2010 Fall Round-Up
Content
August 2010
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
Fall Round-Up
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
Inside this issue:
Sale Barn General Manager’s Report President’s Report Obituaries Committee Reports July 17, 2010 Minutes 2 2 2 3 3-5 6-7
Cloud 9 Ranch newest additions are now available for rent!! Call the Gatehouse today to make your reservations. These cabins sleep two to six people for $85 per night. They have a unique rustic lodge look and are quiet cozy. Cabin 1 (on right) is in memory of Steve Horn.
Sale Barn **ALL ITEMS SOLD ARE AS IS**
Trailers for Sale: SALVAGE ONLY NO TITLES ALL TRAILERS ARE NUMBERED SO PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR SEALED BIDS TO THE OFFICE BY SEPTEMBER 5, 2010 YOU WILL BE CONTACTED BY THE OFFICE THE FOLLOWING WEEK IF YOU ARE THE HIGH BIDDER OF A TRAILER. 20 - 17ft Playmore travel trailers
General Manager Report
The weather has started to cool down and we have had some beautiful days on the ranch. We have several projects going on and are working hard. Cabin #2 has been completed and is already being rented. Powder mill expansion is underway, the rental trailers are being moved to a new location in Powder Mill, this will open additional pads for members on the upcoming holiday weekend. Our wells project is almost complete, we are just waiting on two new water tanks, once they are installed the wells will be 100%. We are working on a gas tank containment system for our gas station, they are ready for installation, we will wait till after the holiday weekend so as not the interrupt service. The low water crossing above wilder springs has been completed, special thanks to all the volunteers that worked in the hot sun and to all those who donated much needed monies to this ranch project. The deer are on the move! We have been working on food plots for the wildlife and have put out mineral blocks and feeders in areas for wildlife viewing. At this point we have a need, the need for seed and feed. Any help with this project will be appreciated. Did I mention that the fish are biting! Ya’all come and see us. Coy.
President Report
Thank you to all committees and special assignments a job well done.
Don Scott Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc. President
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Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
Obituaries
Dale Huebner-7-27-10 Nancy Corrington-7-6-2010 Elmer Gruen - 7-24-2010 Rick Miller - 8-1-2010 John Grissom - 6-24-2010 Ed Sparks, JR—8-1-2010 Wilma Sparks—4-30-2006
When I must leave you for a little while, please do not grieve and shed wild tears and hug your sorrow to you through the years, but start out bravely with a gallant smile. And for my sake and in my name, live on and do all the things the same. Feed not on your loneliness and empty days, but fill each working hour in useful ways. Reach out your hand in comfort and cheer and in turn I will comfort you and hold you near. And never, never be afraid to die for I am waiting for you in the sky!
Fun Addicts Committee
Cake‐walk at noon Sun‐ day, Sept. 5th in the Patio room, donations of baked goods can be left at the office. At 1:30pm we will be selling whole smoked chicken for $6, corn on the cob for $1, & choice of salad, coleslaw, maca‐ roni or potato salad for $1.25 or a whole dinner; 1chicken , 4 ears of corn & 2 side salads for $10. Activities for all ages available with a piñata to finalize the day. Dona‐ tions of candy &/or small toys for the piñata would be greatly appreciated, these can be dropped off at the office.
Bingo
Bingo would like to take this time to thank everyone who plays because your money is going to repairs and improvements in the Clubhouse. We have donated 16 chairs and 13 tables for the patio room. We can now play regular BINGO on holidays and the following week. Hope to see you there.
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
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Activities Committee
Labor Day weekend, Sept 4th and 5th. We are having the Poker Run and food on Sunday, Sept 5th at the T‐top. Sign up starts at 10 am and leaves at 1 pm return by 4:30 pm for judg‐ ing and prizes. Our next meetings will be Sept 8th and 22nd in the Patio room starting at 10 am. Everyone wel‐ come to come, listen, volunteer for projects or give suggestions. September birthday and anni‐ versary cake & ice cream cele‐ bration will be Wednesday Sept 15th in the clubhouse at 1pm. There will be a potluck dinner held Friday Sept. 17th at 5:30 pm in the clubhouse.
School House Committee
The School House will be open at least one day a week during the summer. Usually this will be Saturday or sometimes Sunday from 2:00 p.m. ‐ 4:00 p.m. Watch for new OPEN/CLOSED SIGN on Main sign. If you are willing to help make the School House available for visitors please contact Barb Lawson or Ed Horton. You may also leave contact information with the Accounting Office. We’ll appre‐ ciate your help in making the Valley Star School House avail‐ able for interested visitors. Thank you. Ed Horton, Secretary
Craft House Committee
Hours Tuesday-Saturday 1PM4PM More people are needed to help out at the craft house. Next meeting will be Sept 13, 2010. Everyone is welcome to come. More recipes are needed for the next Craft House cookbook (Cookbook #4).
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Recipes must be turned in by September 1, 2010 to Barbara Lawson (LP#14), Marie Pilkinton (PM#110), Doris Thomas (LP#75), or Gale Dickens (HC #28). Cookbook #4 is expected to be out spring of 2011.
BAG SALE! Sept. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, & 5th you can fill a bag for $2.00. The Craft House will be open September 11th for Employee Appreciation Day!
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Ranch Riders Committee
On Wednesday August 4, 2010, Ranch members poured the final concrete on the Spring Road Crossing above Wilder campground that leads to Lonnie’s Lookout. More than 20 volunteers worked on the new crossing and 3 other concrete pours on the Ranch, the step on the north door of the Patio room, better access to the Wilder Annex family/handicapped bathroom and reinforcement to the handicapped fishing ramp. The original crossing design was to drive on rock encased in chain link fence. A member loaned the money to do the crossing all in concrete at this time. Donations are needed for the Ranch Large Project Fund to reimburse this member. The concrete for these projects cost over $3000. Donations can be sent to Ranch office or to Doris and Dale Hutto or Bonnie Coates-Scalf. Please note on your checks that it is for the project fund. The only Ranch expenditure on this project was the Loader (backhoe) and its operator. Another Ranch project done with donated money and volunteer labor! Remember; American ends with I can. Send your suggestion for future large project funding to Dale & Doris Hutto, Bonnie Coates-Scalf, Frank Shores or Chuck Ruckdeshell.
Coffee Club
Zelda Huster chairman of the Coffee Club reports for 2010 as of April 1st, We have purchased many items for the Ranch. A chain saw, chain basketball nets, finger tip oxygen meter, a 50’ 5/8 hose, 20 booster cables, a hose reel with hose, flower pot, soil, and dolly for the tree in the Clubhouse. We have purchased many supplies for the kitchen including knives, salt, pepper, plates, paper towels, and varnish for camp signs. We are glad to help whenever we can. We are looking into a new coffee machine as ours is getting old. Thanks to everyone who are paying for their coffee. It’s only 75 cents for all day. We ask when leaving please turn off the coffee pots. Thank you, coffee club Zelda Huster Chair, Joe Miller Treasurer, Pat Miller Secretary, and Bill Huster.
Chapel Committee
Cloud 9 Chapel is still here! It is open for Sunday morning worship at 10am. Everyone is welcome.
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
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Unofficial Minutes for the Annual Membership Meeting July 17, 2010
Don opened meeting at 10 AM with invocation. All board members were present. Kevin, Marie, Larry, Kadye, Skip, and Gene Don gave special assignments to the board members. He said that if you did not say anything than you have accepted your assign‐ ment. He asked Kadye to gather history of the minutes and to keep it quiet until the board goes over it. She is not to have access to the computers and anything that she finds conflicting in the minutes to highlight it and bring before the board, if nothing conflicts than do not bring before the board until finished. He asked Skip and Kevin to evaluate every automobile that we have and if it would be worth our time to have an outside mechanic check them out. He asked Larry about checking on finding out about interest bearing accounts. Don asked Marie to push rules for a large sign with top ten rules. He asked Larry to help on this, where to put sign, cost of sign, and how big a sign. Don said that Gene would help him evaluate filling station and wells. Skip made motion to accept minutes as read for June 19, 2010. Kadye 2nd motion and it passed. Skip___Y Kadye___Y Larry___Y Kevin___Y Gene___Y Marie___Y Skip made motion to accept minutes as read for June 25, 2010. Kevin 2nd motion and it passed. Skip___Y Kevin___Y Kadye___Y Larry___Y Gene___Y Marie___Y Financial report ending June 30, 2010: General checking $222,564.88 Special assessment $ 43,017.78 Payroll account 47,637.80 Accounts payable 11,994.60 Report will be filed until audit. Committee reports will be filed with minutes. Committees reported officers. Coy reported that we need more ice storage on the ranch. He reported that we have to get wells up to state specifications. The gas storage tanks have to be self contained in case of a leak. The 17 footer is finished and the cabin also. He reported on the 4th of July weekend. Coy said that he was checking with the fireworks people to see about them selling fireworks here on the ranch and the ranch get‐ ting a percentage of the sells. He said that he was working on dust control in the campgrounds and that we would not be able to do it all the time, but possible the holiday weekends. He is still working with the gate house trying to get it in a better working order. Coy wants to discourage people from bringing firewood from other states, because of insects that are transported in the wood. Don said that he was appointing another committee. He put Larry in charge and told Skip and Marie to be on this committee also. Gene made motion that the ranch charge $75.00 a night for the cabin and $25.00 a night for the remodeled 17 foot trailer. Marie amended the motion to rent the cabin for $85.00 a night and $25.00 a night for the trailer. Larry 2nd motion and it passed. Gene___Y Larry___Y Marie___Y Kadye___Y Kevin___Y Skip___Y Rules committee report: Changes/items to be removed are Bold and underlined ‐‐‐ surrounded by *** Remove 5 days after holiday…..
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Unofficial Minutes for the Annual Membership Meeting July 17, 2010 Cont.
H. EXCLUSION: On the 3 to 5 days before ***and after***Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day holiday weekends (designated by Ranch Manager for each holiday) Owner is allowed only one (1) pad location (no guest pads). During the designated holiday dates, Owner may have a maximum twelve (12) persons (of any age) on personal pad. B. Extended Usage Campsites (60 Day Pad Occupancy): In an effort to enable an Owner to leave their RV on a pad location when checked out and off the Ranch longer than the 72‐hour leave limitation, the ranch has established 53 pad locations for extended usage (listed below). There is no limitation to the number of days an RV parked on these pad locations may be left unattended. On the 60th day of occupancy, however, Owner must make arrangement for the RV to be moved regardless of the number of memberships owned. Owner exercising the right to leave an RV unoccupied on an extended usage pad agrees to the following: *No extended leave ***between***5 days before***and 5 days after***any of the three summer holiday weekends. *An additional usage fee of $2.00 per day will be assessed after the initial 72 hours after check‐out. Remove 10’ and “on a leash” from B since it is covered in A that pets must be on a leash. Pets must still never be left unat‐ tended outside. 11. PETS. The Ranch is pet‐friendly for responsible pet owners. All Owners are responsible for their pet’s actions. The following rules concerning pets on the Ranch are: A. No pets are allowed to run except in the unimproved areas. All pets must be on a ***10 ft***leash or in an approved pet carrier in the improved areas of the Ranch, including caves and swimming areas of the stream. The leash must be held by someone or secured to a stake or other item capable of securing the pet. Pets ***on a leash***must never be left outside unattended.
B.
Correct speed limit errors in rulebook MAXIMUM SPEED LIMITS CLOUD 9 DRIVE UP TO GATEHOUSE‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐35 MPH PAVED ROADS IN MAIN COMPLEX‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐25 MPH***(change to 15 MPH)*** GRAVEL ROADS (NOT campgrounds)‐‐‐‐‐‐‐20 MPH FROM GAS STATION/BIG TOP/CHAPEL (DURING SUMMER SEASON)‐‐‐‐‐‐15 MPH ***(change to 10 MPH)*** TRAILS (depending on terrain)‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐20 MPH ALL CAMPGROUND ROADS‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐10 MPH Skip made motion to accept as read. Kevin 2nd motion and it passed. Skip___Y Kevin___Y Marie___Y Larry___Y Kadye___Y Gene___Y Kadye made motion that the General Manager’s adult children are waived from guest fees and scheduled visits. Larry 2nd motion and it passed. Kadye___Y Larry___Y Gene___Y Skip___Y Kevin___Y Marie___Y Skip made motion to adjourn. Marie 2nd motion and it passed. All yes. Adjourned at 11:30 AM. Marie Pilkinton, Secretary Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc.
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Employee Appreciation
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Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
Employee Appreciation Continued
Volume 1, Issue 1
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Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc.
US HWY 160 P.O. Box 50 Caulfield, MO 65626 Phone: (417) 284-7321 Fax: (417) 284-7321 Email: [email protected]
We’re on the web www.cloud9ranch.com
2010—2011 Board of Directors
Eugene Muenks 159F Frene Ct. Hermann, MO 65041 [email protected] Director Kevin Willis 511 Rocky Hill Ln. Niangua, MO 65713 Vice Presidents Larry Armstrong 3219 Edwards Dr. West Plains, MO 65775 [email protected] Treasurer Kadye Ward P. O. Box 143 Caulfield, MO 65626 Director
Marie Pilkinton 85 Victory Drive Greers Ferry, AR 72067 [email protected] Secretary Skip Wyman 12808 East 19th North Independence, MO 64058 [email protected] Director Donald Scott 2019 Ridge Dr. Excelsior Springs, MO 64024 President
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
Fall Round-Up
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
Inside this issue:
Sale Barn General Manager’s Report President’s Report Obituaries Committee Reports July 17, 2010 Minutes 2 2 2 3 3-5 6-7
Cloud 9 Ranch newest additions are now available for rent!! Call the Gatehouse today to make your reservations. These cabins sleep two to six people for $85 per night. They have a unique rustic lodge look and are quiet cozy. Cabin 1 (on right) is in memory of Steve Horn.
Sale Barn **ALL ITEMS SOLD ARE AS IS**
Trailers for Sale: SALVAGE ONLY NO TITLES ALL TRAILERS ARE NUMBERED SO PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR SEALED BIDS TO THE OFFICE BY SEPTEMBER 5, 2010 YOU WILL BE CONTACTED BY THE OFFICE THE FOLLOWING WEEK IF YOU ARE THE HIGH BIDDER OF A TRAILER. 20 - 17ft Playmore travel trailers
General Manager Report
The weather has started to cool down and we have had some beautiful days on the ranch. We have several projects going on and are working hard. Cabin #2 has been completed and is already being rented. Powder mill expansion is underway, the rental trailers are being moved to a new location in Powder Mill, this will open additional pads for members on the upcoming holiday weekend. Our wells project is almost complete, we are just waiting on two new water tanks, once they are installed the wells will be 100%. We are working on a gas tank containment system for our gas station, they are ready for installation, we will wait till after the holiday weekend so as not the interrupt service. The low water crossing above wilder springs has been completed, special thanks to all the volunteers that worked in the hot sun and to all those who donated much needed monies to this ranch project. The deer are on the move! We have been working on food plots for the wildlife and have put out mineral blocks and feeders in areas for wildlife viewing. At this point we have a need, the need for seed and feed. Any help with this project will be appreciated. Did I mention that the fish are biting! Ya’all come and see us. Coy.
President Report
Thank you to all committees and special assignments a job well done.
Don Scott Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc. President
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Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
Obituaries
Dale Huebner-7-27-10 Nancy Corrington-7-6-2010 Elmer Gruen - 7-24-2010 Rick Miller - 8-1-2010 John Grissom - 6-24-2010 Ed Sparks, JR—8-1-2010 Wilma Sparks—4-30-2006
When I must leave you for a little while, please do not grieve and shed wild tears and hug your sorrow to you through the years, but start out bravely with a gallant smile. And for my sake and in my name, live on and do all the things the same. Feed not on your loneliness and empty days, but fill each working hour in useful ways. Reach out your hand in comfort and cheer and in turn I will comfort you and hold you near. And never, never be afraid to die for I am waiting for you in the sky!
Fun Addicts Committee
Cake‐walk at noon Sun‐ day, Sept. 5th in the Patio room, donations of baked goods can be left at the office. At 1:30pm we will be selling whole smoked chicken for $6, corn on the cob for $1, & choice of salad, coleslaw, maca‐ roni or potato salad for $1.25 or a whole dinner; 1chicken , 4 ears of corn & 2 side salads for $10. Activities for all ages available with a piñata to finalize the day. Dona‐ tions of candy &/or small toys for the piñata would be greatly appreciated, these can be dropped off at the office.
Bingo
Bingo would like to take this time to thank everyone who plays because your money is going to repairs and improvements in the Clubhouse. We have donated 16 chairs and 13 tables for the patio room. We can now play regular BINGO on holidays and the following week. Hope to see you there.
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
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Activities Committee
Labor Day weekend, Sept 4th and 5th. We are having the Poker Run and food on Sunday, Sept 5th at the T‐top. Sign up starts at 10 am and leaves at 1 pm return by 4:30 pm for judg‐ ing and prizes. Our next meetings will be Sept 8th and 22nd in the Patio room starting at 10 am. Everyone wel‐ come to come, listen, volunteer for projects or give suggestions. September birthday and anni‐ versary cake & ice cream cele‐ bration will be Wednesday Sept 15th in the clubhouse at 1pm. There will be a potluck dinner held Friday Sept. 17th at 5:30 pm in the clubhouse.
School House Committee
The School House will be open at least one day a week during the summer. Usually this will be Saturday or sometimes Sunday from 2:00 p.m. ‐ 4:00 p.m. Watch for new OPEN/CLOSED SIGN on Main sign. If you are willing to help make the School House available for visitors please contact Barb Lawson or Ed Horton. You may also leave contact information with the Accounting Office. We’ll appre‐ ciate your help in making the Valley Star School House avail‐ able for interested visitors. Thank you. Ed Horton, Secretary
Craft House Committee
Hours Tuesday-Saturday 1PM4PM More people are needed to help out at the craft house. Next meeting will be Sept 13, 2010. Everyone is welcome to come. More recipes are needed for the next Craft House cookbook (Cookbook #4).
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Recipes must be turned in by September 1, 2010 to Barbara Lawson (LP#14), Marie Pilkinton (PM#110), Doris Thomas (LP#75), or Gale Dickens (HC #28). Cookbook #4 is expected to be out spring of 2011.
BAG SALE! Sept. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, & 5th you can fill a bag for $2.00. The Craft House will be open September 11th for Employee Appreciation Day!
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
Ranch Riders Committee
On Wednesday August 4, 2010, Ranch members poured the final concrete on the Spring Road Crossing above Wilder campground that leads to Lonnie’s Lookout. More than 20 volunteers worked on the new crossing and 3 other concrete pours on the Ranch, the step on the north door of the Patio room, better access to the Wilder Annex family/handicapped bathroom and reinforcement to the handicapped fishing ramp. The original crossing design was to drive on rock encased in chain link fence. A member loaned the money to do the crossing all in concrete at this time. Donations are needed for the Ranch Large Project Fund to reimburse this member. The concrete for these projects cost over $3000. Donations can be sent to Ranch office or to Doris and Dale Hutto or Bonnie Coates-Scalf. Please note on your checks that it is for the project fund. The only Ranch expenditure on this project was the Loader (backhoe) and its operator. Another Ranch project done with donated money and volunteer labor! Remember; American ends with I can. Send your suggestion for future large project funding to Dale & Doris Hutto, Bonnie Coates-Scalf, Frank Shores or Chuck Ruckdeshell.
Coffee Club
Zelda Huster chairman of the Coffee Club reports for 2010 as of April 1st, We have purchased many items for the Ranch. A chain saw, chain basketball nets, finger tip oxygen meter, a 50’ 5/8 hose, 20 booster cables, a hose reel with hose, flower pot, soil, and dolly for the tree in the Clubhouse. We have purchased many supplies for the kitchen including knives, salt, pepper, plates, paper towels, and varnish for camp signs. We are glad to help whenever we can. We are looking into a new coffee machine as ours is getting old. Thanks to everyone who are paying for their coffee. It’s only 75 cents for all day. We ask when leaving please turn off the coffee pots. Thank you, coffee club Zelda Huster Chair, Joe Miller Treasurer, Pat Miller Secretary, and Bill Huster.
Chapel Committee
Cloud 9 Chapel is still here! It is open for Sunday morning worship at 10am. Everyone is welcome.
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
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Unofficial Minutes for the Annual Membership Meeting July 17, 2010
Don opened meeting at 10 AM with invocation. All board members were present. Kevin, Marie, Larry, Kadye, Skip, and Gene Don gave special assignments to the board members. He said that if you did not say anything than you have accepted your assign‐ ment. He asked Kadye to gather history of the minutes and to keep it quiet until the board goes over it. She is not to have access to the computers and anything that she finds conflicting in the minutes to highlight it and bring before the board, if nothing conflicts than do not bring before the board until finished. He asked Skip and Kevin to evaluate every automobile that we have and if it would be worth our time to have an outside mechanic check them out. He asked Larry about checking on finding out about interest bearing accounts. Don asked Marie to push rules for a large sign with top ten rules. He asked Larry to help on this, where to put sign, cost of sign, and how big a sign. Don said that Gene would help him evaluate filling station and wells. Skip made motion to accept minutes as read for June 19, 2010. Kadye 2nd motion and it passed. Skip___Y Kadye___Y Larry___Y Kevin___Y Gene___Y Marie___Y Skip made motion to accept minutes as read for June 25, 2010. Kevin 2nd motion and it passed. Skip___Y Kevin___Y Kadye___Y Larry___Y Gene___Y Marie___Y Financial report ending June 30, 2010: General checking $222,564.88 Special assessment $ 43,017.78 Payroll account 47,637.80 Accounts payable 11,994.60 Report will be filed until audit. Committee reports will be filed with minutes. Committees reported officers. Coy reported that we need more ice storage on the ranch. He reported that we have to get wells up to state specifications. The gas storage tanks have to be self contained in case of a leak. The 17 footer is finished and the cabin also. He reported on the 4th of July weekend. Coy said that he was checking with the fireworks people to see about them selling fireworks here on the ranch and the ranch get‐ ting a percentage of the sells. He said that he was working on dust control in the campgrounds and that we would not be able to do it all the time, but possible the holiday weekends. He is still working with the gate house trying to get it in a better working order. Coy wants to discourage people from bringing firewood from other states, because of insects that are transported in the wood. Don said that he was appointing another committee. He put Larry in charge and told Skip and Marie to be on this committee also. Gene made motion that the ranch charge $75.00 a night for the cabin and $25.00 a night for the remodeled 17 foot trailer. Marie amended the motion to rent the cabin for $85.00 a night and $25.00 a night for the trailer. Larry 2nd motion and it passed. Gene___Y Larry___Y Marie___Y Kadye___Y Kevin___Y Skip___Y Rules committee report: Changes/items to be removed are Bold and underlined ‐‐‐ surrounded by *** Remove 5 days after holiday…..
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Unofficial Minutes for the Annual Membership Meeting July 17, 2010 Cont.
H. EXCLUSION: On the 3 to 5 days before ***and after***Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day holiday weekends (designated by Ranch Manager for each holiday) Owner is allowed only one (1) pad location (no guest pads). During the designated holiday dates, Owner may have a maximum twelve (12) persons (of any age) on personal pad. B. Extended Usage Campsites (60 Day Pad Occupancy): In an effort to enable an Owner to leave their RV on a pad location when checked out and off the Ranch longer than the 72‐hour leave limitation, the ranch has established 53 pad locations for extended usage (listed below). There is no limitation to the number of days an RV parked on these pad locations may be left unattended. On the 60th day of occupancy, however, Owner must make arrangement for the RV to be moved regardless of the number of memberships owned. Owner exercising the right to leave an RV unoccupied on an extended usage pad agrees to the following: *No extended leave ***between***5 days before***and 5 days after***any of the three summer holiday weekends. *An additional usage fee of $2.00 per day will be assessed after the initial 72 hours after check‐out. Remove 10’ and “on a leash” from B since it is covered in A that pets must be on a leash. Pets must still never be left unat‐ tended outside. 11. PETS. The Ranch is pet‐friendly for responsible pet owners. All Owners are responsible for their pet’s actions. The following rules concerning pets on the Ranch are: A. No pets are allowed to run except in the unimproved areas. All pets must be on a ***10 ft***leash or in an approved pet carrier in the improved areas of the Ranch, including caves and swimming areas of the stream. The leash must be held by someone or secured to a stake or other item capable of securing the pet. Pets ***on a leash***must never be left outside unattended.
B.
Correct speed limit errors in rulebook MAXIMUM SPEED LIMITS CLOUD 9 DRIVE UP TO GATEHOUSE‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐35 MPH PAVED ROADS IN MAIN COMPLEX‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐25 MPH***(change to 15 MPH)*** GRAVEL ROADS (NOT campgrounds)‐‐‐‐‐‐‐20 MPH FROM GAS STATION/BIG TOP/CHAPEL (DURING SUMMER SEASON)‐‐‐‐‐‐15 MPH ***(change to 10 MPH)*** TRAILS (depending on terrain)‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐20 MPH ALL CAMPGROUND ROADS‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐10 MPH Skip made motion to accept as read. Kevin 2nd motion and it passed. Skip___Y Kevin___Y Marie___Y Larry___Y Kadye___Y Gene___Y Kadye made motion that the General Manager’s adult children are waived from guest fees and scheduled visits. Larry 2nd motion and it passed. Kadye___Y Larry___Y Gene___Y Skip___Y Kevin___Y Marie___Y Skip made motion to adjourn. Marie 2nd motion and it passed. All yes. Adjourned at 11:30 AM. Marie Pilkinton, Secretary Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc.
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
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Employee Appreciation
Page 8
Cloud 9 Ranch Fall Round –Up
Employee Appreciation Continued
Volume 1, Issue 1
Page 9
Cloud 9 Ranch Club, Inc.
US HWY 160 P.O. Box 50 Caulfield, MO 65626 Phone: (417) 284-7321 Fax: (417) 284-7321 Email: [email protected]
We’re on the web www.cloud9ranch.com
2010—2011 Board of Directors
Eugene Muenks 159F Frene Ct. Hermann, MO 65041 [email protected] Director Kevin Willis 511 Rocky Hill Ln. Niangua, MO 65713 Vice Presidents Larry Armstrong 3219 Edwards Dr. West Plains, MO 65775 [email protected] Treasurer Kadye Ward P. O. Box 143 Caulfield, MO 65626 Director
Marie Pilkinton 85 Victory Drive Greers Ferry, AR 72067 [email protected] Secretary Skip Wyman 12808 East 19th North Independence, MO 64058 [email protected] Director Donald Scott 2019 Ridge Dr. Excelsior Springs, MO 64024 President
