Here we go again. It’s February and it seemed to me
that January passed by so quickly. The weather has
been quite cold even by California standards and people
have been ill with either a cold, flu or Covid. I
hope it wasn’t you. Please take care of your health.
I'll get right to it. At the HOA meeting last
night, we held our yearly community election.
Initially we weren’t sure if the election was going to
proceed because of the low number of ballots received. One
email was sent to the community as a reminder and members
showed up at the clubhouse in time with their
ballots. We are required by law to receive 25% of
the 255 homes in the community to have an election.
The number of ballots received were 74 and 4 were rejected
because they weren’t filled out in accordance with the
rules. Hopefully, next year additional members in
the community will become more supportive of the election.
We need to understand the importance of having members of
the community who volunteer as Board of Directors as
mandated in the CC&Rs and the impact it has to keep
our HOA dues at a minimum, among other things. Thank
you to the volunteers who assisted with the election.
As you know, there is a change to the Board of Directors
and Pat Bailey was duly elected by members of the
community to serve as a Director. On behalf of the
Board of Directors and myself, I congratulate Pat and
welcome him to the Board. I want to thank Dan Klass
for his commitment, dedication, support and time he gave
while serving. Job well done.
I was looking forward to a lesser role on the Board while
completing my last year but was nominated again for
President and after being convinced by other board
members, I decided to continue to serve out my term as
President. However, I did not pursue the position as board
liaison for the Social Club, instead I will be the board
liaison for Communications and the Technology committees.
At the HOA meeting there were two items on the agenda that
were discussed and they were As follows:
- Clubhouse mailbox—Mail had not been
collected from the mailboxes for several months, and there
were items of importance that should have been
addressed. The Board voted to have the Director at
Large, Erma Wallace, check the mailboxes every month on
the day of the HOA meeting and bring mail to the Executive
meeting.
- Vehicles entering through the exit
gates-- This problem continues to grow as many
deliveries are being made in personal cars rather than
Amazon vans. We were told these drivers are called
flex delivery and they do not have a code to get through
the gate and wait for someone to come in or exit to
enter. This was discussed at length by the board and
members in attendance. No solution was found.
If you have a solution to this problem, contact Amy, a
board member, or attend the next HOA meeting.
The Social Club has lots of activities coming up that you
may be interested in. Check the calendar and this
newsletter for details.