LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION …...LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION OPEN BOARD MEETING OCTOBER 20, 2018 Present: Patty Boyd, Greta Chehrehgosha, Donna Pfingston, Dee Clark,

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Presidents Message Cont. 2

September Minutes 3-5

Loop Rep Meeting

Minutes 6-8

By-Law Submitting 9-10

Burn Ban Bullies 11

Lodge, ATV & Holding

Tank Information 12

Logo Wear 13

Sunshine/Cloud Cover

Report 14

Impounded Boats 15

For Sale Listing 16-18

Office Information 19

The holidays are a wonderful time in which the best memories come to

the surface. I find myself wondering through the holidays of my life,

remembering when I was a child and my parents where here, when my

own children were growing up and now watching my grandchildren.

Those memories are not about the shopping or the gifts but the loved ones

that shared that wonderful time with. I hope you can enjoy the holiday

season and create some amazing new memories along with your loved ones.

LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2018 NEWSLETTER

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Donna Greta Patty

Jason

Steve Tim John Roger Dee

LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

HAPPY HOLIDAYS

These are some of the comments that we often hear regarding the information you are or should be getting from Lake Trask. “I would have volunteered if I knew you were going to be working on that”, “We need better communication”. “I didn’t know that was this weekend”. On October 20th we held the annual Loop-Rep meeting (you will find the minutes for that meeting in this newsletter). One of the major issues we have is communication with the members. This was discussed at length during the loop-rep meeting. We want to get notification to members regarding things happen-ing in your area, when we need volunteers for activities, when we are going to be working in your area and when we will be having work parties and needing volunteers in your area ie; bathrooms, brush cleanup, site inspections. It was decided that the Association will create a Facebook page for each loop, this will not affect the main Facebook page. If you have a Facebook page for your loop please contact the office or me to let us know if you want us to add an additional Facebook page for your loop or if you would like to post official notifications for the Association on your page. If you are a loop rep and do not want to be the administrator, we will work to find someone to assist you with Facebook. If you would like to work with Lake Trask on your loop Facebook page, please contact the office. Many members may want to be part of more that one loop page because you are between loops.

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LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION

OPEN BOARD MEETING OCTOBER 20, 2018

Present: Patty Boyd, Greta Chehrehgosha, Donna Pfingston, Dee Clark, Roger Metcalf. Absent: Tim Kramer, Jason Moberg, and John Tannehill.

Meeting was called to order at 10:59 am in the Lodge at Lake Trask.

Greta Chehrehgosha made a motion to excuse Tim Kramer, Jason Moberg, and John

Tannehill. Motion was seconded by Dee Clark. Yes votes - 4, No votes - 0. Motion carried

with 4 Yes votes.

President Patty Boyd asked if there were any additions or corrections to the minutes from

the previous meeting, September 1, 2018. Hearing none, Greta Chehrehgosha made a motion

to accept the minutes. Motion was seconded by Dee Clark. Yes votes - 4, No votes - 0. Mo-

tion carried with 4 Yes votes.

Patty announced that the Board of Directors had voted to appoint Roger Metcalf to the

Board until the elections in September. Patty introduced newly elected Board member Dee

Clark. Patty then explained questions will be taken after the reports have been read.

There will be a potluck with Loop Representatives at 1:00 pm and all are welcome to at-

tend.

Park Operation: Gary Dail gave report. He has not heard from the State regarding the

spillway dam. The State has requested we place depth markers in the lake. They are in place;

please do not tamper with them.

Erik Rasmussen (E1-11) asked about the tree leaning on Maple. Gary is aware of the tree.

Patty asked if it will fall on anything and Gary said no.

Patty asked how are the presale site inspections being accepted? Gary says they are work-

ing well. However, some members are not always aware that all accounts must be paid up be-

fore a site can be transferred. Also, members must remove unwanted RVs as we no longer can

dispose of them.

Have the restroom roofs been prepped with baking soda for moss? Gary says not yet.

Office Report: Yvonne will be on vacation from October 27 - November 15. Gary will be

in the office assist you.

Treasurers Report: Greta Chehrehgosha gave report. There is nothing new to report. The

mix up with South Sound Bank putting money in wrong account has been corrected. Roger

Metcalf (D4-3&5) asked if there is a break down in the budget included in minutes reflecting

work orders? Greta said no, it is on the full budget sheets. Members are welcome to review

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budget sheets in office by appointment. Dee Clark made a motion to accept the Treasurers

report as read. Motion was seconded by Donna Pfingston. Motion carried with 4 Yes votes.

Audit Committee: Chuck Ehret (A6-18&19) says Don tells him they will meet soon.

Budget & Finance: Chuck Ehret says things are okay.

By-Laws: Donna Pfingston said all proposed changes must be submitted to the Board by January 31, 2019. There have been three proposals submitted. LeeAnn Skipton (C5-29) asks if we can tell members what they are so they will not be duplicated. In the past, proposed By-law changes have not been presented until the monthly newsletter in March. Patty Boyd said we

will notify you if there is a similar proposal submitted.

Building & Grounds: There are a couple of members who are interested in being on this

committee but do not want to be on the Board. This is not a problem. The Board is working

on this. We need to mud and tape the restrooms and replace siding at bottoms of exterior

walls due to water damage. The rangers will mud and tape, but we will need volunteers to

help with replacing the siding. Erik Rasmussen is still planning on working on the restroom

on Maple.

Glenda Rios (D3-21) asked if we list things we need volunteers for in the newsletter? Yes

we do.

Site Sales: We are getting people looking at sites and joining the Facebook Sales site.

Chuck Ehret asked if the number of sites for sale is low or normal? Patty says in the past the

site sales list has been 2-3 pages and even up to 5 pages during the electrical/water project.

LeeAnn Skipton asked is there a form to report repairs need in restroom? The urinal on Juni-

per runs constantly. Please notify the Park Manager (Gary Dail) when you see something

needing attention. The toilet on Timber runs as well.

Bill Bell (D2-2) asked can someone who is not a member rent a courtesy site? No, they

must be with a member to rent a courtesy site.

Loop Representatives: . There is a meeting today at 1:00 in the lodge. There will be a

potluck before the meeting. We would like to create a “Need Volunteers” column in the news-

letter.

Fish & Lake: Remember all boats must be off the lake and out of the boat storage racks

by November 1, 2018. Tom Sullens said the inflatable floats need to be off the lake shore too.

Any inflatables/floaties left on the lake shore after November 1st will be disposed of.

Entertainment: Patty Boyd said any member who has an idea for a event is welcome to

speak to the Board and we will help in anyway we can. The Board is not responsible for or-

ganizing and running the events.

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Pat Metcalf (D4-3&5) asked what the profits were from the Carnival? Greta said the Labor

Day profits are as follows: carnival profit - $472.00, small and large raffle profit - $1,902.28,

food profit - $1,142.39, Bingo profit - $325.04 for a total profit of $3,841.70.

Old Business: LeeAnn Skipton asked is there no riding in the park because of the burn

ban? Right now Green Diamond is closed for safety, due to hunters. Tom Sullens said ORVs

that are street legal can be ridden in the park.

New Business: Patty Boyd gave President Awards to Dee Clark and Drew Pfingston since

they were not present at the Labor Day Presentation. Congratulations!

During the recent Burn Ban, we had several members who were rude and yelling at our

staff. They were unhappy about not having a fire and letting the staff know it. This conduct

will not be tolerated by the Board of Directors. The staff does not make the decisions at the

lake, that is why you elected a Board of Directors.

Chuck Ehret asked if propane fire pits are allowed during a stage 1 burn ban? Yes, they are

allowed. For safety, please place the propane fire pit inside your regular fire pit.

Meeting was adjourned at 11:42 am.

______________________________________ ________________________________

Patty Boyd, President Donna Pfingston, Secretary

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LOOP REPRESENTATIVE MEETING

OCTOBER 20, 2018

Meeting was held in the lodge at Lake Trask and began at 1:20 pm.

President Patty Boyd welcomed those in attendance and explained that the purpose of this

meeting was to discuss some items and get feedback from the Reps.

Burn Ban: We use the newsletter as well as our website and Facebook page to convey in-

formation to our members. Unfortunately members do not always read them. Communication

is key to keeping the park running smoothly. During the last burn ban, we published infor-

mation regarding why we are not allowed to burn during a Stage 1 burn ban. Unfortunately,

our staff was yelled at by members who were upset about not being able to have a fire. The

Board will not tolerate this kind of treatment of our staff.

Site Inspections: Some letters were sent to members with issues on their sites, however

not every site with issues has been sent a letter yet. The question was asked if we re-check

“problem” sites after a month? Usually we do, however some inspections have not followed

up on yet. Yvonne has made a binder for each loop for site inspections.

Concerns: It was brought up that several members are not respecting the quiet times.

Loud music, partying and swearing are going on till 1:00 am, well past 10:00 pm and 12:00

am (weekends) rules. It was suggested we have one quiet time all week, perhaps 10:00 pm.

We may need to make a clarification on the Bylaw. Please remember we are a family park and

be respectful of the ones around you.

Restrooms: Our goal is to fix the lower portions of the exterior siding with cement board

or possibly new T1-11 with metal flashing on lower portion. This will prevent water damage

that will eventually seep into the inside and damage the drywall. Once the outside is complet-

ed, we will move on the interior. The rangers will be taping and mudding the drywall. Loop

members can then paint the interiors. Perhaps have a loop get together and come up with a

plan on how to decorate your loops restroom.

Facebook loop pages: Each loop can make a Facebook page for their loop. This is a good

way to get the word out to everyone on your loop. Can we link the individual loop Facebook

pages to the Lake Trask Facebook page?

In the past the loop representatives have had a chairperson, would you like to reinstate this?

Most felt it is working well with having a Board representative for each loop.

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Are there any other concerns? People are shooting on Green Diamond property off Willow.

Patty says to call 911 and report this. No one is allowed to shoot that close to populated areas.

Are the propane fire pits considered “open flames”? Mason County allows them during a

stage 1 burn ban. For further information regarding the regulations for Mason County, mem-

bers can go the their website and under “recreational fire are allowed” they can click the link.

That will explain in depth what is required to meet regulations. We can write a policy explain-

ing why we cannot have open fires during stage 1 burn bans. Can we regulate the height of

flames on propane fire pits? Someone had a propane fire pit with a very high flame. The size

of the flame on propane fire pits is regulated. If it is too high, possibly the fire pit has been

“modified” illegally. We need to establish a standard for propane fire pits.

When there are new members on your loop, go and introduce yourself and welcome them.

It’s a great way to establish communications!

Thank you to everyone who came to the meeting.

______________________________________ ________________________________

Patty Boyd, President Donna Pfingston, Secretary

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BOARD MEMBERS LOOP ASSIGNMENTS

A SECTION Patty Boyd, President

A SECTION John Tannehill, Position 4

B SECTION Jason Moberg, Vice President

B SECTION Dee Clark, Position 1

C SECTION Roger Metcalf, Position 3

C SECTION Steve Remeto, Position 5

D SECTION Donna Pfingston, Secretary

D SECTION Tim Kramer, Position 2

E SECTION Greta Chehrehgosha, Treasurer

The Board members are here to assist the Loop Representatives in these

sections. Loop Reps can go to the Board member for their section with

questions, concerns, etc.

This list was current as of this publishing.

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By the way ….By-Law time is on its way!

If you are thinking of submitting a revision or new By-law for 2019, remember you must have them to the By-law Committee by January 31, 2019.

Write up your revision/new submittal and drop it off at the office at Trask. Please include your name, site number and contact information on submittal.

Article 6, AMENDMENTS in our By-laws outlines the requirements for submitting revisions or new By-laws. The general membership votes on By-laws every April.

We have three submissions so far.

Thank you!

Donna Pfingston

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SUBMITTING A REVISION OR NEW BY-LAW PROPOSAL

REVISION EXAMPLE:

CURRENT BY-LAW:

1.1 FUN: All campers at Lake Trask shall have as much fun as they can possibly handle.

PROPOSED BY-LAW REVISION;

1.1 FUN: All campers at Lake Trask shall have as much fun as they can possible handle

and take lots of pictures.

NEW BY-LAW EXAMPLE:

NEW BY-LAW PROPOSAL:

1.2 FUN: Ice cream shall be served at all meetings.

By-law revisions/proposals are voted on at the Annual Membership Meeting held in April. The member

submitting revisions/proposals may be asked to explain their revision/proposal to the general membership at

the April Annual meeting. Members may ask for further explanations and/or questions regarding submitted

proposals.

Per our By-Laws - ARTICLE 6 , 6.2 TIME FRAME: any proposed amendments to the Association by-

laws shall be submitted, in writing, to the chairman of the By-La committee by January 31, upon review of

the proposed changes, the By-Law chair will submit the committee’s recommendations to the Board of

Directors for their review. 04/2/13. By-law 6.2.1: The Board of Directors shall have final approval or

disapproval on all recommended proposed Bylaw changes submitted by members before a vote is allowed.

If submitting a new By-law, please list under which Article number in the current By-laws you would like

to place your submittal.

If revising an existing By-law, please list the current By-laws you would like to revise. Print existing

By-law and then the proposed revision you are submitting. Please underline the changes.

List your name, site number and contact information on your submission. The By-law committee may

need to contact you to discuss your submittal.

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BURN BAN BULLIES

We all enjoy sitting around our toasty campfires, roasting hotdogs and enjoying

time spent with our family and friends. However, what we as a Board do not enjoy

are members who are rude and bully our staff when there is a Burn Ban at the lake.

It has been made very clear to our members that when Mason County allows

recreational fires in APPROVED FIRE PITS during stage 1 bans, there is still a burn

ban at the lake. We at Lake Trask do not meet the County's APPROVED PIT require-

ments. All fire pits must be 25 feet from combustibles: trees, structures, RVs, brush,

etc. The only fire pit at Lake Trask that meets the Mason County APPROVED FIRE

PIT regulations is the one on the beach at the lodge.

During the recent burn ban at the lake, several members were extremely rude

and bullying to our staff. Shouting at them and making them feel threatened will

not be tolerated. The staff does not make the decisions for the Association, that is

the Boards job. We have to follow the regulations established by Mason County and

Bureau of Land Management.

Anyone who has an issue with these decisions should take it up with the Board.

Our staff are only doing their jobs so please remember that; instead of yelling at

them.

We as a Board appreciate the hard work our staff does here at the Lake, it would

be nice for members to let them know too.

Thank you,

Lake Trask Board of Directors

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Lodge

We are having a Lodge Beautification planning Meeting on Saturday,

December 1st at 1:00 pm. If you can help in anyway please be there.

Hope to see everyone there!

Holding Tanks

Those that have holding tanks in use are required to have them pumped by October 1st every year. Also you are suppose to have your completed holding tank installation approved before you use it. If you haven't had your completed holding tank installation inspected and approved by Building and Grounds, please call the office and set up an appointment to have your finial inspection completed by the Building and Grounds Committee. Thank you

ATV MEETING

There will be a ATV Meeting on March 16, 2019 at 1:00 pm.

All ATV/ORV riders need to attend the meeting.

Important information and changes will be discussed.

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JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS!

OUR NEW 2018/2019 LAKE TRASK LOGO WEAR IS HERE

KIDS T-SHIRTS & HATS

SIZES - SMALL, MEDIUM & LARGE

COLORS - GRAY, GREEN & BLUE

T-SHIRTS - $10.00 EACH + TAX

HATS - $10.00 EACH + TAX

ADULT T-SHIRTS & HATS

SIZES - SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE,

XLARGE, 2-XL & 3-XL

T– SHIRT COLORS - GRAY, DARK GREEN,

PINK & PURPLE

HATS COLORS - PINK, PURPLE, KHAKI & GRAY

T-SHIRTS - S, M, L & XL - $15.00 EACH + TAX

T-SIRTS - 2 XL & 3 XL - $17.00 EACH + TAX

HATS - $15.00 EACH + TAX

ADULT CAMO T-SHIRTS & HATS

SIZES - MEDIUM, LARGE, XLARGE, 2-XL & 3-XL

T-SHIRTS - M, L & XL– 25.00 EACH + TAX

T-SHIRTS - 2 XL & 3 XL - $27.00 EACH + TAX

CAMO HATS - $17.00 EACH + TAX

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Congratulations to our Office Manager - Yvonne

on the birth of her new Grandson Oliver Alexander DeBoer

born on October 24, 2018

Mom & Baby are doing great!

ROJAS GUZMAN A5-07

RACHAEL GUALTIERI A7-03

CHRIS SCHUMACHER A9-23

FREEDA BARKER A9-26 & 32

(CORRECTION) -MICHAEL & CHRIS KEANE B2-31

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

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Boats Removed from The Lake 2018

Row 1 B6-10 Old Town Green Canoe

B5-01 Orange Canoe

Row 2 C4-11 Monaco Paddle Boat

C4-11 Green “Lowe” Aluminum Boat

A1-33 White Fiber Glass Boat

Row 3 A1-33 Pelican Paddle Boat

E3-09 Water Wheeler Paddle Boat

B4-09 Pelican Paddle Boat

Row 4 D4-03 Riviera Paddle Boat

D(?) Riviera Paddle Boat

B1-02 Water Wheeler Paddle Boat

Row 5 A8-16 Blue & White Paddle Boat

C1-15 Fiberglass Midland Hawk Boat

Unmarked Blue & White paddle boat

Row 6 Unmarked 8’ Livingston Fiberglass Boat

A3-13 Aluminum Boat

There is a $50.00 Impound Fee that must be paid before you can pick up your boat from Impound.

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TOURS AND VIEWING SITES FOR SALE: AS WE ARE ENTERING OUR FALL AND

WINTER HOURS, TOURS ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM. PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE AT 360-426-5692 TO SCHEDULE AN

APPOINTMENT TO COME FOR A TOUR AND VIEWING SITES FOR SALE.

THANK YOU!

A5-07 - SPRUCE - SOLD B5-12 - FOREST - $15,000.00

A6-02 - SALAL/SPRUCE - $15,000.00 B5-14 - FOREST - $13,000.00

A6-06 - SALAL/SPRUCE - SOLD B6-06 - ELDERBERRY - SOLD

A6-27 - SALAL/SPRUCE - $7,000.00 B6-22 - ELDERBERRY - $11,000.00

A6-29 - SALAL/SPRUCE - $7,000.00 C1-04 - ALDER - $13,000.00

A7-03 - OAK - SOLD C1-06 - ALDER - $13,000.00

A7-22 - OAK - SOLD C4-13 - BEECH - $11,000.00

B2-30 - HUCKLEBERRY - $10,000.00 C4-24 - BEECH - $7,000.00

B2-31 - HUCKLEBERRY - SOLD C5-02 - JUNIPER - SOLD

B2-33 - HUCKLEBERRY -$12,000.00 C5-07 - JUNIPER - SOLD

B4-05 - WALNUT- $12,000.00 E2-22 – MAPLE - SOLD

B4-07 - WALNUT - $11,000.00 E3-04 - CATTAIL -$13,000.00

B5-03 - FOREST - $8,000.00 E3-05 - CATTAIL - $13,000.00



***ALL SITES HAVE ELECTRIC AND WATER***

**THE ASSOCIATION IS OFFERING CURRENT MEMBERS A FINDERS FEE OF $100.00

FOR REFERRING A NEW MEMBER PURCHASING AN ASSOCIATION SITE.**

******NEW SITE LISTING - B6-30 ELDERBERRY - $ 12,000.00 ******

OFFERS ACCEPTED - JANUARY 1, 2019

ASSOCIATION FOR SALE LISTING

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MEMBERS FOR SALE LISTING

A5-02 - SPRUCE - $8,200.00 –CASH

Natural wooded site, close to the lake beach, dock and Lodge.

*GARY- 425-422-1730

*NEW PRICE - A7-07 - OAK -

$7,000.00 - CASH

Trailer site ready, approved fire pit. It's a great site and just a short walk to the

lodge, lake and play area. Near Courtesy site and restrooms. Also great for tent camping.

*MONTE & VALERIE - 253-851-3977

*Offering current members a $100.00 Finders Fee

*NEW LISTING - A7-15 - OAK -

$10,000.00 - OBO - CASH

Large flat site, near restrooms on a quiet loop. Site has been cleared and ready for trailer with little to no work required. Any reasonable cash

offer will be considered.

*PAUL - 253-288-3633 *EMAIL - [email protected]


A9-10 HEMLOCK - $12,000.00 - CASH

Level gravel lot on a quiet loop.

10x21 covered shelter, 12’ trailer and a 3.5 x 14’ storage shed, picnic table

And 2 benches.

(tent trailer is not included)

*JULIE - 360-440-3099 *EMAIL - [email protected]


B2-27 - HUCKLEBERRY -

$19,000.00 CASH

Approved Fire pit, Near Bathrooms. Nicely Landscaped. Camper Included

*ROY - 253-839-0266


*NEW LISTING - B3-01 PONDEROSA

$25,000.00 CASH - OBO

Fire Pit , fully furnished with dishes, pots, pans, utensils, towels, bedding, picnic table,

BBQ, gray water tote, TV & DVD PLAYER. . On a corner lot with green belt.

Close to bathroom, great neighbors

*STEVE & KANDI - 253-569-3843 *EMAIL: [email protected]


*NEW - B3-21 & B3-23 - PONDEROSA

$43,500.00 CASH

Comes with a 2006 34ft Alpenlite Trailer. Two sites on the Lake with a Fire pit

All set up and ready to go.

*JAMES - 253-973-3894


*NEW LISTING - C2-03 BLUEBERRY -

$19,500.00 CASH

Large cleared lot, 100 yards from Beach. Comes with a 1978 34’ Winnebago.

Covered awning, approved fire pit, patio with picnic table and storage shed.

*LEE - 360-598-4109

*EMAIL: [email protected]


C3-02 & 04 - BLACKBERRY -

$38,000.00 - CASH

Shed, up to date fire pit, new rock wall, three trailer hook-ups, site cleared for covered

picnic area. Pull thru for large RV’s.

*JAN - 360-479-2658

*NEW - C4-05 - BEECH -

$10,500.00 - CASH

View of the Lake with drive thru driveway,

Trailer Ready, Located next to bathroom

and Fire pit approved.

*DONNA –360-870-9991

*EMAIL - [email protected]


* NEW PRICE - D2-05 FERN -

$18,000 CASH

Nice big lot with room for another trailer. Approved fire pit and storage shed.

Paddle boat included. Come take a look, You won’t be sorry.

*RICHARD - 360-509-8113


*NEW - D3-17 - TIMBER

$8,000.00 CASH

Nice Site ready for you to fix up the way you want it.

*JOE & SARA—253-269-2209 *EMAIL - [email protected]


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MEMBERS FOR SALE LISTING

E1-09 & E1-10 - WILLOW -

$38,000.00 CASH

35’ Trailer with cover, 8’x28’ closed in living area. Attached 12’x20’ deck with cover,

10’x10’ guest area with attached 5’x10’ covered deck. 25’ Prowler trailer, 4 sheds,

horseshoe pits, sand box and more.

*ED & CINDY- 206-966-0186 *EMAIL - [email protected]


E2 - 07 & 08 MAPLE

PRICE REDUCED - $24,000.00 OBO

E2-07 has full outside kitchen w/on demand hot and cold water heater, 2 trailers w/full size

bed and bunk beds, fire pit.

E2-08 large site, trailer ready w/fire pit. Next to bathrooms with showers and

ATV gate.

WILL NOT SPLIT SITES.

*MONA OR STEVE - 206-853-0601 EMAIL: [email protected]


E5-01 - CATTAIL - $20,000.00 - CASH

Site is located next to restrooms w/showers. Comes with a 16’x16’ picnic shelter,

fire pit and a RV cover .

Quite Area with Awesome Neighbors!

*GRETA - 206-499-2377 EMAIL - [email protected]


PRICED REDUCED - E5-03 & 04 -

CATTAIL - $7,000.00 - OBO - CASH

2 large sites, close to bathroom.

*DANNE - 360-265-9556

*PRICE REDUCED - E5-19 &20 CATTAIL - $14,000.00 CASH/OBO

“Sundown” 2 lots at top of the park on

Cattail. View of the Olympics and sunset. Trailer space. Short trail to the restroom &

showers. Circular through driveway.

**Will consider selling separately for $7,000.00 each**

*CYNDI - 360-509-2106

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OF

Lake Trask Timber Trails Association

Mailing Address:

PO Box B Shelton WA 98584

Phone: 360-426-5692 * Fax: 360-426-0173

E-mail: [email protected] * Website: www.laketrask.org

FACEBOOK

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lake-Trask-Timber-Trails-Association/406739186079643

https://www.facebook.com/Lake-Trask-Rocks-1954299494841472

Lake Trask Facebook Site Sales Page - www.facebook.com/groups/1091196634294680

Physical Address:

East 1101 Lake Trask Drive Grapeview, Washington 98546

OFFICE HOURS

Sunday OFFICE CLOSED

Monday OFFICE CLOSED

Tuesday OFFICE CLOSED

Wednesday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Thursday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Saturday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

OFFICE CLOSED FOR LUNCH

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

BOOKKEEPER HOURS

Wednesday - 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Email: [email protected]

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lake-Trask-Timber-Trails-Association/406739186079643

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LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION …...LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION OPEN BOARD MEETING OCTOBER 20, 2018 Present: Patty Boyd, Greta Chehrehgosha, Donna Pfingston, Dee Clark,