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2 MAY PML NEWS13141 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 #4109370319211 Ferretti Rd AT THE 4TH GREEN. Beautiful views of the Sierra and the golf course. 3bd, 2ba, plus lo sleeping area and 14+ foot vaulted ceilings. All appliances, furniture, kitchenware, etc. are included. Spacious 1242sf deck and a 475sf workshop/storage area. Tankless water heater, gas ﬁreplace, central H/A. A one-of-a-kind treehouse with electricity, a climbing wall, swings and monkey bars for loads of fun for all ages. $349,0 00 #4108862719710 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 #41087764ROB STONEOWNER/REALTOR®DRE #01025463BJORN WAHMANBROKERDRE #00706559TARA STONEMANAGER/DPGDRE# 01106544LIZ MATTINGLYBROKER ASSOCIATE DRE #00709618MIRIAM MARTINREALTOR®, RSPS, ASPDRE #01400779ANDREW RIETVELDREALTOR®DRE #01994156KATHY NIEDENSREALTOR®DRE #0111324 3BRENDA 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. $399,000 #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 #41088751PENDINGSOLD

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MAY 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MAY 17, 2025JUNE 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.comMON 5/26/2025 MEMORIAL DAY FRI 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 MAY 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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MAY 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/addres s-change-2/

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8 MAY PML NEWSADMINISTRATIONGENERAL MANAGER’S MESSAGEJOE POWELL – PCAM, CCAM-LS, CMCA, AMS GENERAL MANAGERPML ANNUAL FINANCIAL AUDIT AND REPORTOur independent CPA rm has completed the 2024 PML Annual Audit and copies of the subsequent Annual Financial Report have been mailed to the membership. I am pleased to report that the auditors have given PML a clean nancial bill of health. A copy of the 2024 Annual Financial report from our auditors is posted to the Ocial PML Website for member review at their convenience at www.pinemountainlake.com. Look for the nancial information section.PML ROADS REFURBISHMENT PROJECTWe received the bids for our roads refurbishment project and the board has awarded the contract to the J.B. Bostick company. The final contract was reviewed by Association General Counsel and updated accordingly. The contractor is planning on starting the project this month and it is expected to last 7 days. The roads project areas are not in the same locations as the PG&E undergrounding project. Nevertheless, we are taking into consideration equipment and trucks and their points of ingress and egress in an effort to minimize impacts to the membership. PML ADMINISTRATION NOTARY PUBLICFor many years, a PML Admin employee has served as our in-house Notary Public, as we often have many documents that require signature verification. It is also a great service for our members. The staff member who served as our notary retired, so Shari Pingree one of our current Admin employees stepped up, went through the training courses and became certified and sworn in as our new notary and she has already been providing this service to our members. We offer the service by appointment only during normal business hours.The normal price for the notary services is $15 per signature, but PML members receive the discounted rate of $10 per signature. We would like to congratulate Shari and thank her for taking on the additional responsibility of assisting members with this important service.PREPAYMENT OF ELECTION ADS IN THE PML NEWSIn the past some member candidates running in the board elections have refused to pay for the cost of election ad space after the advertisement or message was published in the PML News. It should be noted that none of these candidates have ever been elected to the Board.To ensure that we collect the appropriate fee in accordance with our published rate schedule, we are initiating a new publication accounting policy that all PMLA election related advertisements are paid in advance before publication. If an election advertisement is submitted without payment in advance, it will not be published in the PML News.CALL FOR CANDIDATES FOR PML DIRECTORS ELECTIONSpeaking of elections, the annual PML Directors Election Call for Candidates notice and candidates’ application information was mailed to the membership on April 14, 2025. There will be two open director positions coming up in August and the Annual Meeting of the Members and Election of Directors will be held here at the Lake Lodge on August 16th.MANUFACTURED/MODULAR HOMES IN PMLRecently a manufactured home was delivered in two sections to a property on Tannahill Drive through the Main Gate exit lane and placed on the foundation. We posted a photo of the sections on social media during the delivery to warn members about the temporary vehicle traffic impacts for safety purposes. After the posting several members questioned or commented that they did not realize that PML allows manufactured homes under our governing documents. This has been the case for many decades. To ensure that the manufactured homes look just like regular stick-built homes and blend in with the aesthetics of our community, there are certain requirements that must be followed in order to comply. Roof pitch and the length of the eaves, the installation of front entry decking design is taken into consideration as well as home placement and other factors. Regardless, the home is placed on a permanent foundation. We recommend that members take the time to read their bylaws, CC&Rs, rules and policies to become more familiar with what is and is not allowed in our community. Brand new buyers are provided all of these documents when they purchase in PML and we maintain copies on our official PML Website for easy access by all members. Get to know the rules. These are your documents and they are important in maintaining property values and the environmental aspects of our community.PML ACCESS GATES REPLACED WITH NEW UNITSPML Access Gate 3 near the parking exit of the Grill and Golf Course has been replaced with a new unit. And the Main Gate property owner lane access gate has been replaced with a new unit as well. We are replacing our access gate equipment in phases two a year or as needed if the gate arm and communication system malfunction to a point that they are inoperable. e new gate equipment is less costly and more easily maintained than the decades old spoke wheel internal cable system of the past. PML ADVISORY COMMITTEE OPENINGSWe currently have openings on three committees, specifically, the Covenants Committee, Equine Advisory Committee and Long-Range Planning Committee. Members can apply online by going to the (See GM Message on next page)

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MAY PML NEWS 9ADMINISTRATIONPRESIDENT'SMESSAGEMIKE GUSTAFSON – PMLA BOARD PRESIDENTThey say that time ies when you’re having fun so I guess we must be having fun as it is getting close to our next HOA Board of Directors election! If you are interested in serving your association, this is your call to get your Candidate paperwork into the Director of Elections by May 22. See more details elsewhere in this publication.Are you receiving the PML News Magazine? PML sends out a monthly link that takes you directly to the magazine, if you have signed up your email address. Signing up means you will never miss another issue of all the goings-on in your HOA. I highly suggest that provide your email contact info not just for the magazine but you will also receive eSnap announcements of important news and events.As an example to things to come: PML is sponsoring a Flea market on June 7 at the Stables. Set up is at 11:00 and the “Doors” open at noon and close at 4:00pm. A 12x12 spot only costs $10. This is your chance to clean out all the really valuable stu in your garage, make a little money and then park your car in the now empty space in the garage. A win-win to be sure!Another important event coming up is the Tuolumne County Firesafe Council will be hosting a Firewise and Fire Insurance open meeting at the Lake Lodge on May 31 at 10:00 AM.As spring moves towards summer, the images of Wildfires begin to stir in our community. Pine Mountain Lake is in Cal re’s Highest Fire Hazard Severity Zone – “Very High.” You can investigate at https://osfm.fire.ca.gov/what-we-do/community-wildre-preparedness-and-mitigation/re-hazard-severity-zones and nd your address. Preparedness is the key to mitigating re danger. In Pine Mountain Lake, we do this in several ways. First, PML spends almost $100,000 annually on fire abatement/mitigation efforts using contractors and our own sta to reduce fuels and clear re breaks. Secondly, you can attend a Wildre Preparedness Workshops – July 12, or August 23. We have experts from Calre, Sheri, OES, CERT, Animal Control, and Red Cross present to answer all your questions. irdly, you can join or start a Firewise Community in your neighborhood. PML currently has three. Contact Joe Milani, our PML Fire Safety Coordinator at fsc@pinemountainlake.com to nd a group or start one. Further details are available at https://www.nfpa.org/education-and-research/wildre/rewise-usa .Note that due to the threatened Golden Mussel infestation, you will need a solid reservation to drop your boat into our lake! No exceptions. Call the Marina at 1.209.962.8631 to arrange your appointment. Sta will inspect your boat before you launch.A heads up that PG&E will start their undergrounding project inside PML in the next few months. I guess that snow ball nally melted in hell! ey will be starting at the Main Gate and go to Cassaretto Court. ey will complete this portion of the project by July 1. Stay tuned for more information as we get closer. Another section is scheduled for next year. Based on the old saw, “April showers bring May owers,” I hope your spring owers are all-a-bloom!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 position and a great way for members to get involved in the governance of our community.FIREWISE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION MEETINGThe PML Crest Valley Firewise Community and the Clifftonites Firewise Community are sponsoring e Tuolumne Fire Safe Council who is giving a presentation on What is a Firewise Community and How to Organize one in your neighborhood. As an association we tried to create a Firewise community, but we have too many units in one large area. e parameters of the program are the creating of basically neighborhood Firewise communities on a smaller scale. Over time all of these smaller communities will make up the entire PML community. Cost savings of up to 10% on your insurance and help protect you during a wildre.e event is scheduled for May 31st at 10 a.m. to be held at the PML Lake Lodge.FIRST RESPONDER APPRECIATION BBQThe PML ROOFBB organization in conjunction with the Yosemite HWY 120 Chamber and GCSD are hosting the ird Annual Groveland/BOF First Responder Appreciation BBQ at Mary Laveroni Park on Sunday, May 4th from 11 am to 2 pm. Hamburgers and hot dots with xings chips and cookies for $5 a plateUntil next month, wishing all moms a Happy Mother’s Day!(GM Message from previous page)

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10 MAY PML NEWSThe Community Standards Department is here to assist you with Pine Mountain Lake Association’s governing documents such as the PMLA CC&Rs, Resolutions, ECC Rules, Guidelines and Construction Standards, as well as, the Enforcement Procedures. If you have questions on rental compliance, property use and restrictions or making improvements on your property, the Community Standards Department is here to assist our membership in their quest to develop a comprehensive understanding of PMLA Governing Documents.A convenient way to get information, nd links, review frequently asked questions, or continue to develop a better understanding of the rules and regulations, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week is to visit Summer is on its way, and that brings gardening, yard work, and freshening things up around the outside of your home. Part of the sprucing up is adding a new address sign. Many of you want custom signs. If you are looking to add a custom address sign, or the green reective address signs that you see all over PML to the front of your home. There are a few requirements:• Custom signs require approval from the Environmental Control Committee prior to installation. • Custom signs must be designed in a manner that enhances the natural beauty and character of the property.• Reective numbers and letters may be ADMINISTRATIONCOMMUNITY STANDARDS DEPARTMENTSUZETTE LAFFRANCHI – COMMUNITY STANDARDS DIRECTORADMINISTRATIONADDRESS SIGNSCARRIE HARVEY – COMMUNITY STANDARDS SPECIALISTthe Pine Mountain Lake Community Standards web page. You will find our page at www.pinemountainlake.com under the Resource tab, click on the Community Standards icon or click the link for quick on the go access https://www.pinemountainlake.com/101637-2/ ere you will nd instructions on how to submit your construction project, view approved paint colors chart, get links to register your rental, and much more. We have streamlined and gathered all this information in one location for quick easy access. As always, if you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to our sta, we are happy to guide and provide you with the information you need to navigate our governing documents to maintain our beautiful community. incorporated into the sign but reective background is not permitted.• No sign shall be axed to trees. If you are interested in the green reective address signs, you can order them through the Tuolumne County Sheri’s Community Service Unit. You will nd the order form at https://www.pinemountainlake.com/pmla-forms/ You will need to print the form, ll it out, and send it in, their address is located at the bottom of the form.Address signs not only help your guests and renters locate your home easily, more importantly medical units are safely able to locate your home in case of emergency. If you have any questions, or need more information on adding a new address sign to your home, Architectural Control Specialist, Ashley HendersonECC@pinemountainlake.com or 1 (209) 962-8605Community Standards Specialist, Carrie HarveyCompliance@pinemountainlake.com or call at 1 (209) 962-1242Rental Compliance Coordinator, John FerlesRCC@pinemountainlake.comor call 1 (209) 962-1245Community Standards Director, Suzette Laranchi Communitystandards@pinemountainlake.com or 1 (209) 962-1241please do not hesitate to reach out. Give me a call at 1-209-962-1242 or send me an email at compliance@pinemountainlake.com. I will gladly assist you. Per PML Resolution 89.20 and Tuolumne County ordinance 12.12.080. Any number not attached to a building shall be located at least four feet from improved shoulder of the adjacent roadway and shall be no higher than four feet from ground level and no lower than three feet from ground level, and be mounted on a pressure treated or decay resistance post. e sign shall be visible and legible from the road on which the address is located. Every property is required to be clearly identied in compliance with the Resolution mentioned above.

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MAY PML NEWS 11It’s springtime and the busy summer season is right around the corner. We have a lot to do and plenty of projects are in full swing.e roll out of the new Point of Sale System is moving along nicely. is upgrade will enable us to replace a seriously aging system with a new one that will enable us to interface with our accounting software more eciently, handle credit card payments more eectively, and allow us to use mobile devices that will dramatically improve our coverage area and level of service. Improvements to our collections process is really starting to bear fruit. We are now able to address delinquent accounts more quickly and eectively. is has had a notably positive impact on cash ow and has reduced the burden of unpaid assessments on the Association. e rate at which we successfully negotiate and implement payment plans for those that are encountering diculties is increasing, and the time and dollar amounts of delinquencies overall is decreasing signicantly. ough sales revenue leading up to the busy season is trending slightly below expectations, the management team has done an outstanding job managing variable costs. is means even though revenue is trending about $108k below budget as of the close of last month, the net subsidy for the association is tracking almost $116k or 5% below budget. Of the year-to-date underbudget amount, almost $90k of that savings occurred within the last month, and as revenue picks up going into the summer season, the outlook is even more positive than what we have seen to date.Making less, and also spending just enough less to keep our numbers moving in the right direction, all while keeping up our level of service; is even more challenging than is sounds. e team has done a great job hitting that sweet spot perfectly. We are also in the nal stages of selecting our reserve study specialist for the new year, and will have boots on the ground before summertime.We are vetting this new vendor thoroughly and are going to select one of the top names in the industry. is new vendor will help us continue to improve the precision with which we manage our assets and fund our reserves that support them. Regarding the reserves, our fund is now at almost $4 million, very close to our record high level a couple of years ago. At our current levels, we can fund almost three years of budgeted spending with what is in our bank account as of today. is is an outstanding accomplishment. PMLA has weathered some challenging times in the last few years, and is now in the best cash position we have seen in the last two decades. Another outstanding accomplishment, and hats o to the team that helped make it happen. anks to the sta hard at work for the association every day, and all the members that invest their time to help it all happen. It’s a great community supported by a great team. We couldn’t do it without you. Questions or comments? Feel free to contact me anytime at Controller@PineMountainLake.com or 1-209-962-8606.ADMINISTRATIONPMLA MONEY MATTERSDAN SZATHMARY – ASSOCIATION CONTROLLERADMINISTRATIONPMLA IN-HOUSE NOTARY SERVICES CONTINUE! We are excited to share that Shari Pingree is now a certied Notary Public! You may already know her as our Administration Oce Member Relations team member. e Association has proudly oered in-house notary services for several years, but when our previous notary retired, Shari stepped up to carry on the tradition. Her commitment to our members made her the perfect t to continue providing this convenient service. Notary services are available by appointment only. e cost is $10 per signature for members and $15 per signature for non-members. To schedule a notary appointment, please contact Shari at 1 (209) 962-8632 or via email at pmlmr@pinemountainlake.com.

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14 MAY PML NEWSADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION15 YEARS OF SERVICE10 YEARS OF SERVICERECREATION UPDATEMELODY WISDOM – RECREATION & SEASONAL OPERATIONS MANAGER, CCAMADMINISTRATIONCongratulations to Raul, our Head Chef at The Grill, for 15 years of outstanding service to the Association. His passion for great food has helped make The Grill a favorite spot for our members and guests. Thank you, Chef Raul, for 15 wonderful years!Congratulations to Tina on an incredible 10 years with the Association. Her hard work, attention to detail, and positive attitude have made a lasting impact on our accounting team. We look forward to many more years of excellence. Thank you, Tina!BEAR-Y IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE MARINA!Have you seen the Marina’s newest addition? No, we didn’t add a waterslide—we’re talking about the brand-new, shiny, bear-resistant trash enclosures! Pictured: Raul Melchor, Head Chef at e Grill, and Board Vice President, Brian WatsonPictured: Tina Parmalee, Accounts Payable, and Board President, Mike Gustafsonese high-tech bins are smarter than the average bear (literally), and they’re here to help us keep Pine Mountain Lake beautiful. Feel free to get up close and personal with one the next time you need to toss out your post-lake-day sandwich wrappers, juice boxes, or that mysterious bag of trail mix that melted in the sun.But let’s keep it clean—lake day trash only, please! ese enclosures are not the place to sneak in your weeks’ worth of lasagna trays, empty kitty litter, or Aunt Carol’s expired Tupperware collection. Household trash has no business at any PML amenities, and your friendly Marina crew will sni it out faster than a bear at a barbecue.Let’s work together to keep our Marina pristine, our bears out of trouble, and our trash where it belongs; in the bear-resistant trash enclosure! Toss responsibly!For more information contact Melody Wisdom at 1 (209) 962-8604 or pmlfun@pinemountainlake.comGUEST & 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.

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16 MAY PML NEWSADMINISTRATIONFROM THE FRINGEMIKE COOK – PGA HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONALThe 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 ClubWeekly Play Day – Tuesdays (New Day for 2025)Ladies 18-Hole Golf ClubWeekly Play Day – ursdaysPML Men’s Golf ClubRazzle Dazzle 2-Man Team – Saturday May 10PML Men’s Golf ClubMay Mayhem 2 Man Team – Wednesday May 21 Men’s Mother Lode Inv 2 Man Team urs. – Sat June 26-28 PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE GOLF COURSE RATED #4 IN THE USAGolf 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.MEN’S MOTHER LODE INVITATIONALThe 2025 Mother Lode Invitational is scheduled for ursday – Saturday June 26 – 28. Entry forms are available now in the Golf shop or you can sign-up through the PML Men’s Club website at www.pmlmgc.com. If you have any questions, please call the Golf Shop at 1-209-962-8620. DRIVING RANGEAs of May 1, the Driving Range will be open from 7:30am until 5:00pm (Last Ball Hit at 5:00pm). ANNUAL GOLF MEMBERSHIPSIf you are going to purchase an Annual Golf Membership for 2025, please come to the Golf Shop to submit your application and make a payment. If you have any questions, please call the Golf Shop.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 Owners sign the agreement one-time and that covers the entire year. If you have not signed your agreement you can go to the PML website (www.pinemountainlake.com) and ll it out and sign online or you will be asked to sign the form when you register in the Golf Shop. Click on amenities, then click on golf and you will see the agreement with other forms available. If you have any questions, please call the Golf Shop 1-209-962-8620.CARE OF THE GOLF COURSE TAKING CARE OF THE GOLF COURSE IS EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY; PLEASE DO (See From the Fringe on next page)

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MAY PML NEWS 17ADMINISTRATIONTEE TO GREENROB ABBOTT – GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTGolf course etiquette refers to an understanding of golf rules as they pertain to fellow golfers, Golf Shop staff, Golf Maintenance crews, and the Course itself. It is unanimous in the golf industry that many golfers still do not do an adequate job repairing ball marks and divots or ignore them all together. With Aerication of the greens behind us and the healing nearly complete, it is disheartening to see an abundance of ball marks on our greens. On an average day, my greens mower operator xes 10-20 ball marks per green; this is a perfect example of poor etiquette. Poorly repaired or old ball marks can take weeks to heal instead of days. I have touched on this before but am going to do it again and again. Balls that land in an unrepaired divot place the golfer at a disadvantage, as do ball marks. As a rule, a ball mark repaired within 10 minutes will heal with a smooth surface within two to three days. An unrepaired ball mark may take as long as three weeks to heal, but the result will be an uneven putting surface. When replacing a divot, the policy is to replace the divot so the grass can send down new roots. If so, replace the turf in the same direction it came out, and tap down rmly so the mower won’t pull it back out. Smooth the divot with your feet, gently pulling the sides of the divot hole to the center. Ball mark repair is one of the easiest ways to help maintain our course and doing so correctly is invaluable. 1. Use the proper tool for the job, such as a pronged ball mark repair tool. 2. Insert the tool at the edges of the mark, not into the middle of the depression. 3. Bring the edges together, gently twisting; continue working around the ball mark pulling the surrounding turf toward the center. 4. Gently tap out the repair with either your foot or the bottom of your putter. e process of repair should be as automatic for every golfer as driving to the course. Let’s police ourselves and gently remind our friends and families to respect the process and leave them as good or better than we nd them.YOUR PART!Replacing Divots – PML is a DIVOT FIRST facility; that means that if the divot is intact or even a portion of the divot is intact, we want you to replace the divot rst and press the divot down rmly with your foot. When an intact divot is replaced, it will begin to root right away but a mulch lled divot will take weeks to ll in. If the divot hole is not totally lled in by the divot that you replaced then ll the rest of the hole with mulch and press down the divot rmly with your foot. If the divot is not intact, then ll the divot hole with mulch and smooth the mulch with your foot so it is level with the ground.Repairing Ball Marks – is is one of the major negatives in our great game; players either do not know how to repair ball marks correctly or don’t even attempt to repair them. Here is the correct way to repair a ball mark: Insert the divot tool just outside the edge of the ball mark, use the divot tool to mend in the outside portion if the ball mark towards the middle. en use you putter to tap down the repaired turf. If a ball mark is repaired properly, you will not even be able to tell that there was a ball mark. NEVER PULL UP THE MIDDLE OF THE BALL MARK.Raking Bunkers – We are back to normal procedures concerning bunkers; PLEASE make sure that you rake the bunker after you have hit your shot.Golf Carts – Driving golf carts on the fairways has a negative eect on turf conditions over time. PLEASE use the 90-degree rule posted in each golf cart in order to minimize the cart trac on the fairways.(From the Fringe from previous page)

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MAY PML NEWS 19PLEASE SCAN THE QR CODE BELOW WITH YOUR MOBILE DEVICE TO REVIEW THE PMLA PROPOSED DRAFT ECC GUIDELINES. You may also view the Draft ECC Guidelines by visiting the following link: https://www.pinemountainlake.com/current-draft-resolutions/. To access this portion of the website you will need to log in using your PML account number as your username, and your 4-digit PIN as your password.PROPOSED CHANGES TO ECC RULESIn accordance with Pine Mountain Lakes’ CC&Rs, Article III, Section 7 (a) (ii)-Association Policies & Association Rules, the Board of Directors has approved a second reading for proposed revisions as shown below. These revisions are published in this issue of the PML News to give members the opportunity for review. Legend: Bold/Italics = new textStrikeouts = removed textThe purpose of this revision is to bring the ECC Rules & Guidelines current with County ordinances and to reorganize the document for clarity and ease of use by members.PMLA BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION AUGUST 16, 2025CALLING ALL CANDIDATESPine Mountain Lake Association is seeking candidates for two (2) positions, both three-year terms, on its Board of Directors. ese are volunteer positions. THE DEADLINE TO FILE NOMINATION PAPERS IS THURSDAY, MAY 22, 2025, AT 5 PM To be eligible to be a candidate for election to the Board of Directors, the candidate must (a) be a Member of the Association, (b) who is current in the payment of regular and special assessments, unless the nominee has paid the regular assessment under protest pursuant to Civil Code section 5658, entered into a payment plan pursuant to Civil Code section 5665, or has not been provided the opportunity to engage in internal dispute resolution pursuant to Civil Code section 5900 et seq.; and (c) is insurable under the Association’s existing delity bond. Board application information is available at the e Inspectors of Election (TIE) via email at info@theinspectorsofelection.com (PREFERRED METHOD), via mail at 2794 Loker Ave W, Suite 104, Carlsbad, CA 92010, or via fax at 1 (888) 211-5332. Applications and nominations must be received no later than 5:00 pm on ursday, May 22, 2025. Serving on the Board requires a commitment to attend monthly Board Meetings, Executive Sessions, and other interim meetings, as required, and to review materials diligently prior to taking Board action. According to CAI (Community Associations Institute), characteristics of good Board members include being fair and impartial, detail-oriented, dependable, flexible, people-oriented, a team player, punctual and able to weigh the overall good for the majority of owners against the rights, freedom and the good of the individual. If you are interested in becoming an active participant who makes decisions for the Pine Mountain Lake Association membership, and you are willing to devote your time for this purpose, we encourage you to submit an application and nomination materials for candidacy to e Inspectors of Election (TIE) by 5:00 PM, ursday, May 22, 2025.ADMINISTRATIONCourtesy Notices 28Notice of Non-Compliance 11Final Notice of violation 0Fines Assessed 9 Member Service 651

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20 MAY 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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MAY 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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MAY PML NEWS 23Saturday, May 3, 2025 is Wildre Community Preparedness Day. is is a national campaign that encourages people and organizations everywhere to come together on a single day to take action and raise awareness to reduce wildre risks. Similar to last year, this year’s theme is defending the Home Ignition Zone (HIZ). Research shows there are proven methods for preparing properties for re season. By planning projects such as creating a 5-foot safety zone, also known as Zone 0, around your house can go a long way to protect your home from wildre. Wildre researchers have proven that maintaining Zone 0 (0-5 feet from your home) is crucial in defending your home from wildre. Since the majority of homes destroyed in a wildre are ignited by ying embers, start abatement work in this zone and work out from there. Too often people overlook some of the hazards closest to their structures and improvements. One of the most common issues we see around PMLA in relation to Zone 0 are: the use of bark, mulch and other ammable materials used as landscape in the rst 0-5. Although beautiful, it’s not worth the risk of creating that perfect fuel bed for embers to take hold in a wildre scenario. We recommend using noncombustible materials such as rock, gravel, pavers, bare dirt, or concrete for this application. It’s also common to see plants, shrubs, brush, small trees, and other ammable vegetation up against homes. is vegetation needs to be regularly maintained or it will build up dead dry material over time which can help a re take hold. Often times, we recommend complete removal of this vegetation depending upon the species and its ammability. Below are a few more tips for this zone provided to us by CalFire.Zone 0 extends 5 feet from buildings, structures, decks, etc.While it was added to PRC 4291 in 2023, the new rules have yet to be implemented. It is expected to be law soon, due to Governor’s mandate following the LA res. https://www.gov.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/EO-_Urban-Conflagration-N-18-25-Final.pdfZone 0 iskey for wildre defense andpreventing res from spreading to your home. Here are the current guidelines:1. Use hardscapelike gravel, pavers, or concrete. No combustible bark or mulch.2. Remove all dead and dying plants, weeds, and debris (leaves, needles, etc.) from your roof, gutter, deck, porch, stairways, and under any areas of your home.3. Remove all branches within 10 feet of any chimneyor stovepipe outlet.4. Limit combustible items(like outdoor furniture and planters) on top of decks.5. Relocate rewoodto Zone 2 if possible.6. Replace combustible fencing, gates, and arborsattached to the home with noncombustible alternatives.7. Consider relocating garbage and recycling containersoutside this zone.8. Consider relocating boats, RVs, vehicles,and other combustible items outside this zone.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 be ramping up this month as we prepare for the re season ahead. Remember a re safe community begins with you! If you would like an inspection of your property, or you are looking to educate yourself about steps you can take to improve your defensible space, 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.ADMINISTRATIONWILDFIRE COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS DAY!JOE MILANI – FIRE SAFETY COORDINATOR

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24 MAY PML NEWSDRAFTResolution 25.02 Adopted: / /2025PINE MOUTAIN LAKE NEWS EDITORIAL POLICYSUBJECT: Adoption of a Pine Mountain Lake News Editorial PolicyPURPOSE: To establish a policy that describes rules and standards governing the format, content, and mechanism for publication of submitted “Letters to the Editor” articles, advertisements, notices and material in the PML News.AUTHORITY: The Board of Directors has the authority under Article III, Section 7 of the Declaration to enact rules and policies of general application to the Owners of Lots within the properties.EFFECTIVE DATE: ,2025SUMMARY: The PML News is the ofcial publication of Pine Mountain Lake Association and its purpose is to notify members of actions and proposed actions of the Board of Directors; provide legal notices; deliver nancial notices to the membership, including the annual report with disclosures; inform members of changes to Association policies, procedures, rules and regulations; and notify members about upcoming events and reporting on past events. The intent of “Letters to the Editor” is to communicate property owners’ views on common interest development living or for social, political, or educational purposes.PML News Editorial StaffThe editorial staff shall consist of the PML News Publishing Editor, General Manager, and the Administrative Assistant to the General Manager. The Administrative Assistant to the General Manager will serve as coordinator between the Publishing Editor and the Editorial Committee unless otherwise directed by the General Manager. The Board will assign a director to serve as liaison to the committee.Letter submittal process and standards:Letters to be considered for publication must be addressed to the PML News Publishing Editor, at 19228 Pine Mountain Drive, Groveland, CA 95321 and clearly labeled “Letter to the Editor.” “Letters to the Editor” may also be submitted electronically by email to [email address] or through the online portal on the Ofcial Pine Mountain Lake Website available at the time. Copies of letters written to the Board, the Board President, the General Manager, or other organizations or individuals to offer comment, seek information, require or suggest specic action, etc., will not be considered for publication but will be forwarded to the appropriate party. Letters may be submitted via email to the PML News Publishing Editor at their current email address following the same criteria as stated above.PROPOSED ADOPTION OF NEW RESOLUTION – PINE MOUNTAIN LAKE NEWS EDITORIAL POLICYIn accordance with Pine Mountain Lakes’ CC&Rs, Article III, Section 7 (a) (ii)-Association Policies & Association Rules, the Board of Directors has approved a rst reading for the proposed new resolution as shown below:e resolution will be published in the PML News to give members the opportunity to provide feedback to the Board prior to adoption.e purpose of this resolution is to establish a policy that describes rules and standards governing format, content, and mechanism for publication of submitted “Letters to the Editor” articles, advertisements, notices and material in the PML News.(Continued on next page)

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MAY PML NEWS 25DRAFTLetters will be duplicated for review and copies will be provided to the PML Editorial Committee for approval or rejection. In order to maintain condentiality, PML employees are not allowed access to “Letters to the Editor,” with the exception of the editorial staff listed above. All letters duplicated for review by the Editorial Committee will have the author’s name, address and other information blocked out so that the author remains anonymous during the review by the Committee.Publication deadlines and editorial standards:Letters submitted for publication must be received no later than the 10th of the month for the following months’ publication. For example, letters must be received by June 10 for publication in the July edition. When the 10th of the month falls on a holiday, Saturday or Sunday, the deadline will be extended to the next PMLA business day.Letters/Emails received after the 10th of the month will be considered for publication in the following months’ PML News.Editorial standards:• Subject must be of timely interest to PMLA property owners.• Letter content may not denigrate, demean, or disparage any individual, group, or business.• Letter content may not be libelous to individuals or the Association, or reference matters of litigation or individual PML governing documents enforcement matters.• No personal attacks in any form or fashion will be considered for print.• Letters may not contain profanity or be obscene or considered offensive or disgusting by accepted standards of morality and decency.• No photos, graphics, gures, or visual representations will be accepted as a “Letter to the Editor” in place of, or with submitted text.• Letters, articles, and advertisements may not be of a religious nature or proselytize and promote any religious ideology. Religious organizations may submit their meeting locations, time, and dates of services and events only.• Letters may not be political, and may not promote a political position or individual. The only exception will be candidate statements which are related to candidates running for election to the PMLA Board of Directors and only during the PMLA annual election timeframe.• Candidates running in PMLA Board of Directors elections may not submit a “Letter to the Editor” during any PMLA election timeframe.• No more than one letter per PMLA member property/household may be submitted per edition of the PML News.• Letters from actively serving PMLA Directors will not be considered for publication. Committee members may submit letters following the same criteria as others, however, the member submitting the letter must abstain from voting on items which are the topic of their submissions.• Actively serving PMLA Directors may submit articles to the PML News, as authorized by the Board of Directors.Letters for publication must meet the following physical limitations:• All letters must be from Pine Mountain Lake property owners in good standing and signed by the author. Letters authored by more than one property owner will not be accepted. Petitions should be directed to the Board of Directors.• Letter must not exceed 250 words (body).• Letters must be typed or neatly printed/handwritten.• Due to space constraints, only the number of letters that will t in the space allotted will be printed each month. Letters will be considered in the order they are received. Redundancy will be a factor to be considered. Letters from authors not recently published (in the past six months) will be given priority. Letters not considered because of space limitations will be considered for the following months’ edition of the PML News on a space available basis.• Letters must contain the sender’s name, mailing address, PML Unit/Lot number, email address, and day/evening telephone numbers. Letters not containing the above information will not be considered for publication. Only the name of the member and city of residence will be printed if the letter is selected for publication.(Continued on next page)

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26 MAY PML NEWSDRAFT “Thank You” letters will not be considered “Letters to the Editor” and may be published without Committee review. “Thank You” letters must meet the same editorial, physical, and submission limitations as stated below. Editorial Committee members will not become involved in the daily operation of the PML News.Editorial standards intended to mitigate conict and discord within the PML community:The PML News will not be used as a forum for property owners to air grievances against each other. The “Letters to the Editor” feature is not a battleground for repeated arguing between opposing parties. Polite rebuttals are welcome; angry, successive volleys are not.The PML News editorial staff and Committee shall not discriminate based on the views expressed in letters. In the event the Editorial Committee questions the accuracy of facts or statements in a submitted “Letter to the Editor,” they will ask the PML News Publishing Editor to contact the property owner to verify information and to allow the property owner to make revisions. In the event that the writer cannot be contacted, the letter may be printed with a brief comment by the Editorial Staff or Publishing Editor at the bottom of the letter as authorized by the Board of Directors, on behalf of the Board of Directors.Arbitration of Rejections:Authors of rejected materials will be notied by the Publishing Editor of the PML News outlining the reasons for the rejection and the appeal process. If the Publishing Editor is unavailable, the author will be contacted by the PML News Editorial Staff.When a submitted letter has been rejected by the Editorial Committee or a submitted article has been rejected by the Publishing Editor, the author may appeal the matter directly to the PMLA Board of Directors for nal resolution. If timeliness is an issue, the Board authorizes the Board President, Board liaison, and General Manager to act as an executive committee to conduct the review. If an author does not agree with the decision of the executive review committee, they may appeal the decision to the full Board of Directors. The Board of Directors will consider the appeal and make a decision at their next regularly scheduled meeting. If an article/letter is rejected by the PMLA Board of Directors, the Decision is nal and may not be appealed.Board Authority and Disclaimer:The PMLA Board of Directors’ will receive copies of all committee-approved letters to the editor.As the responsible representatives of the Pine Mountain Lake Association, the PMLA Board of Directors retains nal authority on any material published in the PML News.All “Letters to the Editor” printed in the PML News, unless otherwise noted, reect the opinions of the writers and do not necessarily reect those of the Pine Mountain Lake Association, its Board of Directors, employees, PML News, or property owners. The PML 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. Pine Mountain Lake Association is not responsible for, nor do we guarantee, the accuracy of information contained in any advertisement/letter/article placed in the PML News.Articles or columns submitted for publication by organized groups of PML will be subjected to the same time constraints and requirements as noted above.Resolution 04.03 is hereby rescinded upon adoption of this policy.Respectfully submitted, __________________________Karen Hopkins, Secretary04/15/25 REV 2 JP

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MAY PML NEWS 33Last year I wrote about exotic, invasive species at the lake in a broad sense. An “exotic” species is a plant or animal found outside of its natural range, so not native to the area. An “invasive” species takes that to the next level—it propagates uncontrollably, displaces a native species and threatens human health, the environment, or the economy. Now we have two such species to focus our attention.ENTER THE GOLDEN MUSSELZebra and quagga mussels are common infestations in western US lakes. Their protective shells are primarily made of calcium. e calcium concentration of PML water is typically below the general threshold needed for veligers (free-swimming larvae stage) and adult mussels to survive long-term. HOWEVER, the golden mussel (Limnoperna fortunei) found in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta in October 2024 may be able to survive in PML conditions. e relatively small golden mussels (about 1 inch long) attach tightly to hard surfaces and lter out their food from the water. So, boat hulls/rudders, propellors/turbines, piers, and intake pipes are prized sites. ey also can survive a wide range of temperature and salinity, so moving from a brackish coastal port like in the Delta to mountain freshwater like Pine Mountain Lake is viable.All mussels present similar problems. For people, they can cover and damage watercraft and docks. eir shells can be sharp, cutting skin and inatables rubbing against them. Infrastructure such as drinking water intake lters and the dam outlet gates can get covered and clogged. For the aquatic ecosystem, mussels ltering the water for their food is like taking candy (algae) from a baby (the aquatic insects that sh eat). THANKS FOR THE LIFTe golden mussel is originally from China and Southeast Asia, but invaded parts of South America in the early 1990s (and water hyacinth, native to South America, is now found all over the Mekong Delta in Vietnam, so they’re even). For a plant or animal to invade Pine Mountain Lake, it must rst hitch a ride. e golden mussel colonies in the Delta most likely arrived in container ship ballasts. Ships take in water when they leave one port for stability in the high seas, and then they dump that water in the other port when they arrive. Seeds and tiny larvae get swept into (and out of) those contained spaces.From the Delta and elsewhere to Pine Mountain Lake, hardy plants and animals can attach to boat hulls, shing gear, waders, crusty mud in dog fur, and more. Due to their harmful impact, California issued an emergency order in January 2025 making it illegal to transport golden mussels.OH YEA, CANADA GEESELet’s not forget about our current favorite invaders, Canada geese. ey migrate south to over-winter here following their natural pattern, but then…honey, can’t we stay just a little longer? PMLA provides a safe and bountiful habitat around the lake and golf course, and largely excludes their natural predators (coyote, fox, raccoon, and more). Some people feed them even though it is illegal to feed wild animals, many human foods make geese sick, and signs in key areas warn against doing so. e obvious problem with geese is that sta spend many hours cleaning up their feces and feathers at the beaches and golf course. e worse potential problem is transmitting toxic bacteria through their feces. is risk ADMINISTRATIONMUSCLING GOLDEN MUSSELSIN THE GOLDEN STATESTEPHEN MCCORD, PhD. PMLA LAKE MANAGER.Colony of golden mussel. Photo courtesy of US Geological Survey.A ock of geese enjoying (and contaminating) the Marina lawn in spring 2023.(See Lake on next page)

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34 MAY PML NEWSis why sta monitor the swimming areas for bacteria and has closed the swim areas in the past. is year we’ll monitor the swim areas and geese feces, and alert health ocials if symptoms are found.STOP THE SPREAD!It is soooo much cheaper to prevent the introduction of invasive species than to eradicate them afterwards. Association sta require all watercraft (boats, paddleboards, kayaks, and all) to be registered and thoroughly inspected before entering the lake. ose passing inspection (clean, drained, and dry) upon exiting get a green seal; others get a red seal and are quarantined for at least 15 days. e new inspection process is linked to Let’s be honest: geese look adorable. With their uy feathers, wobbly walk, and that smug little honk that says, “I run this beach now,” it’s easy to be fooled. You may even feel tempted to toss them a snack—just one chip, a little bread crust, or maybe the rest of your sandwich because you’re trying to be healthy and they look like they really need it (spoiler alert: they don’t).But feeding wildlife—especially geese—is a big no-no at Pine Mountain Lake, and we’re not just saying that because we’re jealous of how condently they strut around the Marina like they own the place (though, let’s be honest, they kind of think they do).Here’s the deal: feeding wildlife messes everything up. When you feed geese and other wild animals, you’re not doing them a ADMINISTRATIONDO NOT FEED THE GEESEMELODY WISDOM – RECREATION AND SEASONAL OPERATIONS MANAGER, CCAMa national database, which facilitates tracking the boats that can transport invasives.Here are some tips on how you can help protect the Pine Mountain Lake community and other waterways from invasive species. It takes collaboration to stop aquatic hitchhikers!• Clean, drain, and completely dry your boat, motor and trailer before and after use to remove all plant fragments and seeds.• Clean and dry all boots, waders and any other gear after use in water. • Do not release bait, aquarium fish, shellsh or plants into any waterway. Ever. Anywhere. Please.• Do not feed any wildlife, especially the geese.• Report sightings of geese nests with eggs. Sta can oil the eggs so they won’t hatch.Visit the PMLA web site for more information about invasive species (pinemountainlake.com/golden-mussel/) and Canada geese management (pinemountainlake.com/pml-canada-geese-management/). Attend the Friends of the Lake meeting at Lake Lodge on May 18 to hear more.[Stephen McCord is the Association’s Lake Manager. He is a Certied Lake Manager with the North American Lake Management Society and a registered Professional Engineer in California. He received his M.S. and Ph.D. in Civil & Environmental Engineering from the University of California Davis. He is President of McCord Environmental, Inc., based in Davis, CA. Comments and questions can be sent via email to sam@mccenv.com.](Lake from previous page)favor—you’re messing with nature’s perfectly balanced menu. Wildlife that relies on human food become lazy, aggressive, and weirdly entitled. Before you know it, you’ve got a ock of freeloaders harassing families for french fries.You might say to yourself, “But ey Look So Hungry”! ey’re not. Trust us. Geese are professional grazers. ey eat grass. ey eat weeds. ey’re nature’s lawnmowers. e moment you feed them people food, you’re basically turning them into loud, honking couch potatoes with a carb addiction.SIGNS ARE NOT SUGGESTIONSose “Please Do Not Feed the Wildlife” signs around PML aren’t there for decoration. They’re not passive-aggressive reminders. ey’re posted for very real, very important reasons. Feeding wildlife contributes to overpopulation, poor animal health, property damage; and yes, aggressive behavior. No one wants to wrestle a goose for their beach towel.Love them from afar. Take pictures. Admire their natural behavior. Marvel at their synchronized swimming skills. But please—keep your snacks to yourself. ey don’t need chips, crackers, or that leftover hot dog (though points for creativity).We all love Pine Mountain Lake—and the wildlife that lives here— so let’s do the right thing: don’t feed the geese. Because a healthy goose is a happy goose… and a goose that’s not chasing your toddler down the beach for a Cheez-It.For more information contact Melody Wisdom at 1 (209) 962-8604 or pmlfun@pinemountainlake.com

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MAY PML NEWS 35ADMINISTRATIONRECREATION UPDATEMELODY WISDOM – RECREATION AND SEASONAL OPERATIONS MANAGER, CCAMSPRING INTO THE 2025 SEASON AT PINE MOUNTAIN LAKESpring has ocially arrived at Pine Mountain Lake, and we’re buzzing with excitement for a fun-lled 2025 season! From boating adventures to lakeside bites, family swim days, and scenic horse trail rides, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Here’s your insider guide to what’s opening and when—so you can plan the perfect start to your summer. MARINA STORE OPENS MAY 1STe Marina Store is back in action starting May 1st, and with it comes boating season. But before you launch, make sure you are familiar with the new boat launching protocols for both motorized and non-motorized vessels. A friendly reminder: only Pine Mountain Lake property owners are permitted to launch their personal watercraft. Guests and renters are welcome to stop by the Marina Store and enjoy the lake by renting one of our fabulous kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, or pedal cruisers.LAUNCH PROTOCOL FOR ALL MOTORIZED WATERCRAFTSchedule your launch appointment: contact the Marina Manager, Dawn Pretzer or Assistant Manager, Van Holt at 1 (209) 962- 8631.Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Seven Days a WeekLaunch requirements:1. Confirmed Launch/Inspection Appointment (Appointments are mandatory)2. Current PML Registration & Stickers (Displayed on vessel)3. Open & Empty Compartments (For Aquatic Invasive Species inspection)No appointment or incomplete prep? You’ll be turned around until you meet the above requirements.LAUNCH PROTOCOL FOR ALL NON-MOTORIZED WATERCRAFTNon-motorized watercraft do not require a launch appointment. However, proper registration and inspections are mandatory.1. Upon arrival at the Marina, Lake Lodge, or Dunn Court launch areas, please check in with Marina Attendant.Please note: Marina Attendants will not be stationed at Lake Lodge or Dunn Court until May 23rd. Until that date, all inspections must take place at the Marina.2. You must present your current Pine Mountain Lake registration sticker.3. e Attendant will inspect your vessel to ensure it is Clean, Drained, and Dried. Vessels without valid registration and stickers will not be allowed to launch and will be directed to the Marina Oce.Extended Marina Store Hours Begin May 23rd: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM (daily) LAKESIDE CAFÉ OPENS MAY 23RDe Lakeside Café is back with all your warm-weather favorites. Grab a burger, sip a cold drink, and enjoy the lake breeze—it’s the perfect summer vibe.We are looking forward to sharing some new items too…Hours: Fridays & Saturdays: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Sunday – ursday: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PMTo see the full menu go to www.pinemountainlake.com/1marina/ POOL SEASON BEGINS MAY 23RDMake a splash this season. Whether you’re looking to stay active or relax poolside, the PML Pool is the place to be.Daily Hours: Members Only Water Aerobics: 8:00 AM – 10:00 AMMembers and accompanied guests: 10am - NOON Open Swim: NOON – 8:00 PM SWIM LESSONS COMING SOON!Watch for updates and how to register for swim lessons.EQUESTRIAN CENTER ere’s no better way to enjoy PML’s natural beauty than on horseback. Our scenic trail rides begin May 1st. ese guided rides are peaceful and perfect for all experience levels.Contact the Equestrian Center today to make your reservation 1(209) 962-8667.LET THE 2025 SEASON BEGIN!For more information contact Melody Wisdom at 1 (209) 962-8604 or pmlfun@pinemountainlake.com

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WILDFIRE COMMUNITYPREPAREDNESS DAY MAY 3, 2025WHAT IS WILDFIRE COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS DAY?Wildre Community Preparedness Day is a national campaign that encourages people and organizations everywhere to come together on a single day to take action to raise awareness and reduce wildre risks. It is held in the United States and Canada on the rst Saturday in May. Given that in-person gatherings are limited or on-hold in many places, this year’s Prep Day is focused on what residents can do on and around their homes to help protect against the threat of wildres.The idea for the day came from a survey asking middle school students in Texas and Colorado about how they wanted to learn about wildre. They wanted to be a part of something that was making a dierence by improving wildre safety where they lived. When the program was piloted in 2013 in Colorado, both students and adults were eager to be a part of a day to raise awareness about wildre safety involving hands-on risk reduction activities. Wildre Community Preparedness Day is now celebrated across the nation. WHAT YOU DO MATTERS!You can help promote wildre protection by participating in risk reduction projects on or before the rst Saturday in May. Studies show that measures taken at the home and in the area within 100 feet of it, known as the Home Ignition Zone (HIZ), have a signicant impact on minimizing damage and loss. Something as simple as clearing the immediate 5-foot zone around the home can assist in making a huge dierence in avoiding a catastrophe. WHO SUPPORTS THIS EFFORT?The National Fire Protection Association® (NFPA®), a nonprot organization dedicated to helping save lives and reduce loss from re and electrical hazards, manages Prep Day. The annual campaign is sponsored by State Farm. Use our free sample proclamation to announce and celebrate your work to reduce wildfire risks. Encourage people to post on social media before and after photos to document their work and post on social media with the hashtag #WildfirePrepDay to share your success.Use free tools and resources, all found on the Wildre Prep Day Campaign page: nfpa.org/wildreprepday Visit nfpa.org/wildreprepday for information about getting involved.CELEBRATE YOUR WORK ON WILDFIRE COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS DAY:Sponsored by

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38 MAY PML NEWSCOMPOST & 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 1-209-962-8615Wow—April came and went in a flash, and the year seems to be galloping right along with it! Here at the Equestrian Center, we’ve been busy with our Spring Vet Clinics and preparing for a fun-lled summer season.We’re thrilled to announce that Trail Rides have ocially begun! Each ride is a guided adventure through beautiful PML property, where you’ll take in the sights, scents, and serenity of nature from the best seat in the house—a saddle!Both riding lessons and trail rides are now available seven days a week from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. A few important reminders: long pants, closed-toed shoes, and helmets are required (we provide helmets for all riders). Pricing is $60 for property owners and $65 for non-property owners for a one-hour lesson or ride. Riders ages 5 and up are welcome to join in the fun! Call 1 (209) 962-8667 to schedule your ride today!COMING UP: ROPING IN THE PINES – MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND!Mark your calendars for May 24–26, as we saddle up for the second annual Roping in the Pines—a celebration of the Vaquero-style working cowboy and the incredible skills developed on ranches and branding pens across the country.With many of the nation’s largest ranches right here in California, this event is a tribute to our rich Western heritage. Spectators are welcome—free of charge! Come enjoy the action, shop with local vendors, and savor tasty bites from our food concessions.A huge thank you to our sponsors for helping make this unforgettable event possible—we couldn’t do it without you!MARK YOUR CALENDARS: PML FLEA MARKET – JUNE 7!Join us at the Pine Mountain Lake Equestrian Center for a day of fun, shopping, and community spirit at the PML Flea Market!Date: Friday, June 7Vendor Set-Up: 11:00 A.M.Gates Open: 12:00 – 4:00 P.M.Interested in being a vendor?• $10 for a 10x10 space• No power available• Please bring your own tables, chairs, shade, and changeReserve your vendor spot today! Call the Equestrian Center Oce at 1 (209) 962-8667Equestrian Center 13309 Clifton Way Oce: 1-209-962-8667stables@pinemountainlake.comSPRING INTO THE SADDLE AT THE EQUESTRIAN CENTER!KENDRA BROWNADMINISTRATION

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42 MAY 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@g mail.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 LEVELWONDERFUL LOTMOVE-IN READY BEAUTIFUL CABIN HOMEADORABLE CABINBREATHTAKING SPECTACULAR VIEWS !!!SUPER TURN-KEY 4+ BEDROOMLOCATION LOCATIONLIVING 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.22690 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.20808 Point View Dr. $429,000 U4L170 2126 sf 4 bdr, 3 ba, bonus room, 2 car .36 acre, Large outdoor living deck area, beautiful tree and mountain views, Stainless appliances in kitchen, Breakfast Bar and Pass Through Window, Lvrm w/ vaulted knotty wood open beam ceilings, wood burning fireplace stove on rustic stone hearth, large picture windows with sun screen shades, Newer 30 year comp roof in 2019, 2 year new 50 gal water heater, central heating and A/C, upgraded sep controlled HEPA Air filtration system, Spacious Primary Bedroom w/ 2 closets, patio deck access, Primary bath dual vanity sinks, shower/tub, Primary & guest bedroom plus guest bath on main level, 2 bdrm, bath, family room, laundry on lower level, Oversized 2 car garage w/ sink and shelves, Covered carport with lots of parking space, Lots of Paved Parking Available.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!13064 Jackson Mill Dr. Unit 7 Lot 77 $429,000 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.20915 Elderberry 1.52 acres $69,000 Wonderful lot to rebuild a dream home. Large beautiful gentle sloped corner lot with wonderful mature oak and pine trees in a country like setting on 1.52 acres across from the Pine Mountain Lake Airport in PML w/Lake & amenity priviledges, 18 hole golf course, restaurant country club, tennis & pickelball courts, just 35 miles from Yosemite & a few hours drive from the Bay Area or Central Valley & a short flight if you fly right in! The concrete foundation, retaining walls & slabs for the upper & lower garages are also built. Building fees are already paid as this was a 4000 sf house that had burned down years ago. The pre-paid fees total about $25,000 for water & sewer hookups, County mitigation fees for schools, traic & County services impacts. A second dirt driveway is cut in from side yard on Rosetta Court for easy access to rear of lot & lower level. Zoned for multi-family R-3; density restricted by airport runway proximity. Established mature trees provide privacy on this beautiful lot. PML HOA dues are 285 per month. 3 beach areas, discount golf course fees & for guests, sports courts, hiking trails located in historic Groveland one of the gateways to Yosemite. Seller will consider seller financing.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 LISTINGNEW LISTINGCUSTOM ESTATE CABINSPACIOUS MODERN CABIN19596 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!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@g mail.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 LEVELWONDERFUL LOTMOVE-IN READY BEAUTIFUL CABIN HOMEADORABLE CABINBREATHTAKING SPECTACULAR VIEWS !!!SUPER TURN-KEY 4+ BEDROOMLOCATION LOCATIONLIVING 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.22690 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.20808 Point View Dr. $429,000 U4L170 2126 sf 4 bdr, 3 ba, bonus room, 2 car .36 acre, Large outdoor living deck area, beautiful tree and mountain views, Stainless appliances in kitchen, Breakfast Bar and Pass Through Window, Lvrm w/ vaulted knotty wood open beam ceilings, wood burning fireplace stove on rustic stone hearth, large picture windows with sun screen shades, Newer 30 year comp roof in 2019, 2 year new 50 gal water heater, central heating and A/C, upgraded sep controlled HEPA Air filtration system, Spacious Primary Bedroom w/ 2 closets, patio deck access, Primary bath dual vanity sinks, shower/tub, Primary & guest bedroom plus guest bath on main level, 2 bdrm, bath, family room, laundry on lower level, Oversized 2 car garage w/ sink and shelves, Covered carport with lots of parking space, Lots of Paved Parking Available.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!13064 Jackson Mill Dr. Unit 7 Lot 77 $429,000 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.20915 Elderberry 1.52 acres $69,000 Wonderful lot to rebuild a dream home. Large beautiful gentle sloped corner lot with wonderful mature oak and pine trees in a country like setting on 1.52 acres across from the Pine Mountain Lake Airport in PML w/Lake & amenity priviledges, 18 hole golf course, restaurant country club, tennis & pickelball courts, just 35 miles from Yosemite & a few hours drive from the Bay Area or Central Valley & a short flight if you fly right in! The concrete foundation, retaining walls & slabs for the upper & lower garages are also built. Building fees are already paid as this was a 4000 sf house that had burned down years ago. The pre-paid fees total about $25,000 for water & sewer hookups, County mitigation fees for schools, traic & County services impacts. A second dirt driveway is cut in from side yard on Rosetta Court for easy access to rear of lot & lower level. Zoned for multi-family R-3; density restricted by airport runway proximity. Established mature trees provide privacy on this beautiful lot. PML HOA dues are 285 per month. 3 beach areas, discount golf course fees & for guests, sports courts, hiking trails located in historic Groveland one of the gateways to Yosemite. Seller will consider seller financing.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 LISTINGNEW LISTINGCUSTOM ESTATE CABINSPACIOUS MODERN CABIN19596 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!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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44 MAY PML NEWSAviation AssociationBob Mackey 1-408-373-2625 Crest Valley Firewise CommunityTerre Passeau 1-209-962-5364Friends of the Groveland LibraryVirginia Richmond 1-209-962-6144Friends of the LakeMike Gustafson 1-209-962-6336 Garden ClubSusan Dwyer 1-209-962-6265Ladies ClubSharon Newell 1-415-244-7515Men’s Golf Club www.pmlmgc.comNeedle CrasBarbara Klahn 1-209-916-5420Pickleball ClubLee Carstens 1-415-215-5564Pine Needlers Quilt GuildLeslie Timmons 1-209-482-1406PML Ladies 18 Hole Golf ClubLaura Kramer 1-209-840-0129PML NinersStacie Brown 1-209-962-7397PML Pool Wellness ClubVickie Schultzpmlpoolclubpresident@gmail.comPML Safe Streets CampaignLeslie Dudley 1-209-962- 4911PML Shooting ClubScott Knupter 1-925-809-2850PML Waterski & WakeboardDean Floyd 1-408-915-8848Racquet/Tennis ClubRon Bass pmlatennis@gmail.comResidents ClubBrad Nelson 1-209-996-0106ROOFBBAudrey Prouse 1-209-962-4196 charity@roofbb.orgRotary Club of GrovelandPete Stevenson 1-209-814-1382Southern Tuolumne County Historical Society (STCHS)Harriet Codeglia 1-415-516-1852Southern Valley Srs. Golf GroupRich Robenseifner 1-707-486-9115PML Organized Groups & ClubsContact the individuals below if you are interested in joining!The PML Aero Club LLC was formed January 2009 with the purpose of supporting general aviation, promoting ying as an enjoyable activity, and making ying as safe and aordable as possible for all members. We have now rolled into our 16th year and are proud of our Club and the number of new pilots that have earned their wings with the help and training provided by our certied ight instructors.e PML Aero Club members are involved in our local community including but not limited to participating in the EAA Young Eagles Program (some are members of the Experimental Aircraft Association), participation in the Pine Mountain Lake Aviation Association, and the Aircraft Owners Pilots Association (AOPA),We are a fully operational flying club and have a website: pmlaeroclub.org. On the website there are numerous press releases, Club Bylaws, Club Operating PML ORGANIZED CLUBSPML AERO CLUBCATHERINE SANTA MARIARules, Officer information and photos. The Aero Club is the happening place for pilots and student pilots. We meet on the first Saturday of the month at 9:30am at the Jobe Hangar and in the summer months we meet at the Club hangar located at hangar one at the Pine Mountain Lake Airport (E45).We wish to thank outgoing President, Paul Gibson, for his support and leadership over the last few years. We all wish him Blue Skies and congratulate him on the purchase of his own airplane.We are always looking for new members and Certied Flight Instructors to join our Aero Club. If you are interested in joining the Aero Club please contact Bob Hornauer at 209-402-0005, or Catherine Santa Maria at 209-962-7904 or visit our website at pmlaeroclub.org where you will nd a wealth of information about our organization and applications you can complete if you are interested in joining the club.PML Aero Club members starting from top row left to right: Paul Gibson, Nora Feddal, Dennis Smith, Mike Gustafson, Lionel Hunt, Leon Liebster, Ralph McLaughlin, Bob Hornauer, Joe Juszkiewicz, Catherine Santa Maria and Phil Boortz.

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46 MAY PML NEWSPML ORGANIZED CLUBSPML MEN’S GOLF CLUBDAVE FERNANDEZMARCH MADNESSEnded our Winter Season Tournaments with our March Madness event. Great turnout and congratulations to our winnersMARCH MADNESS1st place- Ben Rebiskie, Bryan Eshagh, Larry Torres, Jon Rivera2nd place- Dave Berthold, Bud Roberts, Je Sera, Dave Gibson3rd place- Michael oben, Les Fondy, Allen Craig, Dave Hart4th place- Will Hoppner, Gus Climent, Chuck Obeso-Bradley, Tony Pavlakis5th place- Ted Toey, Marc Allyn, Mark Lofstrand, Rod RaineClosest to the pin#3- Gus Climent 10’11”#7- Dan O’Connor 2’10”#14- Craig Herendeen 3’2”#17- Marc Allyn- 7’4”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 difficult for the Golf Shop to make tee changes at the last minute. Any player that plays from incorrect tees risks disqualification. 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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MAY PML NEWS 47The Friends of the Lake Club announces its 2025 summer schedule and you’re invited! Friends of the Lake is a PML social club open to everyone who is committed to enjoying our beautiful lake and ensuring safe and equitable usage. Membership is just $20 per family/year and includes all our events. First up this year is a presentation on Sunday, May 18 by Dr. Stephen McCord on the Golden Mussel and other invasive species that threaten Sierra lakes. Dr. McCord is the lake biologist who monitors our lake and handles all the required state reports. We’ll meet for a potluck supper at 5:00pm at Lake Lodge, followed by the presentation. Free; everyone welcome. Bring your plates and a dish to share. Quote of the month: For every minute you are angry, you lose sixty seconds of happiness.”If you would like to learn more about becoming a member of the Lady Niners contact Stacie Brown at happygem529@gmail.com. We play 9 holes on Tuesday mornings; it only takes a few hours and is a great opportunity to meet some awesome ladies!MARCH 4TH: WE HAD 9 PLAYERS AND PLAYED POINT BOGEY1st place: Tammy Talovich2nd place: Anne Toner3rd place tie: Susan Dwyer, Barb Lenorak, Mary SteinkampPars: #10, #11 Christina BainesAmong our other activities this year will be a poker run by boat on June 122, “Music at the Marina” and the lake swim in July, a Pictionary puzzle search by boat in August and bingo on the beach in September. Most of our events are on Sunday evenings preceded by a potluck supper.Friends of the Lake also organizes the annual Independence Day Boat Parade – the highlight of the PML summer season. is year’s parade is on July 5 and the theme is “Under the Sea.” To join Friends of the Lake and receive information on each upcoming event, please send your contact information and a check for $20 per 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. Low putts: Anne Toner w/15Low Net: Tammy Talovich w/34Low Gross: Susan Dwyer w/51 MARCH 11TH: WE HAD 11 PLAYERS AND PLAYED BLIND HOLES1st place: Anne Toner2nd place: Marci Cress3rd place: Mary Steinkamp4th place: Linelle Marshall5th place: Nancy Brewster Chip-ins: #3 Nancy Brewster, #5 Christina BainesLow putts: Christina Baines w/15Low Net: Anne Toner w/33Low Gross: Dani Schaffer w/53MARCH 18TH: WERE RAINED OUT PML ORGANIZED CLUBSFRIENDS OF THE LAKE TO LEARN ABOUT GOLDEN MUSSELSVIRGINIA RICHMONDPML ORGANIZED CLUBSPML LADY NINERSTAMMY TALOVICHDr. Stephen McCordMARCH 25TH: WE HAD 19 PLAYERS AND PLAYED WACK AND HACK1st place team: Stacie Brown, Claudia Day, Linelle Marshall, Debbie Torres2nd place team: Chris Balak, Nancy Brewster, Barb Lenorak, Deanie MartiniPars: #9 Susan Dwyer Low putts: Linelle Marshall w/14Low Net: Linelle Marshall w/ 39 Low Gross tie: Lindsey Lorant and Susan Dwyer w/49 Ace of Aces for March: Linelle Marshall w/30 netQueen of Clubs for March: Lindsey Lorant w/49 grossPutters of the month: Linelle Marshall w/14, Christina Baines and Anne Toner w/15

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MAY PML NEWS 49PML ORGANIZED CLUBSPML LADIES 18 HOLE GOLF CLUBTHELMA FAUXPML ORGANIZED CLUBSPINE MOUNTAIN GARDEN CLUBLINDA NEUSCHWANDERHere are the results of the recent tournament play:MARCH 20, 2025 – SOLO BALL + SCRAMBLE First Place: Paula Parisi, Jodi Awai, Helena McMillian, Lisa-Brown-Jimenez - 154Second Place: Marcee Cress, Marilyn Scott, Linda Sarratt - 158ird Place: Kitty Edgerton, Sara Hancock, Anne Clark, elma Faux - 165MARCH 27TH – INDIVIDUAL POINT BOGIEFirst Place: Marlene Drew - 38Second Place: Sue Perry - 38ird Place: Pricilla Park – 37APRIL 3, 2025 – PUTTS ONLYFirst Place: Laura Kramer – 32Second Place: Tari Skelley - 34ird Place: Sara Hancock – 34Fourth Place: Marcee Cress – 35Fifth Place: Priscilla Park - 36Sixth Place: Lisa Brown-Jimenez -36So, Spring is really here! The air is cool and fresh, the fields are green as Ireland and touched with bright local wildflowers, and we are all itching to get our veggie starts in the ground! So let’s get to it~~~~~The PM garden club kicked things off with a fun and helpful 3 hour hands-on gardening workshop at the Lake Lodge covering transplanting shrubs & trees for pots, along with a handout listing general tips for repotting with successful Pruning & bonsai tips, soils & fertilizer with Andrew Carmichael, Arborist, Master Gardener, Aesthetic Pruner and member of the Modesto Garden Club. It was great to actually get our hands in the soil and also improve our clipping and pruning skills. Thank you Andrew for the skills APRIL 10, 2025 – 2 PERSON BETTER BALLFirst Place: Laura Kramer, Tari Skelley – 63Second Place: Marcee Cress, Marlene Drew – 64ird Place: Sue Perry, Blind Draw – 65Fourth Place: Priscilla Park, Anne Clark – 68BirdiesLarua Kramer - #1Elisa Hoppner - #2Sally Wrye - #7At the recent 18 Hole Ladies invite the Niner’s Ladies Par 3 tournament our very own Marlene Drew had a Hole-In-One on hole #9 with a distance of 60 yards! While not meeting ocial NCGA Hole-In-One rules we celebrate her achievement. Marlene has been a member of both the Lady Niners and the 18 Hole Ladies groups for over 32 years. Marlene will celebrate he 92nd birthday in May.The Pine Mountain Lake Ladies Golf and information you shared!By the way, did you notice that Mountain Sage Nursery has stocked up with plenty of healthy and happy California native starts as well other drought tolerant and colorful plants appropriate for our area? Check it out. Their offerings look fresh and healthy.May 4th - Meet Jail Garden at 8:30am for a Field trip To Jamestown & Sonora Tour plus --Sierra Rock Garden Society, including a tour of Rebecca Lance’s stunning display garden. Then on to Standard Nursery & Solomon’s NurseryFor planting supplies.Our next big event for dear old Groveland is our annual pre-Mother’s Day plant sale on May 12 from 10 - 3. As usual our sale will oer a wide variety of colorful potted plants, houseplants, garden art, veggie starts and anything else we can grow for you. And of course, we will have plenty of baked goods for sale! You won’t want to miss it!Many more interesting plans are in the works. SO STAY TUNED! And you are so welcomed to join us at the jail garden at 9:00, May 1st for our morning work day if you like. Get to know us, pull a few weeds and thin out a few of our lovely perennials (perhaps taking one or two home with you!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 95321Club plays every Thursday and is open to all women residents and owners of property in the Pine Mountain Lake community. Our club would love to add some new members and have modified our bylaws to allow female family members of property owners to apply for membership. If you are interested in becoming a member, we can arrange for you to join us as a guest, so that you can meet and play with some members and see what our club is all about. If you’re interested, please contact our PML Head Golf Professional, Mike Cook at 209-962-8620.Marlene Drew

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50 MAY PML NEWSPML ORGANIZED CLUBSPICKLEBALL CLUBPAM RODGERSWHAT DO BODY BAG, ERNE, DILLBALL, FALAFEL, FLABJACK, KAMIKAZE & NUTMEG HAVE IN COMMON?Well PICKLEBALL of course. The fastest growing sport in the Country. See below what some of those words mean and a few other popular Pickleball terms. But most important… Come out to Play. PML Pickleball Club is a friendly group of all levels willing to teach, laugh and have fun. A great multi-generational sport. Direct quote from recent 20-something “It’s the only sport where I find myself continually getting my butt kicked by senior citizens.” TERMS: Body bag or Tag: Hitting an opponent with the ball.Centerline: The line that extends from the Non-Volley Zone to the Baseline and divides the service court into two equal halves.Champion Shot: A pickleball shot that bounces twice in the Non-Volley Zone.Chop: Slice from high to low to put backspin on the pickleball.Dillball: Shot that is inbounds and has bounced once; a live ball.Dink Shot: A soft shot that arcs over the net and falls into the opposing non-volley zone.“Down the Line”: A pickleball shot that travels near and parallel to the sideline.Drive: A forehand shot hit straight and low, deep into the opposing backcourt.Drop Shot: A soft shot that clears the pickleball net and then falls short of the opposing players.Erne: When a player lunges over the corner of the kitchen (Non-Volley Zone) out of bounds to get closer to the net and smash the ball without breaking the rule of placing one’s feet in the Non-Volley Zone before the ball hits the ground.Falafel: “Dead paddle” or a short shot due to hitting the pickleball ball with little or no power.Fault: A fault is any action that stops play because of a rule violation.Flabjack: A midair pickleball shot that must bounce once before it can be hit during one of the first two shots of any point (the return of serve or return of the serve return). After the third shot, no bounce is necessary, and it can be volleyed (hit in midair without bouncing).Foot Fault: On the pickleball serve, at least one foot must be behind the foot fault is when volleying a ball, the player steps in the Non-Volley Zone or steps on the line of the NVZ.Game: A series of points played until one team has accumulated 11 points (winning by 2 points). Some pickleball tournaments play games to 15 or 21 points (win by 2).Jammed up: The player is forced to hit the ball close to their body so their swing is impeded.Kamikaze: A player who charges the non-volley line aggressively while the opponent hits the ball, often to intercept a shot quickly.Kitchen: Slang term for the Non-Volley Zone.Lob: A return shot sent as high and deep as possible, thereby forcing the opposing side back to the baseline.Non-Volley Zone (NVZ): The 7-foot section of court on either side of the net. Pickleball players are not allowed to volley the ball in this zone. It includes all lines surrounding the zone. Also known as “The Kitchen” or NVZ.Nutmeg or 5-hole: When a player hits the ball through the opponent’s legs, a tricky and often surprising shot.Paddle: The equivalent to the racket in racquetball or tennis. Pickleball paddles are made of wood, composite or graphite.Party: What Pickleballers do often to get together with friends and fellow PicklersPickled: The equivalent to getting “skunked” in other sports, scoring zero points in a whole game. If you lose a pickleball game 11-0, you’ve been “pickled”.Pickler: A pickleball addict. A pickleball freak who can’t stop talking about the sport.Poach: In doubles pickleball, to cross over your partner’s side of the court to hit a shot.Put Away: A shot with no chance of being returned.Resetting (or Reset): To stop a hard/fast rally and bring it back into the kitchen for dinking.Serve: An underhand stroke used to put the pickleball into play. Serving team has two attempts to serve the point. Paddle must contact the ball under the server’s waist level.Server Number: The number (1 or 2) indicating which server is serving for each team in the pickleball serving sequence.Service Out Side Scoring: The current scoring system used in Pickleball where you need to be serving to score points.Side Out: Declared after one side loses its service and the other side is awarded the serve.Slammers: Hard-hitting aggressive players who rely on overpowering shots to put points away.Smash: Shot that is hit above the hitter’s head with a serve-like motion. It is also referred to as an overhead.Third Shot: The second return after the serve, often strategically used to gain an advantageous position.Two Bounce Rule: In pickleball: after the ball is served, the receiving team must let the ball bounce before returning, and then the serving team must also let it bounce before returning. After the third hit, the ball can be volleyed (hit midair without bouncing).Unattackable ball: A good drop shot or dink shot or reset shot that does not bounce high enough to be attacked (bounce height is lower than the net).To Play go to: PlayTime Scheduler for Pickleball to for current times.To Join the PML Pickleball Club email Tammy Talovich at TamTally1@gmail .com or call 209.605.7904.

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MAY PML NEWS 51May is always an exciting time of year...winter is gone, and warmer temps are here, that means more outdoor activities, and creative juices are flowing. This is also National Bee Month. Giving a big shoutout to all Bees everywhere. Bee positive...Bee helpful...Bee kind...Bee respectful...Bee creative...Bee Unique...and last but not least, Bee peaceful. Now it’s your turn, how many Bee’s can you add to the list. A special thank you to our Queen Bee’s...Wina, Leslie, and Jean. Bees play a key role in our Guild by fostering friendships, promoting learning, laughter, caring, and encouragement. PML ORGANIZED CLUBSPINE NEEDLERS QUILT GUILDSANDY SMITHMay also brings a new slate of officers to the Guild. We will celebrate both outgoing and incoming officers by having a lunch and installation in the park. It’s going to be a beautiful day...the only thing you will have to bring is a comfortable chair. The outgoing officers will be providing lunch. Catherine Santa Maria will be doing the duty of installing our new Board. May 20th is the date of our next meeting, regular time 10.00 a.m.at the park...no meet and greet this day. Pine Needlers Quilt Guild meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month, at 10.00 a.m. under the Library. We do have a meet and greet at 9:30 and an after meeting sew and lunch group. Bring your lunch, a project and join the fun. I know it’s early, but it is time to think about what quilt you want to share at the Quilt Show in October, times flies by in the summer. Pine Needlers Quilt Guild new officers: President...Judi Kuhn V.President...Karen Hopkins Treasurer...Cathy Shakespeare Recording Secretary...Dee Small Corresponding Secretary...Lynn Sigafoose Directors...Carol Willmon/Leslie Timmons. Congratulations one and all. Check out this wonderful website...https://NCQC.net teachers classes...very informative. Also, if you are in Stockton Check out Quilters Hollow quilt show.Job change?We can talk through your nancial goals and nd the option that works best for you.Whether retiring or changing jobs, you’ll want to know your retirement account options.There are four potential options for your 401(k) when leaving an employer:• Leave it in your former employer’s 401(k) plan, if allowed by the plan.• Move it to your new employer’s 401(k) plan, if you’ve changed employers and your new employer plan allows for it.• Roll the account over to an individual retirement account (IRA).• Cash it out, which is subject to potential tax consequences.> edwardjones.com | Member SIPCIRT-1948M-A AECSPAD 25043345Jordan R SergentFinancial Advisor728 Mono WaySonora, CA 95370209-213-7203

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MAY PML NEWS 55OUR COMMUNITYSOUTHSIDE COMMUNITY CONNECTIONSNANCY REGGIO – EXECUTIVE DIRECTOROUR COMMUNITYVOLUNTEER OF THE QUARTER:TODD COXBETH MARTIN – TRANSPORTATION COORDINATORSpring has arrived, and we welcome it with open arms and big smiles at SCC! Our dedicated sta and volunteers feel truly honored to serve and support our incredible community in these ever-changing times.Get ready for an exciting event — SCC’s Spring Fundraiser Golf Tournament is happening at the beautiful PML Golf Course on May 3! But the fun starts early — join us on May 2 for a fabulous Kentucky Derby Cocktail Party at the Grill. It’s sure to be an evening full of air, fun, and fundraising — with every dollar going directly to support SCC’s vital programs!Speaking of programs, SCC is bursting with Todd Cox prefers to stay out of the spotlight, finding more fulfillment in helping others than in receiving recognition. However, as a Southside Community Connections (SCC) volunteer since 2023, Todd’s quiet acts of kindness have earned him our heartfelt thanks as Volunteer of the Quarter.As a volunteer driver with SCC’s Wheels program, he provides transportation to those in need. He also lends a hand as a “Handy Helper” with the Village on the Hill program, assisting members with simple home chores and maintenance. He’s also done home visits as part of SCC’s “Friendly Faces” program, activity and growth! At e Little House, the energy is contagious — from exercise classes and BUNCO to Mahjong, Needlepoint, Wii Bowling, and our always-popular ursday lunches, there’s joy around every corner. e laughter and camaraderie are what community is all about — and we’re loving every moment.Our WHEELS and WAVE transportation services are seeing record numbers, and we’re proud to now oer some Saturday rides to better serve our community. We’re committed to evolving with your needs!And here’s some fantastic news — thanks to the generosity of the Rotary Club, we now have an AED machine installed on the WAVE bus! is life-saving device adds a whole new layer which provides social phone calls and friendly visits or walks to brighten people’s days. One of those people, Barbara Whittlesey met Todd last fall, after contacting SCC to find someone to provide companionship for her husband, Tom. “What a delightful man,” she said. “ank you for giving him our name.” Todd, who lives in Moccasin with his family and works as a local water and power electronics technician, volunteers with SCC in his o hours. “My family has been incredibly blessed,” he said. “I have the time and resources to give back as a volunteer, and I think when you’re able to do that, you should.” of safety, and our fully trained drivers and sta are ready if it’s ever needed. With AEDs now on both WAVE vehicles and at e Little House, we’re better equipped than ever to protect and care for our community. Huge thanks to the Rotary Club!Looking ahead, May 2025 will bring some fresh, exciting new oerings to e Little House — so stay tuned to our social media channels for announcements. You won’t want to miss what’s coming!To all of you — thank you. Your ongoing support, your spirit, your generosity — you are what make this community thrive. We’re in this together, and we appreciate you more than words can say.“Todd is just a jewel,” said Dotty Davis, whom Todd has been driving to eye appointments in Modesto for a year and a half. “He is totally devoted to being a good person.”Todd’s spirit of giving and dedication to helping those in need embody the essence of what it means to volunteer with SCC. We are proud to honor him as our Volunteer of the Quarter!Our volunteers are the backbone of SCC, and they help build a stronger, more connected community. If you’re interested in nding out more about volunteer opportunities with SCC, call us at (209) 962-6952 or email wheels@southsidecommunityconnections.org.

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58 MAY PML NEWSCOMMUNITYORGANIZATIONSContact the individuals/organizations below if you are interested in joining!If you would like your community organization listed please send your group’s name, contact person, and phone number to gmassist@pinemountainlake.comCAMP TUOLUMNE TRAILS Jerry Baker – 1.209.962.7916FRIENDS OF THE GROVELAND LIBRARYMichele Roberts – 1.209.962.4327HELPING HANDS THRIFT STORE & FURNITURE BARNPatti Beaulieu – 1.209.962.7402 SOUTHERN TUOLUMNE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY STCHSHarriet Codeglia – 1.415.516.1852SOUTHSIDE COMMUNITY CONNECTIONSNancy Reggio - 209-962-7303VILLAGE ON THE HILL1.209.962.6906 or info@villageonthehill.orgMOORE BROS RECYCLING NOTICEWE HAVE DROP-OFF RECYCLING!!All residents and visitors are asked to source separate their recyclable materials. There are designated bins located at our ofce located at 11300 Wards Ferry Rd. in Big Oak Flat where you may drop off your recyclable materials anytime Monday through Saturday 8am to 5pm (weather permitting). CLOSED SUNDAYS and major holidays.Acceptable materials include:• Aluminum beverage containers, tin cans, glass bottles and jars (all colors)• #1 Plastic (bottle form only) ****#1 clear fruit/veggie, sandwich or salad clam shell type containers are NOT allowed****• #2 Plastic (bottle form only) ****#2 colored plastic coffee containers are NOT allowed****• ALL CONTAINERS MUST BE RINSED AND FREE OF LIDS AND CAPSWe also accept Mixed Paper, newspaper, magazines, catalogs, junk mail, paperback books & shredded paper which can all be put in the same bin. NO WRAPPING PAPER ALLOWEDCARDBOARD BIN ACCEPTABLE MATERIALS INCLUDE:Cardboard, Carton Board such as cereal and cracker and soda/beer boxes, etc. are also accepted and can be placed in the cardboard bin with the cardboard. THESE ITEMS NEED TO BE FLATTENED OR BROKEN DOWN AND ANY PACKAGING MATERIALS OR TAPE REMOVED.IF THE CARDBOARD BIN IS FULL OR YOU HAVE A LARGE LOAD OF CARDBOARD TO RECYCLE, we ask you to take it to our shop location at 17641 Yates St. in Big Oak Flat where we still maintain a 50 yard cardboard recycle box.PLEASE DO NOT THROW PLASTIC BAGS OF RECYCLABLES INTO THE BINS.

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MAY PML NEWS 59BRINGING 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 MURRAGreetings,As the Pastor of Gateway Community Church, I have the privilege of witnessing the ministry of the Great Commission come to life in our mountain community. But what is the Great Commission?“en Jesus came to them and said, ‘All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. erefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.’” — Matthew 28:18-20 (NIV)I know that the community of God is not perfect, and at Gateway Community Church, we don’t always get everything right. We make mistakes, and sometimes we misinterpret our own actions as the work of God. Yet, despite our imperfections, I am blessed to witness the beauty of transformation when someone comes to Jesus.I see these moments in everyday life—at the local market while grabbing lunch, on Pine Mountain Lake with friends enjoying God’s creation, and on Friday mornings when a grateful smile accompanies a load of food given to a family in need. I see it in the generosity of South Side Community Service as they raise funds to provide much-needed transportation at no cost, and in the joyful interactions at Tenaya Elementary/Middle School and Tioga High School as I serve alongside our students. I see it in the heartfelt gratitude of someone who, after a Sunday worship service, shares that they have found Jesus and their life is forever changed by His unending love, forgiveness, and salvation.is is the heart of Gateway Community Church—to welcome and serve the people of our mountain community, helping them connect with Jesus Christ through joyful worship, prayer, and discipleship. (Gateway Community Church Vision Statement)Are we perfect in this mission? No. But by God’s grace, we will continue to pursue it! If you’d like to learn more about this vision, we invite you to join us for worship every Sunday at 10:00 AM. We would love to welcome you.In Christ’s Service,Pastor Bob KandelsOUR COMMUNITYLIVING THE GREAT COMMISSION IN OUR MOUNTAIN COMMUNITYPASTOR BOB KANDELS

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MAY PML NEWS 61OUR COMMUNITYENGAGING AND SUPPORTING STUDENTS IN LEARNINGAND READINGJENNY FERRAIOLOOne of primary missions of the Friends of the Groveland Library (FOGL) is to promote literacy, and the best way to accomplish this goal is to provide resources, support, and opportunities for our Groveland area students at both the elementary and high school levels.Recently, representatives from FOGL welcomed Tioga High School students to the Book Nook, where they received a brief tour of the space and its oerings. They were also encouraged to choose books to take home. Six students attended and took home about a dozen books. They were accompanied by Tioga staff member AlexaMacGregor. e students were excited to receive their books, and everyone had a wonderful time! Coming soon: FOGL has expanded its end-of-year giveaway at Tenaya Elementary. ALL students grades TK-8 will be oered to pick a book for summer reading! is event happens in late May.In addition to the book giveaways, FOGL oers many activities and opportunities for students to read and learn to love books. Volunteers read to preschoolers at the library every Friday morning and each year they read Dr. Suess books to the elementary classes for “Read Across America.” FOGL donates money to Tenaya Elementary School to purchase books for classroom libraries, as well as contributing funding for Stu the Bus, which helps purchase supplies for the schools.The importance of reading cannot be stressed enough, and it starts with young minds. To quote Dr. Suess ~ “e more that you read, the more things you will know. e more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” We see bright futures for our Groveland area youth, and FOGL volunteers are proud to be a part of their reading and learning journeys.If you are interested in becoming a member of FOGL or volunteering at the Book Nook, contact Michele Roberts at (209)962-4327 or mroberts@crossborder.com. Ask about volunteering to read or tutor too!Tioga High School students receiving their books from FOGL.OUR 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”

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MAY PML NEWS 63DON’T MISS CTT’S 2ND ANNUAL COMMUNITY RESOURCE FAIR! CTT will be holding its 2nd Annual Resource Fair on Saturday, May 24 from 12:30-4:30 p.m. Families with young children and adults with disabilities as well as seniors are invited to attend and enjoy a day of family fun. is is a unique opportunity for connecting folks to meet with local organizations that provide services and support to people with disabilities. Some fun activities to look forward to include: arts and crafts, face painting, karaoke, a petting zoo and food. Our line up of vendors, to date, includes:• United Cerebral Palsy Stanislaus • McIllwain Mobility - Demonstrating all-terrain bikes and power chairs• Area 12 Agency on Aging• Family Resource Network• WATCH ResourcesIn conjunction with the Fair, CTT will host an Open House where families who are considering sending their child to CTT’s summer camp will get a tour of camp’s facility and learn more about how CTT can accommodate their child’s needs. Families of all abilities and all ages are welcome. is is an opportunity for everyone to get an up-close and big picture about what CTT oers and to experience rst hand the magic that is Camp Tuolumne Trails. CTT’S AMBASSADOR MEETINGCTT held its second Ambassador Committee meeting in April and welcomed several new members to this important group of community members who have committed to help spread the word about the signicant and life-changing work that CTT does for a very special community of people with disabilities. Among the attendees at this meeting was Executive Director Deria Bass-Nwoah and her team from WATCH Resources in Sonora. This is an organization that provides adults with intellectual disabilities the needed support to live productive and happy lives as integral members of our community. Did you know that the average age of CTT’s campers is 38? CTT is one of the very few camps in the country that accepts campers of ALL ages. Last year, camp celebrated the birthday of an 82-year old woman, who is returning this summer. Stay tuned for more information about this important and personally rewarding eort. Let us know if you’d like to learn more about the important role CTT’s Ambassadors will have, please call camp (209) 962-7234. We invite you to “bring a friend” to the next meeting. Look for more details next month.A VERY SPECIAL DONATION TO CTTvarious capacities, Director of Operations Jacqui Montero has decided to pursue her master’s degree. Jacqui rst came to camp as a summer counselor, progressed to Program Director and was named Director of Operations at the end of 2023. She has been responsible for securing summer sta, sta training, and developing and creating programs for our campers. She has been tireless in her eorts to bring CTT to a higher level, and her vast knowledge of people with disabilities and ensuring camp runs smoothly year-after-year will be sorely missed.MEET CTT’S NEW PROGRAM DIRECTOR KAYLEE REYNOLDS OUR COMMUNITYCAMP TUOLUMNNE TRAILSDORI JONESDonna was born with no arms and very short legs—eectively a quadriplegic. Before she passed away about 10 years ago, her condition had deteriorated so that she could no longer drive her adapted van. Donna lived a full life despite her disabilities. After she passed, her mother Jeanne Yaeger (now 96) from Mountain View heard about CTT and thought how much Donna would have enjoyed coming to camp. She is thrilled that CTT will use it to help adults with disabilities. Some of our campers find transportation from their group homes to camp somewhat dicult. We will oer up transport to those who otherwise might miss camp. We will also use it to transport those with mobility challenges around camp to the various activities. It will support at least 2 wheelchairs and four other passengers, plus a driver and an attendant.A TIME OF TRANSITIONAfter seven years working at CTT in CTT is very pleased to announce that Kaylee Reynolds has joined CTT as its new Program Director. Moving from Iowa in April, she has hit the ground running and over the next few months until Jacqui’s departure this summer, she will be immersing herself in the day-to-day camp operations and CTT’s culture. Kaylee has signicant experience in various leadership roles in environmental education, behavior technician and working with youth with Autism. Kaylee graduated Summa Cum Lade from Iowa State University and majored in Animal Ecology and Interpretation of Natural Resources. Welcome Kaylee!ROTARY RED, WHITE & BLUE BALLGroveland Rotary held its 22nd Annual (See CTT on next page)

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64 MAY PML NEWS• MEMORIAL SLIDESHOWS • FILM & VIDEO TRANSFERS• PRINT & SLIDE SCANNING • AUDIO CASSETTE TRANSFER• CD & DVD DUPLICATION • PHOTO RESTORATION • PHOTO BOOKS • PHOTO PUZZLES • PHOTO GIFTSª WHITE GLOVE SERVICE • FREE PICK UP & DELIVERYGive the Gift of Family MemoriesDejaVu Video Services408-899-4407 • dejavuvideo123@gmail.comDON’T LET DISASTER STEAL YOUR FAMILY MEMORIES! FILM & VIDEO TRANSFER SERVICESTO DVD • USB FLASH DRIVE • CLOUD See our yelp reviewsDo you have boxes of memories stored in your garage or basement?Let us digitize those memories for your future generations. Turn those boxes of lm, videos, photos, into a format you can share and store on a hard drive or the cloud. FIREWOOD CUTTINGPML SLASH & COMPOST SITEOAK AND CEDAR REQUIRES A $20 PML WOOD CUTTING PERMITWOOD CUTTING PERMITS AVAILABLE AT THE MAINTENANCE FACILITYPINE AND FIR AVAILABLE FOR FREE CUT & HAULFOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT MAINTENANCE AT 1 (209) 962-8612 BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7 AM TO 2:30 PM, M-F.Red, White & Blue Ball at camp on April 12 Attended by 80 Rotarians and their guests, a delicious meal was served and guests danced to the music of e Lack Family Band from Greeley Hill.SUMMER PROGRAM UPDATEOn April 17, CTT staff attended the Tuolumne County Volunteer Fair. is was a great opportunity to share what opportunities exist at CTT for volunteers. In addition, we were able to promote and recruit vendors for our Resource Fair and seek Volunteers for our April 26th Volunteer Work day.CTT already has a sold-out summer season and waitlists are forming. Over the last few weeks, CTT has been focused on job fairs and international recruiting for summer sta. Many counselors and nurses have committed to our summer season and CTT will have its rst international sta from Ireland this summer! e maintenance team is replacing decks around several of the cabins and is readying CTT’s facilities and grounds in time for our summer campers. We still have seasonal counselor positions open if you know someone who is 18+ years old, responsible, dependable, energetic and looking for a summer job who might be a good t!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 nd 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.(CTT from previous page)

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MAY PML NEWS 69We are cheese lovers and this is one of our favorite appetizers to serve at parties; we highly recommend that you try it for Cinco De Mayo! We like the Oaxaca Cheese and usually nd it at Grocery Outlet in Sonora or Oakdale. For all of the cheeses, it is better if you use block cheese rather than pre grated cheese, which has starch added to keep it from clumping. e starch is not good for the texture of the queso, so avoid pre grated cheese!INGREDIENTS1/2 lb. Chorizo Sausage (can substitute Jimmy Dean hot breakfast sausage)1 whole medium Onion, nely diced2 whole small Poblano or Bell Peppers, seeded and nely diced1 lb combo of Oaxaca, Monterey Jack, and/or Mozzarella Cheese), gratedSprinkle of Chili Powder3 whole Roma Tomatoes, diced1/4 cup Cilantro, choppedTortilla Chips for servingDIRECTIONSPreheat oven to 400 degrees.In a large skillet over med high heat, cook and crumble the sausage until brown. Remove from skillet and drain on a paper towel. Pour o any excess fat. Add onions and bell peppers to the skillet and cook until the veggies are soft and golden brown, about 7-8 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside.To build the skillet, place 1/3 of the cheese in a separate medium-sized ovenproof skillet (we use a 8 or 10 inch cast iron skillet). Add half the sausage. Add another third of the cheese, then as much of the veggie mixture as you’d like (you may have a little left over.) Add almost all of the remaining cheese, the rest of the sausage, then whatever cheese you have left. Sprinkle the top very lightly with chili powder.NOTE: Depending on the size of your skillet or baking dish, you may have some ingredients left over. Just build so that the ingredients roughly reach the top of the skillet; they’ll shrink quite a bit once the cheese melts!Place into the oven and start watching it about 4 to 5 minutes in. You want to bake it until the cheese is totally melted, hot, and slightly bubbling...but before the cheese starts to rm up/harden.Remove from the oven, top with the diced tomatoes, sprinkle on the cilantro, and serve immediately with tortilla chips!NOTE: Be sure to have everything ready so you can serve the queso fundido pretty much right out of the oven. It’s best when piping hot! Wrap a cloth around the skillet handle so guests won’t burn themselves.OUR COMMUNITYQUESO FUNDIDORECIPE SUBMITTED BY TOM KNOTH AND PAULA MARTELL

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70 MAY PML NEWSHOMEOWNER 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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72 MAY PML NEWSPMLA 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_____________________________________2004 SILVER DODGE RAM Sport 1500 pick up. 4 wheel Drive, low Mileage 102K, Many new items: New tires, New radiator, New Airconditioning, New Bed cover – Hard top locking, New Headlights. Excellent condition. $11,500.00. Contact Randy Barber 408-529-0409HELP WANTEDRENTALS WANTEDFOR SALESERVICESRENTAL WANTEDHOMES 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.SEEKING SMALL RENTALSingle dad with a 9 year old son looking for a place to rent in Groveland. We have recently moved into the area to be closer to family and are looking for 1-2 bedroom residence. Full time verifiable employment. References available. (209) 596-2618COTTAGE209-770-1755>>> 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 ADS

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