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2011 Board of
Directors:
Ron Candido
President 442-0269
John Rew
Vice-President 431-2180
Mike Wilkinson
Director
443-1125
Kim Scott
Treasurer
446-2955
Richard Brazda
Director
446-5876
Architectural Committee:
Ron Candido
John Rew
Mike Wilkinson
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The Lakes
Shores Homeowners Association is an Illinois not-for-profit corporation
which was officially chartered on June 30, 1970.
The Association is made up of
all owners of real property located in the Lake Shores Addition to the
City of Danville.
The purposes of the
Association as described in the “Declaration of Additional Covenants and
Restrictions” are-
To promote the continued
development of the residential community including the acquisition of
property or other common facilities for the common benefit of its members, and
To preserve the values and amenities in
this subdivision, including the maintenance of its common property or
facilities.
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HISTORY
Although the subdivision is several
years old, the formal organization began in November 1969. At that time, a
meeting was held to see if there would be enough interest among the
residents to support such a group. Twenty-two residents were present along
with Art Fleming, developer of the area, who discussed prior meetings of
the homeowners.
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Discussion at this
meeting centered around membership, voting rights and assessments,
which had been major stumbling blocks in the past. A committee
of Messrs. DeWeese, Gallinat, Glavey, Lowenstein, and Stauder was
appointed to represent the homeowners at a work session to be held
November 24, 1969 with Mr. Fleming in an effort to make new
recommendations.
On December 10, 1969, the next
general meeting was held with 24 residents present. The committee
presented 4 major proposals concerning organization:
1.There should be only 1 class of voting membership.
2.The Board of Directors should consist of 5 members, 3
of whom must be “residents” of the subdivision.
3.The maximum annual assessment (now is $40.00) per
year.
4.The “Declaration of Additional Covenants and
Restrictions” should be recorded and all property described therein
shall be subject to them.
(History
Continued...)
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