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Amador Pines Landowners Association is a volunteer organization that relies on owners and residents to step forward and maintain the community roads and common areas.
Were it not for a core group of volunteers and seasonal helpers, the cost of maintenance and repair would require significantly higher property assessments.
You Can Help – Consider leading or serving on a committee. Most committees are seasonal working just one day a week, other committees are occasional. Fill out our volunteer form to sign up.
APLO Committees
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Amador Pines Landowners Association Leadership
APLO Officers
- President – Robin Bell
- Vice President – Sam Grimm
- Secretary – Lori Rickford
- Treasurer – Penny Hill
- Assistant Treasurer – Sharon Groffman & Bob Humphreys
APLO Directors
- Robin Bell
- Sam Grimm
- Charlie Tine
- John Meehl
- Jo Ann Ogburn
- Kelly McGee
Jim Eldredge Phone: 209-295-7455 Email:
APLO Point of Contact (POC) for complaints, concerns or general information. This is primarily for roads and snow plow. If you have an issue with something else and cannot resolve it on your own, please contact Jim. He will help to resolve your issue or if he cannot, he will pass the issue to the Board and/or Committee Chairs for a determination on how and if the issue can be resolved. Please remember everyone, including Jim, is a volunteer. Please be respectful when voicing your complaint/concerns.
- Doug Holden Roads/Culverts
- Doug Holden Snowplow
- Charlie Tine Maintenance
- Rich Urban Brushing
- Tim Rickford Park/Ponds
- Rick Onstad Signs/Mailboxes
- Sue Cola Welcome Committee
- Lori Rickford Volunteer Committee
APLO Board of Directors serve 2 year terms and elected to office by the membership at the annual meeting.
Member attendance – By statute, members can observe the board conduct business. In addition, they can address the board during the open forum portion of the meeting.
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Amador Pines Landowners of Units 2 and 5
Amador Pines Landowners of Units 2 and 5 (APLO) is a corporation. The name of the corporation is Amador Pines Landowners of Units 2 and 5, Inc. and is known as the Association. It was formed pursuant to the California Nonprofit Mutual Benefit Corporation Law.
APLO Units 2 and 5 are known as the Properties.
The specific and primary purpose of the Association is to repair, maintain and manage the existing road system within Amador Pines, Units 2 and 5, a residential planned development located Amador County, California. It also provides for snow removal, enforces the Rules and Regulations adopted by the Board of Directors, enforces the Association CC&Rs plus promote the use and enjoyment of the Common Area by the Owners in common.
The terms defined in the Declarations and Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) for Amador Pines, Units 2 and 5, were recorded in March 1995.
Membership
Every owner of every lot within the Properties is a Member of the Association. Membership in the Association is automatic and mandatory. Every owner becomes an automatic member of the Association and membership automatically transfers to any new owner of a property.
Ownership of a lot provides for a single vote in the Association. If more than one person owns a lot, all of the owners shall be deemed one Member for voting purposes.
Meetings
APLO has regular Board Meetings plus an Annual Meeting.
APLO Board
The Board of Directors consists of 7 elected members. Elections are held annually. The term of office is 2 years.
Committees
The APLO Board establishes and appoints committees to accomplish various tasks. These committees may be standing or special task committees. All committee positions are volunteer. Fill out our volunteer form if you are interested in helping out.
Member Assessments
Owners of lots within the Properties are subject to Regular, Special and Special Individual Assessments. Assessments are based on a single property. Every property, whether bare land or with a dwelling is subject to assessments. Owners of multiple properties, whether separated or adjoining are subject to an assessment on each property.
For specific details regarding any of the above items, please consult the APLO Units 2 and 5 Bylaws.