Costello, IndianaLaura Marcano, OhioArcher & Janice Howard, Woodland

Hello Sydney!I would like to introduce Sydney Ritz, she will beworking as our Communications Intern through

mid-July. Sydney isfrom Wayland Michigan,studying Visual Com-munications at SpringArbor University inJackson, MI. Her hob-bies include spendingtime with friends, family,and playing volleyball.She’s excited to workwith Sandy Pines thissummer to gain experi-ence working for a great

staple in the community and to learn more abouthow they impact and support the families they in-teract with. Sydney will be out and about in thepark getting video and photos of upcomingevents, so be sure to say hi and welcome her toour community.

50th AnniversaryWe're in the information gathering stage and arewondering what you'd like to see for our 50th Cel-ebration in 2021. We're planning a year-long trib-ute to the park with special events scheduledthroughout the summer and a big celebration inJuly. We’ve created a page on our website for all50th related updates and communications. Thepage includes a historical timeline of milestonessince the parks inception and The Dream LivesOn Video that was produced for our 40th Anniver-sary. If you are interested in helping or have ideasfor our 50th Anniversary Celebration, pleaseshare them with Marcie Palmer, our 50th Anniver-sary Event Coordinator. You can comment on anyof the articles posted on the 50th AnniversaryPage or send her an email, which is also includedon the page at SandyPienes.com/50th.

Calendars & PhotosIf you haven’t picked up one of our new SandyPines Wall Calendars, I would encourage you todo so as we’ll stop selling them soon once theysell out. They’re available to purchase for $10 atMember Service, the Public Safety Office, ThePark & Garden Store, and The Happy Shack. Thecalendars feature beautiful park photos and all of

our featured park events so you don’t have toworry about scheduling them on your social cal-endar. If you’d like to contribute to next year’s cal-endar, just share your park photos and videos withus by tagging Sandy Pines on any of our socialmedia channels including Facebook, Instagram,and Twitter. Links to all our social media accountscan be found on the footer of our website and ourweekly E-News.

Park Cable ChannelsDuring the recent Charter Spectrum Cable Chan-nel Lineup Reprogramming, our proprietary parkchannels 9.1, 9.2, 9.3 & 9.4 were dropped fromour channel lineup due to oversight during Char-ter’s onsite survey. The channels were success-fully reprogrammed back into our lineup aschannels 27.1, 27.2, 27.3 & 27.4, as the channelsin the 9 range were no longer available. Whenperforming a channel scan or auto program, thesechannels should show up on your TV with the titleLocal 1, Local 2, Local 3 & Local 4.

27.1 Park Events, Weather & Info

27.2 Meetings & Video

27.3 Sales Listings

27.4 Park Channel Listing

Channel 27.1 will rotate between our event calen-dar, park news, park alerts/cancellations, weather,traffic, and general interest information. Channel27.2 will air our most recent Board of Directors,Face to Phase, and general informational meet-ings. Sales Listings will cycle on channel 27.3 andour Park Channel Listing with highlighted popularchannels will be on channel 27.4. We’re workingon scheduling new content to these channels thisyear and would love your feedback at [email protected].

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COMMUNICATION NEWS

MAINTENANCE NEWSBY BEN FIFELSKI

Summer is finally here! We ask that you donot place items around the compactors, putall of your items inside of them. We havehad many instances where members puttheir items outside of the containers with thehope that someone else may be able to useit. We understand recycling…but this is notthe way to do it.

Thousands of dollars are spent each year inman hours used to clean up messes thatdidn’t need to be there. One thing that re-quires a lot of time is the sorting of garbagefrom the leaf piles. Please, put ONLY leavesin the leaf pile, as we compost those formore inexpensive disposal.

It’s a good idea for you to be proactive withnecessary repairs on your site, too. Think

about having a professional service your airconditioning units. All of these units have fil-ters and coils that need to be kept clean, inorder to run more efficiently.

With the wet spring weather, we get a lot ofcalls about your GFI tripping. This is mainlybecause of bad seals and covers on outsideboxes. They get wet, which then causes theGFI to trip. Please take the time to inspectand replace, if needed.

During the summer months, you may noticeyour water smelling like rotten eggs. This isusually caused by the magnesium rod inyour hot water heater. The best way to flushthe water out is to simply open the pop-off

See MAINTENANCE, page 15…

The most recent April 2019 financial state-ments for both Sandy Pines Wilderness Trailsand Lake Monterey Golf Course have beenapproved and posted on the Finance pageunder www.sandypines.com.

Sandy Pines updateWe continue to focus on maintaining strongdays in cash reserve. This focus is primarily tohelp support a good emergency fund, if nec-essary, and help provide additional funding inupcoming projects of opportunity, such as thePhase 4, Adult Rec Storm Shelter. Liabilitiesare down $28k from last year, with Total Equityup $848k. The individual profit and loss state-ments for the month of April are on target year-to-date. Resort Service and Sales are showingsignificant increases in revenue to put the parkin a great financial position to start the 2019season.

Lake Monterey Golf Course updateThere is minimal activity to report at the GolfCourse at this point of the season, howevertotal current assets does have an increase of$126k over last year with an increase of $67kin total assets. As with Sandy Pines, the focusto help support upcoming projects necessary.The golf course will be soon looking to com-plete a second well irrigation capital project.The income statement for the golf course isshowing consistent with last year, which isgood, considering the recent weather patterns.

Please refer to the Finance section of theSandy Pines webpage for the posting of themost currently approval financial reports.

Thank you.

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MAINTENANCE, continuedACCOUNTING UPDATESBY KIMBERLY WILLIAMS relief valve on your water heater. Cold,

fresh water will then flow into the bottomof your tank and force all of the smellywater out of the top. This is a good prac-tice…not only to flush the tank, but it alsochecks to ensure the relief valve is work-ing properly. If the relief valve drips afteryou’ve opened it, the valve needs to bereplaced. We have several contractors onour list who are able to perform this taskfor you, is required.

Thanks to each of you for your helpthroughout the season. Enjoy SandyPines during the month of July!

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We are all pedestrians at some point in time.As we walk across parking lots, go for a run,cross the street, walk to the neighbors or tocheck the mail. As with anything, risk is in-volved as we interact with vehicles.

Here are a few safety suggestions to keepyou safe.

Be visible - wear bright clothing during thedaylight hours and light or reflective clothingat dusk, dawn or at night. Use a flashlightwhen walking at night.

Don’t’ assume that the driver of a vehicle seesyou. Make eye contact with vehicles stoppedat intersections. Never assume that a driverwill give you the right of way.

Adults should supervise children when cross-ing streets. Children under the age of 10, inmost cases, have not developed the ability tojudge distances and speed of vehicles, andshould be helped across the street holding thehand of a parent.

Don’t be distracted by electronic devices.Leave your phone in your pocket if out for a

walk. Don’t use headphones.

Walk facing traffic and on the edge of theroadway. Keep a safe distance from traffic.

If under the influence of alcohol or drugs, don’tbe a pedestrian, stay home. A National High-way Safety study in 2016 found that in 48% ofpedestrian accidents, the driver or pedestrianwas under the influence of drugs or alcohol.The same study indicated that 75% of pedes-trian deaths occur at night, 22% in the daylight

hours, 2% at dusk, and 1% at dawn.

If you are a driver, be vigilant in your observa-tions for pedestrians. Be prepared to stop forchildren. Provide adequate room to pass,slow down, and drive the speed limit. Putdown your phones and electronic devices asyou drive. If under the influence of alcohol ordrugs, stay home and keep off the roadways.

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LAKE MONTEREY GOLF COURSE NEWSBY GARY PETERS

Here it is July already…while the season hasbeen very wet so far, the course is holding itsown.

We have some new food items this year. Wenow have corn dogs, Philly Steak w/cheeseand a few new breakfast sandwiches. We’vebrought back our chicken sandwiches andburgers, too. We are also carrying Fenn Valleyand St. Julian Wines.

Each year, we get a lot of new golfers on thecourse. We love having new golfers join us, butif you don’t know the basic rules of the game…

please ask and we will be glad to assist you.Every golfer must have their own set of clubs,and only two players per cart. Please play‘ready golf’ which means you should be readyto hit your ball when you get to it. It should nottake more than two hours and 20 minutes toplay nine holes. The golfers behind you proba-bly need to get back to their place becausethey have other plans. We only allow two-somes and foursomes to play. There are toomany members who start playing more than afoursome after a couple of holes…this will notbe allowed.

For the PGA First Tee program for kids, wewould like to have the kids tee up from the fair-way so they can be on the same green in thesame number of shots as their parents. Thiswill make it more fun for the kids and give thema chance to actually beat their parents!

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PEDESTRIAN SAFETY


THE SANDY PINES ANNUAL ELECTIONSATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 2019 / 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Election Date & Times

Saturday, August 17th, 201910:00 am-2:00 pm

The Sandy Pines Annual Meeting will be heldon Saturday, August 17th, 2019,at 10 am in-side the Chapel. The Lake Monterey GolfCourse Annual Meeting will follow immedi-ately thereafter. The meeting is open for ques-tions and conversation. This is a great forumto seek additional information regarding theAnnual Election.

Election results will be available Saturdayevening once all the votes have been countedand the Board Candidates have been notified.Results will be posted on this website page,Facebook, Cable Channel 27.1 along withposters on the doors of the Administration andPublic Safety buildings.

Polling Places

Phases 1, 2, 4 and 7 (Condos)

Inside Phase 1 Pavilion

Phases 3, 5 and 6

Inside the Recreation Station (Water Park)• Voter Identification Required

• Photo ID required for Member identifica-tion – i.e. Sandy Pines photo memberID card; driver’s license, etc.

•For voting purposes, each membership,whether owned individually or jointly,shall be entitled to only one vote.

•Members with account balances 30 (ormore) days past due will not be able tovote until their balance is paid off.

Absentee Ballots

Absentee ballots are available at the MemberService Office 30 days before the election(Thursday, July 18th until Friday, August 16th.)Absentee ballots must be mailed or depositedin the ballot box at the Member Service Officeno later than 4 pm on Friday, August 16th.Photo ID required for Member identification –i.e. Sandy Pines photo member ID card; dri-ver’s license, etc.

Darlene Dewitt

Hello! My name is Dar-lene Dewitt and I amasking for your consid-eration as I seek a po-sition on the SandyPines Board of Direc-tors. My husband and I

are new members to Sandy Pines. What youmay not know is we were carefully looking,considering, and praying about becomingmembers since 2007. In May of 2017, on adreary, rainy May day, Kathy took us, again,to look at trailers. It was on this day we foundour trailer in Phase 2. We have thoroughlyenjoyed our place!

Here is a quick recap of my personal life. Iwas born in Cleveland OH, lived on the Eastside of Tennessee for four years, then movedwith my family to Holland the summer of1973. I graduated from Holland High Schooland Booker School of Cosmetology. I hold alicense with the State of MI. My husbandDale, who is a Yooper, and I got married in1981. We do not have children. My husbandjust retired from Haworth, Inc after a 38-yearcareer in Maintenance. I have been em-ployed with Consumers Credit Union since2006. I started my career as a Member Serv-ice Representative and in 2012, moved intothe Business department. I work full time. Ilove to work, and I love numbers! What I love most about Sandy Pines is thebusy-ness! I am not a sitter or a relaxer! It israre but sometimes, you will find me sitting in

a chair surfing the web on my iPad. I love allthe people and I love the constant traffic androar of the golf carts! I love the adult activitiestoo like Adult Bingo and Adult dances. I hopeas a BOD member, I can encourage moreadult activities like bringing back the “golf cartpoker run” and having more social eventswhere people who are new to the park andthose who have been here awhile can cometogether and meet and form a bond of friend-ship!

What I’ve been hearing, as I have been outand about “knocking on doors” and introduc-ing myself, is a reoccurring theme which is thecost of some of our fees and dues. I realizeand understand there are “cost of living” in-creases and municipalities raise their costs of

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doing business, therefore, those costs are passedalong to us. What I hope to accomplish as part ofthe Board of Directors is to make sure any in-creases have a valid reason behind it. I’d like toknow our membership costs are within reasonand are helping maintain a sense of security, that“rustic feel” some campers like, and moderniza-tion for years to come. I will do my very best tohelp keep Sandy Pines a Safe, Fun, and Afford-able place! With safety and security being a keyfactor for all of us, I will support our PSO team andencourage the support of tools and training nec-essary to perform their duties. When I’m not at Sandy Pines, I’m involved heavilyin my community and Allegan County. Here aremy current and past Community Involvement andVolunteerism:

• Holland Police Department Citizens Police Academy,Graduate - 2008

• West MI Character Council, Board Member and Treas-urer, 2008 - 2018

• MI West Coast Leadership Program, MI West CoastChamber of Commerce, Graduate – 2013

• MI West Coast Chamber of Commerce AmbassadorCommittee, 2014- Present

• Allegan County Republicans Woman’s Club, BoardMember, 2015 – Present

• Step-on-Guide, Tulip Time, 2015- Present• City of Holland Precinct Chairperson, 2008 - 2017• Holland Township Precinct Inspector/Chair, 2018 -

Present• Delegate, Allegan County, District 6, 2016 - Present

• MI State Committee member, 2016 - Present• Allegan County Executive Committee member-

2016 - 2018• 6th District Committee member- 2016 to Present• MEPSS (MI Excellence in Public Service Series) – Sep-

tember 2018-April 2019 - Graduate May 2019• Member- Central Wesleyan Church – 2007 – Present

• Allegan County Notary Public. My commission expires 01.31.21

I look forward to meeting more of our great SandyPines members! I think it’s important we all bewell informed about who we are putting on ourSandy Pines Board of Directors. Being newer tothe park I have new fresh eyes which hopefullywill spur new and creative ideas! I welcome hear-

ing from you! My goal is to keep Sandy Pines -our “Happy Place” Safe, Fun, and Affordable!Thank you!

Dennis King

Greetings Sandy PinesFriends! My name is DennisKing, I’m 71 years youngand I’m seeking re-electionto the Board of Directors. Iwas an Associate Memberfor 20 years, and have been

a Member for the past ten years. My wife, Karin,and I have four adult children and six grandkidswho all love spending time at Sandy Pines.

My background consists of several church lead-ership boards where I’m currently Finance Chairwith my church in Kalamazoo. I’ve been involvedwith 51 years of public service. This includes sixyears in the military, 34 years of law enforcementand 11 years as a security officer in several fed-eral facilities. For the past four years I haveserved on the Sandy Pines Safety & SecurityCommittee, the Technology Committee, and al-most three years on the Board of Directors. I’vehad the privilege of being part of the restructuringof the Department of Public Safety during the pasttwo years, as well as being a part of the imple-mentation of PA 330, where highly qualified secu-rity officers are being hired to bring a level ofsecurity to Sandy Pines like never seen before!

I have been involved with the FEMA grant that al-lowed us to provide two storm shelters/conve-nience centers to Phase 3. I was on thecommittee overseeing the construction of thesebuildings as a representative of the BOD, and Ilook forward to continuing as a team member withour second FEMA grant. In addition, our Park hasmaintained a balanced budget.

As your Board member/repre-sentative, I will continue to use acommon sense approach to-wards level headed decisionsthat help make Sandy PinesWilderness Trails, a top-of-the-line campground.

I ask for your support and vote onAugust 17th. Thank you for yourconsideration.

Chad Ostrom

Hi everyone! Wow, thatwent very quickly! It hasbeen the honor of my life-time for the past year toserve you as a Director atwhat most of us refer to asour "Happy Place".

As Sandy Pines continues to grow and with theupcoming change in leadership, I feel more com-pelled than ever, that I must continue to serve onthe Board of Directors.

My agenda is very simple...it is to work WITH ourBoard of Directors for continued fiscal success,continued growth in safety and security, the sup-port of the amazing staff employees here, and toinsure the success of the next Park President.

Please ChoseChad and Dennis King for re-elec-tion so all of us may continue to call this our"Happy Place!"

Sincerely,Chad OstromChoseChad-again

Paul Peppel

Hello everyone! My nameis Paul Peppel and I am ex-cited to be in the running fora Board of Director position.My wife Deb and I are en-joying our tenth year in thepark and spend virtually theentire summer here savefor some trips to our home

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base in Byron Center.

My qualifications for this position include an 11-year stint as Vice President of a West Michiganschool board as well as serving as the school’sband booster president. In addition, 20+ yearsexperience as an automotive service managerhas reinforced to me the value of the GoldenRule which I use as a daily guidance both per-sonally and professionally.

Our two grown children, their spouses and ourthree grandchildren relish their time spent withus here and all Sandy Pines has to offer. It ismy passion to help preserve our happy placewhile making necessary and sometimes diffi-cult decisions as we adapt and embrace in-evitable change. Thank you in advance foryour support.

Paul Peppel

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For Sale from Site 578: 2017 brand new 38’ KeystonesHideout camper, 3 sliders with bunkhouse and queenbedroom. Full size refrigerator in the kitchen. Sleeps 9.Power awning, power jacks and tongue. Lots of extrasare on this camper still under warranty. We are selling be-cause we bought a place in Sandy Pines. If you wouldlike to see it we have it in storage down the road fromSandy Pines. Asking: $31,500, call 616-297-9762.

For Sale - Site 744: 2005 Breckenridge Park Model -12x40. Shed in back, new back deck, built in 2017. Firepit, nice landscaping. New stove and golf cart garage,both in 2018. Sunroom. Two golf carts, one gas and oneelectric. Asking $70,000. Call: 616.340.2600.

For Sale from Site K-256: 16’ Playbouy Pontoon w/40hp Johnson. Galvanized trailer, life jackets and anchorsincluded. In very good shape. Asking: $6,900. Call:616.540.2339.

For Sale - Site N-464 - Phase 4: Water view, 2004 Tro-phy Double Loft with sunporch and deck. Sleeps 10. Fullsize 200 sq ft garage and plenty of parking. Gas E-Z-Gogolf cart. Very clean, furnished, and has extra pantry andstorage areas. Asking: $98,500. Call or text Norm at 616-291-1824.

For Sale - Site N-438 - Phase 4: (must see) Waterfront,fully furnished 1991 Quailridge trailer with sun porch anddeck. Very clean and renovated with new roof and waterresistant luxury vinyl floors throughout. Boat stake, stor-age shed, golf cart and golf cart shelter. Asking: $128,000OBO. Call or text Tim at (616) 304-6085 for more infor-mation.

Condo for Sale – 2809 Sandy Pines Drive, Dorr: Awe-some turnkey condo new in 2014, part of Sandy Pines,offering all the Sandy Pines amenities. Offers numerousupgrades and desired features. This 3 bedroom 2 bath

ranch with 2 stall extra deep garage offers an open floorplan with cathedral ceilings. Main floor consists of kitchen,dining room, living room, 4-season sun room, 2 bed-rooms, bathroom and laundry. Lower level consists of ex-pansive family room, 3rd bedroom, bathroom, and utilityroom with plenty of storage. Asking $254,500. Models areall sold, this is your last chance to own a year roundhome. To view the home of your dreams, contact Fred at(616) 866-9446 or at [email protected].

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We have more ‘Site for Sale’ listings online at www.sandypines.comPlease call Kathy (ext. 113) or Nick (ext. 114) at 616-896-8316, for additional information or to schedule an appointment

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