Flagstaff Area ATV Club Meeting 4/15/2012 

Authors:  Peter & Nancy Wagner  peterwagner2@tds.net  Web Advisor

1.)  Meeting brought to order at 10AM starting with the Pledge of Allegiance.   31 members in attendance

2.) Presidents Report  Don Plante damp@tds.net

• The club received a thank you from the food pantry
• Motion carried to make $100.00 donation to the Sugarloaf Marathon that is a fund raiser for the Sugarloaf Charitable Trust that supports the charities of Franklin County
• Motion carried to  make a $300.00 annual Food Pantry Donation from the club
• Saturday August 4th there will be a ride for Autism in Bingham.  If interested check it out on facebook.  Jeff Ireland & Ed Barrett http://www.facebook.com/#1/GROUP/200831506698323/
• Information sign will be up in front of the town office.  Check it for events and meetings
• Please note – Aftermarket exhaust systems have a higher decible level than allowable by the State of Maine laws
• We are still pushing for a reciprocal registration between Vermont, NH,and Maine
• ATV Maine Calendar Raffle Tickets are on sale for $10.00.  Benefits 3 charities.  Tickets can be purchased at The White Wolf Inn
• Motion carried to do the lobster raffle again with the Lions Club.  Look forward to getting your ticket.

3.) Vice President Report:  Sandi Isgro sandi.whitewolf@gmail.com

Moose Loop Meeting – Motion carried to spend $100.00 for Moose Loop Signs

• Memorial Weekend Kickoff- Keep this weekend open

4.)Treasurers Report:  Bob Dennett rdennett@maine.rr.com

• The club is looking good .  No trail work monies needed at this time
• All bills are paid

5.) Membership Secretary:  Ruthann Smith dooer@roadrunner.com 207-246-3201

• At this time we have 160 paid members. I want to thank all those loyal
  members that have rejoined so far this season. There is a lot of repairs
  to pay for this year and the bulk of our money come from memberships.
  I`m now working on items left for donation to be sold at the Eclectic
  Treasures on Main St in Stratton. This is another way to add a little
  cash to the club account. I do need to remind people that I cannot work
  with chipped, cracked or damaged articles. If the items are clean it is
  a wonderful bonus for me. As in the past you may drop off items at the
  White Wolf in Stratton or call me at my number listed above.

6.)TrailmasterReport: Dick Smith dooer@roadrunner.com

• March 16th   I put up the mud season signs.
  March 24th   I closed the North Branch and Brochu Bridges.
  March 30th   I went to Kingfield for a Moose Loop meeting.
  The Penobscott Nation has turned down our request to reopen the Snow Mtn
  Loop.
  April 13th   I took the excavator to the Cathedral Pines trail and moved
  the post over to 62″ and put in another post, filled holes and cut
  downed trees.
  April 14th   I took the excavator to the Pines trail and cut and hauled
  cribbing in preparation of work days for the next 2 weeks.
  I have ordered a lift of lumber, I expect to pick it up on Monday.
  Anyone willing to help with the boardwalk repairs will be appreciated.
  You will need boots and a hammer. Our longest boardwalk is 1000′ long
  and when that is finished the Senior one has to be redone and widened.
  The woods are dry and the mud is not too bad. Everyone is anxious for
  our season to open. LETS GET THIS JOB DONE!
  Anyone wanting to work can call:   Don  246-5946   damp@tds.net   OR  
  Dick  246-3201   dooer@roadrunner.com