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Continued from page 5 7. Other New Business • No new business Items from Members 1. Opfermann Variance Request • Cyrus Opfermann requested a change to his variance that was issued in September 2019. After an inspection and conversation with the District Health Department #4, he is now requesting that his septic field now have a portion of it constructed on CCR common area. After a lengthy discussion. Motion by M. Ames, supported by R. Delecki to approve a variance allowing Cyrus Opfermann to utilize 305 square feet of CCR Common Property to the South of lots 38 and 39 Valley Park to replace his septic field with the written understanding that this property usage is with permission, not possession and that all expenses, including but not limited to environmental concerns or removal of such septic field, will be his or any successor’s sole responsibility. Motion Pass 8 – 1: YAY: R. Karbon, W. Cook, M. Ames, V. Kaszonyi, A. Lifsey, R. Delecki, N. Schulz, M. Smith; Nay: T. Chambers Adjournment of Board of Directors Meeting •R. Karbon called for a motion to adjourn. Motion by M. Ames, seconded by R. Delecki to adjourn. Approved Unanimously 9-0. Meeting adjourned at 12:25 pm The next Board Meeting is May 16, 2020 @ 9:00 am. May Member Readings First Readings Ruth Ann Butler 2421 Dobler Road Sterling, MI 48659 Interviewer: Mark Smith Ryan & Kayla Greenbury 7076 Windridge Lane Flint, MI 48507 Interviewer: Al Lifsey May Second Readings Bruce & Colleen Parks MISSION STATEMENT Canada Creek Ranch Association, Inc. The purpose of Canada Creek Ranch Association is to preserve our hunting and fishing heritage and to provide a quality outdoor environment for those other recreational activities which are unique to its woods, waters, and wildlife; and to promote among its members an enduring fellowship working to preserve its properties, and friendly spirit for future generations. This mission is to be implemented within principles of ecologically responsible resource stewardship, sound, farsighted financial management, and respect for the dignity of fellow members. Consistent with these objectives are the following implementation goals: GOALS: 1. Provide efficient administrative services. 2. Provide a healthy habitat for fish and wildlife (game and non-game species for the purpose of viewing, hunting and trapping, fishing, etc..). 3. Provide temporary rental lodging and dining facilities for the members. 4. Provide camping facilities for the members. 5. Make seasonal outdoor recreation opportunities available for members-promoting fellowship and family participation. 6. Maintain a secure environment for members and property. 7. Provide timely and efficient communication of Ranch business and activities to the members. 8. Administer the Ranch as a community which recognizes and supports the interests of visiting low usage members and well as high usage and resident members. 9. Code of conduct should be enforced equitably, and a spirit of self- imposed personal integrity and ethics should be promoted by and expected of the members. Adopted March 28, 1992 GREEN BOX HOURS Wed. Noon - 2 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Sun. Noon - 2 p.m. 6