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Good neighbors. Helpful information.

Your neighborhood.
A little more connected.

The people to call. The links to save. The recommendations to keep handy. Welcome to your Kat’s Korner community hub.

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directory listings · 32 service categories · One handy place

A seasonal note from Kat · Fall 2026

Fall home reminders

A few small checks now can help keep our homes comfortable and safe through the colder months.

Turn back the clocks: Daylight saving time ends at 2:00 a.m. Sunday, November 1. Set clocks back one hour before bed Saturday night. Many phones and electronic devices update automatically.
Check smoke and carbon monoxide alarms: Use the test button and replace removable batteries as needed. For sealed 10-year batteries, follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
Check your furnace filter and replace or clean it as appropriate for your system.
Disconnect garden hoses before freezing weather arrives.

See all fall reminders

Check the batteries in thermostats, flashlights, and weather radios.
For an outdoor spigot with an indoor shutoff, shut off its supply from inside the basement, then open the outdoor spigot briefly to drain remaining water. Follow the instructions for your particular plumbing setup.
Clean the dryer lint screen after every load, and consider having the dryer vent professionally cleaned if it has been a while.
Keep flashlights, batteries, medications, and other basic supplies available in case of a power outage.
Use candles and space heaters cautiously, and never leave them unattended.

A few minutes spent checking these items now can help keep our homes and community comfortable and safe. Enjoy the beautiful fall season!

01 / Neighbor referrals

The vendor directory

Browse all 32 categories, with contact details and original resident experiences.

Explore listings ↗

02 / Management

Who to call at IRM

Find IRM’s contact details and learn how to submit or check a maintenance request through the owner portal.

Contacts & work orders ↗

03 / Around Canton

Trash & recycling

Holiday schedule changes, recycling reminders, and official township links.

Collection information ↗

Save Kat’s Korner for easy access

Keep the little house handy so you can return without searching for an email. Choose the instructions for your device below. Saving it as an app opens this same website; an internet connection is still needed.

Start by opening www.lprcommunitynews.org in your browser. You can name your saved favorite or shortcut Kat’s Korner.

Computer: save a favorite or bookmark

With Kat’s Korner open in Edge, Chrome or Brave, press Ctrl + D on Windows, or Command + D on a Mac.
Name it Kat’s Korner. Choose the Favorites bar or Bookmarks bar as its folder, then select Save or Done.
In Edge, Chrome or Brave on Windows, press Ctrl + Shift + B if the bar is hidden. Your saved link will appear near the top of the browser.

On a Mac using Safari, use Bookmarks → Add Bookmark and choose Favorites.

Windows computer: save as an app and pin to the bottom taskbar

The taskbar is the strip of app icons along the bottom of your Windows screen. Choose your browser:

Microsoft Edge: Open the three-dot menu (…), then look under More tools → Apps → Install this site as an app. Some versions show Apps directly in the menu.
Google Chrome: Open the three-dot menu (⋮) → Cast, save, and share → Install page as app. You may also see an install icon beside the address bar.
Follow the installation prompts. When the website opens in its own window, right-click its icon on the Windows taskbar and select Pin to taskbar. Edge may offer a Pin to taskbar checkbox after installation.

Menu wording varies by browser version. If you do not see an install option, saving a favorite or bookmark above is a simple alternative.

Microsoft Edge app help ↗ · Google Chrome app help ↗

iPhone or iPad: add the house to your Home Screen

Open Kat’s Korner in Safari. If you are viewing it inside an email app, open the link in Safari first.
Tap Share—the square with an upward arrow. Depending on your Safari layout, it may be inside the More (…) menu.
Scroll through the actions and tap Add to Home Screen. If it is missing, look under Edit Actions.
Use the name Kat’s Korner. If offered, leave Open as Web App on for an app-style window. Tap Add.

Look for the house icon on your Home Screen. You add it separately on each device.

Apple’s Home Screen instructions ↗

Android phone or tablet: add to your Home Screen

Open Kat’s Korner in Google Chrome.
Tap the three-dot menu (⋮) beside the address bar.
Choose Install and create shortcut, then Create shortcut or Install. Some versions call this Add to Home screen.
If asked, name it Kat’s Korner, then tap Add or Install and follow any placement prompts.

Google’s Home Screen shortcut instructions ↗

Buttons may look a little different on your device. These instructions were checked October 25, 2026. If you get stuck, tell Kat which device and browser you use.

Help keep Kat’s Korner useful.
Send Kat a recommendation, correction or update: katskorner@lprcommunitynews.org . Submissions are reviewed before being added. For maintenance or Association matters, contact IRM directly; messages to Kat do not create or track a service request.

The community guide, made searchable

Find your next helping hand.

All vendor sections from the May 2026 guide, plus ABI and ADV. Original comments—including mixed experiences—are available under Details.

Planning exterior work? Check current Association requirements and any alteration/modification approval first. Historical comments may mention services, products or practices that have changed.

Source guide: May 2026, with later resident-supplied updates. Dated corrections appear under Details when a date is documented. “Updated” identifies a change; “Last confirmed” identifies a specific check. Neither means every detail in a listing has been verified.

How to read resident comments

Details separate positive experiences, mixed experiences or concerns, and comments about other businesses where applicable. Names identify the person or household sharing each account when provided; unnamed comments stay unnamed. A concern is a resident’s reported experience, not a finding by Kat or the Association. Recommendation counts exclude concern-only accounts; read any limits on mixed recommendations.

For a correction, update, or removal of your name, comment, or both, email katskorner@lprcommunitynews.org.

How household recommendations are counted

Counts reflect identifiable recommending households in the guide, counted once per business—not individual people, visits or repeated comments. Unnamed recommendations are not assigned an exact total. Mixed or negative feedback is shown separately; read Details for context. These are shared experiences, not star ratings or a complete survey.

Type a business name, service or recommending neighbor. Results appear automatically—no need to press Enter. Search matches complete words and common service terms. Direct name and service matches appear first; matches found only in neighbor names or historical comments are labeled. Open Details for context.

Browse all 32 categories

Has resident concerns in comments

Includes mixed experiences and comments about other businesses. Read Details before drawing a conclusion; this is not a rating or a complete record of complaints.

These are resident-shared listings, not Association endorsements. Some source entries lack phone numbers; those have not been guessed. Older prices and contact details should be confirmed directly.

Management & maintenance

IRM, right at your fingertips.

Quick contacts for In Rhodes Management and your owner portal.

Community management

Leila Breault
Incoming Community Manager
Beginning mid-to-late November

Leila@inrhodes.com

248-652-8221, ext. 135

Amanda Kenfield
Assistant Manager

Amanda@inrhodes.com

248-652-8221, ext. 128

Contact information source: October 2026. Links Connection newsletter. Confirm current assignments and contact details with IRM.

Owner Portal

For nonemergency maintenance, use IRM’s owner portal to submit the details and look for status updates. Your existing portal sign-in is required. If you call or email instead, ask IRM for confirmation or a request number.

Open IRM Owner Portal ↗

IRM (In Rhodes Management) is the management company. FRONTSTEPS and Caliber are names you may see for its owner portal; these links lead to the same portal service. New users may need their account number to register. Contact IRM if you need that number or help signing up.

How to submit or view a maintenance request

Sign in and select Maintenance (the crossed-tools icon).
Select Submit New Request.
Choose the appropriate Type. For a request about your home, select Unit, then select your address under Location.
Choose the Category that best matches the issue.
In Description/Notes, explain the problem. In Issue Location, say exactly where it is, such as “rear gutter above the deck.”
Review your information, then select Submit. To leave without sending, select Close.

To view requests, return to Maintenance. Choose Current Items or All Items, then select the magnifying-glass icon beside a request for details.

Home and Maintenance views may show different records. If an expected request is missing, or a request appears at the wrong address, ask IRM to check it. Do not assume that a phone call or email automatically creates a visible portal entry.

If you are unsure which type or category to choose, contact IRM.

Show me where to click: find Association documents

Select Documents in the portal’s top menu.
Under Document Folders, expand Owners if needed.
Select the folder you need, such as Governing Documents, Insurance Certificate or Meeting Minutes. Available files appear on the right.

The initial screen may say “No Documents Available.” Select a folder first. If the material you need is still missing, ask IRM.

Sample Documents screen: Documents is in the top menu; Owners and its document folders are on the left. — Example screen—sample name and fictitious account number. Your portal will show your own information. Select the picture to enlarge it.

Show me where to click: find links and modification information

Select WebLinks in the portal’s top menu.
Under Web Link Folders on the left, select In Rhodes Website.
In the list on the right, find Modification Request and select the blue link beside it.

Planning a new deck, awning or another exterior change? Check the current alteration/modification requirements and ask IRM where to submit your application. A maintenance request is not approval to begin work.

Sample WebLinks screen: select WebLinks, then In Rhodes Website on the left, then the blue link beside Modification Request on the right. — Example screen—sample name and fictitious account number. Your portal will show your own information. Select the picture to enlarge it.

Steps and example screens reviewed against the owner portal on October 24, 2026. Folder names and available materials may change. IRM owner portal information ↗

Other ways to contact IRM

For burned-out community lights or other exterior concerns, describe the issue and its exact location.

Telephone

248-652-8221

Email

workorder@inrhodes.com

Copy the address, then paste it into a new message in whichever email service you use. Include your name, unit address, phone number, the issue and its location. Attach photos when helpful.

Office hours

Monday–Thursday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Closed for lunch: noon–1 p.m.

After-hours property emergencies

Call 248-652-8221 and press 7, as prompted, for the after-hours agent. Use this route for urgent property concerns instead of relying on an email being seen.

For fire or a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

Hours and emergency instructions: IRM contact page ↗ · Checked October 15, 2026.

Canton Township resources

A handy collection-day companion.

Links of Pheasant Run collection information, recycling help and Canton Township programs.

Thursday is collection day

Trash, recycling and seasonal yard waste are collected at Links of Pheasant Run every Thursday, except when a holiday changes that week’s schedule.

Township collection page ↗

Missed pickup or a cart issue?

Priority Waste: 586-228-1200

If unresolved, Canton Public Works: 734-397-1011, ext. 0.

Source: Canton trash collection ↗

Recycling made easier

Put recyclables loose in the cart; do not bag them.
Empty and rinse containers.
Flatten cardboard and fit it inside the cart.
Not accepted in curbside recycling: plastic bags, foam, cords, food waste, electronics and batteries.

Full accepted / not accepted list ↗

Source: Canton’s automated recycling page · Checked October 15, 2026.

Household battery drop-off

Summit on the Park accepts common household batteries, such as AA, AAA, C and D batteries.

Look for the collection basket/tub on the table by the pool. No car batteries. Keep batteries out of your curbside recycling cart.

Last confirmed: October 23, 2026. Katherine confirmed these household battery drop-off details by phone with the Summit. Ask staff about any battery type you are unsure of before dropping it off.

Food Compost Pilot Program

Canton residents can volunteer for the township’s food-waste composting program and use one of five designated drop-off locations. Accepted items include fruits and vegetables, meat and bones, dairy products, bread and grains, eggshells, coffee filters, grease, napkins and paper towels, and BPI-certified compostable products.

Pet waste, glass, metal and plastic are not accepted. Participants should complete Canton’s volunteer application before using the program and submit the township’s check-in form after each drop-off.

Program details, locations & sign-up ↗

Source: Canton Township Food Compost Pilot Program · Checked October 18, 2026.

Published holiday collection changes

2026 schedule, including New Year’s Day 2027. The changes below apply to the affected collection weekdays.

Holiday	Collection change
New Year’s Day · January 1, 2026	Thursday and Friday routes move one day later.
Memorial Day · May 25	All routes move one day later that week.
Independence Day · July 4	No delay; the holiday falls on Saturday.
Labor Day · September 7	All routes move one day later that week.
Thanksgiving · November 26	Thursday routes move to Friday; Friday routes move to Saturday.
Christmas · December 25	Friday routes move to Saturday.
New Year’s Day · January 1, 2027	Friday routes move to Saturday.

Source: Canton’s official holiday schedule ↗ · Checked October 15, 2026. Check the official page for subsequent changes.

Set-out reminder

Canton asks that refuse, recycling and yard waste be at the curb by 6:30 a.m. Recyclables belong on the opposite side of the driveway from trash.

Source: Canton collection instructions ↗

Canton Clean-up

The township publishes designated Saturday drop-off dates and accepted-material rules. Check the current schedule before making a trip.

Dates, location & accepted items ↗

Source: Canton’s official Clean-up page · Dates are subject to change.

Small reminders, useful links

A little help around the condo.

Home reminders, questions for your insurance agent and community shortcuts.

Protect your home

Before freezing weather

Disconnect garden hoses. Locate the interior shutoff for your outdoor spigot and follow the appropriate winterizing procedure for your fixture. Ask a plumber if you are unsure.

Browse plumbers ↗

Catch a water leak early

Wi-Fi sensors can send phone alerts; standalone water alarms sound locally without an app. Choose the approach that suits your home.

Three photos from Kat and John’s home: a probe in the sump pit, a floor-drain-area sensor on a small piece of wood, and a probe at the base of the water heater. The guide also compares Wi-Fi alerts and standalone alarms. — **Examples from Kat and John’s home** · Shared in Kat’s October 4, 2026 email. Select the picture to open it separately.

Sump area: A probe is positioned to detect rising water in their sump pit.
Floor-drain area: Their sensor sits on a small piece of wood to avoid routine humidifier-drain splashes. This is their household arrangement, not a general installation instruction; a raised sensor may not detect shallow water.
Water heater: A probe at the base of the tank detects water reaching it.

Follow your device manufacturer’s placement and testing instructions. Phone alerts depend on the device, power, network and app settings. The picture illustrates their experience, not a required brand or an Association-approved installation.

Read more from Kat’s email

Edited summary of Kat’s Korner email · October 4, 2026. Email formatting and personal details omitted; links updated for this guide.

John and Kat placed alarms near their sump area, floor drain and water heater. Other possible locations include under sinks and near washing machines, dishwashers and refrigerator water lines.

Follow the manufacturer’s placement and testing instructions. Keep your main water shutoff accessible. An alarm can warn you about water; it does not repair a leak.

Lights & exterior issues

Report burned-out community lights or exterior concerns to IRM. Include the closest address and a clear description of the location.

Open IRM Owner Portal ↗View Kat’s IRM guide & contacts ↗

Smoke alarms & heat sensors

Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for testing and maintaining your smoke alarms. Questions about an Association-maintained heat sensor? Contact IRM.

Management contacts ↗

Is your furnace ready for winter?

Consider a fall furnace inspection, check the filter and remember the dryer vent.

Read more from Kat’s email

Edited summary of Kat’s Korner email · September 14, 2026. Email formatting and personal details omitted; links updated for this guide.

If you have an HVAC maintenance agreement, check whether your fall visit is scheduled. Otherwise, consider arranging an inspection before cold weather. Follow your equipment’s instructions for filter maintenance.

Dryer-vent maintenance needs depend on use and the vent’s configuration. Longer drying times, unusual heat or weak airflow are reasons to have it checked.

The original email’s vendor list has been replaced with the current directory. Elite’s former listing is now included under Quality Heating & Cooling following the reported takeover.

Browse heating & cooling ↗Browse vent cleaning ↗

Insurance questions to ask

A conversation starter for your own insurance agent. Coverage depends on your policy and the circumstances.

Review your condo coverage

What does my policy cover for sewer backup or sump overflow, and what limits and deductibles apply?
What does loss-assessment coverage include, and are there separate limits for an Association master-policy deductible?
Does any service-line coverage apply to my condo, and which pipes or locations are excluded?
How does my personal condo policy work with the Association’s current master policy?

Ask your agent to explain the applicable policy wording. These questions are general reminders, not coverage determinations.

Finished basement? Review your backup coverage

Ask your agent about water and sewer backup limits, deductibles and exclusions before a loss occurs.

Read more from Kat’s email

Edited summary of Kat’s Korner email · September 19, 2026. Email formatting and personal details omitted; links updated for this guide.

Kat’s September reminder followed conversations with neighbors who discovered their backup coverage was lower than they expected. Finished-basement cleanup, flooring and restoration can add up quickly.

Look for wording such as Water Backup, Sewer or Drain Backup, or Water Backup and Sump Overflow on your declarations or endorsements. Ask whether coverage applies only to resulting damage or also to repair of the failed pipe.

No single dollar limit is right for everyone. Ask your agent to explain your own policy and how it relates to the Association’s master policy.

A home & insurance checkup

Review backup, sump overflow, service-line and loss-assessment questions with your insurance agent.

Read more from Kat’s email

Edited summary of Kat’s Korner email · August 26, 2026. Email formatting and personal details omitted; links updated for this guide.

Ask: “If I had a major water, sewer, sump or underground-pipe problem, what would be covered and what would I pay myself?” Discuss limits, deductibles and major exclusions.

Periodically look for leaks, unusual odors or changes in drainage. Ask a qualified plumber whether an inspection makes sense for your home.

Donate & recycle

Vietnam Veterans of America donation pickup

Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) donation pickups are handled by Pickup Please. The button below opens its Michigan scheduling information. Check available pickups and accepted items for your address before setting anything out.

Read more from Kat’s email

Edited summary of Kat’s Korner email · October 12, 2026. Email formatting and personal details omitted; links updated for this guide.

Kat shared this option after a neighbor recommended the service. Reusable clothing and household items may be useful donations; item acceptance and pickup availability should be checked with the provider.

Call 1-800-775-8387 or use the official Michigan scheduling page. Use its current accepted-items list rather than relying on an old email.

Schedule a VVA donation pickup ↗

Canton’s food compost pilot

Volunteer for the township program and use its designated food-scrap drop-offs.

Read more from Kat’s email

Edited summary of Kat’s Korner email · May 2026 program information forwarded by Kat. Email formatting and personal details omitted; links updated for this guide.

The May information explained how to collect food scraps and use designated collection stations. Canton’s current page lists five drop-off locations, accepted materials, a volunteer application and a check-in form for each drop-off.

Keep pet waste, glass, metal and plastic out. Follow the township’s current instructions for bags, enrollment and locations.

Open Canton compost instructions & sign-up ↗

Ladies Luncheon

Neighbors getting together

November Ladies Luncheon

Wednesday, November 4, 2026 · Noon

French Toast Bistro
43225 Ford Road, Canton
Southeast corner of Ford Road and Morton Taylor, next to Office Depot.

Join the ladies of Links of Pheasant Run for good food and conversation.

RSVP: Please call or text Kris O’Brien using the number in your luncheon invitation email. Need the RSVP details? Contact Kat at katskorner@lprcommunitynews.org .

View French Toast Bistro’s menu ↗

Source: Kat’s Korner luncheon invitation sent October 20, 2026. Added October 25, 2026. Watch your invitation emails for reminders or changes; RSVP by calling or texting Kris.

Around the neighborhood

Respect our neighboring golf course

The golf club asked residents and visitors to avoid walking, jogging and dog walking on the course and cart paths during golf season.

Read more from Kat’s email

Edited summary of Kat’s Korner email · July 22, 2026. Email formatting and personal details omitted; links updated for this guide.

Kat’s July email relayed a request from Pheasant Run Golf Club staff. Golfers and maintenance crews use the course and cart paths throughout the day.

The reminder applies while the course is open for golf season. It does not establish permission to use the course at other times; contact the golf club if unsure.

Community resources

Find your building & unit

Select your street and address to look up your building and unit numbers.

Find your building ↗

Trash, recycling & drop-offs

Find collection reminders, township links and the Summit household battery drop-off information.

View collection & recycling information ↗

Official community documents

Use IRM’s owner portal for official Association materials and account information. Kat’s Korner is a neighbor-shared resource.

Open IRM Owner Portal ↗

Share a recommendation or correction

For recommendations, include the business name, contact details, services and your experience. Say how you would like to be credited. For corrections, tell Kat which page or listing needs attention.

To update an outdated or incomplete experience, identify the vendor and the change needed. You may request removal of your name, your comment, or both. Email Kat directly; requests are reviewed before the website is updated.

katskorner@lprcommunitynews.org

Paste the address into a new message in your preferred email service. Kat reviews submissions before adding them.

Maps & memories

Our community, over the years.

Explore the community’s source map sheets and a historical compilation of Board listings.

Pool, clubhouse & Association activities

For pool and clubhouse information, Social Committee events, cards, games and other Association activities, contact IRM or the appropriate Association committee. Kat’s Korner does not organize or maintain schedules for these activities.

View IRM contacts & owner portal ↗

A neighborly thank-you

The American flag at the clubhouse, with small American flags surrounding the landscaped flagpole bed. — Patriotic touches at our clubhouse · Photo shared by Katherine. Select the picture to enlarge it.

Thank you to Barry Gale for volunteering to care for the flag at our clubhouse—replacing it when worn and lowering it when appropriate.

Thank you also to Mike Zielinski for placing flags around the clubhouse flagpole and at our front entrance for patriotic holidays.

We appreciate the time and care both neighbors give to our community.

LPR maps

Open a map image to zoom in, or use the PDF to view, save or print the complete set.

About these maps

These are historical engineering site-plan sheets, not a new survey or a current aerial view. For your building and unit numbers, use the address lookup.

Find your building & unit ↗

Map source: The six sheets in LPR Official Subdivision Map Sheets, a reference PDF supplied from Katherine’s community files. Drawing title: Links of Pheasant Run Condominium — Site Plan; engineer: Dietrich, Bailey and Associates, P.C. The first sheet bears an as-built date of May 17, 2000 and the reference L1-40293. Sheet numbers and original title blocks are retained. The compilation filename does not establish public-record provenance; a registry citation for this copy has not been independently verified.

View all source map sheets ↗Download maps PDF

Thank you to our committee volunteers

Our thanks go to neighbors who have served, past and present, on community committees—including Social, Welcoming, Finance, Communications and Landscape—and to other volunteers who have contributed their time and talents. Your efforts have helped make our community a welcoming, connected place to live.

Board history · 1997–2026

A record of people listed over the years, shared as a historical neighborhood reference.

How to read this history

These are dated listings, not proof of complete terms of service. Officer positions are not supplied consistently and have not been inferred. Two 2004 entries and uncertain management notes are preserved as recorded; the 2021 entries remain in the source’s order.

Board-history source: LPR Directors Over the Years — Updated, Katherine’s working compilation supplied October 20, 2026. Its source note cites the historical working list and Michigan corporate filings and warns that unfiled midyear changes may be missing. Michigan corporate filings are publicly searchable through Michigan LARA’s business registry ↗. This compilation is not itself an official filing; individual year-by-year filings have not been independently rechecked for this page. No private phone numbers or email addresses are included.

Historical listing — wording retained from the supplied record
1997 – Triad Management – (Robertson Brothers - Jim Clarke, Ed Weber), Robert Kovalik
1998 - Kramer Triad Management – (Robertson Brothers - Jim Clarke, Ed Weber), Michael Cox
1999 – Kramer Triad Management – (Robertson Brothers -James Clark), Douglas Littleton, Mike Cox, Paul Kitti, Robert Kovalik
2000 – Kramer Triad Management – Douglas Littleton, Fred Lyons, Patricia Jenkins, Robert Kovalik, John Domka and Priscilla Fountain
2001 – Kramer Triad Management –Earl Borich, Patricia Jenkins, Robert Kovalik, Joe Garrett
2002 – Ronald Duprey/Management? – Patricia Jenkins, John Domka, Earl Borich, Robert Kovalik, Aurorita Sumcad, David Herge, Dennis Bishop
2003 – Ronald Duprey (crossed off) and Herriman added – Patricia Jenkins, David Britz, Guy Runyan, Robert Kovalik, Tom Borich
2004 – Herriman – David Britz, Janetta Bowman, Guy Runyan, Patricia Jenkins
2004 – Herriman – Patty Jenkins, David Britz, Guy Runyan, Marty Koch
2005 – Herriman – Kenneth Gentz, Linda Schremser, Guy Runyan, Lee McFarlin
2006 – Herriman – Robert Kovalik, Linda Schremser, Guy Runyan, Sam Fite, Leonard Spas
2007 - Herriman – Leonard Spas, Mary Lou Gagan, Guy Runyan, Sam Fite, Robert Kovalik
2008 - Herriman – Leonard Spas, Mary Lou Gagan, Keith DeMaria, Robert Godek, Robert Kovalik
2009 - Herriman – Michael Zielinski, Robert Godek, Keith DiMaria, JoAnn Haddad, Robert Kovalik
2010 - Herriman – Michael Zielinski, Toni O’Farrell, John Lehman, JoAnn Haddad, Robert Kovalik
2011 - Herriman – Michael Zielinski, Toni O’Farrell, John Lehman, JoAnn Haddad, Fred Froehlich
2012 - Herriman – Michael Zielinski, Toni O-Farrell, Darlene McLaughlin, JoAnn Haddad, Fred Froehlich
2013 - Herriman – Darlene McLaughlin, Toni O’Farrell, Guy Runyan
2014 - Herriman – Patricia Jenkins, Anita Dever, Guy Runyan
2015 - Herriman – Anita Dever, Sandy Kovalik, Robert Kovalik
2016 - Herriman – JoAnn Haddad, Katherine Connelly, Robert Kovalik, Dick Raven, Leonard Spas
2017 - Herriman – JoAnn Haddad, Katherine Connelly, Robert Kovalik, Dick Raven, Leonard Spas
2018 – Metro Group – JoAnn Haddad, Katherine Connelly, Richard Raven, Bob Kovalik, Barry Tanner
2019 – Metro Group – JoAnn Haddad, Jill West, Richard Raven, Sherri Darichuk, Katherine Connelly
2020 – Compass – JoAnn Haddad-temp, Richard Raven, Norman Peters-temp, Leonard Spas-*temp, Sherri Darichuk
Dec - 2021 – Compass – Katherine Connelly, Sherri Darichuk, Leonard Spas, Richard Raven, Darlene McLaughlin
May – 2021 – Compass – Katherine Connelly, Darlene McLaughlin, Debby Izeluk, Karin Nethery, Leonard Spas
February – 2022 – Kramer-Triad – Katherine Connelly, Darlene McLaughlin, Debby Izeluk, Karin Nethery, Leonard Spas
May - 2022 – Kramer-Triad - Karin Nethery, Mary Anne Pacheco, Katherine Connelly, Debby Izeluk, Barry Tanner
May 2023 – Associa Kramer-Triad – JoAnn Haddad, Michael Zielinski, Stephen Limkemann, Barry Tanner, Leonard Spas
September 2024 – Associa Kramer-Triad – JoAnn Haddad, Leonard Spas, Michael Zielinski, Stephen Limkemann, Gary Atkinson
September 2025 – In Rhodes Management – JoAnn Haddad, Michael Zielinski, Thomas Waterstradt, Stephen Limkemann, Leonard Spas
September 2026 – In Rhodes Management – JoAnn Haddad, Michael Zielinski, Thomas Waterstradt, Paul Spica, Richard Brewis

Years listed by Board member

Summary for 1997–2026, ordered by the totals in the supplied historical compilation.

Source: the “Board service count, 1997–2026” summary in Katherine’s LPR Directors Over the Years — Updated document. These are years represented in the working record, not verified full-year terms or continuous service. Totals may omit unfiled midyear changes and have not been independently reconciled against every corporate filing.

Board member	Years listed
Robert Kovalik	15
JoAnn Haddad	13
Leonard Spas	12
Guy Runyan	8
Katherine Connelly	8
Michael Zielinski	8
Patricia Jenkins	7
Richard Raven	6
Darlene McLaughlin	5
Toni O’Farrell	4
Barry Tanner	3
David Britz	3
Debby Izeluk	3
Jim Clarke	3
Karin Nethery	3
Sherri Darichuk	3
Stephen Limkemann	3
Anita Dever	2
Douglas Littleton	2
Earl Borich	2
Ed Weber	2
Fred Froehlich	2
John Domka	2
John Lehman	2
Keith DeMaria	2
Linda Schremser	2
Mary Lou Gagan	2
Michael Cox	2
Robert Godek	2
Sam Fite	2
Thomas Waterstradt	2
Aurorita Sumcad	1
David Herge	1
Dennis Bishop	1
Fred Lyons	1
Gary Atkinson	1
Janetta Bowman	1
Jill West	1
Joe Garrett	1
Kenneth Gentz	1
Lee McFarlin	1
Marty Koch	1
Mary Anne Pacheco	1
Norman Peters	1
Paul Kitti	1
Paul Spica	1
Priscilla Fountain	1
Richard Brewis	1
Sandy Kovalik	1
Tom Borich	1

See something that needs correcting? Contact Kat at katskorner@lprcommunitynews.org.

Your neighborhood.A little more connected.

Fall home reminders

The vendor directory

Who to call at IRM

Trash & recycling

Find your next helping hand.

IRM, right at your fingertips.

Community management

Owner Portal

Other ways to contact IRM

Telephone

Email

Office hours

After-hours property emergencies

A handy collection-day companion.

Thursday is collection day

Missed pickup or a cart issue?

Recycling made easier

Household battery drop-off

Food Compost Pilot Program

Published holiday collection changes

Set-out reminder

Canton Clean-up

Your address. Your building. Your unit.

A little help around the condo.

Protect your home

Before freezing weather

Catch a water leak early

Lights & exterior issues

Smoke alarms & heat sensors

Is your furnace ready for winter?

Insurance questions to ask

Review your condo coverage

Finished basement? Review your backup coverage

A home & insurance checkup

Donate & recycle

Vietnam Veterans of America donation pickup

Canton’s food compost pilot

Ladies Luncheon

November Ladies Luncheon

Around the neighborhood

Respect our neighboring golf course

Community resources

Find your building & unit

Trash, recycling & drop-offs

Official community documents

Share a recommendation or correction

Our community, over the years.

Pool, clubhouse & Association activities

A neighborly thank-you

LPR maps

Source plan sheet 5

Source plan sheet 6

Source plan sheet 6A

Source plan sheet 6B

Source plan sheet 6C

Source plan sheet 6D

Thank you to our committee volunteers

Board history · 1997–2026

Years listed by Board member

A quick look at what’s changed.

Easier work-order help

More useful vendor information

Helpful reminders, all in one place

Your neighborhood.
A little more connected.