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2 JUNE PML NEWS19710 Butler Way CARROLL COTTAGE BEAUTY. This is one of a handful of cottages built by this builder, who is known for his ﬁne crasmanship, architectural interest and stylish ﬂoor plans. Two story, 3bd, 2ba, 1444sf. Covered entry, interior archways, pillars, hardwood ﬂoors, Palladian windows and Berber carpet. Propane heat stove on a stone hearth. Central H/A plus whole-house fan. 2-car garage. $454,900 #4108776420239 Pine Mountain Dr “SAUSALITO-STYLE” HOME near the Lake Lodge, with a peek of the lake. Two wood stoves in the great room and the master suite. Central Vac and A/C. Separate master suite. The 4th bedroom/den has a private balcony & bathroom. Two additional bedrooms share a 3rd bathroom. At the top of this architectural gem is “Stargazer Way”, a whimsical, celestial room where you can experience the night sky from this elevated lo. Attached 2 car carport and large ﬁnished storage room. $490,000 $4109224513141 Mueller Dr A QUINTESSENTIAL CABIN, not far from Yosemite National Park. Tri-level ﬂoor plan, tongue-in-groove vaulted ceilings. Real stone hearth in the living room w/wood-burning stove. Large lo area, a rumpus room on street level and a spacious deck o of the dining room. Lower level is accessed by a separate entrance and includes the 3rd bedroom, a full bath and the bonus room. $319,500 #4109376320237 Upper Skyridge Dr HILLTOP BEAUTY overlooking Pine Mountain Lake and the surrounding mountains. 4bd, 3ba, 2090sf. Family/game room, propane heating, laminate ﬂooring. Perfect as a primary residence or a second home to bond and make family memories. Enjoy all the amenities: Boating, ﬁshing, swimming, hiking, tennis & pickle ball, the stables, gun range, campgrounds, golf course and Country Club dining. $459,000 #41093703ROB STONEOWNER/REALTOR®DRE #01025463BJORN WAHMANBROKERDRE #00706559TARA STONEMANAGER/DPGDRE# 01106544LIZ MATTINGLYBROKER ASSOCIATE DRE #00709618MIRIAM MARTINREALTOR®, RSPS, ASPDRE #01400779ANDREW RIETVELDREALTOR®DRE #01994156KATHY NIEDENSREALTOR®DRE #01113 243BRENDA ZUNIGABROKER ASSOCIATEDRE #00997621RYAN NIEDENSBROKER ASSOCIATE DRE #01940007CAPRICE KROWPROP. MGR/LDPDRE# 01179023CORY STONEPHOTOGRAPHERVIDEOGRAPHER19995 Pine Mountain Dr CREATE SOME MEMORIES! 3bd, 2ba, home nestled in the trees. Cozy wood-burning stove, vaulted ceiling, laminate pine ﬂooring. Granite kitchen counters and large dining area. Retractable awnings and a jetted spa on the back deck. Two detached storage buildings plus a carport. Turn-key home, ready for full-time living, vacationing or short-term income property. $350,000 #4108090719329 Ferretti Rd READY FOR THE NEXT OWNER! Split-level home, built in 2005. Soaring ceilings, modern design, new laminate ﬂooring and a spacious kitchen w/granite counters and newer appliances. Step-down family room with ﬁreplace and access to a second deck. Upstairs the master bathroom features a separate shower and tub. 2-car ﬁnished garage, a detached shed. Recently resurfaced parking. $375,000 #41088751SOLDPENDING

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JUNE PML NEWS 3PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE ASSOCIATION1.209.962.8600www.pinemountainlake.comADMINISTRATION OFFICE HOURS8:00 AM TO 4:30 PM – MON THRU FRIOPEN AT 8:45 AM SECOND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTHTHE OFFICE IS CLOSED BETWEEN 12:00 & 1:00 EACH DAY2025 ADMINISTRATION OFFICES HOLIDAYSADMIN OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED2025 PMLA BOARD MEETINGS SCHEDULETHIRD SATURDAY  UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTEDJUNE 21, 2025JULY 19, 2025AUGUST 16, 2025 (Annual Meeting)SEPTEMBER 27, 2025 (4th Saturday of the Month)OCTOBER 18, 2025 (Board Budget Meeting)NOVEMBER 15, 2025The PML News is the Ocial Magazine of Pine Mountain Lake Property OwnersThe PML News is dedicated to reporting PML Association business and PML Association news to Pine Mountain Lake Property Owners.All community related articles and notices will appear in the PML News on a SPACE AVAILABLE basis and at the DISCRETION of the PML News Publishing Editor.DEADLINESAdvertisements must be received IN FULL (text, MLS info, images, logos, etc.) by the 20th of the month for the following month’s edition. Only advertisements received in full will be guaranteed to be published in that month’s edition. NO EXCEPTIONS. MEDIA ACCEPTED email SOFTWARE (Articles)InDesign, Microso Word, Apple Pages, or TXT formats only.SOFTWARE (Advertisements)PSD, JPG, PDF, EPS or TIFF only.TEXT/GRAPHICSHandwritten text is not accepted. Material composed completely of capital letters is not accepted. Please use uppercase and lowercase letters in composition. Ink jet printed images are not accepted. Images are accepted ONLY as camera ready art, original photos (to be scanned) or as JPEG, TIFF or PDF ﬁles created with above listed soware. All scans and bitmap images must be in TIFF or JPG format at least 120 dpi at 100% (150 dpi preferred). Ad ﬁles are stored for 90 days from ﬁrst run date. Older ads that have not been running must be resubmitted. (See Display & Insert Advertising Contract “Design and Preparation Charges.”)EMAIL TEXT/GRAPHICSText/graphics may be delivered as e-mail attachments via the Internet. Send to: pmlnews@sabredesign.net.AD DESIGN and PROOFSAds that are requested to be sent to other periodicals require a usage fee from the advertiser (see Display & Insert Advertising Contract “Design and Preparation Charges”). Proofs are available upon request and ﬁnal proof approval for all ads is expected within 24 hours. Changes made are LIMITED to typographical or graphic placement errors. NO OTHER ADDITIONS OR CHANGES WILL BE MADE.SUBMISSION DEADLINES Articles and Ads — 20th each monthClassiﬁeds Ads — 20th each monthSubmission GuidelinesVISIT US ONLINEwww.pinemountainlake.comFRI 7/4/2025 INDEPENDENCE DAYMON 9/1/2025 LABOR DAYTUE 11/11/2025 VETERANS DAYTHUR 11/27/2025 THANKSGIVINGFRI 11/28/2025 DAY AFTER THANKSGIVINGWED 12/24/2025 CHRISTMAS EVETHUR 12/25/2025 CHRISTMAS DAYWED 12/31/2025 NEW YEARS EVETHUR 1/1/2026 NEW YEARS DAY

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6 JUNE PML NEWSSigning up for the new eSNAP program is quick and easy and gives you the ability to sign up for the information that you want to receive. Just head over to www.PineMountainLake.com and sign up today.ABOUT EACH OF THE PROGRAMSPML News & Alerts – Receive emails with information regarding anything aecting Pine Mountain Lake such as road closures, utility problems, re alerts and more.PML Amenities News – Receive emails with information about upcoming events, specials, or news regarding all PML amenities such as the lake, marina, golf course, etc.The Grill at Pine Mountain Lake – Receive emails with information regarding happenings at e Grill. Get information on Wine Tastings, Entertainment, Special Events and more.is program is separate from the current email opt-in program that allows you to receive PMLA governing documents and requires your signed approval. is program can be signed up for via the online system. Get your news and alerts via email, it’s eSNAP!GET IMPORTANT NEWS VIA EMAIL24/7 RENTAL COMPLIANCE HOTLINEIT JUST GOT EASIER TO REPORT, PROVE, AND RESOLVE NON-EMERGENCY SHORT-TERM RENTAL RELATED PROBLEMS IN REAL TIME, 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK1-209-231-4543ALL PMLA HOMEOWNERSEMAIL OPT-IN PROGRAMe Association is pleased to oer a money saving program available to all PMLA property owners. is program allows you to receive many of the documents we are required to provide to you via email. is option is important because:COST SAVINGS – e Association is spared the expense of printing and mailing many documents to those property owners who sign up.ENVIRONMENTAL SAVINGS – Less paper means less trash and reduced damage to the environment both in the disposal and production of paper and envelopes.REDUCED CLUTTER – By receiving documents via email there is less paper for you to deal with. All documents can be saved on your computer and viewed at your discretion.TIMELY RECEIPT – Documents sent electronically are received in minutes as opposed to the days it takes for regular mail to arrive.If these sound like good reasons to you, please sign up for the Document Email Program today using the attached form. Simply return the completed form to the Administration oce at your convenience.If you have any questions on this program please feel free to give us a call 1 (209) 962-8600 and we will be happy to explain the details and the advantages.Please read the Terms & Conditions for the email opt-in program on the website, www.pinemountainlake.com under the Resources/Forms > Opt-In Email Program. Mail form below to:Pine Mountain Lake Association19228 Pine Mountain Drive • Groveland, CA 95321YES, I WANT TO ENROLL IN PMLA’S EMAIL STATEMENT AND DOCUMENT SERVICE. I ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH ABOVE AS A CONDITION FOR PARTICIPATION IN THIS SERVICE.PMLA Account Number:____________ Unit/Lot #: ______________Name: _____________________________ Phone #: ______________Address: _____________________________________________________Email Address: ______________________________________________Signature: _________________________________________________________________________TABLE OF CONTENTSAdministration 3-42PMLA Financials 12-13The Grill & Lounge 30-32PML Clubs & Recreation 44-51Community News 52-69Classiﬁed Ads 72

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JUNE PML NEWS 7NOTICEThe Pine Mountain Lake News, established July 25, 1973, is created monthly for residents and property owners of Pine Mountain Lake. Members can access the PML News monthly edition online at www.PineMountainLake.com. Every month the newest edition of the PML News is posted online before the rst of each month. The PML News is emailed to and posted online for approximately 3,500 PML property owner households each month. Our circulation reaches approximately 1,200 full-time, resident, PML property owners and approximately 2,300 “weekender,” non-resident, property owners who maintain primary residence in Northern California, in Southern California, or in other states. For more information regarding the PML News, please call the PML Administration Ofce at 1 (209) 962-8600. We greatly appreciate your contributions but please note that the PML News lls up very quickly – often before the 20th deadline. To ensure that your submission is reviewed for publication please submit in full and as early as possible. Please remember that the PML News is limited in capacity and your submissions are reviewed on a rst-come-rst-served, space-available basis. We publish all PMLA related submissions such as Board & Management Business, Clubs, Activities & Events. Where space remains, we publish non-PMLA related submissions in our "Community" section. We do our best to provide timely news. Please visit us at the PMLA website www.pinemountainlake.com for a downloadable PDF of the News posted by the 1st of the month and a downloadable PDF list of ad rates.PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE ASSOCIATION1.209.962.8600BOARD OF DIRECTORSMike Gustafson: PresidentBrian Watson: Vice President Karen Hopkins: SecretaryCraig Prouse: Treasurer Chuck Obeso-Bradley: Director-at-largeGENERAL MANAGERJoseph M. Powell, PCAM, CCAM-LS, CMCA, AMSCORRESPONDENCE TO DIRECTORSPine Mountain Lake Association19228 Pine Mountain DriveGroveland, CA 95321PMLABoard@pinemountainlake.comADMINISTRATION OFFICE HOURS OF OPERATION*Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PMClosed 12:00 – 1:00 PMTel: 1-209-962-8600The Pine Mountain Lake News, established July 25, 1973, is posted monthly for residents of Pine Mountain Lake and vicinity by Pine Mountain Lake Association, Groveland, California 95321.SUBMISSION DEADLINE20th of the month by 4:30 PMLATE SUBMISSIONS MAY NOT BE ACCEPTEDVisit www.pinemountainlake.com for ad rates and submission guidelines or email: PMLNews@SabreDesign.netFor the mutual beneﬁt of all property owners, the Pine Mountain Lake News reserves the right to edit all copy submitted for publication. The Pine Mountain Lake News is a private enterprise, not a public entity, and as such is entitled to reject advertisements or articles in the best judgment of its editor or publisher, despite a probable monopoly in the area of its publication. Pine Mountain Lake Association is not responsible for, nor does it guarantee the accuracy of, information contained in any ad placed in the Pine Mountain Lake News. The Pine Mountain Lake News attempts to ensure that this publication is free of legal infringements and the Pine Mountain Lake Association and its contractors are not liable for copyright/trademark infringements from external advertisements and articles. PMLA–PublisherDAVID WILKINSON–Publishing EditorSABRE DESIGN & PUBLISHINGDesign/layout PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE NEWSP.O. Box 605, Groveland, CA 95321Tel: 1.209.962.0613E-mail: PMLNews@SabreDesign.netMAKE PML YOUR ONE–STOP–SHOPFOR ALL YOUR GIFT GIVING!PICK UP A GIFT CARD FOR:GOLF • GOLF SHOP APPAREL & ACCESSORIES • THE GRILLHUNTING & FISHING LICENSE VOUCHERSGIFT CARDS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE, THE GRILL, AND AT THE PRO SHOPKEEP YOUR INFORMATION UP TO DATEIf you have moved or changed your contact information, please contact the Administration Office at 1 (209) 962-8600 to update your records. You can also update your information online by scanning the QR code. Staying connected helps us keep you informed about important updates, news, and events in our community. https://www.pinemountainlake.com/ad dress-change-2/

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8 JUNE PML NEWSADMINISTRATIONGENERAL MANAGER’S MESSAGEJOE POWELL – PCAM, CCAM-LS, CMCA, AMS GENERAL MANAGERPG&E POWERLINE UNDERGROUNDING PROJECT UPDATEPG&E continues their undergrounding work down Pine Mountain Drive. Their plan is to be completed before the July 4th holiday. So far there have only been a couple of member complaints regarding temporary traffic delays and concerns regarding the asphalt patch work. Most traffic delays are no more than 15 to 20 minutes. Last month, there was a 30-minute delay where both lanes were closed on Pine Mountain Drive. One of the subcontractors ran into an underground utility that was not mapped. PG&E said that this was an isolated incident, but this happens with these types of largescale projects. We put out the weekly project work schedule on our PML eSNAP direct email program and our official PML Website. We encourage all members to sign up for our email communication platform so that they can stay informed regarding this project and other important Association information.DRAFT PML EDITORIAL POLICYA draft copy of the updated PML Editorial Policy was published in the May edition of the PML News Magazine and posted to the Official PML Website for member review and comment. The Board will consider any feedback from members regarding this draft policy and it will be on the June 21st board meeting agenda for consideration of adoption by the Board.DRAFT PML ECC RULES, GUIDELINES AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDSA draft copy of the updated PML Environmental Control Committee Rules, Guidelines and Construction Standards Policy was published in the May edition of the PML News Magazine and posted to the Ocial PML Website for member review and comment. e Board will consider any feedback from members regarding this draft policy and it will be on the June 21st board meeting agenda for consideration of adoption by the Board.PHI MEDICAL HELICOPTER TRANSPORT MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNTOur management team has secured a discount rate for PML members for the PHI medical emergency helicopter ights service. e PML member rate is $55 a year per household with zero out-of-pocket costs for air ambulance transport. More information can be found on the Ocial PML Website. REMOVAL OF THE MARINA FISHING DOCKThe fishing dock on the shoreline near the PML Marina boat slips was removed for safety purposes. We received multiple complaints from PML members who moor their boats at our Marina boats slips, that anglers using the fishing dock were casting into boats and causing damage with lures and fishhooks. Additionally, fishing line was getting caught in boat propellers causing damage and becoming a potential liability to the Association. As a result, we removed the dock. Fishing anglers have several areas to fish from the lake shore at Fisherman’s Cove, Water Taxi docks before 10 am, Dunn Court and Lake Lodge beaches in areas at least 25 feet from designated swim areas and the left side of the Marina Jetty.MARINA STAFF INSPECTING BOATS FOR SIGNS OF THE GOLDEN MUSSEL Our boating Members appear to be on board with getting their boat inspections performed and their boats are clean. We have not received any complaints so far and everything is going smoothly as we continue inspections looking for signs of the Golden Mussel invasive species.Sta has performed 60 motorized boat inspections, and 15 non-motorized boat inspections. We have applied 19 inspection seals, and removed 11 inspection seals. 5 of the motorized boats were from out of state, 1 has been in positive (mussel-infected) waters so they were not allowed to launch their boat in our lake. We have completed 550 boat registrations so far for the 2025 season. All boats slips have been rented out for this season. Over-night docking is full for 4th of July weekend. PML ADVISORY COMMITTEE OPENINGSWe currently have openings on two committees, specifically, the Covenants Committee and Equine Advisory Committee. Members can apply online by going to the PML Website. We also have a PDF version of the form that you can fill out that is on the website. These are all voluntary positions and a great way for members to get involved in the governance of our community. Until next month, wishing all dads a Happy Father’s Day!

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JUNE PML NEWS 9ADMINISTRATIONPRESIDENT'SMESSAGEMIKE GUSTAFSON – PMLA BOARD PRESIDENTThe High Season is upon us and I hope you have lots of fun events planned in and around Pine Mountain Lake!I attended a Hetch Hetchy Water and Power Conference last month; a key topic was the Golden Mussel. e Golden Mussel is one tough critter! e leading Golden Mussel expert is a university professor in Brazil. He dropped a few mussels into Chlorine and left them there for a day or two, pulled them out, then dropped them in 65 degree water and they spawned!! ere is no known treatment once the mussel gets into waterways. e only hope is to contain them. If the alkaline level is 3.0 Mg or lower the mussel cannot reproduce. Unfortunately our alkaline level is around 5.0 Mg. ey lay literally millions of eggs each! DNA Testing has found the mussel is in most of the waterways from Stockton to Bakerseld, but they are not in our local lakes, yet. Don Pedro is also clean so far. Our boat inspections are even more important to protect our lake.As mentioned last month, GCSD is considering water and sewer rate increases. The next meeting to discuss the plan and possibly approve the increases will be June 18 at the Resilience Center from 5:00pm to 7:30pm. I recommend attending to understand how the proposed plan will affect you.A PG&E representative attended our May board meeting and provided an update on the Power Line Undergrounding project designed to reduce fire risk. They will be putting power lines underground on Elder Lane and from the PML entrance to Cassaretto Court. ere will still be re-resistant poles to carry telephone and internet cables. In some cases, power transformers will be mounted on the ground. PG&E reps will contact each homeowner to discuss how the project will aect them. The project should be completed the rst week of July. ey work Monday thru Saturday from 7am to 5pm and you can expect 15 minute delays, so plan accordingly! Learn more about this project at pge.com/undergrounding.Also at the May meeting the Association’s insurance provider, Alliant, presented an update on our 2025 insurance plan. Like many of you, PML is in the California Fair Plan. Based on the report, we expect either a at renewal or up to a 5% increase in our premiums, that’s relatively good news! Not sure how this might transfer to our personal home insurance, but we hope our rate increases are low as well.One nancial note, our CPA Auditors completed their 2024 year-end nancial audit and we received an “unqualied” report! at is auditor-speak for we passed with ying colors.Lastly, your Long Range Planning Committee is developing the 2025 Membership Satisfaction Survey. Every three years the LRPC builds a survey seeking membership input on your priorities and concerns. e board uses the results to inform decisions on many dierent topics over the next few years. e survey should go live by July 1, look for it; we want your input.Hope your summer is o to a good start.COMPOST & ARCHERY RANGEHOURS OF OPERATIONNOVEMBER THRU MARCH TUES.  SUN. 8AM TO 4PM WEATHER PERMITTINGAPRIL THRU OCTOBER  7 DAYS A WEEK 8AM TO 4PM WEATHER PERMITTINGSHOOTING RANGE  TUES, THUR, SAT 9AM TO 3PMPLEASE NOTE Hours may vary depending on weather conditions, safety concerns, or other situations beyond control. Archery & Gun Range users must check-in with compost attendant. HOURS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICECall Main Gate at 1-209-962-8615

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10 JUNE PML NEWSADMINISTRATIONLET’S ASK ANGELAANGELA HICKS-CHURCH – PML ADMINISTRATION OFFICEGreetings from the PML Administration Office. I’m Angela Hicks-Church – your front desk guru - and I’m here to help! As you can imagine, the PML front desk is a busy place. So, we thought it would be a great idea to give residents a new platform where they can ask questions and receive helpful hints, reminders and tips to make their overall experience in PML as smooth and peaceful as possible. Before we begin our ask and answered journey, let’s take care of some general housekeeping. The PML administration office is open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The office closes daily from noon until 1p.m. for lunch and is closed on weekends. Feel free to call 1-209-962-8600 or email me at admin@pinemountainlake.com with any questions or concerns. Keep calm and ask! I’m here to help! I thought I would begin this monthly column by responding to a few common concerns residents bring to the office on a regular basis. What happens if I forget my PIN number?• Give us a call and after a few identity confirmation questions, we will gladly give you that information. TIP: If you put the main gate’s number in your phone you can add your PIN number along with your unit and lot numbers and it will scroll across the top of your call to always remind you. This PIN number will never change and was automatically generated when we created your account with us. The main gate will always ask you for this number when adding people to your guest list. It is confidential to you.How many gate clickers can I have for my property?• Property owners are allowed to purchase two clickers. Gate clickers are $75 and this is always optional for everyone. If you need additional clickers due to having more drivers or vehicles, we ask that you provide current registration for each additional vehicle. Also, if you have any additional drivers in the home, the drivers must be listed on the deed to be able to obtain the extra clicker. Special user cards are available to household drivers who are not listed on the deed. HELPFUL TIPS• When making out your monthly HOA payment by check, it is very helpful if you add your account number to the check. This helps us quickly locate you in the system and aids in processing checks in an exact and sharper manner. If you are enrolled in the ACH program, please make sure your bank is also adding your account number to the check. It is helpful to everyone involved.• When you come to the office for the first time, you will receive an informative PML m a g n e t w h i c h contains important numbers you should have at the ready. We advise you to keep this magnet in a place that is easily accessible and enter the numbers into your phone. You can even take a photo of the magnet with your phone and save it to your gallery. Doing so will allow you to always have those numbers with you. Without question, calling 911 is paramount for any emergency. That’s a wrap for this month. Give me a call or send me an email with any questions or concerns because I am happy to help you find a solution. Be kind…it will take you a long way!Angela Hicks-Church19228 Pine Mountain Drive209-962-8600admin@pinemountainlake.com

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JUNE PML NEWS 11ADMINISTRATIONPMLA MONEY MATTER$DAN SZATHMARY, ASSOCIATION CONTROLLERThe burning question that seems to be on everyone’s mind lately: “What is going on with the economy? and how can we be prepared for it?”Not only are warning indicators ashing everywhere on a global scale, there is no consensus, even among the most reputable economists, on what they think is going to happen. e only thing they can agree on, is the winds of change are blowing. Even when we look past YouTube and Google “experts,” and review what professional economists and financial managers have to say, the consensus ranges from “a correction is happening already or on its way, but it isn’t a big deal” to “get ready for a global nancial meltdown.”So, what does all that mean for our micro-economy here at PMLA? Even in our current era, with the most globalized economy in human history, all economies are ultimately local. Given our mission to manage and protect the assets and economy of PMLA, we must plan for the best; and prepare, within reason, for the worst.There are a few questions we have to answer, at least to the best of our ability with the best information available. What will the impact be, in a realistic worst case scenario, on assessment income? Sales revenue? e Cost of Goods and our supply chain? All of those critical items that we have to plan for to manage and shape our economy.To date, the best data we have is what happened during the 2008 nancial crisis. e parallels (or lack of ones) between what we saw in 2008 and what we are likely to see in the near future is a hotly debated topic, and we all know the past is often not a great predictor of the future. However, we have really good information on what did happen when things were as dire as they may be in the near future. When we took a close look at PMLA leading up to and after 2008, there were some very consistent trends and indicators that give us a good picture of how the national and global markets experiencing major corrections impact our local economy in PMLA. Some of these results are counter-intuitive, which means we really want to pay close attention to them as we anticipate and manage how the remarkable changes around us may impact the nancial world within our community.Sales Revenue. This represents merchandise, food sales, and basically all money generated by our amenities we don’t get from fees. This revenue stream moved along through record foreclosures, the collapse of several banks and legacy investment rms, and the rest of the crisis like nothing happened. PMLA saw a roughly 7-9% increase each year leading up to and immediately after the big crash. Cost of Sales related to sales revenue didn’t budge either. Other Revenue. This income stream includes vehicle access fees, green fees, ad revenue, and everything else that generates income that is not tied directly to food, beverage, and merchandise sales. is stream of money saw small increases of under 3% in 2007, to losing the previous year gain in 2009, and another 6.5% in 2010. ere were smaller declines for the two years following, and an upward trajectory did not resume until 2013. In terms of absolute dollars, PMLA trended down a total of about $200k fewer dollars from this revenue stream between 2007 and 2013. is isn’t a small number, but when you spread it out over ve years against a top line of about $3 Million a year, it isn’t nearly as impactful as what was going on in the world around us at the time.Dues Income. is stream represents most of our revenue and most directly impacts the members as it is 100% funded by them as a direct investment in the community. As expected, this is also the area most impacted by disruptions in the broader real-estate market. When market pressures lead to fewer people paying assessments, each owner needs to pay more to reach the same total number for the association. Overall, dues income did increase every year leading up to and following the 2008 crash. However, when we look at the actual increase in income against the budgeted percent increase for each member, we still lost about 5% in 2008 and 2009, and quickly reversed trajectory in 2010. While that still does not point to a decline in absolute dollars, it gives us a good picture of the impact of a major real estate correction in the broader market, on individual monthly assessments here at home.All that being said. PhD’s that manage economies for a living can’t agree and what is coming in the next couple of years, so we can’t hope to with a high degree of certainly. What we can see based on our history, is PMLA did and probably will be impacted by major changes in the national and global economy; though to a much lesser, and likely very manageable degree. Until then, your money management team is always planning, and always ready.What are your thoughts? Would love to hear from you. Questions or comments? Feel free to contact me anytime at Controller@PineMountainLake.Com or 1-209-962-8606.

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14 JUNE PML NEWSGUEST & RENTERS HANDBOOK IS AVAILABLE ONLINE!You can now view or print the Guest and Renters Handbook from the PML Website. Go to our website at: WWW.PINEMOUNTAINLAKE.COMand click on Resources, then scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on Guest and Renters Handbook. This handbook has valuable information for Guests and Renters in Pine Mountain Lake.Hey Neighbors, its June, the sun is shining, weather is warm, and if having or going to yard sales is your thing, you will need to change your plans. Per Resolution 92.16- Elimination of Yard/Garage Sales in PML- yard sales are prohibited on residential lots within Pine Mountain Lake. We understand that after some Spring cleaning you want to get rid of those unwanted items, you may not be able to have a yard sale, but you can join YARD SALES IN PMLCARRIE HARVEY – COMMUNITY STANDARDS SPECIALISTADMINISTRATIONin on the fun at the PML Flea Market! Our Flea Market will run June 7, 2025. Setup is at 11:00 am, open to the public Noon- 4:00pm. If you are interested in having a booth at our Flea Market, please reach out to our Equestrian Center at 1-209-962-8667, they can assist you, spaces are $10. If you are not interested in joining our Flea Market, you may donate your items to Helping Hands in Groveland, or your thrift store of choice. Please do not leave your items just sitting out in front of, or around the outside of your home for your neighbors to see. Doing so will create storage issues, that is for another article! Please keep your lot nice and tidy. If you have any questions on yard sales, or any other concerns you may have, please do not hesitate to reach out, I am happy to assist you. You can reach me at 1-209-962-1242 or compliance@pinemountainlake.com. Happy Summer!ADMINISTRATIONTEE TO GREENROB ABBOTT-GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTSummer ocially starts June 20th, and even though we have had a slow start to the heat it will be upon us soon enough. The hot weather brings a lot of issues for our cool season grasses. Staff will need to cool the grass in the afternoons with our irrigation system and hoses, this practice is called turf syringing. We are not trying to water the turf heavily with this practice, just simply cool the top of the plant to give it a break from the afternoon heat. While our nightly irrigation performs most of our watering needs the practice of cooling turf is quite common. Our nightly watering will be ramping up with the heat, and my goal is to keep the course alive and playable through the summer and not have any extensive turf loss. Typically, we will hear from our early morning play that the course is wet, or that we are overwatering. This is usually not the case; we water enough to carry the turf through the heat of the day and until the evening watering cycle begins again. The course plays completely different for members that tee off at 7:30am than it does for those members teeing off at noon. Originally, when the course was constructed, the greens were planted with a variety of Bentgrasses. As the years go by, Poa Annua (annual Bluegrass) has invaded the greens here as well as most courses in the region. Poa is different than bent in its fertility needs, water needs, and can be more prone to disease. As many as 30 different strains can be growing on a green, it also produces a seed head that makes the greens be a little bumpy and white in color. Poa requires more spot watering due to being shallow rooted, we do every morning prior to play for the entirety of the summer months. Spot watering is the practice of hand watering with hoses the dry spots on our 3 acres of greens turf. We do this to prevent any excessive damage to the greens, tees, collars and even fairways. Another difference between Poa and Bent is the need for fertility. With our fertilizer program and our frequent applications, we do not see the extreme seeding from the Poa that we have seen in the past, meaning that it is in a healthy state of growth. Nitrogen is a crucial nutrient for bentgrass and Poa, contributing to its growth, color, and resilience. Enjoy your summer of golf. Play well, play often and remember to do the little things such as ball mark repair and raking a bunker following that sand shot so the players behind you can enjoy the same course you are.

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16 JUNE PML NEWSADMINISTRATIONFROM THEFRINGEMIKE COOK – PGA HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL(See From the Fringe on next page)The Golf Shop is open 7 days a week from 7:30am until 6:00pm and our sta and I are here to assist you in any way we can. Please call us if you have any questions or need to make a reservation for golf at 1-209-962-8620. UPCOMING EVENTSLadies 9-Hole Golf Club Weekly Play DayTuesdays (New Day for 2025)Ladies 18-Hole Golf ClubWeekly Play Day – ursdaysPML Men’s Golf Club Club Championship (Net & Gross)Sat/Sun June 7/8PML Men’s Golf ClubJune Grand Slam 2-Man TeamWednesday June 18 PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE GOLF COURSE RATED #4 IN THE USA BY GOLF PASSGolf Pass is one of the Nation’s leading promoters of the game of golf. Golf Passbrings together the best golf courses, instruction, entertainment, travel information and much more to help golfers enjoy more golf, more often. Each year Golf Pass customer’s rate the Golf Courses that they play and in the latest list of the top 25 Golf Courses in America, Pine Mountain Lake Golf Course is rated #4 in the Country. We are truly blessed with a great Golf Course and thank you Rob Abbott our Golf Course Superintendent and his crew for the wonderful condition of our Hidden Gem.2025 MEN’S MOTHER LODE INVITATIONALDue to a number of issues, we find it necessary to cancel the 2025 Mother Lode Invitational. If you have already signed-up your entry fee will be refunded. We will reevaluate the 2026 Tournament to see if we can make some adjustments and possibly lower the entry fee without compromising the quality and history of the event. If you have any questions, please call the Golf Shop at 1-209-962-8620. DRIVING RANGEAs of June 1, the Driving Range will be open from 7:30am until 5:00pm (Last Ball Hit at 5:00pm). GOLF SERVICES (LOCKERS, BAG & PUSH CART STORAGE)If you have a locker, bag storage or push cart storage, please come to the Golf Shop to submit your application for 2025 and make a payment. If you would like to rent a locker or store you bag or push cart, there is space available. Call or come to the Golf Shop for more information or an application.NEW PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE GOLF WEBCAMOn the pinemountainlake.com website we now have a live webcam that looks down the 10th hole. Click on the Amenities tab, then go to and click on the 18 Hole Championship Golf Course tab, then scroll down to and click on the Golf Course Webcam. You will be able to see the live conditions at the Golf Course.CALLAWAY GOLF CLUB TRIAL SETS We NOW have the NEW Callaway ELYTE line of clubs available for testing in the Golf Shop. We have trial sets that you can take to the range or out on the Golf Course. For more information, call or come in to the Golf Shop. We now have the NEW CALLAWAY REVA LADIES trial sets.SOUTHERN VALLEY SENIORSIf you are a PML Property Owner, a Member of the PML Men’s Golf Club and are 50 years of age and above, you qualify to join the PML Southern Valley Seniors (SVS). e SVS play home & away events with other Golf Courses in the Southern Valley, such as Turlock CC, Oakdale CC & Spring Creek CC, to name a few. If you are interested call the Golf Shop and we will put you in touch with the SVS PML Captain.PUNCH CARDSPine Mountain Lake Association Property Owners can save up to $6.00 per round by purchasing a Punch Card in the Golf Shop. ere are; 9-Hole & 18-Hole Punch Cards available. For more information call or come into the Golf Shop.NEW PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE PROPERTY OWNERSIf you are a new Pine Mountain Lake Property Owner and you are interested in getting acquainted with other Property Owners who play golf, call the Golf Shop 1-209-962-8620 and we will let you know what golng groups you may be able to join or what golf activities are planned for the year.MEN’S & LADIES GOLF CLUBSIf you are interested in joining the Men’s or Ladies Golf Clubs, you can call the Golf Shop 1-209-962-8620 and we will give you the information you need. Applications are available in the Golf Shop. e Men’s Club has a website (www.pmlmgc.com) that you can visit to sign-up online for your membership (see Men’s Club eligibility rules) or to print an application. Once you are a Men’s Club Member, you can sign-up for tournaments online.PROPERTY OWNER ANNUAL GOLF CART RENTAL AGREEMENTEvery person who drives a golf cart on the course, is required to sign a golf cart rental agreement at the time of registration, before they can drive a golf cart. PML Property

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18 JUNE PML NEWSLETTERS TO THE EDITORLETTERS TO THE EDITOR RECEIVED 2 DENIED BY EDITORIAL COMMITTEE 0 Exceeds 250 word maximum 0 Content 0 Not a property owner 0“THANK YOU” LETTERS RECEIVED* 0 DEFERRED TO NEXT EDITION BY EDITORIAL COMMITTEE 0 DENIED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS 0 DEFERRED TO NEXT EDITION BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS 0* Thank you’s do not require editorial committee approvalPLEASE NOTE THAT ALL LETTERS APPEAR IN THE ORDER THEY WERE RECEIVED BY THE PML NEWSe Pine Mountain Lake News welcomes letters and articles for publication provided they meet the criteria established in the current PMLA Editorial Policy (See excerpt below – entire policy on le at the Administration Oce). Letters must be limited to 250 words, typewritten using upper and lowercase letters or neatly printed (no all-capital material) and signed with name, mailing address, PML unit/lot number, and day/evening telephone numbers by a property owner in good standing. LETTERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE EDITOR BY THE 10th OF THE MONTH. Letters deemed by the Editorial Committee to be improper will not be accepted. Readers are advised that THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THESE LETTERS ARE THOSE OF THE INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS, NOT OF THE PMLA, THE PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE NEWS, NOR THEIR EMPLOYEES.Submit Letters to the Editor by sending to “Editor, PML News”Mail: 19228 Pine Mountain Drive, Groveland, CA 95321Email: PMLNews@sabredesign.netSPEEDLIMITSLOW DOWNBEWARE OF SLICK ROADSWATCH OUT FOR OTHERSPLEASE DRIVE SAFELY25SUPPORT FOR DANI SCHAFFERMy husband and I are supporting Dani Schaer in her candidacy for a seat on the PML Board. We support Dani for several reasons, the most important of which is that she truly cares about our whole community. Through her involvement on PML committees, community boards and volunteer work, she has gained a comprehensive understanding of the various issues confronting our community and is dedicated to developing practical solutions.We believe the board could benet from a member who prioritizes community, thinks creatively, and is committed to achieving success.We urge all PML members to vote for Dani Schaer.Sincerely, Linda Sarratt Groveland, CA_______________________________I am very proud and enthusiastic in my support for Dani Shaer, who is running for a seat on the PMLA board. She is an upstanding member of our community and cares deeply about the continued success and improvement of our association. As a person who believes in participation as a learning tool, Dani currently serves as Chair of the ECC and was on the STR ad hoc committee last year. Her candidacy represents a fresh approach, full of sound strategies, to help our wonderful community grow and thrive.Linelle MarshallGroveland, CA

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20 JUNE PML NEWSHAS THE GOLDEN MUSSEL BEEN FOUND IN PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE?No, there have been no sightings of the Golden Mussel in Pine Mountain Lake.HOW DO WE KNOW IF A GOLDEN MUSSEL HAS ENTERED OUR LAKE?Our Lake Specialist, Dr. Stephen McCord, continues to monitor the lake throughout the year to ensure that our lake continues to be free of aquatic invasive species.ARE NON-MOTORIZED WATERCRAFT ALLOWED?Yes, paddleboards, small canoes without motors, and kayaks are currently permitted unless conditions change. Inspection is required. Please call the Marina Store for more information at 1 (209) 962-8631.IS THE PML MARINA BOAT LAUNCH OPEN?Yes, the boat launch is open and can be used by reservation only. Please call the Marina Store to make a reservation to launch at 1 (209) 962-8631.DO I NEED TO HAVE MY PML WATERCRAFT REGISTRATION STICKER PRIOR TO LAUNCH? Yes, you must have the 2025 PML watercraft registration sticker to launch. e Marina Store is processing PML registration requests at this time.If you don’t have your registration sticker, please use the online process ➔https://www.pinemountainlake.com/boat-registration-form/IS THE MARINA STAFF CERTIFIED TO INSPECT BOATS?Yes, the Marina sta is certied by the California Department of Fish & Wildlife to inspect boats.HOW LONG DOES A FULL WATERCRAFT INSPECTION TAKE?Anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the boat type.DO I REALLY NEED TO UNPLUG THE DRAIN PLUG BEFORE THE INSPECTION?Yes. However, please be aware you are responsible for replacing the drain plug before launching your watercraft. Please do not forget.IS PML PROVIDING DECONTAMINATION SERVICES?No, PML is not providing decontamination services. Each property owner is responsible for cleaning, draining, and drying their own boat.WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY CLEAN. DRAIN. DRY.?• Clean o visible aquatic plants, animals, and mud from the boat and all equipment.• Drain watercraft bilge, livewell, motor and other water containing devices.• Dry everything for a least ve days OR wipe with a towel before reuse.• Dispose of unwanted bait, worms, and sh parts in trash.ADMINISTRATIONGOLDEN MUSSEL FAQs(Continued on next page)

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JUNE PML NEWS 21HOW ARE YOU TRACKING INSPECTION DATA?e Regional WID (Watercraft Inspection Database) app is a centralized system designed to capture your CF number and trailer license plate number, allowing authorized personnel to look up your vessel’s information. Note that no personal information will be shared through this system.DO ANY OTHER LAKES USE THE WID APP?Yes. If a nearby lake or reservoir is using the same platform, your vessel’s banding information will be accessible, which means that if your vessel has been issued a 30-day quarantine band, it is likely that the banding will be honored at other participating locations, as long as it is recorded in the system.HOW DOES THE WATERCRAFT INSPECTION SEAL SYSTEM WORK?e vessel will need to arrive at the Marina inspection site cleaned, drained, and dry. Please ensure this is done prior to arrival. Once a vessel is inspected, it will receive a green or red seal. e seal is placed through the hull and connects to the trailer.WHAT DO THE DIFFERENT COLOR SEALS MEAN?ere will be two types of seals used:• Green seal: indicates the boat has passed inspection. e benet of the green band is that it provides faster re-entry to PML lake.• Red seal: indicates the boat has not passed inspection and needs to be quarantined.DO THE PROPERTY OWNERS HAVE TO PAY FOR EACH SEAL?No, there is no expense passed on to the property owner for this process at this time.CAN I LAUNCH MY VESSEL AT ANOTHER LOCATION DURING THE QUARANTINE PERIOD?No. e vessel must remain quarantined and cannot launch in any other water bodies during the quarantine period unless it undergoes a decontamination procedure and receives clearance.WHAT ABOUT THE OTHER BEACHES? WHO WILL INSPECT NON-MOTORIZED VESSELS?During the season, each PML beach (e.g., Marina, Dunn Ct, and Lake Lodge) will have an inspector dedicated to inspecting non-motorized vessels. No appointment needed. You just walk up to the inspector, who will be wearing a bright yellow vest, and they will assist you.WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY VESSEL IS FOUND TO BE CONTAINING AN INVASIVE SPECIES?If invasive species are found during the inspection, the vessel owner will be given instructions on how to proceed with the decontamination process. You will also need to report the nding to California Department of Fish & Wildlife ➔ go here for details https://wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/Invasives/Species/Golden-Mussel of how to report.For more information, please contact the Recreation Manager at 1 (209) 962-8604.ADMINISTRATIONGOLDEN MUSSEL FAQs Continued

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JUNE PML NEWS 23ADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATIONTAKING THE GUESSWORK OUT OF THEECC GUIDELINES ASHLEY HENDERSON – ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL SPECIALISTMAINTENANCE MATTERS RICK LAFFRANCHI – MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS MANAGERYou know those moments when trying to decipher a supposedly “easy” how-to instruction guide for a side table or bed frame? e ones where you nd yourself questioning if one really needs a bed frame, while looking around for the hidden camera, because surely the combo of Swedish hieroglyphs, and various sacks of screws must be an elaborate prank. While perhaps hilarious from the outside looking in, no one wants to deal with that kind of drama—life is simply stressful enough as it is. The Environmental Control Committee, along with staff, took feedback from the membership, and spent the better part of “In early June the world of leaf and blade and flowers explode, and every sunset is dierent” John SteinbeckJune is here, the sun is shining, the lake is cool and inviting and the amenities are full of members. June will be a very busy month, PG&E continues work on Pine Mountain Drive pushing to complete work before the 4th of July weekend. Please beware of multiple crews in the area and expect delays. e second large scale project is the Pine Mountain Lake pavement work taking place at 19 locations through out the association. is is part of a bi-yearly funding from the PMLA reserves. Planning is already underway for 2027 with last year working on updating the ECC Guidelines in an effort to streamline, and make the document more user friendly. Our goal, as always, was to clearly communicate the requirements for various projects. We did so by rearranging the document to better walk the membership through the whole submittal process—start to finish. We added projects, updated terminology, and County code, and formatted the individual project submittal requirements with bullet point lists. Want to submit a generator? We have listed out exactly what you need to submit. Have questions about what we look for on inspections? We have everything listed out nearly 30 streets in the que. e Facilities crew is staying busy this month with multiple tasks. Weed and reed removal will be performed on the dam’s water side and brush removal on the non-water face of the structure. Marking of the concrete sections of the spillway with identication numbers for inspection purposes will happen as well as the Borescope inspection of the drain system of the dam. In addition to the afore mentioned work curb repairs, stops and bars painting and numerous other tasks keeps them busy. All this work is in addition to 50+ work orders monthly and “emergency” repairs that may arise.e Building and Grounds crew stays busy this time of year just keeping the association in the Construction Procedures portion of the Guidelines. We urge the membership to keep an eye out for the new and improved ECC Guidelines which should be adopted sometime this month—we hope that you nd the updated Guidelines to be an informative tool that oers clarity and not confusion. Overall, our aim was to make submitting house paint, or roof mount solar (or any other exterior project) as easy as possible, so that you can rest easy—even if you are resting on a bed with no frame. As always, please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions: ecc@pinemountainlake.com or 1-209-962-8605.running Pool chemical control and safety is a multiple time per day responsibility, we have 5 Certied Pool Operators on sta so we are never without a qualied operator on any day of the week. Additionally, the team will perform between 150 and 200 work orders per month. e care and up keep continues during this hectic time with the completion this month of the re hardening of the lower barn at the Equestrian Center and the addition of new stall panels makes for a nice face lift. We have also completed a handful of landscape upgrades in the area as well. ats all for this month, remember there is a lot of work going on out there so slow down, the life you save may be your own.

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JUNE PML NEWS 27Well folks, the sun is blazing, the flip-flops are flopping, and the only thing hotter than the weather is the excitement at Pine Mountain Lake! That’s right, its officially summer, and your mission (should you choose to accept it) is to dive headfirst into every ounce of fun PML has to offer.Let’s talk water. From May 23 through September 2, the Marina Store is open daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and it’s stocked with everything from sunscreen to floaties to the all-important fishing gear that totally helps you catch “the big one.” Want to rent a boat? You got it! Paddleboards, kayaks, and family pedal boat cruisers await you. Whether you’re here for an hour or planning a full-day expedition, the Marina’s got you covered.BUT WAIT! Before you launch your watercraft into the lake, there’s one very important thing: YOU NEED AN INSPECTION. Yes, seriously. Your boat must be inspected for golden mussels rst, because these invasive little stinkers have no business vacationing at PML. Appointments are required for both inspections and ADMINISTRATIONSUMMER SHENANIGANS AT PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE: SUN, FUN, AND DON’T FORGET THAT BOAT APPOINTMENT!MELODY WISDOM – RECREATION AND SEASONAL OPERATIONS MANAGERlaunching of motorized watercraft. Walk-ins will be turned away with a polite smile and probably a sympathetic shrug. So, call ahead to the Marina and schedule at 1-209-962-8631. Non-motorized watercraft (like kayaks and paddleboards) also need to be inspected, but no appointment is required for those. Just stop by one of our inspection stations at the Marina, Dunn Court, or Lake Lodge, where our friendly PML sta are on duty from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week.Let’s keep the lake clean, clear, and golden mussel free, so we can all keep having fun!Worked up an appetite while adventuring? Mosey over to the Lakeside Café, where the food is hot, the views are beautiful, and the ice cream is downright heroic. Open Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sundays through Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., it’s your go-to for snacks, lunch, dinner, and dessert… or all four (we don’t judge).Meanwhile, the Swim Center is open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. all summer long. Want to improve your doggy paddle or just stop swimming in circles? Sign up for swim lessons (group or private) by calling 1-209-962-8634.Not into water? No worries, horses await! The Equestrian Center is open every day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. offering trail rides and lessons with experienced CHA certified instructors who won’t let you gallop off into the sunset (unless it’s part of the plan). Call 1-209-962-8667 to book your ride.Oh, and for those who like their sports with a little less splash and a little more smash, we’ve got tennis and pickleball courts ready for action. Four tennis courts live at Rock Canyon Way and Pine Mountain Drive, while six pickleball courts can be found on Mueller, right by the pool. Grab your daily or monthly passes at the Main Gate.So, what are you waiting for? Slap on that SPF 50, grab your towel, and maybe double-check your calendar for that boat appointment. Summer at Pine Mountain Lake is ready to party, and so are you.Need more info or just want to talk to a friendly human? Contact Melody Wisdom at 1 (209) 962-8604 or email pmlfun@pinemountainlake.com.

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32 JUNE PML NEWSFIRE SAFETYJOE MILANI – FIRE SAFETY COORDINATORRENTAL COMPLIANCE COORDINATORJOHN FERLES – RENTAL COMPLIANCE COORDINATORADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATIONThe Fire Safety team will be continuing inspections this month. Already received an inspection and have questions or concerns? Please don’t hesitate to contact us. If you would like a courtesy re safety inspection of your home or property, please contact us to set up an appointment. Here are a few tips on getting your defensible space project going: • Cut all dry grasses and weeds pin to pin.• Make sure your roof, gutters, and eaves are clean and clear of all debris. • Remove branches, shrubs, or any vegetation that makes contact with roof or chimney. • Remove fuel in direct contact with home or out buildings. • Remove any ammable mulch, wood chips or other ammable debris from the rst 5 ft around your home.• Remove all dead and dying debris, branches, brush, and trees from property.• Remove all ladder fuels that provide an avenue to transfer re from ground to trees. • Remember re safety practices apply year-round; it is no longer a 3- or 4- month responsibility.Owning a home in Pine Mountain Lake provides the satisfaction of living in a great community. e local rules and restrictions, which you became acquainted with when you purchased a home, are important in maintaining ownership here. I would like to highlight one rule that is occasionally overlooked or forgotten. • ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 1, Use of Lots (k). – No existing trees with a diameter greater than ve inches shall be destroyed, uprooted, cut down or removed from any lot without rst obtaining a tree-cutting permit from the Association. is rule can be found in Pine Mountain Lakes Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, and Declaration of Restrictions hand book “ash drive” you received with your new owner information packet. For any tree over five inches in diameter please ll out a Tree Removal Request form found on our website at https://www.pinemountainlake.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Tree-Removal-Request-2024.pdf. Pine Mountain Lake has experienced major tree mortality due to drought and bark beetle; because of that, preserving live trees is of the utmost importance.Please remember to test your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors once a month and replace any faulty alarms or low batteries immediately.Lastly, re safety inspections will continue in Pine Mountain Lake. Remember a re safe community begins with you! If you would like an inspection of your property, or you are looking to educate yourself more, our re safety team would love to help. If you have questions or concerns regarding re safety, you can contact Amanda Birmingham at 1 (209) 990-5263 or email her at inspector@pinemountainlake.com. I can be reached at 1 (209) 990-5260 or Email fsc@pinemountainlake.com.Hello Pine Mountain Lake! I’m the new Rental Compliance Coordinator, John Ferles. I’ll keep my introduction short. I have been in the Groveland area just over ve years now, and can’t get enough of this beautiful area. I am an avid outdoorsman, and if any of you sh, you can catch me out on the shoreline somewhere. My experience includes working for the Park Service at the entry gate of Yosemite National Park where I met, greeted and directed many who were also out to experience what this beautiful area has to oer. I look forward to assisting and providing the rental community within Pine Mountain Lake with excellent friendly member service.Enough about me and a bit more about my main game, renting your home within Pine Mountain Lake. As of late, I have had some feedback from those of you who had registered short-term or long-term rentals, who are not receiving emails from Host Compliance about the renewal or expiry date of your rental permit. e email you should be looking for is no-reply@hostcompliance.com. Please do check any spam or junk folders in your email les, as they may have been directed there. I am working to assess the situation, but I will never know how many are experiencing this without your feedback! If you are noticing that you are not nding any emails concerning your rental, even after searching your spam or junk folder, call or email me, John Ferles, at 1 (209) 962-1245 or email RCC@pinemountainlake.com. If you need to update your information, or just need a bit of guidance, please feel free to reach out, and I will be happy to help. I am here to make the process as easy as I can for everyone. Also visit PMLA Community Standards webpage at https://www.pinemountainlake.com/101637-2/ where you will nd FAQ’s, Rental Registration links, Rental Brochure, and much more.

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34 JUNE PML NEWSADMINISTRATIONPMLA SAFETY AND SECURITY COMMITTEEBOB ASQUITHThe Pine Mountain Lake Safety and Security Committee is a standing committee authorized by the PMLA Board of Directors to inform its decision making and promote its mission. e Committee meets every month. Join Our Committee Meeting: Members may attend our committee meetings. Our next meeting is June 11th at 9am via Zoom. Please email SafetyComm@pinemountainlake.com to obtain your invitation.• We will hold a morning First Aid/AED/CPR class at Lake Lodge on October 11.• We are sponsoring Wildre Preparedness Workshops July 12 and August 23 at Lake Lodge in the morning.• CERT will hold its FEMA provided Basic Training Nov 14-16 in Groveland.• CERT trained on operating a helicopter landing zone May 31st.• CERT will be training with CHP for Trac Management in July.• We are developing a path for Firewise Communities to also be Neighborhood Watch Neighborhoods.We want your opinions. Please Email them to us:✓ House numbering – Fire Dept recommendations✓ Speeding✓ Roadway and Intersection markings – Speed limits and Evacuation routes✓ Text messaging – Should Admin use emergency text msgs (push technology)✓ Power Outages – What should you do? Where should you look for help?✓ Emergency Communications – See February PML News✓ Updates to PML Safety and Emergency documentationEmergency Communications – Did you receive the Tuolumne County Emergency Alert test on May 13th at 11am? If NOT, sign up for these emergency alerts at: https://www.tuolumnecounty.ca.gov/1170/Emergency-AlertsWho should receive these alerts? Your Land Line, ALL family members cell phones, including Someone O-e-Hill.Emergency Evacuation—ese maps are approved and ready to use. Maps show the routes out of PML and the major evacuation routes away from Groveland. Additional emergency information can be found at https://www.pinemountainlake.com/emergency-information-and-resources/Evac Maps are on the PMLA website. Download & print your copy.https://www.pinemountainlake.com/.../PML-Evacuation-Maps.pdfPlease email comments to: SafetyComm@pinemountainlake.com___________________________________The Pine Mountain Lake Safety and Security Committee is a standing committee authorized by the PMLA Board of Directors to inform its decision making and promote its mission. is article has been prepared with the assistance of Assistant Chief Nathan Gorham and PIO Emily Kilgore, both with CAL FIRE. Many thanks.Many people living in Pine Mountain Lake have either come from an urban area or still live there and vacation here. is changes expectations for re and medical response. is article is designed to highlight those dierences.I came to Groveland from the San Francisco Bay Area. ere, a 911 call for re would result in six engines arriving on scene in six minutes. e same is true for most urban areas. However, that is not true in the Groveland area. Far from it.Recently, there was a house re several blocks from my house. e fourth engine to arrive on scene came from Columbia. With red light and siren on full, that is about an hour drive for a 75,000-pound re engine. e point of this example is the illustrate dierences from what we have been used to and what happens in our local, rural community. It is to set expectations appropriately and help readers understand they have a far greater responsibility in the Groveland area to prepare for and respond to re. In other words, the help you are used to arriving in minutes will take a lot longer. In the dispatches below, note many of those resources come from distant re stations. So, while they are all moving on the time of dispatch, they will arrive on scene as much as an hour later. is is quite dierent from urban re response.In a article next month, we list some of the ways of getting re help in rural areas such as ours. Firewise is one of these. Preparing a Go-Bag is important. CAL FIRE and the Tuolumne County Office of Emergency Services list on their websites ways you be prepared. Below are the re resources dispatched for distinct kinds of fires in dierent seasons.Resources dispatched depend on the call type, location, and availability of those resources. CAL FIRE has multiple dispatch levels for winter vs. summer and in the summer has multiple levels for res in the state responsibility area. Note that during peak re season, some of these resources may already be dispatched to res and not available locally. In the Groveland area, these are normal dispatches:VEGETATION FIRE SUMMER - HIGH DISPATCH (RESPONDING FROM - ASSUMING ALL ARE IN QUARTERS)1 CAL FIRE Battalion Chief (Tuolumne County area coverage)1 CAL FIRE Safety Officer (Tuolumne/(See Safety on next page)

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JUNE PML NEWS 35Calaveras County area coverage)8 CAL FIRE Fire Engines (Groveland (2), Coulterv (2), Blanchard (1), Green Spr (1), Copperopo (1), Stdard (1)2 CAL FIRE Hand Crews (Baseline or Sonora)1 CAL FIRE Bulldozer (Baseline)1 GCSD Fire Engine (Groveland)3 TCFD Water Tenders (Chinese Camp, Mono Village, Blanchard/Don Pedro)1 CAL FIRE Air Tactical (supervisor in the sky) (Columbia)2 CAL FIRE Air Tankers (Columbia)1 CAL FIRE Helicopter (Columbia)You may get one or two engines from the US Forest Service if available.VEGETATION FIRE - LOW DISPATCH 1 CAL FIRE Battalion Chief (Tuolumne County area coverage)3 CAL FIRE Fire Engines (Groveland (2), Coulterville (1)STRUCTURE FIRE - HIGH DISPATCH (ADDS ENGINES FROM MARIPOSA COUNTY & TCFD JAMESTOWN & DROPS ONE WATER TENDER)1 CAL FIRE Battalion Chief (Tuolumne County area coverage)1 CAL FIRE Safety Officer (Tuolumne/Calaveras County area coverage)8 CAL FIRE Fire Engines (Groveland (2), Coulterv (2), Blanchard (1), Green Spr (1), Copperopo (1), Stdard (1)2 CAL FIRE Hand Crews (Baseline or Sonora)1 CAL FIRE Bulldozer (Baseline)1 GCSD Fire Engine (Groveland)2 TCFD Water Tenders (volunteers)1 TCFD Engine (Jamestown)1 MCFD Engine (Coulterville)1 CAL FIRE Air Tactical (supervisor in the sky) (Columbia)2 CAL FIRE Air Tankers (Columbia)1 CAL FIRE Helicopter (Columbia)STRUCTURE FIRE - LOW DISPATCH - SUMMER1 CAL FIRE Battalion Chief (Tuolumne County area coverage)3 CAL FIRE Fire Engines (Groveland (2), Coulterville (1)1 TCFD Engine (Jamestown)1 MCFD Engine (Coulterville-volunteers)2 TCFD Water Tenders (volunteers)MEDICAL AID- MOST MEDICAL ARE ONE ENGINE YEAR-ROUND EXCEPT FOR:CPRExtrication/rescueBariatric patientsUnusual circumstancesIn addition, these additions have been made possible by a SAFER Grant which funded Type 1 engines we began stang in March 2023 and those are:(Safety from previous page)• Engine 631 co-located with GCSD at Station 78• Engine 561 located in Mono Vista• Engine 791 co-located with Columbia College at Station 79Please refer to the article next month for what you can do to be prepared for re. Every step you take keeps you safer and protects your home in Pine Mountain Lake. Please email comments to: safetycomm@pinemountainlake.comRemove all ammable outdoor items from decks and porches (cushions, door mats, and portable propane tanks). Use this image on your social media platforms to share an important message about wildre preparedness.

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36 JUNE PML NEWSMikeGustafson“ProtectingtheFutureofPML”MyQuali)ications: •Re$red Silicon Valley engineer and manager •Experienced PML board member •PML resident since 2003 •Advocate for ALL property owners •Intent on protec$ng our PML investments •Non-poli$cal problem-solver MyCommitmentstoYou:•Maintain and improve our ameni$es •Sound ﬁnancial management •Open and honest communica$on •Balance the interests of all homeowners •Plan and budget for the long-term •Decisions based on facts, not emo$ons “IwillserveALLhomeowners.”MIKE GUSTAFSON“Protecting the future of PML”I’v e b e e n a s k e d t o serve on the PML board again and am happy to do so because I believe it’s important to have thoughtful, rational, unbiased, non-radical representatives who will work productively with PML sta. When I previously served on the Board, I gained valuable experience about what works and what doesn’t, the laws around Homeowners’ Associations, the budget process, and PML’s challenges and priorities. I believe that I can make a positive contribution to our great community and ensure sound, responsible management. PML is a beautiful place with several dierent constituencies – full time residents, part-time vacationers, and rental property owners. It’s important that the Board balance everyone’s needs and interests. We must maintain and improve our aging amenities; after all, that’s why we all bought here. Allowing amenities to deteriorate will reduce our home values. During my time on the Board, we have addressed many important issues – all designed to enhance homeowner experiences and improve property values: • conducted extensive re abatement• built the new marina and café building• remodeled golf locker rooms and transitioned to electric carts • introduced pickleball• initiated homeowner surveys and developed a strategic plan • created a “rental compliance” position and STR policies to help rentals succeed• established a reserve fund to avoid special assessments • managed nances carefully and controlled costsI’ve been a homeowner since 1991, and a full-time resident since 2003. Virginia and I began as weekenders and happily retired here. I am also a pilot and a ight instructor, and I love spending summer afternoons on the lake. We also volunteer at Tenaya Elementary School, the Groveland Library, PML’s annual Boat Parade, Community Airport Day and Camp Tuolumne Trails. My professional career was in engineering management in Silicon Valley. As an engineer, I have a very practical and logical mind; I form opinions based on facts, not emotions or politics. I like working with people and am a good communicator. Most importantly, my only agenda is good management and creating a great experience for all homeowners. I believe it’s important that our board members be “a force for good” in our community, not disruptive or disrespectful. We deserve intelligent, dedicated, well-organized, and non-political directors for PML’s future.I know Dani Schaffer and believe she will be an excellent addition to the board. She has put in the time to learn about PML and she has strong educational and career qualications. I look forward to serving our community on the PML Board. You can always reach me at mlgpilot@yahoo.com with any questions or comments.

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JUNE PML NEWS 37My pledge to PML members:Dania (Dani) Schaffer for PML Board•Represent the interests of our whole community. •Make fact-based, data-driven decisions. •Promote open communication. •Manage PML funds and resources. •Review costs for savings opportunities •Strategically plan for future success. •Encourage investment in our community. •Maintain and improve amenities.“Skilled Leadership for PML” My Experience:•Retired Santa Clara County Senior Analyst. •US Army Veteran, Coast Guard Reservist. •Expertise in long term strategic planning and budgeting. •Current Chair of Environmental Control Committee (ECC). •Member Short Term Rental Ad Hoc Committee. •PML resident since 2019.“I am dedicated to keeping PML the wonderful place it is to live, play, and invest.” Got questions? Contact me at daniaschaffer@sbcglobal.net Follow me on Facebook at “dani for pml board”DANIA (DANI) SCHAFFERSkilled Leadership for PML I feel lucky live in PML. e wonder f u l people, b e a u t i f u l mountains, breathtaking scenery, and the sense of tranquility it all brings make me glad I chose to move here. I spent the first 27 years of my professional life as a federal civil service employee in administrative and managerial positions throughout California. Switching from the Federal to County government in 2000, I spent the next 18 years as a Senior Analyst in the Santa Clara County Health and Hospital System, directing and managing County-wide patient-focused projects. I retired in 2018 and happily moved to PML in 2019.I am a U.S. Army veteran and former Coast Guard reservist. I hold both an undergraduate and graduate degree in public administration. This training was instrumental in my development of public policy initiatives and budgeting strategies to support long-term County planning objectives. I currently serve our community through volunteer work with Southside Community Connections and the Humane Society in Jamestown. Currently, I chair the PML Environmental Control Committee (ECC) which oversees PML Rules, Guidelines and Construction Standards. Last year, I was also a member of the Short-Term Rental (STR) Committee, which developed our current STR policies. At present, I am a board member of the PML Lady Niners and a regular member of the PML Residents Club. Previously, I served as a board member of the Santa Clara County Employee Managers Association.Participation on these boards and committees has helped me develop a deep understanding of our community and the issues we face on both a short- and long-term basis. I am well-qualified and ready to serve you on the PML Board.HERE IS MY PLEDGE TO PML MEMBERS: • Represent the interests of our whole community.• Make fact-based, data-driven decisions.• Promote open communications.• Manage PML funds and resources for near and long-term sustainability.• Strategically plan for future success.• Continually encourage investment in our community.• Maintain and improve our amenities.Most importantly, I am dedicated to keeping PML the wonderful place it is to live, play, and invest. I look forward to serving you on the board. I can be reached at daniaschaffer@sbcglobal.net with any questions or comments. I’d also like to give a shout out to Mike Gustafson on the PML board. I’ve found him to be a considerate yet forceful and experienced board member with a balanced approach to issues facing our community. I believe he will continue to tirelessly work for our success.

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38 JUNE PML NEWSChampiship Gf Crsewww.PineMountainLake.com1-209-962-8620Beautifully Maniced GreensStunning Vistas & SndingsPINE MOUNTAIN LAKEGOLF & COUNTRY CLUBMntain Gf at its Finest!Specializing in Pine Mtn Lake, Groveland, Tuolumne & Mariposa CountiesView listings at www.YosemiteAreaProperties.comPAUL S. BUNT REAL ESTATE BROKER DRE 01221266CHRIS H. LAKEDRE 00946632209-768-6156 chrishlake@gmail.comGINA GIAMPIETRO HERNANDEZDRE 01226555408-506-6944GinaGH RealEstate@gmail.comWE ARE STILL BUSY SELLING IN THIS MARKET !!!Call us to tell you what your home could sell for right now.Make Chris & Gina your 1st call!LOVELY SINGLE LEVELLOCATION LOCATIONMOVE-IN READY BEAUTIFUL CABIN HOMEADORABLE CABIN10 GORGEOUS ACRE RANCHETTECUSTOM ESTATE CABINHILLTOP HAVEN LIVING THE DREAM19955 Deerbrush Court, Unit 6 Lot 88, $359,000 .59ac, 3Bd 2Ba 2Car. Enjoy the views of a peaceful park like setting, situated on over half acre lot, w/serene backyard landscape, seasonal creek, hot tub in backyard in natural setting, beautiful back deck w/living rm & mstr bdrm access, formal entryway, very tall vaulted ceilings, wd stove fp in living rm, new flooring throughout, kitchen w/stainless appliances, breakfast bar, dining area o kitchen, open to living rm, both bathrooms remodeled, indoor laundry area, central heat & air, five year old roof, 2 year old gutters, fenced area for outdoor garden situated on quiet cul-se-sac. Pine Mtn. Lake amenities include lake w/3 beach areas, 2 playgrounds, seasonal boat rentals & concession, 18 hole golf course, tennis & pickleball courts, swimming pool, equestrian center & airport, hiking trails & more in historic Groveland, just a few hour drive from the Central Valley or Bay Areas.6653 Dogtown Rd. $779,000 2 Ponds & 3 Stall Barn/Corral 1980sf 2+Brm 2.5 Ba 2 CGar, 10 Acres w/2 ponds, you will absolutely fall in love! Outstanding ranch home blt in ‘09 w/1980sf of single level living, move-in ready/pride of ownership maintained, solar powered, 2 car oversize gar/shop, beautiful spacious flr plan w/covered wrap around decks, screened porch area, cement patio breezeway, fenced garden, 3 stall barn w/tack rm, 2 corrals, flat & landscaped yards, open metal shed/tractor/wood, tool shed, green house, priv well, pump house w/iron filtration system, backup dual fuel generator, outdoor shower. Maple engineered wood flrs, vaulted knotty sugar pine wd clngs, wd burn stove, huge kitch w/pantry, island w/prep sink, lg mud rm/laundry area w/side patio access, 3 sliding doors to wrap around deck porches made of Timbertech. CenHVAC, cen vac, solar hot wtr flash wtr htr, 7 sky tunnel lights, whl house fan, view of pond fr house & porch areas, outdoor fire pit. Primary bd w/deck patio access, sep tub/shower, dual lav, walk-in closet. 2nd Bd + bonus rm for 3rd bd or oice & hallway ba. Completely fenced property, + adorable curb appeal, your dream home in the country/mountains, must see! https://listings.mattherrmanncreative.com/sites/6653-dogtown-rd-coulterville-ca-95311-16247469/branded19596 Butler Way U1 L1, $1,520,000 1.25 Acre 3 merged lots, 3630sf 4-5 Bedrooms 3.5 ba 2 car gar, Solar, EV Charger, Generator. Stunning State of the Art Turnkey Custom Estate Cabin in Beautiful Pine Mountain Lake near Yosemite. An architectural masterpiece, for the owner who requires style, sophistication, highest quality & comfort, in Pine Mtn Lake gated community w/18 hole golf, lake, airport & more. Built in 2020, New-like condition, a SuperHost Airbnb, features galore! 3630 sf living space, 850-1420 wrap around covered gated deck w/ glass &metal railing sys, oversized 2 car gar w/EV Charger, whole house solar power w/3 TESLA backup batteries, 3 levels , 4 bdr/3.5 ba plus downstr open fam rm now a 5th bedrm w/wetbar, sitting area. Main lvl ensuite to covered porch,Nordic Hot Tub & outdoor open deck w/gas firepit,bdrm w/ Italian stack stone biofuel frpl, ba w/quartz vanities, Italian marble stone heated flrs, free standing bathtub, sep glass shower. Lvrm/great rm & open Loft w/28ft tall open beam ceilings, knotty pine walls, a 36ft tall mural of Yosemite Bridal Vail Falls. Exquisite!13025 Gamble $300,000 3 bed/1/5 baths .71 acres Cute 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath cabin w/ tall vaulted wood open beam ceilings, updated windows throughout, cozy wood burn stove firpl in liv rm w/ high skylight & wall of wood shiplap in main area, also on upper landing. Lrg deck area overlooking .71 acre lot. Granite kitch counters, breakfast bar, 1 bdrm on main level & 2 upstairs bdrms plus a half ba. One upper bdrm has built-in bunk beds plus a trundle twin & room for one addtl twin bed & has a balcony deck. Two other bdrms fit queen sz beds so you can sleep 8. A long paved driveway goes all the way to the top for level entry & room for several cars to park in two separate areas. Located in historic Groveland in Pine Mountain Lake just 35 mi from Yosemite. PML has golf, 3 beach areas, swimming pool, tennis, pickelball, airport, equestrian center, playgrounds and more.13064 Jackson Mill Dr. Unit 7 Lot 77 $379,000 1582 sf 3/2.5 2 car .26 Acre Living the Dream in Pine Mountain Lake! Enjoy a beautiful home for full-time living or even as a part-time vacation getaway. This freshly renovated single story home has a new back deck & newer roof & gutters in 2017, vaulted ceilings, new stainless appliances, new flooring & carpeting, new light fixtures, new fixtures throughout, large primary bdrm w/deck access & walk-in closet. A formal dining area plus breakfast nook, central HVAC, cozy wood burning stove w/ brick hearth frplc in lvrm. Only 2 step access to main living areas, 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths, level pkg, lrg oversized 2 car garage. A 2 hour drive from Bay Area or Central Valley & 35 mi from Yosemite too! Boating, Fishing, Swimming, Golf, Pickleball &Tennis, Play Grounds, Hiking Trails & more. A Fantastic opportunity to buy a move-in mountain home.19421 Grizzly Cir. Groveland Unit 1 Lot 406 $324,999 2Bd 1 ½ Ba Carport, 1226 sf .23 acre lot Adorable and aordable cabin, great for vacation or short term rental, in beautiful Pine Mountain Lake near the main marina & golf course. This rustic vaulted knotty wood/open beam ceiling charming cabin has just the right space, a balcony deck to enjoy the outdoors & convenient access to the amenities to Pine Mountain Lake. This 2 bedroom 1 ½ bath cabin has rustic curb appeal, level parking, carport & storage shed. The great rm has a spacious lv rm area with wood burning fireplace, vaulted open beam ceilings, bright high windows, spacious dining area, granite kitchen counters and breakfast bar, ½ bath & laundry on main floor. Upstairs are two spacious bedrooms that accommodate a King and 2 Queen Beds plus a hall full bath. Must see this little gem!19425 Chaee Cir. Unit 1 Lot 111 $499,000 3B 2Ba 5-6 car garage/RV Garage. Beautiful Mountain Home in a great location nestled between the golf course & the beach! Don’t miss the chance to own a wonderful move-in ready cabin home in Beautiful Pine Mountain Lake HOA just a few hours from the Bay Area & Central Valley. This lovely 3bd/2ba home features a wonderful grt rm concept w/gorgeous high knotty wd Lv Rm ceiling w/skylights, cozy 1 button flame gas fp w/stone background. BRAND NEW BEAUTIFUL Trex decks w/metal railing systems on both front/back decks w/privacy screens & natural tree views, huge ktch space w/tons of storage, garden window, lg breakfast bar, side access door. Main private bdrm w/balcony, jetted tub w/TV, sep shower & 2 walk-in closets. On demand hot water heater, Central HVAC. Super huge garages!! RV size 35x16ft w/clean out & 220v outlet, 2 car garage currently a game rm w/pool table, add’l loft storage over enclosed 15x13ft shop. Bonus lg cement driveway for tons of add’l parking just a few blocks from Dunn Court Beach & Golf Course, Pool, Pickleball & Restaurant/Lounge.12623 Cresthaven Dr. U4 L434 $325,000 Adorable rustic cabin tucked away in private setting in beautiful Pine Mountain Lake near Lake Lodge Beach & Playground. Enjoy the newly built expansive decks, both main level & upper balcony o the loft bedroom area. Level entry makes this a winner plus the true cabin style vaulted open beam ceilings in a natural landscape setting and cozy wood burning stove fireplace. Central HVAC & a PGE installed generator plug for backup generator option. Primary bedroom is on main level w/ bath & a sliding door out to deck patio. 2nd ba is on main level w/ a shower remodel in progress. Upstairs is a loft sleeping area w/ door to upper deck balcony. A brand new storage shed has been installed & there is plenty of parking on the paved driveway w/ a gentle slope. 1152 sf living space on .38 acre lot. NEW LISTINGPENDINGPENDINGNEW LISTINGBREATHTAKING SPECTACULAR VIEWS !!!SPACIOUS MODERN CABIN22690 Prospect Heights, Yosemite Vista Estates Lot 20, Groveland $175,000 2-3 Bd 2 Ba 2 Car Gar, 1344 sf .15 Acre Built in 1986 Located in the community of Yosemite Vista Estates, these may be the most fantastic views ever! Green grass valley & mountain views are just breathtaking & the snow capped mountains towards Yosemite are pretty amazing too! This 2-3 bedroom, 2 bath manufactured home w/ attached 2 car gar is a great opportunity to own a slice of heaven just 30 miles from Yosemite, 7 miles from Historic Groveland. There is a spacious front deck to entrance facing the fabulous views. The lv rm has windows facing the views so inside or out you can see natural landscape vista views year round. The lvrm rm has a wood burning fireplace and is open to the dining & kitchen area. The kitchen has a large pantry & access to laundry, back exterior door & garage access for enclosed access as well. The potential 3rd bdrm has a built in desk, storage/shelves but no closet. There is also a side yard shed for add’l tool or misc. storage. This is a 55 year and older ownership HOA.11995 McGraw Ct. U13A L8 1.67 Acre, 2243 sf $525,000 Welcome In! Enjoy the views & tranquility! Your opportunity to own a beautiful cabin home in the heart of Pine Mountain Lake, just 35 miles from Yosemite. Built in 2003, on a quiet court, move-in condition, 2243 sf on 1.67 acre, featuring a stunning living rm w/approx 20ft tall vaulted knotty cedar ceiling, wall of windows w/ gorgeous tree views, floor to ceiling stone fireplace, two levels of wrap around decks, open bright kitchen w/skylights, pecan wood cabinetry, wet bar w/ beverage frig, large laundry rm w/ counters & storage near kitchen, main bdrm w/ vaulted ceiling, bright w/ many windows & high picture window, walk-in closet, deck access, ba w/ dual sinks, sep shower, soaking tub. Guest bdrm & bath on main level, loft overlooking lvrm used as sleeping area, has drop down ladder for access, lower level family rm, overflow sleeping area, bright windows & wrap around covered porch/deck and a full bath w/tub/shower. Wonderful like new condition, tile flooring in living areas, RV parking space & parking for several cars, also room for sf expansion if desired in lower level.

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Specializing in Pine Mtn Lake, Groveland, Tuolumne & Mariposa CountiesView listings at www.YosemiteAreaProperties.comPAUL S. BUNT REAL ESTATE BROKER DRE 01221266CHRIS H. LAKEDRE 00946632209-768-6156 chrishlake@gmail.comGINA GIAMPIETRO HERNANDEZDRE 01226555408-506-6944GinaGH RealEstate@gmail.comWE ARE STILL BUSY SELLING IN THIS MARKET !!!Call us to tell you what your home could sell for right now.Make Chris & Gina your 1st call!LOVELY SINGLE LEVELLOCATION LOCATIONMOVE-IN READY BEAUTIFUL CABIN HOMEADORABLE CABIN10 GORGEOUS ACRE RANCHETTECUSTOM ESTATE CABINHILLTOP HAVEN LIVING THE DREAM19955 Deerbrush Court, Unit 6 Lot 88, $359,000 .59ac, 3Bd 2Ba 2Car. Enjoy the views of a peaceful park like setting, situated on over half acre lot, w/serene backyard landscape, seasonal creek, hot tub in backyard in natural setting, beautiful back deck w/living rm & mstr bdrm access, formal entryway, very tall vaulted ceilings, wd stove fp in living rm, new flooring throughout, kitchen w/stainless appliances, breakfast bar, dining area o kitchen, open to living rm, both bathrooms remodeled, indoor laundry area, central heat & air, five year old roof, 2 year old gutters, fenced area for outdoor garden situated on quiet cul-se-sac. Pine Mtn. Lake amenities include lake w/3 beach areas, 2 playgrounds, seasonal boat rentals & concession, 18 hole golf course, tennis & pickleball courts, swimming pool, equestrian center & airport, hiking trails & more in historic Groveland, just a few hour drive from the Central Valley or Bay Areas.6653 Dogtown Rd. $779,000 2 Ponds & 3 Stall Barn/Corral 1980sf 2+Brm 2.5 Ba 2 CGar, 10 Acres w/2 ponds, you will absolutely fall in love! Outstanding ranch home blt in ‘09 w/1980sf of single level living, move-in ready/pride of ownership maintained, solar powered, 2 car oversize gar/shop, beautiful spacious flr plan w/covered wrap around decks, screened porch area, cement patio breezeway, fenced garden, 3 stall barn w/tack rm, 2 corrals, flat & landscaped yards, open metal shed/tractor/wood, tool shed, green house, priv well, pump house w/iron filtration system, backup dual fuel generator, outdoor shower. Maple engineered wood flrs, vaulted knotty sugar pine wd clngs, wd burn stove, huge kitch w/pantry, island w/prep sink, lg mud rm/laundry area w/side patio access, 3 sliding doors to wrap around deck porches made of Timbertech. CenHVAC, cen vac, solar hot wtr flash wtr htr, 7 sky tunnel lights, whl house fan, view of pond fr house & porch areas, outdoor fire pit. Primary bd w/deck patio access, sep tub/shower, dual lav, walk-in closet. 2nd Bd + bonus rm for 3rd bd or oice & hallway ba. Completely fenced property, + adorable curb appeal, your dream home in the country/mountains, must see! https://listings.mattherrmanncreative.com/sites/6653-dogtown-rd-coulterville-ca-95311-16247469/branded19596 Butler Way U1 L1, $1,520,000 1.25 Acre 3 merged lots, 3630sf 4-5 Bedrooms 3.5 ba 2 car gar, Solar, EV Charger, Generator. Stunning State of the Art Turnkey Custom Estate Cabin in Beautiful Pine Mountain Lake near Yosemite. An architectural masterpiece, for the owner who requires style, sophistication, highest quality & comfort, in Pine Mtn Lake gated community w/18 hole golf, lake, airport & more. Built in 2020, New-like condition, a SuperHost Airbnb, features galore! 3630 sf living space, 850-1420 wrap around covered gated deck w/ glass &metal railing sys, oversized 2 car gar w/EV Charger, whole house solar power w/3 TESLA backup batteries, 3 levels , 4 bdr/3.5 ba plus downstr open fam rm now a 5th bedrm w/wetbar, sitting area. Main lvl ensuite to covered porch,Nordic Hot Tub & outdoor open deck w/gas firepit,bdrm w/ Italian stack stone biofuel frpl, ba w/quartz vanities, Italian marble stone heated flrs, free standing bathtub, sep glass shower. Lvrm/great rm & open Loft w/28ft tall open beam ceilings, knotty pine walls, a 36ft tall mural of Yosemite Bridal Vail Falls. Exquisite!13025 Gamble $300,000 3 bed/1/5 baths .71 acres Cute 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath cabin w/ tall vaulted wood open beam ceilings, updated windows throughout, cozy wood burn stove firpl in liv rm w/ high skylight & wall of wood shiplap in main area, also on upper landing. Lrg deck area overlooking .71 acre lot. Granite kitch counters, breakfast bar, 1 bdrm on main level & 2 upstairs bdrms plus a half ba. One upper bdrm has built-in bunk beds plus a trundle twin & room for one addtl twin bed & has a balcony deck. Two other bdrms fit queen sz beds so you can sleep 8. A long paved driveway goes all the way to the top for level entry & room for several cars to park in two separate areas. Located in historic Groveland in Pine Mountain Lake just 35 mi from Yosemite. PML has golf, 3 beach areas, swimming pool, tennis, pickelball, airport, equestrian center, playgrounds and more.13064 Jackson Mill Dr. Unit 7 Lot 77 $379,000 1582 sf 3/2.5 2 car .26 Acre Living the Dream in Pine Mountain Lake! Enjoy a beautiful home for full-time living or even as a part-time vacation getaway. This freshly renovated single story home has a new back deck & newer roof & gutters in 2017, vaulted ceilings, new stainless appliances, new flooring & carpeting, new light fixtures, new fixtures throughout, large primary bdrm w/deck access & walk-in closet. A formal dining area plus breakfast nook, central HVAC, cozy wood burning stove w/ brick hearth frplc in lvrm. Only 2 step access to main living areas, 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths, level pkg, lrg oversized 2 car garage. A 2 hour drive from Bay Area or Central Valley & 35 mi from Yosemite too! Boating, Fishing, Swimming, Golf, Pickleball &Tennis, Play Grounds, Hiking Trails & more. A Fantastic opportunity to buy a move-in mountain home.19421 Grizzly Cir. Groveland Unit 1 Lot 406 $324,999 2Bd 1 ½ Ba Carport, 1226 sf .23 acre lot Adorable and aordable cabin, great for vacation or short term rental, in beautiful Pine Mountain Lake near the main marina & golf course. This rustic vaulted knotty wood/open beam ceiling charming cabin has just the right space, a balcony deck to enjoy the outdoors & convenient access to the amenities to Pine Mountain Lake. This 2 bedroom 1 ½ bath cabin has rustic curb appeal, level parking, carport & storage shed. The great rm has a spacious lv rm area with wood burning fireplace, vaulted open beam ceilings, bright high windows, spacious dining area, granite kitchen counters and breakfast bar, ½ bath & laundry on main floor. Upstairs are two spacious bedrooms that accommodate a King and 2 Queen Beds plus a hall full bath. Must see this little gem!19425 Chaee Cir. Unit 1 Lot 111 $499,000 3B 2Ba 5-6 car garage/RV Garage. Beautiful Mountain Home in a great location nestled between the golf course & the beach! Don’t miss the chance to own a wonderful move-in ready cabin home in Beautiful Pine Mountain Lake HOA just a few hours from the Bay Area & Central Valley. This lovely 3bd/2ba home features a wonderful grt rm concept w/gorgeous high knotty wd Lv Rm ceiling w/skylights, cozy 1 button flame gas fp w/stone background. BRAND NEW BEAUTIFUL Trex decks w/metal railing systems on both front/back decks w/privacy screens & natural tree views, huge ktch space w/tons of storage, garden window, lg breakfast bar, side access door. Main private bdrm w/balcony, jetted tub w/TV, sep shower & 2 walk-in closets. On demand hot water heater, Central HVAC. Super huge garages!! RV size 35x16ft w/clean out & 220v outlet, 2 car garage currently a game rm w/pool table, add’l loft storage over enclosed 15x13ft shop. Bonus lg cement driveway for tons of add’l parking just a few blocks from Dunn Court Beach & Golf Course, Pool, Pickleball & Restaurant/Lounge.12623 Cresthaven Dr. U4 L434 $325,000 Adorable rustic cabin tucked away in private setting in beautiful Pine Mountain Lake near Lake Lodge Beach & Playground. Enjoy the newly built expansive decks, both main level & upper balcony o the loft bedroom area. Level entry makes this a winner plus the true cabin style vaulted open beam ceilings in a natural landscape setting and cozy wood burning stove fireplace. Central HVAC & a PGE installed generator plug for backup generator option. Primary bedroom is on main level w/ bath & a sliding door out to deck patio. 2nd ba is on main level w/ a shower remodel in progress. Upstairs is a loft sleeping area w/ door to upper deck balcony. A brand new storage shed has been installed & there is plenty of parking on the paved driveway w/ a gentle slope. 1152 sf living space on .38 acre lot. NEW LISTINGPENDINGPENDINGNEW LISTINGBREATHTAKING SPECTACULAR VIEWS !!!SPACIOUS MODERN CABIN22690 Prospect Heights, Yosemite Vista Estates Lot 20, Groveland $175,000 2-3 Bd 2 Ba 2 Car Gar, 1344 sf .15 Acre Built in 1986 Located in the community of Yosemite Vista Estates, these may be the most fantastic views ever! Green grass valley & mountain views are just breathtaking & the snow capped mountains towards Yosemite are pretty amazing too! This 2-3 bedroom, 2 bath manufactured home w/ attached 2 car gar is a great opportunity to own a slice of heaven just 30 miles from Yosemite, 7 miles from Historic Groveland. There is a spacious front deck to entrance facing the fabulous views. The lv rm has windows facing the views so inside or out you can see natural landscape vista views year round. The lvrm rm has a wood burning fireplace and is open to the dining & kitchen area. The kitchen has a large pantry & access to laundry, back exterior door & garage access for enclosed access as well. The potential 3rd bdrm has a built in desk, storage/shelves but no closet. There is also a side yard shed for add’l tool or misc. storage. This is a 55 year and older ownership HOA.11995 McGraw Ct. U13A L8 1.67 Acre, 2243 sf $525,000 Welcome In! Enjoy the views & tranquility! Your opportunity to own a beautiful cabin home in the heart of Pine Mountain Lake, just 35 miles from Yosemite. Built in 2003, on a quiet court, move-in condition, 2243 sf on 1.67 acre, featuring a stunning living rm w/approx 20ft tall vaulted knotty cedar ceiling, wall of windows w/ gorgeous tree views, floor to ceiling stone fireplace, two levels of wrap around decks, open bright kitchen w/skylights, pecan wood cabinetry, wet bar w/ beverage frig, large laundry rm w/ counters & storage near kitchen, main bdrm w/ vaulted ceiling, bright w/ many windows & high picture window, walk-in closet, deck access, ba w/ dual sinks, sep shower, soaking tub. Guest bdrm & bath on main level, loft overlooking lvrm used as sleeping area, has drop down ladder for access, lower level family rm, overflow sleeping area, bright windows & wrap around covered porch/deck and a full bath w/tub/shower. Wonderful like new condition, tile flooring in living areas, RV parking space & parking for several cars, also room for sf expansion if desired in lower level.

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JUNE PML NEWS 41PML ORGANIZED CLUBSPML PICKLEBALL CLUBPAM RODGERSCOME OUT AND PLAYIf you’ve spent more than five minutes on a pickleball court, you’ve probably heard it—the language of the game. And we’re not just talking about “dinks,” “Ernes,” and “third shot drops.” No, we’re talking about the subtext—those little phrases we say (and hear) that, when translated, reveal everything from frustration and fatigue to tactical shade. We dug intoplayer banter, courtside conversations, and community commentary to bring you this slightly-too-real but painfully accurate translation guide to pickleball talk.POLITE ON THE OUTSIDE, SALTY ON THE INSIDE“Let’s just focus on good energy.”“Please stop being salty and hit a clean dink.”“I just switched paddles—still getting used to it.”“It’s the paddle’s fault, not mine.”“ey were really consistent.”“They weren’t even that good. We just couldn’t nish a point to save our lives.”“We didn’t win, but we had fun!”“We got obliterated. But I’m trying not to cry about it.”“Hey, do you want to stack?”“You are not the forehand hero you think you are. Please move.”“I just need to warm up a bit.”“I’ve missed six shots. is is my excuse now.”“at was a good rally!”“I’m exhausted. Can we please sit down?”“Let’s keep it social.”“Stop hitting 80 mph drives at my grandma.”“You’ve been playing great lately!”“I need to say this before I start targeting you mercilessly.”WHAT THEY REALLY MEAN (SINGLES EDITION)“Nice shot.”“I had no shot. I’m annoyed and masking it with sarcasm.”“at was just out.”“Pretty sure it was in, but I’m calling it out any way.”“Mind if we slow it down a bit?”“I’m running on fumes and dreams right now.”“Just working on some things today.”“I’m getting crushed and need you to think it’s intentional.”“It’s good practice either way.”“is is me emotionally coping with getting smoked.”“One more game?”“If I win. If I lose, I’m faking an ankle sprain.”“You’re playing well.”“I regret inviting you.”“Let’s play skinny singles.”“I don’t want to run anymore. Please don’t make me.”“Great workout today!”“I didn’t win, but at least I sweat.”“You’re hitting lines today.”“You’re probably out, but I’m too tired to argue.”“Nice get.”“at lob was lucky and I hate how well it worked.”REAL TALK BETWEEN PICKLEBALL COUPLES“You got it!”“Please get this one, I’m still recovering from the last 10.”“Nice try.”“Why did you try that?”“at’s okay, don’t worry about it.”“I’ve internally worried about it for three points now.”“We’ll get the next one.”“We’d better, because I’m emotionally at match point.”“Move your feet!”“If I say one more word, this ends in silence on the drive home.”“Let’s just have fun out here.”“I can tell you’re already mad and we haven’t even warmed up.”“You’re crowding me a little.”“Back o before I call a kitchen violation on your ego.”“Want to switch sides next game?”“I need to play near someone who doesn’t ignore me and the middle ball.”“Let’s not play together next round—mix it up!”“I need a break. From you. For 15 minutes.”“Great game!”“We survived. Let’s never speak of it again.”THE POINT?Pickleball isn’t just a game of strategy—it’s a game of subtext. And once you start picking up on the real meaning behind the words, it getswaymore fun.So the next time someone says “good energy only,” remember: it might be code for “just hit a drop that actually drops.”And hey—if all else fails? Just nod, smile, and get back to dinking.Because therealtranslation of “Nice shot!”? at’s universal.FOR MORE INFORMATION:Current Play Times (Changes Seasonally). Check out: PlayTime Scheduler for PickleballTo Join the PML Pickleball Club email Tammy Talovich at TamTally1@gmail.com or call 209.605.7904.

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JUNE PML NEWS 43Friends of the Lake is gearing up for a fun-filled summer. We had an excellent presentation from Dr. Stephen McCord in May, updating us on the care and management of PML’s lake, especially given the threat of the golden mussel and other invasive species. Our June event is a poker run on June 22, by boat around the lake, with lots of prizes. You don’t have to know how to play poker. Call Larry Santa Maria at 962-7904 for more information and to reserve your seat. Cost is just $5 per person.We’ll be very busy in July with three great events. First up is the annual Boat Parade at 6:00pm on July 5th. is year’s theme is “Under the Sea.” ere are prizes for the best decorations in each boat category. Sign-up at the Marina Store. No fee. en, on July 12, we organize the Lake Swim, a chance to swim in open water from Dunn Court to the Marina, a distance of about one-third of a mile. is event is open to procient swimmers over age 10. Cash prizes for the fastest swimmers, although most participants do it just for fun and personal achievement. Sign-up at Dunn Court at 2:30pm on July 12. No fee. Finally, on July 13, we are pleased to host “Music at the Marina” with a 5:00pm potluck dinner and the music of “Kaleidoscope,” featuring classic rock, blues, country and R&B hits. Free for members, $10 for guests. Friends of the Lake is a social club for people who enjoy our lake and support its equitable use for all. We hold monthly events at the lake during the summer months. To join Friends of the Lake and receive information on each upcoming event, please send your contact information and a check for $20/family to Friends of the Lake, PO Box 591, Groveland, CA 95321. Be sure to include your email address, as all club communication is by email.FRIENDS OF THE LAKE JUNEAND JULY EVENTSVIRGINIA RICHMONDPINE NEEDLERS QUILT GUILDSANDY SMITHPML ORGANIZED CLUBSPML ORGANIZED CLUBSLake Swim winners Poker fun June is busting out all over!!! Summer is here...looking forward to warm sunny days.Pine Needlers Quilt Guild meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, under the library. June’s meeting is the 17th. Meeting starts at 10 a.m. but we do have a Meet N Greet at 9:30. Come early and join in the fun. Also if you want bring your lunch and a project so you can sew with us til 3. Always a time of laughter and learning.Sharing of the Bee projects was great fun! So much creativity and imagination. Many sweet projects thank you President Judi, spelled with an I. e library committee is working diligently to bring some additional color and interest to our Library. e display of small quilts, wall hangings, and table runners donated by our members certainly bring on the smiles from residents and tourists alike. ank you all. If you would like to participate in this outreach talk to Sharon Kenyon, committee chairperson.e Quilt Show is looming on the horizon {October}...summer is a good time to make decisions and start something to share. Also a reminder that the 49er Festival is coming up soon...a quilt is being made by us for auction. I got a sneak peek its beautiful. e Sonora Quilt show is the same week-end September 19th. Might want to save the dates to your calendar.June means Quilt Retreat Time....Have fun everyone! ey will have lots of stories, and laughter to share at the July 15th meeting. I can hardly wait. Once again congratulations to our new board. I am sure there are lots of fun and exciting things on tap.One more reminder: Advent - Novembers meeting. I am excited my project is 1/3 done, not perfect but I am happy.Check out Quails Nest summer schedule, bring a friend and take a class.Pine Needlers Quilt meets June 17th at 10 a.m. under the Library. If there are any questions call President Judi @ 650 245-1439 or VP Michele 209 962-4327.

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44 JUNE PML NEWSPML ORGANIZED CLUBSPML MEN’S GOLF CLUBDAVE FERNANDEZSPRING SHOOT OUT/APRIL AWAKENINGSpringtime is here and we started it o with these two great tournaments. Congratulations to our winners and here’s to kicking o a great summer of events.SPRING SHOOT OUTFLIGHT 11st place - Bud Roberts, Dave Gibson2nd place - Dave Berthold, Je Sera3rd place - Ben Rebiskie, Larry Torres4th place - Brian McDermott, Dave Inouye5th place - Keith Ornelas, Steve KieerFLIGHT 21st place - Paul Kuhn, Les Fondy2nd place - Hank Wrigley, Mark Harrison3rd place - Dave Hart, Stuart Loux4th place - Pat Hennigan, Paul Purifoy5th place - Dennis Johnson, Bob StockAPRIL AWAKENING1st place - Bryan Eshagh, Gus Climent, Greg Sarratt, Tony Pavlakis2nd place - Joe Parisi, Larry Torres, Jon Rivera, Ben Rebiskie3rd place - Steve Grant, Frank Jablonski, Je Kerr, Les Fondy4th place - Dennis Perry, Dennis Johnson, Steve Vahey, Bob Stock5th place - David Gregg, Blake Bridges, Jess Skelley, Lance Hart6th place - Dave Berthold, Bud Roberts, Je Sera, Dave GibsonClosest to the pin#3- Greg Sarratt 7’5”#7- Bud Roberts- 5’1”#14- Blake Bridges 6’2”#17- Pat Hennigan 9’8”TOURNAMENT TEE SELECTIONMany of our tournaments allow players to select what tees they will play from. It is important that players sign up for the correct tees. Any player can play from the Gold tees, regardless of their age or index, if they so choose. But only players that qualify may play from the Purple/Green tees. To qualify a player must be 70, or older, or have an index of 18.7, or higher. It is very dicult for the Golf Shop to make tee changes at the last minute. Any player that plays from incorrect tees risks disqualication. Typically, one team member will sign up a 4-man or 2-man team, so it is imperative that that team member sign up their team from the correct tees.WEBSITE TOURNAMENT SIGN UPPlease continue to use the website, pmlmgc.com, to sign up and pay for tournaments. Using the website for tournament sign up and payment makes it easier for the club and the Golf Shop to manage tournaments. Go to pmlmgc.com to see the tournament schedule.JOIN THE MEN’S GOLF CLUBAny male persons who are current property owners, their siblings, sons, nephews, sons-in-law, and PMLA employees are eligible to join the men’s golf club. Go to pmlmgc.com and click on the button, Join the Club, to see the many benets of club membership, as well as the ability to sign up on line. Applications are also available in the Golf Shop, or you can contact our Handicap/Membership Chair, Ted Toey. Email Ted at handicap@pmlmgc.com, if you have any questions about club membership, or, if you’re a current member, your NCGA handicap index.

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46 JUNE PML NEWSPML ORGANIZED CLUBSPML ORGANIZED CLUBSSTCHS NAME THE BEAR CONTEST “WINNER”PATRICIA GIBSONPINE MOUNTAIN GARDEN CLUBLINDA NEUSCHWANDERIn January the Southern Tuolumne County Historical Society (STCHS) started it’s 2025 membership drive by inviting the local community to become members via a postcard offering a “Name the Bear Contest”. This generated several hundred names! We then narrowed the names down to 4 and asked the Tenaya Elementary School children, who were visiting on a field trip, to select their favorite name. The bear is the biggest attraction for our smallest visitors. The four most popular names were: Berry, Leonard, Charlie and Grover! TA-DA! e children voted to name me Berry!If you have not yet had a chance to visit Berry, please come by and say hello! e museum is open Fri-Sat-Sun from 10am-2pm.STCHS is a 501C3 Non-Prot charity – Tax ID #: 77-0132781; Donations are tax-deductible.Well, we really have turned the weather corner now! Some warm days, some cool days, no snow (fingers crossed!) Let the mowing begin!In April we enjoyed a fun and educational workshop with Arborist Michael Carmichael, demonstrating transplanting shrubs & trees for pots, pruning & bonsai tips, soils & fertilizer. We all dug in and got our hands dirty as we gathered practical experience!May 4th, featured our field trip to Jamestown & Sonora, plus –sponsored by the Sierra Rock Garden Society, to Rebecca Lance’s home garden, showcasing Rebecca’s stunningly beautiful native plant collection, followed by trip to Standard Nursery for plant sale supplies (and other garden goodies!) made for a perfect gardeners day.All this led up to our big event for the calendar year, -our Mother’s Day plant and baked treats sale. This fun sale is an event we host for our local families and neighbors and all others. We sold lots of carefully tended colorful plants, veggie starts, garden accessories and, new for us this year, amazing colorful hanging flower baskets. We showed off our carefully tended jail garden, (the midnight purple Siberian iris are gorgeous and plentiful this year!) The sale was a one day event as usual, but feel free to stop by the jail any time and take in our little spot of local color. --And a brand new visitor’s bathroom-- (soon to include a marvelous mosaic mural of local color crafted by artist Barbara Bussler of Black Bear Mosaics.Many more interesting plans are in the works. SO STAY TUNED!Want to learn more about Local native plants and gardens? Join us! Let’s be friends! (and have fun in the garden...) Questions? contact club one of us at 650-773-2207 or 209 770 6063. We meet most months, the 2nd Monday at 1:00 at the PM Lake Lodge. We can be reached at P.O. Box 167, Groveland, CA 95321

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JUNE PML NEWS 47PML ORGANIZED CLUBSROOFBB“CARING HEARTS-HELPING OTHERS”AUDREY PROUSEROOFBB recently held its 3rd Annual First Responder Appreciation BBQ on May 4 in Groveland, CA, to honor and thank the dedicated rst responders who serve the community every day. It was a great partnership with Yosemite Chamber of Commerce and GCSD. A big shout out also goes to MarVal who donated a large portion of the food that day! The event brought together our fabulous rst responder agencies and their families for a day of good food, camaraderie, and recognition of their invaluable service. Guests enjoyed a hot dog or hamburger, games, and listened to heartfelt messages from local ocials, expressing gratitude for the bravery and commitment of the rst responders who go above and beyond to keep our community safe. THANK YOU FIRST RESPONDERS! Looking ahead, ROOFBB is gearing up for the highly anticipated SummerFest, scheduled for Saturday, June 14th in Groveland, CA from 12pm-4pm. The festival is in Mary Laveroni Park, located in downtown Groveland. SummerFest promises a day of fun-lled activities for all ages, including an incredible BBQ meal, vendors of all kinds, games, Kids Zone, drink tasting stations from our very own Around e Horn Brewery and local wineries, a rae and a silent auction. ere is truly something for everyone! e event aims to raise funds to support the ROOFBB ongoing mission of giving back to Groveland schools, community projects, and neighbors in need. SummerFest will provide an excellent opportunity for residents and visitors alike to come together, enjoy summer festivities, and contribute to a meaningful cause. For more information about SummerFest or to learn how to get involved with ROOFBB, visit the organization’s website or follow them on social media for the latest updates. Buy your BBQ meals now and save $5 from day-of-event price. Email charity@roofbb.org to per-order your meals! To learn more about ROOFBB organization, you can nd us on Instagram, Facebook, and Nextdoor. You can easily apply to become a member using our website application: https://charity.roofbb.org/join.**If you know someone who is in need or are in need yourself, please contact us immediately and we’ll see what we can do!!DONATE! CONTACT US! FOLLOW US! charity@roofbb.org @roofbbcharity

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48 JUNE PML NEWSOUR COMMUNITYHow can it be June already? To me, it seems as though we just had Christmas! Oh well – time marches on. As we enter this summer season, the rift Store is very well stocked with summer clothing, hats, shoes, etc. At the Furniture Barn we have life jackets in all sizes, pool-noodles, summer outdoor toys, coolers, lawn chairs and other seasonal items - even some roller blades, tennis racquets and water-aerobics weights. If there’s something you need, try us before going o the hill for it. We might just have what you’re looking for. By the time you read this, we’re probably now on our summer hours and open until 4 p.m. instead of 3 at both the rift Store (Wed – Sat), and the Furniture Barn (Fri & Sat). Donations are now extended until 3 p.m. at both locations. ese hours are in eect from just before Memorial Day in May, until just after Labor Day in early September. Don’t forget that Wednesdays are Senior Discount Days – 10% o for 60+ shoppers!We have different items on sale each week so check our ads in the Yosemite Hiway 120 Chamber weekly each Friday, our Facebook pages on the local Facebook Buy and Sell sites or our web page at www.helpinghandsofgroveland.com. is month of June, we’re excited to honor our wonderful volunteers at our Annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon at the PML Grill. Our dedicated volunteers are the reason we can still provide a fun, successful shopping experience to the Groveland/Big Oak Flat, Greeley Hill and Coulterville residents, as well as all the world travelers that stop in. ey’re so surprised at our selection and quality of merchandise and vast and varied inventory. is is all made possible by those of you who generously donate to us, and our volunteers who process, price, greet, sell and assist our customers. As a registered 501c3 (charitable, non-prot) we’re all so proud of our two little stores downtown and honored to be able to nancially assist, donate to and sponsor those in our local community continually since 1982. Many thanks to you who donate, shop, volunteer or just come in to visit us. We all love our community and are appreciative of the support you’ve given us throughout the years. As the 2nd longest continually operating business in Groveland (the Iron Door is 1st, of course) we plan to be around for many more, thanks to our wonderful, generous community members. We’re GROVELAND STRONG AND PROUD!!!HELPING HANDS HAPPENINGSPATTI BEAULIEU

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JUNE PML NEWS 49OUR COMMUNITYOUR COMMUNITYREMEMBERING NORMAN EDWARD VOLPONI BORN OCTOBER 7, 1932, PASSED AWAY ON FEBRUARY 2, 2025Celebration of life to take place on June 14, 2025, from 1-4 pm, at the Grill at Pine Mountain Lake, 12765 Mueller Dr. Groveland, Ca. 95321”Summer is here, bringing warm weather, outdoor activities, barbecues, and weekends on the lake. But just because kids are out of school and we are all dreaming of leisurely vacation days, it doesn’t mean we can’t encourage our young people to read…and get in some great reading ourselves!FOGL is doing something bigger and better this year before students leave for summer break. For the first time, ALL students at Tenaya Elementary, grades TK-8th, will pick out a book to keep for themselves, encouraging summer reading. FOGL regularly provides reading materials each year to keep books in the hands of kids all summer long. This end-of-year book giveaway was on May 29, and several FOGL volunteers were at school that day to assist students in picking out books that would give them a great summer reading adventure.For all our young readers, the library has a Summer Reading Program, which begins June 18. The Program meets downstairs in the meeting room at 2:30 p.m. each Wednesday through July 23. Participants are given a log to track their reading time and can earn books after completing different stages of reading time and books read. On each Wednesday, there is also a craft and other activities. If anyone has a talent or something fun to share, please contact Barbara Connelly at the Groveland Library at 209-962-6144. For our preschool readers, the library offers children’s story time on Fridays at 10:30 a.m., followed by a craft workshop. This program is possible due to the generous individuals who donate their time to read to children. Currently, the library is need of additional readers. If you are interested, please contact Barbara Connelly at the Groveland Library. Additionally, STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) is held on the first Friday of the month at 2:30 p.m. On May 2, STEM participants learned about and made a sundial, and on June 6 the group will learn about the human hand.And of course, the library is filled with books for all of us to enjoy and check out, as well as the Book Nook where you can buy gently used books at a discount price to keep your summer filled with exciting reading. Some of us might enjoy a group reading experience – did you know there is a book club at the Groveland Library? The club meets on the second Friday of the month and discusses books from the BOOK IN A BOX program. Please contact Barbara Connelly at the Library if you would like to become a member. The Groveland Library hours are Tuesday through Thursday from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The Book Nook is open every Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.FOGL is currently looking for additional volunteers to staff the Book Nook. If you are interested in volunteering or becoming a member of FOGL, contact Michele Roberts at (209)962-4327 or mroberts@crossborder.com. Look for FOGL volunteers at ROOFBB’s SummerFest on June 14 at Mary Laveroni Park from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. We will have a booth with membership forms, and volunteers can answer any questions about FOGL and volunteering at the Book Nook. Visitors will receive a Book Nook Buck, which can be redeemed at the Book Nook. Come see us!SUMMER READINGJENNY FERRAIOLOVisit the FOGL booth at ROOFBB’s SummerFest and receive a Book Nook Buck, which can be redeemed at the Book Nook.

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50 JUNE PML NEWS10/008 MCKINLEY WAY $1,000 2/047 GAMBLE STREET $1,0002/283 19364 FERRETTI ROAD $1,000 2/287 FERRETTI ROAD $1,000 2/305 FERRETTI RD $1,000 2/306 FERRETTI RD $1,000 2/448 12923 WELLS FARGO DRIVE SALE PENDING $1,000 3/033 20480 FERRETTI ROAD $1,000 3/056 20505 ECHO COURT SALE PENDING $1,000 3/463 20465 PINE MOUNTAIN DRIVE $1,000 6/113 19795 FERRETTI ROAD $1,000 6/235 FERRETTI ROAD $1,000 6/252 19426 FERRETTI ROAD $1,000 7/239 DIGGER PINE STREET $1,000 8/143 HILLHURST CIRCLE $1,000 PMLA OWNED LOTS FOR SALEFOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THESE PROPERTIES PLEASE CONTACT DAN SZATHMARY AT 1 (209) 962-8606HTTPS://WWW.PINEMOUNTAINLAKE.COM/PMLA-LOTS-FOR-SALE/OUR COMMUNITYRealizing that a cemetery is not a normal tourist attraction or place to sight-see, our local Oak Grove Cemetery on Memorial Drive (just east of the scar on 120) is a very interesting historical site. Take a drive up there and you’ll be quite surprised at the familiar names of many of the streets in town and/or in Pine Mountain Lake. There are tombstones and markers going back as far as the mid-1800’s, with such notable, local names as DeFerrari, Raboul, Laveroni, Lumsden and many others you THE HISTORICAL OAK GROVE CEMETERY IS WORTH A VISIT PATTI BEAULIEU – SECRETARY OGCDmay recognize.This is a Tuolumne County Cemetery with local community members as the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees was formed on September 4, 1920. Leonard Cassaretto was the long-time President up until his passing late last year. The current Board of Trustees are Nancy Perry, President; Eugenia (Jeannie) Hooven, Treasurer; Patti Beaulieu, Secretary; Patricia Gibson and Ellen Guenther, Trustees. Our brain-trust, records-keeper and all-around expert is Randy Henderson, Groundskeeper extraordinaire. We have flag raising and/or lowering ceremonies at 10 a.m. each Memorial Day, and at 11:11 each Veteran’s Day and the grounds are decorated with American Flags on the burial sites of the Veterans. The public is welcome to attend these ceremonies to honor all those that served our country in the military.If you’ve never been there, it’s worth a short drive to see much of the interesting history of this area.

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JUNE PML NEWS 51• Making the camp one of the beneciaries of an IRA.For those who have reached the age of Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) from their IRAs, making a direct Charitable contribution from their IRA as part of their RMD requirements, may provide some tax advantages. Camp Tuolumne Trails will continue helping these special kids and adults long after we are gone. Your continued support to this noble cause is greatly appreciated. Note: Tuolumne Trails Camp is a 501(c)(3) not-for-prot public charity. We recommend that you discuss any of the above actions with your tax accountant prior to taking any action.Camp Tuolumne Trails’ mission is devoted to helping those with disabilities and those who support them by providing an accommodating environment for healing, respite, education and recreation. If you’d like to find out more about CTT, take a tour, volunteer or learn more about donating and legacy giving, please call CTT at (209) 962-7534, email info@tuolumnetrails.org or visit: http://www.tuolumnetrails.org. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to stay updated on camp happenings.OUR COMMUNITYSUMMER CAMPERS ARRIVE IN JUNECTT’s first group of summer campers--from United Cerebral Palsy Modesto--arrive at camp on June 29. Before our first campers arrive, our summer sta will have received rigorous training/certications in CPR, First-Aid and California Epinephrine, as well as in-house training for personal care, lifting and transferring, behavior management, disability history, team building, etc. Everything necessary to ensure every camper has a fun and unforgettable summer camp experience. 2ND ANNUAL COMMUNITY RESOURCE FAIR A BIG SUCCESS! CTT hosted its 2nd Annual Resource Fair on Saturday, May 24, when families with young children and adults with disabilities enjoyed a day of community and family fun. e day included arts & crafts, face painting, fishing and food options. This special day provided families the unique opportunity to talk with local organizations that provide services and support to people with disabilities. We thank our community volunteers who gave up their personal time on a Saturday, and the vendors, who generously donated their time and resources:United Cerebral Palsy Stanislaus McIllwain Mobility - Demonstrating all-terrain bikes and power chairsArea 12 Agency on AgingFamily Resource NetworkGroveland TrailheadsDRAIL (Disability ResourcesAgency for Independent Living)WATCH ResourcesIn conjunction with the Fair, CTT oered tours of the facility and activity areas around camp. Families got an up-close and personal tour of camp’s facility and learned how CTT can accommodate their child’s needs. SUMMERVILLE ELEMENTARY RETURNS FOR THIRD YEARSummerville Elementary School returned to CTT for its third consecutive year for its 8th grade retreat in May. e 50-person group, which included 35 students, plus chaperones and teachers, took day trips to Yosemite and Hetch Hetchy. While at camp, they participated in recreational activities and a science project. HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT CTT?As we continue our efforts to improve camp accessibility and create programs that will benet more campers with all levels of disabilities—a huge undertaking from a resource and financial standpoint—we hope you can help us further our mission by donating to CTT today. Please consider committing to a monthly pledge, an annual donation or include CTT in your legacy giving planning. Many of our supporters have shared some of the following ways in which they support CTT:• Making a cash charitable contribution to the camp.• Gifting highly appreciated stocks, bonds or any other nancial security.• Making the camp the sole or fractional beneciary of your annuity or life insurance policy.• As part of your Estate Plan, making CTT a beneciary of their Will or Living Trust.• Making the camp one of the beneciaries of any real estate.CAMP TUOLUMNE TRAILSDORI JONES

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JUNE PML NEWS 55BRINGING VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR IN PML• WEEDEATING• LOT CLEARING• SENIOR DISCOUNTS• LEAF REMOVAL• PLANTING• TREE SKIRTING• HAULING• AND MOREMURR A’STOTAL YARD MAINTENANCE209-352-3750LIABILITY INSUREDCALL JASON MURRAOUR COMMUNITYThis is one of our most frequently made items, because it is a base for so many soups and other dishes that we make, and it is also terric just to sip as a broth – one of the healthiest things that you can eat. To us, it is “liquid gold”, and it is so much better than a store-bought broth or concentrate/cubes. On the stove it takes at least 16 hours to make, but in the instant pot, it only takes 2 hours of cooking!INGREDIENTS2-3 lbs. Poultry Bones, that have already been cooked (a turkey frame or a few chicken frames)2 Tbsp Apple Cider Vinegar1 Onion, quartered2 stalks Celery6 Garlic Cloves, smashed or halvedCold Water (enough to cover everything in your stockpot or crockpot)DIRECTIONSOur most commonly used poultry item for this recipe is our smoked turkey. We will throw all of the bones and skin in the pot as well as the turkey legs, which we usually don’t eat much from. We have alternatively used the bones from a few rotisserie chickens, which we freeze until we have enough.More recently, we have been purchasing chicken legs when on sale at Marval or Costless Market (usually 49 or 59 cents/lb on sale). I like to brine and smoke them before making broth out of them, and we will typically use the meat as well for the broth, because we are not big fans of chicken leg meat. But eat the meat and just use bones if you prefer.Smoking is optional, but I do recommend that you cook the legs in oven or BBQ, the broth is better with cooked meat/bones.is recipe is pretty easy, just put all of the ingredients in your instant pot, and make sure to keep the level below your instant pot’s “ll line”, then let it sit for 20 minutes (this will give the vinegar time to do its work on the bones). en set your instant pot for high pressure for 2 hours. When it is done cooking, allow it to sit for 30 minutes and then release the pressure.We then place a colander over a large pan and pour all of the instant pot contents in the colander. Next step is to taste the strained broth. If we have used brined poultry, it usually tastes right (salt-wise), but if not (or if you used unbrined poultry), add ½ teaspoon of salt at a time and taste until you get the tase that you desire.When the broth is properly seasoned, we then use a fat separator (available on Amazon) to de-fat the broth 1 quart at a time. It will take 5 minutes of rest before you can pour the defatted broth into a quart storage container. e other option is to refrigerate the pot of broth and skim the fat o the top the next day.We typically get 4 to 5 quarts of broth per batch and freeze them until ready to use.INSTANT POT POULTRY BONE BROTHRECIPE BY TOM KNOTH AND PAULA MARTELL

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OUR COMMUNITYOUR COMMUNITYThe Little House, a program of Southside Community Connections, is open and ready for more. More laughter. More learning. More connection. And most of all, more community.As we move into the summer season, we’re reaching out to residents of ALL ages, especially the younger generation calling Groveland and Big Oak Flat home. Do you have a passion or a skill Spring has been an exciting and busy season at Southside Community Connections, and I want to extend my deepest thanks to everyone who made our recent Charity Golf Tournament such a tremendous success. Your support helped raise vital funds that go directly toward serving our community.A special shoutout goes to Linda Sarrat, our amazing volunteer Director of Fundraising, whose dedication and energy were instrumental. ank you to all our incredible volunteers, the PML Administration, PML Grill and Golf Course sta, Chicken Ranch, the Yosemite Chamber of Commerce, the Foothill Express, the SCC BODs, the SCC Sta, and the many businesses and individuals who donated rae and auction items.A heartfelt thank you to Nancy and Jim Brewster for their extraordinary generosity in donating a 5th Wheel RV for auction—an incredible gift that alone raised over $11,000 for SCC.We encourage you to visit our website for a full list of donors—there are simply too many to name here, and we are grateful to each and every one. Be sure to check out the event photos from our Friday Night Kentucky Derby cocktail party and Saturday’s golf THE LITTLE HOUSE NEEDS YOUSAMANTHA WEST – THE LITTLE HOUSE SUPERVISORA HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO THE SCC COMMUNITY AND SUPPORTERSNANCY REGGIO – EXECUTIVE DIRECTORyou’d like to share? Have you ever thought about starting a book club, a parenting group, or a “mom chats” meet-up? Maybe you’d like to lead a craft night, fitness class, or discussion group in the early evening after work. Whether you’re experienced or just eager to bring people together, The Little House could be the perfect place to start.We oer a exible space ideal for hosting community gatherings, classes, or meetings. tournament, luncheon, and rae/auction!Your support means the world to us, and we never take it for granted. ank you for standing with SCC and helping us build a Our team is happy to help you get the word out and welcome others in.e Little House exists to serve as a third space. A place beyond home and work where people can gather, connect, and grow. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to get involved or start something new, this is it.Call (209) 962-7303 or stop by e Little House at 11699 Merrell Road to learn more or talk with us about your ideas. Let’s keep building something beautiful together!stronger, more connected community.With gratitude,Nancy ReggioExecutive Director

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58 JUNE PML NEWSOUR COMMUNITYOUR COMMUNITYEven though National Volunteer Week was in April, at SCC, we celebrated our fantastic volunteers – our Shining Stars! – with a Hollywood themed Volunteer Appreciation event on May 31. Our dedicated volunteers are the heart and soul of our organization – we couldn’t do what we do without them!What do our volunteers do? Several make phone calls to our members to check in and see how they’re doing and have a cheerful conversation to brighten their day. Others help with our weekly group lunch at the Little House, which is provided by Meals on Wheels out of Sonora. Participants enjoy a SHINING STARS:CELEBRATING OUR VOLUNTEERSBETH MARTIN – TRANSPORTATION COORDINATORTENAYA STUDENTS OF THE MONTHdelicious hot meal and great conversations. e lunch is free to those of limited means, and $5 for others. Call (209) 962-7303 for more information.Many of our volunteers are Wheels drivers. These dedicated individuals drive our members to shopping, medical appointments, and errands throughout Groveland/Big Oak Flat and to medical appointments in Sonora. ese rides go a long way towards helping them stay in their homes “on the hill” with all that’s familiar and comfortable to them.What’s involved in being a Wheels driver? It can be as simple as picking up groceries, mail, or prescriptions for neighbors who can’t drive to town or dedicating more time to take someone to and from a medical appointment in Sonora. Once your Wheels driver application/orientation is complete and you’re on our team, you decide how much time you can commit and which trips you can do. It’s as easy as that. Our Wheels drivers make a huge dierence in our community, helping those who can’t drive themselves and don’t have friends or family nearby to assist. Please consider joining us!To learn more, ca ll us at (2 09) 9 62- 6952 , email wheels@southsidecommunityconnections.org, or stop by e Little House between 10 am and 2 pm (11699 Merrill Road).Sixth grader, M i a C a t h e y, is Tenaya E l e m e n t a r y School’s Student of the Month for March. Mia was nominated by her teachers, Mrs. Pretzer & Mrs. Beaudreau. ey note that Mia comes to school with a positive attitude and ready to learn. She has grown academically by leaps and bounds. Because of her willingness to tackle her assignments, she is a great example to her classmates that hard work pays o. We are proud of you Mia!Mia is the daughter of Jeremiah & Michelle Cathey of Groveland.Seventh grader, Layla Dalrymple, is Tenaya E l e m e n t a r y School’s Student of the Month for April. Layla was nominated by her teacher Britney Barsotti. She states that Layla has a strong work ethic inside and outside of the classroom. You can often nd her reading her favorite books when she is not playing volleyball with her teammates. Layla is kind & caring toward her classmates and is always willing to share her favorite snacks with friends.Layla is the daughter fo Jennie & Leo Dalrymple of Groveland.Eighth grader, Braxton Molica, is Tenaya E l e m e n t a r y School’s Student of the Month for May. Braxton was nominated by his Teacher Jude Hawkins, stating that Braxton is an easy-going teen with a quick smile. He enjoys his time on our sports teams and can be competitive in the classroom as well. He is generous with his knowledge frequently helping others. Braxton is a fun addition to a classroom because he is kind, funny and compassionate.Braxton is the son of Mark & Silvia Molica of Groveland.

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JUNE PML NEWS 63HOMEOWNER CHECKLISTCHECK OUT YOUR CONTRACTOR o Did you contact the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) to check the status of the contractor’s license? Connect with CSLB at 800.321.CSLB (2752), www.cslb.ca.gov or www.CheckeLicenseFirst.com. o Did you get at least three local references from the contractors you are considering? o Did you call the references and personally view the contractor’s completed work? o Does the contractor carry general liability insurance? BUILDING PERMITSo Does your contract state whether you or your contractor will pull necessary building permits before the work starts? o Are the permit fees included in the contract price? www.cslb.ca.govDOUBLE-CHECK THE CONTRACTo Did you read and understand your contract? o Does the three-day right to cancel a contract apply to you? o Does the contract identify when work will begin and end? o Does the contract include a detailed description of the work to be done, the materials to be used, and/or equipment to be installed? o Are you required to make a down payment? (e down payment should never be more than 10 percent of the contract price of $1,000, whichever is less, unless there is a valid blanket performance and payment bond on le with CSLB.)o Is there a schedule of payments? (Only pay as work is completed, not before).o Did your contractor give you a “Notice to Owner” warning notice that describes mechanics liens and how to prevent them? o Do you have changes or additions to your contract? (Remember that all changes must be in writing and signed by both parties to avoid disagreements.) BEFORE YOU BEGIN CONSTRUCTION ON YOUR LOTThe Declaration of Restrictions (CC&Rs) states that no construction of any type (new construction, driveways, grading, lot development, etc.) can be performed without prior approval from the Environmental Control Committee (ECC).Failure to obtain approval could result in the stoppage of work or even ﬁnes, and nobody wants that to happen. Inspections are made every Tuesday and reviewed by the Committee every other Thursday, so we can accommodate our members.Please contact ECC before you begin any type of construction at 1-209-962-8605.

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JUNE PML NEWS 65PMLA IS HIRINGPMLA is looking for qualified candidates for several job openings. Apply online at www.PineMountainLake.comEXCELLENT TENANTSw/excellent credit and rental history looking for homes to rent. Owner approves tenant before placement. Call Yosemite Region Resorts 209-962-1111FRENCH BULLDOGS MINI’SReady for their forever home. Healthy micro chipped. All shots If you are looking to add more Love in your home these little bundles of joy are the sweetest little bundles of joy. Soulful little faces and love cuddles. They are going to be mini’s Mom and Dad are 18 lbs 22lbs. Born Xmas Eve. Potty training they go on a green patch faux grass on our deck.Loving little angels. Ckc. Please call for more information (760) 219-0861_____________________________________HELP WANTEDRENTALS WANTEDFOR SALESERVICESHOMES FOR RENTLOT FOR SALECOMMERCIAL SPACE FOR LEASECOMMERCIAL SPACE FOR LEASE!18717 Hwy 120, Groveland. Approximately 1600 square feet of building space, located downtown with propane heat, one ADA bathroom perfect for retail, food service, professional ofce, medical etc. Rent $1,650.00 Deposit $1,700.00. Contact agent 650-520-1022RONNING ROOFINGCall Joe for all your Roofing and Gutter needs. Licensed, Bonded, and Insured. License #976739 209-962-6842_____________________________________HOUSE CLEANINGWe are mature/experienced PML residents. Steve 925-595-3362Carla 925-639-4929.COTTAGE209-770-1755_____________________________________ENJOY COMFORT AND CONVENIENCEin this beautifully updated single-story home, located on a quiet circle drive in the Pine Mountain Lake community. This fully furnished 3-bedroom, 2-bath home features an open and inviting layout, complete with all appliances and remote-controlled window shades. The attached garage adds extra convenience, while the spacious deck is perfect for outdoor entertaining and relaxing under the trees.$2,000.00 (209) 962-6268>>> 1/2 PRICE SALE !!! <<<Extremely RARE approx. 4.5 Acre cul-de-sac hillside PML lot with great views- $59,975. Private, yet close to Golf, The Grill, Tennis Courts, and Pool. Unit 5B-03. PinePlay@pm.me or (559) 692- 0117CLASSIFIED ADSGET YOUR AD SEEN!Place a photo of your item for sale for just $10. Call 1-209-962-0613SAMPLESAMPLE

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