The Pine Needle
A Service of the Lake Pine Colony Club
President’s Message
Another year has gone by and I am pleased to report
the Colony Club is doing well. The following is a long
report on some of the matters we dealt with this year
and a problem we are facing.
Finances
First of all, our finances are in very good shape as we
close out the year. Our Treasurer Brian Malarkey and
I will provide a full report in the January Pine Needle,
after the year closes out. The proposed budget for next
year is presented in this edition. Please review it and
come vote on it at the December 9th meeting.
Spillway Update – Preliminary Good News!
The effort to convince the state that we don’t need
to build a new spillway or dam overtopping protection
entered what will hopefully be its final stages in 2011.
Our engineering firm completed their study and filed
their report with the state. Their report, which was
prepared honestly and based on science, supported our
view! If the state accepts it we will probably not have
to build a new spillway or extensive dam overtopping
protection, which could cost up to as much as
$750,000.00.
I am excited to report that the initial reviewer of this
report at the state DEP has accepted our engineer’s
conclusions! It still has to be approved by higher
officials but this is very encouraging news! We are
not there yet, but it is looking as if we may avoid this
huge and unnecessary expenditure. It is possible we
may still have to do something else to the dam but it
will probably be well under $100,000 in cost. Compare
that to a possible $750,000.00 in costs and you can
see why we are so excited about this recent news.
As soon as the state makes its final decision, we will
immediately notify you.
Richard DePasquale and myself have been working
very hard on this matter. I began this effort two years
ago and after Richard joined the Board, he took the
lead on this. We should all thank him for his work.
Continued on page 3
vol. 52, issue 4
November / December, 2010
In this Issue...
2010 Colony Club Information.............. 2
2010 Float Thank You ......................... 6
Breakfast with Santa is Coming......... 10
Breakfast With Santa............................ 9
Colony Club Clubhouse........................ 2
Colony Club Elections to be held in
January............................................... 4
General Membership
Meeting Schedule .............................. 1
Lake Pine Days Softball Game............ 6
Lake Pine Days Volunteer Thank You.. 8
Lake Pine Days Water Events Results.7
Lake Pine Goes Hollywood...
A big thank you.................................. 6
Lower Your Electric Bills..................... 10
Pine Needle Submission Guidelines.... 2
President’s Message............................ 1
Proposed Budget For 2011................... 5
“Lake Pine Goes Hollywood” Float
in Lake Pine Day Parade
General Membership
Meeting Schedule
Meetings are held at the clubhouse
at 7:30 p.m. on the following remaining
dates for this year:
December 9, 2010
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President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
November, / December, 2010
Greg Law
Wayne Hunter
Brian Malarkey
Evelyn Moore
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Richard DePasquale
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All submissions must be received by the 28th of the month to allow sufficient time for publication
and mailing. Please submit all items to the Pine Needle via e-mail to [email protected] as
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mailing address for submissions.
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Medford, NJ 08055
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President’s Message continued from page 1
Lake Pine Day & The Great Float & Skit
We had another fun Lake Pine Day that had
the incredible added attraction of the community
float with the skit “Lake Pine Goes Hollywood.”
Everyone loved this wonderful addition and we
are all hoping Steve Kingan, Jackie Heins and
their crew of volunteers will do this again next
year. Steve told me he would like to, but they
need more volunteers to be able to do this again.
Please call Steve at 856-988-5027 to offer to help.
Thank you Steve and Jackie. See article on page
8 for the names of the other volunteers.
Special thanks to Christa Mento from our
property management office and to all our
residents who worked so hard to make Lake Pine
day a success once again.
Anti-Trespassing Program
Our anti-trespassing program is beginning to
work and is also helping resolve other problems
related to use of our facilities. However, we need
more volunteers. It is off to a very good start but
we still have more to do. Our tough stand on this
has been well received by most of you but a few
think it is not needed. If I were free to disclose all
of the problems our volunteers have encountered,
I am certain all of you would support these efforts.
However, legal restrictions prevent me from doing
so. I ask the small number of you who don’t
support this program to trust that we are doing the
right thing by cracking down on trespassing and
other problems at our facilities.
Special thanks to Melissa Dunleavy, Tom
McMullen and Steve Herman for their work on this
program.
Major Repair Work
On Main Beach Diving Dock
In October, we tackled the problem of the diving
dock at main beach being undermined which
resulted in it listing to one side and thus having to
be leveled. In addition to that, we re-finished the
dock concrete with a special concrete re-surfacing
product designed to last for many years. This had
to be done as a result of years of wear and tear,
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November, / December, 2010
which ate away the exterior layer of concrete and
exposed the aggregate. Children were scraping
themselves on the rough surface and if something
wasn’t done, the structural integrity of the dock
would eventually be compromised.
Board member Richard DePasquale gets the
credit for heading up this work on the dock.
Cleaning Out The Cove
We also had to do more cleaning out of the cove
at the southern end of the lake which had filled up
with dirt and debris as a result of the two previous
major floods we experienced over the last few
years. The cove had filled up so much that there
were areas where the lakebed actually reached
to the surface of the water. The cove was getting
stagnant and unnavigable in parts of it. I want to
thank the board members who supported my push
to get the cove cleaned out. It isn’t cheap to do
this work but it needed to be done.
By-Laws Revison
We completed the almost two-year old massive
project to clean up and revise our by-laws. After
public meetings where your input was taken, a
final proposal was sent out to all members for their
vote. By the time you read this, the results of the
vote will probably be in. You will hear the results
at the December meeting and we will publish them
in the January Pine Needle.
Several of us worked on this. The committee
consisted of Evelyn Moore, Brian Malarkey,
Wayne Hunter, at one point former Board member
Gloria Dunn and myself. The entire Board and
several general members provided input. This
was a huge amount of work for all of us but I want
to single out Evelyn Moore and Brian Malarkey for
their incredible contribution of time to this project.
$3500 Donation
From TD Bank
A huge accomplishment was the successful first
full year of our participating in the TD Bank Affinity
Program. We received over $3500 from the bank
simply because 50 of you who bank at TD Bank
named us as your Affinity Program Designees.
TD Bank does not give us any information about
you – not who you are nor what you have in your
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accounts. The bank simply makes a donation
to the charity or organization you designate if 50
account holders designate the same group. The
donation is based on a formula and the money
does not come from you – it comes from the
bank. If the number of you drops below 50, we
receive nothing so will all of you please consider
designating the Lake Pine Colony Club as your
designee to insure that at least 50 people or
companies designate us for the program?
Vice-President Wayne Hunter gets the full
credit for this program. He initiated it and has
always encouraged our members to support
it. Wayne has now found another program
similar to this from Viridian Energy, which can
raise even more money for the Club. You will
have already received a mailing about this from
the Club. Also see the article about this in this
edition.
Despite Accomplishments
We Have A Problem
As you can see, it has been another busy
year for the Colony Club. Your officers, board
members, property management firm and
volunteers have put in a lot of hours trying
to maintain and improve our community and
much was accomplished. However, we have a
problem. Not enough of you volunteer to help
and we increasingly have to hire more people to
do the work volunteers used to do. Every year
we have less volunteers and every year we have
Colony Club
Elections to be held
in January
Annual elections for the President, VicePresident, Secretary, Treasurer and Board seats
will be held in January 2011. If you want to run
for any of these seats, you must notify the current
President, Greg Law by either e-mailing him at
[email protected] or by calling him at 856983-1234 or writing to him at 155 Taunton Blvd.,
Medford, NJ 08055.
Notification must be received no later than
December 20st, 2010 so we can publish the
names of all candidates in the January Pine
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to hire more people.
Sometimes, we can’t hire someone and
things don’t get done. The Halloween Party
was cancelled this year because no one would
head it up. We had volunteers willing to help
but events need someone to take charge and
no one was willing or able to do that. We had a
great Lake Pine Day Float & Skit but if we don’t
get more volunteers to help next year it won’t be
repeated. I can cite other examples but you get
the point.
Due to this lack of volunteers, the proposed
2011 budget calls for even more money to be
spent hiring people to do the work volunteers
used to do. It would be nice to reverse this
trend.
I often ask for volunteers and although a few
do step forward, we don’t get enough to do all
the work that has to be done. I have enclosed
a volunteer sign-up sheet in this Pine Needle.
Please look it over and volunteer to help in some
way. You can mail the sheet back to the address
given on it or drop it in the mailbox at the side
door of the clubhouse.
Respectfully submitted,
Greg Law
Lake Pine Colony President
Needle. If there are contests, we will publish a
statement from candidates for any contested
seats.
All members whose dues/maintenance fees are
paid for 2010 and who plan on paying for 2011
are eligible to run for any of these seats. If the
proposed revision to the by-laws passes, only
one person per household will be able to run for
an office.
Please consider running for a seat. Call
Greg or any other Board member if you want
information on the duties of each position. Don’t
hesitate to run because you think someone else
is or may be running for a seat. We have open
seats that need to be filled. Competition is good
and we encourage it.
The Pine Needle
Proposed Budget
For 2011
To be voted on at the December 9th
general membership meeting
Income
Membership Regular $90,250.00
Membership Seniors $ 4,200.00
Membership Rec tags and decals $13,000.00
Canoe Rack Rental $ 920.00
Club House Rental
$18,500.00
Field and Courts Rentals $ 1,500.00
Lake Pine Day
$ 6,500.00
Summer Party (Pig Roast)$ 600.00
Lake and Dam $ 9,625.00
Breakfast with Santa
$ 250.00
Interest - CK & CD
$ 300.00
Pine Needle Adverts
$ 600.00
TD Bank Infinity Program $ 3,000.00
Viridian Program
$ 300.00
Total Income
$149,545.00
Administrative Expenses
Beach Badges & Boat Decals
$1,500.00
Lake Pine Day
$6,300.00
Lake Pine Day Float
$ 250.00
Summer Party (Pig Roast) $4,000.00
Breakfast with Santa
$ 500.00
Halloween Party
$ 500.00
Telephone $ 546.00
Postage - Pine Needle
$1,000.00
Printing of ballots, etc
$ 500.00
Printing of Pine Needle
$3,600.00
Postage - General
$1,500.00
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Safe Deposit Box Rental $ 40.00
Post Office Box
$ 30.00
Check Expenses
$ 20.00
Office Supplies
$ 250.00
Advertising (LPCC Rental) $1,000.00
Legal Fees
$1,000.00
Accounting Fees
$1,000.00
Property Manager
$19,800.00
Board Assistant
$7,500.00
Payroll Processing
$ 650.00
Total Admin. Expenses $51,486.00
Maintenance, Repair & Testing
Expenses
Fields & Grounds-Landscaping $13,000.00
Clubhouse Cleaning
$5,000.00
Clubhouse Repair/Maintenance
$3,500.00
Fire System Inspection
$1,200.00
Beach Equipment, Phones, Tables,
Supplies, etc.
$4,000.00
Lake Weed Treatment
$5,100.00
Water Quality Testing
$1,600.00
Beach & Lakebed Cleanup $2,200.00
Stock the lake with fish
$5,000.00
Total Maintenance, Repair & Testing
Expenses
$40,600.00
Insurance
Worker’s Comp Insurance$ 910.00
Insurance-Building and Liability
$12,000.00
Total Insurance
$12,910.00
November, / December, 2010
Compensation - Salaries & Wages
Summer Beach Cleanup/Patrol
$ 6,000.00
Clubhouse Rental Agent $ 2,400.00
Total Compensation $ 8,400.00
Taxes
Real Estate Taxes
$50.00
Total Taxes
$50.00
Utilities
Utilities - Heating & Electric $8,000.00
Portable Toilets
$ 900.00
Water & Sewer
$ 600.00
Total Utilities
$9,500.00
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous (possible) $5,724.00
Total Miscellaneous
$5,724.00
Capital Projects
Baseball Field Improvements $750.00
Playground Equipment & Docks
$3,000.00
Clubhouse Upgrades
$1,000.00
Tree Cleanup on LPCC Property
$1,500.00
Kitchen Floor
$5,000.00
Lake and Dam Fund Major Expenses $9,625.00
Total Capital Projects $18,875.00
Total Expenses
Total Income
$149,545.00
$149,545.00
East team was made up of members on the
East Lake Drive side of the Lake. The West
was made up of members who live on Taunton
Blvd. and Pine Blvd.
Lake Pine Days is a series of family oriented
events that this year began on Sat, Sep 4, with
an adult slow pitch softball game matching the
East vs. the West at Lake Pine.
16 players and 22 family
friends and fans attended this
event. A fun time was had by all.
Some of the players who hadn’t
put on a baseball glove in years
found that they still had what it
takes to play competitively. The
The West jumped out to an early 10 – 0 lead
using the “long ball” hitting a home run, a triple,
and 2 doubles in the first 2 innings. The East
team countered with excellent relief pitching
and a 3 run homer of it’s own
to close the gap. Final score
West 16, East 10.
Next year we hope to expand
the softball game to include a
game for the kids also.
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Lake Pine Goes
Hollywood...
A big thank you
A big THANK YOU goes out to our Lake Pine
Goes Hollywood cast. It was so much fun
working with such a wonderful group of people.
Each and every one of you did an awesome job and
I can’t even count how many compliments Steve
and I received on the float and the performance.
A huge round of applause goes out to all!
Jackie Heins
Cast:
(listed in order of appearance)
Director: Trevor Heins
Camera Crew:
Lighting Person: Sean Heins
Camera Assistant: Kiley Heins
Lighting Assistant: Tara Heins
Indian Jones
Indiana Jones: Spencer Anderson
Ghostbusters
Ghostbuster 1: Renee Kingan
Ghostbuster 2: Cheryl Kingan
James Bond
James Bond: Dominic Silvestro
Bond Girl: Sue Gallagher
Grease
Pink Lady 1: Mary Kate Clapperton
Sandy: Carly Clapperton
Pink Lady 2: Delaney Watson
The Lion King
Lion King Puppeteers: Renee and Cheryl Kingan
Harry Potter
Dumbledore: Marty Brickner
Hermione Granger: Gloria Fritsch
Ron Weasley: Alex Volerijk
The Wizard of Oz
Galinda: Sharon Schneider
Dorothy: Megan Bryan
Tin Man: Erica Kaskich
Lion: Gabby Kaskich
Galinda Jr.: Josephine Kaskich
Scarecrow: Connie Livingston
Wicked Witch: Tom Meisse
*Spencer….Thank you for the candy you so kindly
brought and shared with all the kids to give out
during the parade!
*Steve Kingan……A HUMONGUS THANK YOU
for all you do. Without you none of it this would be
possible. You are Terrific!!!
November, / December, 2010
2010 Float
Thank You
from Steve Kingan
My thanks to the cast
Of our Hollywood
skit.
What great crowd reaction—
The float
was a hit!
Your costumes were clever—
You practiced a lot...
No stars out in
Hollywood
Have what you’ve got!
In the
Medford parade
As Halloween neared
You rode
on the float
While everyone cheered!
Special thanks to:
• Jackie Heins for her hours of rehearsals
and casting and directing the wonderful
skit.
• Mike Finnegan of Artistic Landscape for
the loan of his flatbed and service as the
towing driver/vehicle for the float.
• Domenic Silvestro for incredible art and
design work.
• Christa Irick and Judy Clauss for help with
signs and float decorations.
• The Rodrigo family for their generous
donation of building materials and tools.
• Rich Livingston for sound assistance and
advice.
• Bob Cubberley who saved the day with his
expertise and loan of electrical equipment.
• Rich Wilson of Medford Hardware and
Rental for his kind donation of paints.
• Kudos to all the wonderful actors and
actresses who faithfully rehearsed and
made the skit so much fun.
• Finally, my heartfelt thank you to my
wonderful family. It would not have been
possible without Eileen, Renee, and Cheryl.
I love you all very much.
Check out the front page of the November 4th
Central Record. Our float won first place in the
Community Division of the Medford Halloween
Parade. Congratulations to all! We could not
have done it without you.
Steve Kingan
Lake
Pine Goes Hollywood 2010
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Peanut Water Scramble
Ages 2-3 1st Zachery Livingston
2nd Sophia Notorfrancesco
3rd Josephine and Gabby Kaskich
Ages 4-5
1st Madison Konopka
nd
2 Ava Livingston 3rd Quinlyn
Moll
Ball Run Relay
Ages 2-3 1st Josephine and Gabby
Kaskich
2nd Jocelyn Lemyre
rd
3 Zachary Livingston
Ages 4-5 1st Ava Livingston
2nd Quinlyn Moll 3rd Talia Lemyre
4th Madison Konopka
Kick Board Run/Swim race
Ages 2-3 1st Josephine Kaskich
2nd Jocelyn Lemyre
3rd Zach. Livingston
Ages 4-5 1st Talia Lemyre
2nd Quinlyn Moll 3rd Ava Livingston
Kickboard swim race
ages 5-6 girls
1st Talia Lemyre
nd
2 Ava Livingston 3rd Quinlyn
Moll
Ages 7-8 Boys 1st Spencer
Anderson 2nd Levi Oattes 3rd tie
Andrew Schmal & Alex Volkerijk
Ages 7-8 girls
1st Jillian Handel
nd
2 Olivia Cuff
Ages 9-10 boys 1st Patrick Schmal
2nd Patrick Konopka
Ages 9-10 girls 1st Lindsay Oattes
Ages 11-12 boys 1st Jorden Handel
2nd Owen Volkerijk 11-12 girls
1st Devon Moll 2nd Diedre Cuff
Front Float Contest
Ages 3-4 1st Madison Konopka
Ages 5- 6 boys 1st Wyatt Oattes
2nd Zayden Royer
Ages 5-6 girls 1st Quinlyn Moll
2nd Ava Livingston
Ages 7-8 boys 1st Andrew Schmal
2nd Levi Oattes 3rd Spencer
Anderson
Ages 7-8 girls 1st Jillian Handel
2nd Olivia Cuff
Ages 9-10 boys 1st Kaleb Royer
2nd tie Patrick Schmal & Patrick
Konopka 9-10 girls 1st Lindsay
Oattes
Ages 11-12 girls 1st Diedre Cuff
2nd Devon Moll
Doggie Paddle Race
Ages 5-6 1st Zayden Royer
2nd Talia Lemyre
3rd tie Quinlyn
Moll & Ava Livingston
Ages 7-8 boys 1st Andrew Schmal
Ages 7-8 girls 1st tie Olivia Cuff &
Jillian Handel
Ages 9-10 1st Patrick Konopka
2nd Patrick Schmal girls
1st Lindsay Oattes
Freestyle Sprints
Ages 5-6 1st Ava Livingston
2nd Zayden Royer 3rd Quinlyn Moll
Ages 7-8 1st Levi Oattes 2nd Alex
Volkerijk 3rd Spencer Anderson
Girls 1st Jillian Handel & Olivia Cuff
Ages 9-10 1st Patrick Konopka and
Lindsay Oattes 2nd Patrick Schmal
Ages 11-12 1st Jordon Handel
2nd Owen Volkerijk Girls
1st Diedre Cuff 2nd Devon Moll
Noodle back swim
Ages 5-7 1st Zayden Royer
2nd Ava Livingston 3rd Wyatt Oattes
4th Quinlyn Moll
Office Hours By Appointment
JAMES ATKINSON, M.D.
180 Tuckerton Road, Ste 1
Medford, NJ 08055
Telephone: (856) 797-9229
Fax: (856) 797-9919
November, / December, 2010
Ages 8-9 boys 1st Levi Oattes
2nd Spencer Anderson
Ages 8-9 girls 1st Lindsay Oattes,
2nd Jillian Handel 3rd Olivia Cuff
Ages 10-12 boys 1st Owen Volkerijk
2nd Patrick Schmal 3rd Patrick
Konopka
Ages 10-12 girls 1st Diedre Cuff
2nd Devon Moll
Underwater Handstand Contest
Ages 5-6 1st Wyatt Oattes 2nd Zayden
Royer Girls 1st Quinlyn Moll
2nd Ava Livingston
Ages 7-8 1st Spencer Anderson
2nd Levi Oattes 3rd Bryton Royer
Girls 1st Jillian Handel 2nd Olivia
Cuff
Ages 9-10 1st Pat Konopka 2nd Kaleb
Royer 3rd Pat Schmal
Girls 1st Lindsay Oattes
Feet First Dives
Ages 5-6 1st Wyatt Oattes 2nd Ava
Livingston 3rd Quinlyn Moll
Ages 7-9 1st Spencer Anderson
2nd Alex Volkerijk 3rd Levi Oattes
Girls 1st Olivia Cuff 2nd Jillian
Handel
Ages 10-12 1st Pat Konopka 2nd Pat
Schmal Girls 1st Devon Moll
2nd Deidre Cuff 3rd Lindsay Oattes
Head First Dives
Ages 7-9
1st Alex Volkerijk
st
Girls 1 Olivia Cuff 2nd Lindsay
Oattes
Ages 10 – 12 1st Jordon Handel 2nd
Pat Konopka Girls tie for
1st Devon Moll and Deidre Cuff
Special Thanks to judges:
Connie and Rich Livingston, Sue
Angermeier, and Christa Irick of
M & M Management
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November, / December, 2010
Lake Pine Days was a huge success!!! Many people
talked about the fun they had at the baseball game
on Saturday, the water activities on Sunday, and the
parade and fair on Monday. This is a phenomenal
event that can only be pulled off by our dedicated
members. We are grateful and thank each and every
single one for their gift to LPCC. Listed below are these wonderful individuals. Our apologies if we
missed anyone. We hope that everyone will be able to come back again next year. If you didn’t get
a chance this year, please come out for the fun and camaraderie next year!
Chairpersons
Games – Dhyan Cassie, Evelyn Moore, Lisa Bakanas Food – Dave & Dhyan Cassie
Book Sale – John Dagney
Silent Auction – Mary Dagney
Sand Castles – Sharon Schneider, Dottie Lemye
Float – Steve Kingan, Jackie Heins
Water Sports – Pat Yurcho
Orienteering – Bob Burg
Bake Sale – Joyce Scheller
Tickets - Melinda Keene
Parade – Dave Lemyre, Bob Croll
Volunteers
The Dagney Family
Bob & Mrs Shank
Harry Silvers
Fred Foti
Steve Bakanas
Carolyn Beyer
Pete Adams
Richard DePasquale
Tammy Hunsberger
Michelle & Jackie Puzzato
Jimmy,Ann&Jordan Ernst
Dennie Brick
Ron Schiller
Judy Croll
Paul Cannon Steve Klingan
Brian Malarky
Barbra Beltran
John Mitchell & Son John
Mike Yurcho
Mike Diller
Judy Croll
Kelly Dobson
Joe Mento
Micky Shaffer
Connie Livingston
Russell Lloyd
Fran Jannelli
Betty & Debbie Green
Stephen & Jane Delacy
Steve Herman
Dan Martinez
Greg Law
Mike Doughty
Lisa Richards
Jeff Richards
Sue Anglemeir
Special thanks to Irene Maslowych for her Pierogies
More of the “Lake Pine Goes Hollywood” Float
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November, / December, 2010
“Lake Pine Goes Hollywood”
Breakfast with Santa is Coming
Saturday December 18th from 9-11 at
the
Lake Pine Colony Club
Cost: $5 deposit for each
LPCC member attending
(Refundable at the door)
(due to the amount of participation this is a members only event)
Reserve early…any questions please call Jamie
Kenyon at 856-267-5957
or at [email protected]
**Deposit due by December 11th**
Breakfast with Santa Reservation Form
Name:___________________________________________
Phone:___________________________________________
# of Adults:_______ # of kids:______
$5 per person total enclosed:_________
Please send or drop off to: Jamie Kenyon, 3 Forest Ave.
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November, / December, 2010
The LPCC Can Help
You Lower Your
Electric Bills !
The LPCC has arranged with Viridian Energy to offer
you the ability to save money on your electric bills.
At the same time Viridian will also give a donation of
$2.00 per month to the LPCC … month after month
after month, for each household that continues
to be with Viridian. They pay the $2.00 not you!
Furthermore, our Board member who signed the
LPCC up will donate an additional $1.00 per month
Viridian pays him for everyone who signs up. That’s
$3.00 per month or $36.00 per years for everyone
who signs up! If 100 of you sign up the club gets
$3600 per year! These payments come out of
Viridian’s pockets not yours!
Viridian also just announced a new cash bonus of
$10.00 for each new customer that signs up before
12/31/2010 for up to 500 customers, or up to $5,000
potentially paid to the LPCC. This is in addition to the
regular monthly payments they will make to us.
NOTE: For customers who sign up in November and
December 2010, you will receive a 10% reduction off
the already low Viridian rate on your first month of
service with Viridian.
Viridian is a responsible Green Energy
company that:
• Will NOT require a contract of you… unlike
most others
• Has NO penalties, if you want to change
companies… unlike most others
• Has NO equipment to install
• There is no application fee to sign up. So put
your check books away when you apply.
• You remain with your current electric provider
for service, billing, repairs, etc; so there is no
interruption of service. Period.
• You can choose 20% Green energy for the
greatest savings, or chose 100% Green for
those who embrace even greener lifestyles.
Other companies don’t offer this.
You can sign up online right away for those who
have computers. For those who can’t go online, we
will provide you with a form to fill out, if you don’t
have family or friends that can
assist you. With this form we can enter your
information into Viridian’s system for you. Your
information is forwarded to PSE&G.
Either way it takes only about 2 to 3 minutes to get it
done.
Go to the money saving website:
www/viridian.com/lakepine
All you do is get out your current PSE&G electric
bill, look at the second or third page, and look for the
PSE&G Electric section with an 18 digit number that
starts PoD ID: PE_____________. You will need
this number when you sign up. If you want family and
friends to save too, Viridian serves the rest of New
Jersey. Spread the word. The more of us that know
about this, the better off we’ll all be. Note that renters
and small businesses are also eligible for this benefit.
Send your questions to: Wayne Hunter –
[email protected]
If you can’t go online, you can get forms (not
information) by calling M&M Property Management
at: 856-983-9758.
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