SBHA Meeting Notes from November 2016 to July 2017

July 2017

Jamie Volunteer time to create online Payment options using Stripe Software provided by Manwarring Web Solutions

July 2017 Report from Rudd & Co

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July 2017 Agenda

Attendance: Jamie Braithwaite, Josh, Sallie, Jen, Marius, Erin, Crystal Wilkerson, Patti Fielding, Ted Heckathorne,

  • Approve Meeting Minutes from June - wait on Josh

  • Division Reps

  • Treasurer Report

  • Rudd & Co

  • Bookkeeper Options

    • $15 hourly rate

    • 10 hours a month. $150 per month. July $250.

    • Straighten out for $300 to get things in order.

    • Requirements for Position

    • Continuity - one place from year to year to year

    • Two signatures from the board.

    • Jen suggests Bookkeeper does not pay the bills. She tracks the assessments and violations.

    • Have Rudd run it. Have scope. Take time to figure it out.

    • Seeking a part time bookkeeper.

August Meeting Agenda

    • Welcome

    • Annual Board Business

      • $40 annual assessment

      • Idaho Statute 55-115

      • Seeking part time bookkeeper

      • Division representatives

    • Treasurer's Report by Jen Keathley

    • Online tools by Jamie Braithwaite

    • Fiber Internet presentation by Josh Chandler

    • Stonebrook Property Values presentation by Maris Cukurs

    • Board Member Nominations

Annual Meeting

  • Division Leaders attend. Encourage Attendance.

  • Josh explain the investigation of FIber Internet

  • Agenda

    • Fiber Internet presentation Josh Chandler

      • 3 approaches

        • Nothing

        • Company that does it all for us

        • Lay our own fiber and maintain

    • Budget & Assessments

      • Treasurer Report

    • 3 New Board Members needed

      • 2 year terms

      • 1 year as officers term

        • President

        • Vice President

        • Treasurer

        • Secretary

        • East Representative

        • West Representative

        • Architectural Committee Director

    • Division Representatives

      • 1-16 Division

    • Violations

      • Josh Presentation Idaho Statue 55-115

      • Trees

      • Trailers

June 2017 Notes:

Location: Jennifer Keathley

July Meeting will be on July 12 7pm at Jamie Braithwaite

August Meeting will be on the Aug 16

  • Approve Meeting Minutes from May

  • Reading Free Library - Presented by Katie Stokes APPROVED

  • Treasury Monthly Report

    • RUDD & CO

      • Voted in May to go to $40 annual.

      • Marius Concern: Hourly Payment vs. Annual Contract. A piece of paper signed by both parties.

        • One of the arguments is the same place and same billing system

        • Advantages of the 3rd party system

      • Josh Suggestion:

        • We need a scope of work - a proposal for the assessments and the increase.

        • Erin would like to avoid the conflict of interest, understandable sensitive.

      • Sally suggestion: Handle it on our own. Section leaders in each district to help follow up, gas syphoning, hand deliveries.

    • Funding

      • How much money do we need in our bank?

        • Sprinkler System in Lots A&B

        • Tree replacement

        • Weed Spray $100 per application for 4 per year

        • Tree Bug Maintained

        • Reservoirs and how much?

      • We need a discussion of why

  • Newsletter & Door Hanger Sponsors - presented by

    • August Meeting $40 Assessments

    • Sally will find a location.

  • Entry Violation

    • Tree Trimming Pricing/Quotes

    • Weeds Pricing/Quotes

  • Crossing Guard City Traffic Meeting

    • June 13 @3pm

    • 740 Park Ave, Idaho Falls, ID

  • Architectural Committee Report

  • Violations

    • Steve Martinson

      • Abandoned car on Haven Lane

    • Geri Stenquist

      • House on Brookside

    • Christine Fortner

      • Tree on Brooskide broken branch repair

    • Crotens

      • On Arden, the neighbor tree cut down. Is there a requirement to maintain the tree in the easement.

      • Is the obligation to maintain?

        • The language is not clear to replant the tree.

        • It is not obvious from the covenants that you have to replant. We can take the position.

        • 250 Arden Drive - Josh will contact.

  • Online Reporting Tool

    • https://stonebrookhoa.typeform.com/to/fFhrGY

    • Need Letter wording for:

      • Trees - Reminder letter - no threaten

      • Trailers $50 for 7 days

      • Shrubs on sidewalk - Reminder letter - no threaten

      • Trash & Visual annoyance - nuisances - Call the city phone number

    • Josh & Marius:

      • Law says. We do it.

      • If we have the issues. Come to the next board meeting in 30 days. Or Correct it. Or we will have a vote. And fine you.

  • Online Payment Tool

  • JOSH:

    • Come up with very specific for August Meeting

      • Fiber Internet

        • 3 approaches

          • Nothing

          • Company that does it all for us

          • Lay our own fiber and maintain

      • Budget & Assessments

      • 3 New Board Members needed

        • 2 year terms

        • 1 year as officers term

          • President

          • Vice President

          • Treasurer

          • Secretary

          • East Representative

          • West Representative

          • Architectural Committee Director

      • District Representatives

        • 1-16 districts

      • Violations

        • Josh Presentation Idaho Statue 55-115

        • Trees

        • Trailers

      • Online Payment

      • Guest Speaker?

      • Real Estate Market Analysis - Marius

      • City Council - John Radford - Hot Topics in the city.

      • PTO President - Nikki to address the neighborhood regarding crosswalk

May 2017 NOTES

Stonebrook HOA Board of Directors Meeting May 3rd 7:00pm

Attendance: Maris, Erin, Jen, Josh, Sally, Jamie

Location: Jennifer Keathley

  • Treasure Concerns regarding budget & Rudd Co

    • Last invoice from Rudd & Co

    • $80 for general bookkeeping is steep.

    • Ideas: Monthly? Hourly?

    • Problems? Delinquencies

      • - Dave and Carol Shipman have been divorced

      • Curtis - Curtis Stewart

      • Carol Coach

      • Boon, Woodworth, Wilkerson,

      • Old Information, Not kept up, 3 year

      • HOW DO WE KNOW?

      • HOW WOULD RUDD KNOW?

        • Compare the city records every year

      • Recommendation to have Doug Salbot come to the next meeting?

        • 529-9276

      • Josh’s weird idea:

        • Doesn't it seem that we really need one really good full time person.

        • We can’t afford. We dont want to pay. We dont need a full time. 1 - 8 hour a week a week at most.

        • Went to other HOAs and Waterford, Bristle Heights, South Pointe, HOA Manager Co-op. If we have enough people to manage all of us.

        • Depends on the sides

        • Letting HOA know

        • Violations notices

        • Issues with Continuity.

      • We have 2 jobs going on.

        • 1. Financial side - Rudd & Co is great

          • What was the original contract that Rudd & Co was asked to do.

        • 2. Management side - We need to find this missing piece.

          • Audit Position

    • Budget for 2016 to 2017

      • Costs and readjust the assessments.

    • INSURANCE quote: $325 per year if paid in full discount ($361)

      • same policy, canceled.

      • General liability commercial property

  • MOVE FORWARD send email to Jamie:

    • As a board, make a list of the concerns, have them address each item on the list.

    • Make a list of division of labor

      • Specifics of what Rudd & Co does

      • Specifics of what needs to get done but we do NOT want Rudd & Co to do.

      • Part time Book Keeper or Co-Op

  • We need to have Meeting Minutes, 1st item to approve minutes from last meeting.

    • What are we going to say “in the witness chair”

    • Josh: meeting minutes opinion: all it needs to say is discussed, x & y, less detail better, votes and decision are important, leave it flexible, if you want a record - or is not a record - make them flexible/maluable.

  • Violation letters & associated fines

    • ASSESSMENTS vs. DUES

    • Violations:

      • Very important piece of the management

      • Criteria for violations change

      • Menu of Violations fees

        • Trees - Reminder letter - no threaten

        • Trailers $50 for 7 days

        • Shrubs on sidewalk - Reminder letter - no threaten

        • Trash & Visual annoyance - nuisances - Call the city phone number

  • Newsletter & delivery options

    • Change due to assessments

    • Weeds trees dandelions

    • Review before it is mailed

    • Contact information

      • By laws for our community

    • Parking

      • Last sentence misleading

      • If either of these city ordinance violations exists please contact dispatch

    • Trees & Shrubs

      • Pedestrians (sp)

    • District reps out of the newsletter and into the agenda for the meeting

    • Suggestions - for newsletter deliver and mail to owners

  • Architecture committee concerns regarding roofing and future exterior renovations

    • 2 that just came in

      • New roof - let them do whatever they want.

      • Shed - Blue shed approved with vote.

        • City ordinances so many feet from property line

        • in harmony.

  • Fiber internet update

    • Josh update:

      • So many ways to go

      • At this point

      • Either

      • 1 option we have talked about

      • 1 option frozen by indecision of other ways to think about it and other possibilities.

      • Evolving science going on and forward

      • The city is in the same position - they honestly do not know what to do.

      • The other thought - wonder if we could go to the city and ask them to help us and test out this concept. Like you to help us offering a guarantee on loans for utilities providers or those building the lines.

      • Big concern: specific IPS provider

      • Still raise dues financially

      • The community is “not like us” we do not know what will happen with the vote.

      • Push the city harder.

      • I would like to see the city, build it, own it, bond it.

      • The only people that can get fiber in ammon or people with money.

  • May yard sale

    • May 20 - Rain or Shine

    • Real Estate agent sponsor a door hanger on Cedar Ridge

    • Tree Trimmer sponsor maybe?

  • August annual meeting & gathering

    • August 16 Meeting

    • Budget get done on June

    • $30 now

    • $35 Josh proposed

    • $40 Erin Proposed

June Meeting June 7th at 7pm at Jen’s

April 2017 MEETING Agenda

Stonebrook HOA Board of Directors Meeting April 5th - 7:00pm Representatives & Enforcement committee invited

Location: Jennifer Keathley

  • District Representatives and Enforcement committee welcome

    • Type Form website/violation reporting

    • Fiber Internet Discussion

  • Calendar & Newsletter

    • Stonebrook Community Yard Sale - May ___, 2017

    • Annual HOA Meeting - August ____, 2017

    • Stonebrook Community Block Party - August ____, 2017

  • Website cost

    • March 9th - $71.76 for hosting annually

      • Paid

      • Domain name? Who is paying

    • March $350 Type Form cost

      • Manwaring doing the payment and invoicing

    • Stripe Service - Payment Security

      • Add on fee for online payment $1.00 convenience fee

  • Rudd & Co Confusion

    • Master List - still need a solution

    • Lots - Charging per lot for HOA fees

    • Online Payments - still in the works

      • Marius - only bill once a year. Is it going to get more complicated

    • Insurance Policy & $700 Line Item

    • NV Designs Invoice returned and check voided

April 2017 MEETING Agenda

Stonebrook HOA Board of Directors Meeting April 5th - 7:00pm Representatives & Enforcement committee invited

Location: Jennifer Keathley

  • District Representatives and Enforcement committee welcome

    • Type Form website/violation reporting

    • Fiber Internet Discussion

  • Calendar & Newsletter

    • Stonebrook Community Yard Sale - May ___, 2017

    • Annual HOA Meeting - August ____, 2017

    • Stonebrook Community Block Party - August ____, 2017

  • Website cost

    • March 9th - $71.76 for hosting annually

    • March $350 Type Form cost

    • Stripe Service - Payment Security

  • Rudd & Co Confusion

    • Master List

    • Online Payments

    • Insurance Policy & $700 Line Item

    • NV Designs Invoice returned and check voided

MARCH MEETING NOTES

March 1, 2017 from 7-8:00pm Attendance @ Josh’s house: Erin, Sally, Josh, Jamie, Garth, Jen

  • To-Do: Garth online payment for HOA dues

  • To-do: Josh letter for liens of HOA dues and late payments $1.00 per month delinquent

  • To-do: Sally hand deliver the letters

  • To-Do: Jen update the public list database of persons check against the assessor's list.

  • To-do: Josh Contact the other utilities companies to run infrastructure

  • To-Do: Jamie online report and violations Type Form

  • To-do: Rep from each district

Calendar

Community Information Gathering discussion about FIber Optic Lines in Stonebrook

April 5th - 7:00pm Representatives & Enforcement

May goal is to be at Sunnyside.

Next Meeting: April

  • Finance Update - Jen

    • Treasurer Report - handout

      • Insurance - covers liability or maintenance issue, etc, legal bills

      • To-Do: Website contract for Manwaring

      • All American Yards - snow removal, trees, etc

      • Rudd & CO - what we have done from July to December and then projected. If we continue as we are going it will cost more than that for future

      • Do we know if anyone has done anything about any other delinquencies?

      • DO we know if lots are charged or household?

      • RIght approach to collecting delinquent?

      • For reference - Southpoint is $350 per year

      • Taping to the front door?

      • Recording Lien to the county cost $10  

    • DONE - Electronic Bank access

    • Aging Document for overdue HOA

    • Figure out how to pay HOA online?

  • Fiber Update - Josh

    • Education Update - Short of Long Story.

    • Some may love the idea. Some will hate it.

    • Say we are not like Ammon. They can choose to have it to your house. You can decide who will they choose.

    • IF we own the lines we can be closer to ammon - we are not planning on owning the lines.

    • Do you Dont you - trying to see both sides.

    • Things to think about:

      • Thought I would put it out and see what people would say

      • Not sure how strong this is what we want to do.

      • Understand there are lots of ages, incomes, etc. to consider

      • Not sold on what is the right approach

      • We do not have a lot to do, people just say yes and then it gets done.

      • Read in more detail on city Fiber report and they have studies that one of the problems is that people that want to wire for fiber they want to cherry pick in the high income areas like Stonebrook, Canterbury, Southpoint. The Density is more important per number of houses on the line.

      • John Radford -

      • Josh thinks maybe having the city do it is the better idea.

      • Once they lock us in there is no competition - how long is the contract - what point do we have access to change -

      • Infrastructure in place becomes tricky part, guarantee 5 years and then it is over.

      • We have not explored creative financing.

      • Infrastructure is 5 to 6 years for $900K to wire up the neighborhood

      • $3000 a month in Ammon vs $100 per installation

      • HYPOthetically $3000 over $20 years. We are raising dues by $150 per year to make the $3000 over time.

      • HOW THEY DO IT. HOW WE DO the education of Fiber.

      • How is the HOA involved in this? The only we can do it is

      • We can negotiate something if we are unsatisfied with their service. Pay for breakup fee. THen get a new service provider. Who owns the lines? Once they have the wire they will have the wire.

      • John Radford - cherry picking problem - force it upon you - what model will it cost and be? Get an idea from the city of what the cost will be. The city coming in a buying the lines or leasing the lines. Josh suggested to do it to John everyone pay a small fee to get the entire city done. Pay for it. You have to because there is no other answer.

      • Property Value related in getting the lines to the houses. Part of the infrastructure to the community. It improves property value.

      • It is just pipes!

      • If we own the infrastructure - it bugs people if they do not own it to run their information on it.

      • Connect into 96 dark fiber on Sunnyside road. Once you connect you have lite your neighborhood up.

      • We need a builder and financier. We need a financial plan. Could be done. Long road. Pretty doable. A couple of local banks that would consider it as a real estate dues.

      • We like raising it to $200 vs. raising it to $600.

      • Ammon provided packet from Erin. Choices. Education.

      • Ask Centurylink, if we had our own network would you be willing?

      • New neighborhoods are running fiber instead of copper.

      • EDUCATION: Look at this opportunity. Do you want to Opt In?

      • WOrth exploring the option of calling Cable One and Century Link and saying if we had our own fiber network would you give us Fiber internet? Concern is that they would say no.

    • Representatives

      • District 1: Matt Larson and Kent Oakeson

      • District 4:   

      • District 6: Andrew Bennett

      • District 9: Jason Simmons

      • District 10:

      • District 12: Jeff Boag

      • District 14: Jarom Manwaring

      • District 16: Jen Keathley

  • Newsletter Update

    • Calendar:

      • May Garage Sale: Third Saturday in May

    • Sunnyside Elementary School Crossing Guards - concerns - liability issue

    • Drones letter - you can do illegal things with it

    • Good Neighbor!

  • Property Management Update - Erin

    • Update with Rudd&Co Doug

    • Neighborhood Watch update

FEBRUARY MEETING NOTES

February 8, 2017 from 7-8:00pm Attendance:

NOTES

Marius:

Decide as an HOA - Neighborhood watch program.

Budget “Story” presented for the fiscal year

Standard Letterhead for violation letters

Management company?

Bristol heights using a company in Bosie and it is terrible

FAA and Drone Laws

--Josh write paragraph for newsletter

--Jen go to bank and get electronic access

--Erin approach with Doug

--Josh put together the education for FAQ regarding Fiber Internet

--Garth contact Manwarring about mailing from the online app

--To DO: Division Advocates: 16 people

Next month meeting March 1, 2017 @7pm

At Josh’s house

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  • Fiber Internet

    • To-Do: Josh present Fiber options as discussed in January Meeting

    • Maris Note: For your information. – one of the HOA’s that I have a property, they are installing fiber with a bandwidth of 100 to 200 mbps.  The cost is $15 per unit the first year and $20 per unit the next four years of a five year contract. This is for 117 units.

  • Newsletter

    • To-Do: Sally putting together

    • To-Do: Erin get articles to Sally

    • *Drone laws

    • To-Do: Jamie write a President welcome letter

    • Jen: over $500 whenever we have Rudd & Co do a mailing

  • Website & Welcome

    • To-do: online FAQs, online Newsletter, Welcome folder & new move in information.

    • DONE: Type 16 CC&Rs and put on website with City Code

    • DONE: Jamie update emails, 1993 Amendment,

  • Rudd & Co

    • To-Do: Jen get report from Rudd&Co of $3,000+ fees

      • Jen: over $500 whenever we have Rudd & Co do a mailing

      • Jen: Missing October

    • To-Do: Bid for clinical tasks for Violation Letters & follow up visits.

  • Budget:

    • Maris Note: All of our expenditures should be according to a budget.  I presume that the last board made a budget before keeping the assessment at $30.00.  If they did not, we need a budget before we decide on newsletters or other expenditures.

  • Question

    • Jennifer Lords forwarded message from Pam Shearer :

Jennifer Lords gave me your email.  I have buyers that are moving into Stonebrook and they have a lot of HOA questions I was wondering if you could help me out answer some of them.  I sent them a link for your website but they still have a few.

They were looking for the HOA Rules & Regulations

Have there been any "Special Assessments" and if so for what when and how much.

Architectural Committee Guidelines

Any Pending Law Suits against the HOA

If you could just let me know if any of this applies and I will forward your answers onto them.

Thanks for all your trouble.

--NO PENDING LAWSUITS

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  • FYI

JANUARY MEETING NOTES

Meeting NOTES January 4, 2017 7-8:00pm

Attendance: Jamie Braithwaite, Garth Braithwaite, Jen Keathley, Josh Chandler, Maris Cukurs, Sally Henrie

February 8, 2017 from 7-8:00pm

Internet: Josh Chandler

To-DO: Full model for February meeting

  • Improve home values

  • Options on how to structure to get it into the neighborhood

  • OPTION 1: As a group create a neighborhood service provider. Everybody is able to pay dues and get fiber included in the dues. Dark fiber goes to both schools. Buy internet wholesale and then sell it retail. Formula to sell - 100 people, 100 megabits service, need pipe ratio correct.

  • OPTION 2: Get a partner to help do it.

  • OPTION 3: Get the city to do it.

  • Discussion: Centurylink has quoted for high speeds through the telephone wires. What if city wants to do it? Can our neighborhood be a starter community for the city? There are going to be certain people that do not want High Speed Internet. 55-115 Legislation regarding HOA. Sell at different tiers of participation. What about owner or rental properties?

  • In 2016: 316 house paid, 60 unpaid. Canterbury participate? Watorford participate?

    • Need a separate LLC to avoid the nightmare.

    • Before we do it we need to find out what Century Link is going to be presenting.

    • CableONE is claimed to be slow. Too many pigs at the trough.  

    • Incentive for early pre registrations for getting in early.

    • A lot in how we package and pitch the idea

      • An investment in this neighborhood for houses will increase.

  • Real Question: Is raising the dues ACTUALLY something we can do? What is your minimum participation to make it? i.e. 300 of 350 homes.

  • If voting takes place in corporate level. Usually it is a 50% member with a written consent. A meeting could be easier if you get a quorum to vote.  

  • LEGAL QUESTIONS: What are procedures to change? How much will it cost - per house - and upfront investment. Permitting for the city of Idaho Falls.

  • Our job as an HOA is to maintain our position as a desirable neighborhood to move into instead of the new neighborhoods. Combat it with something that they don’t have - Fiber internet.

Mailbox: Jamie

Taken out by the snow plow. Fixed with calls from Jen Lords to the City and Post Office. HOA owns the actual boxes. Post office owns the key & space inside each box. Brenda Jamison *** East Harvest Run Drive reported issue. Mailbox located directly between 172 and 168 Harvest Run Drive.

Brenda asks “How can we upgrade to rectangular boxes instead of square?”

See google picture

Violations: Jamie

Website demonstration. Moving forward with

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Review Assignments from December meeting: January 4th

    • DONE: Garth Form and Josh letter, then Jamie contact Rudd & Co

    • Work In Progress: Consideration of Tree fine and Trailer fine

    • Work In Progress: Erin Newsletters and FAQs articles

    • Will do in Spring after snow melts: Sally will find and talk to her :) about Christmas Lights

    • TO-DO: Yard Sale dates

    • DONE: Jen Signatures with Cindy at Bank of Idaho

Meeting: December 7th @ 7-8pm
Attendance: Jamie Braithwaite, Garth Braithwaite, Jen Keathley, Sally Henrie, Josh Chandler,

DECEMBER MEETING NOTES

Old Business

Review December Assignments

Old Business

Review November Assignments

  • Done: Josh Chandler: Writing up legal explanation of responsibility of members of the covenants, management & obligations for website. Legal letter for violators for architectural control committee

  • DONE: Jamie Braithwaite updated website with original 7-14-1992 By-Laws

  • DONE: Jamie Braithwaite updated map & 16 division CC&Rs

  • DONE: Maris Cukurs will email Jamie Braithwaite the covenants on file for all 16 sections

  • Architectural Control Committee Responsibilities

    • Property management company

    • TO-DO: Form and letter, contact Rudd & Co

    • Violations

      • Letter

      • Reasonable Fines  

    • Future Communication

    • ***Entry-way trees discussion

    • Wall and Stone wall on Sunnyside

  • Welcoming & Event Committee Responsibilities

    • Christmas Lights at Entry

      • TO-DO: Sally will find and talk to her :)

      • Sherian Lewis contacted me (Maris Cukurs).  (She is a former board member, an artist, and was involved with the new signage at the entrance)( She lives at 277 Brookside)  She volunteered to show someone how the holiday lights have been installed at the entrance and she also said that there are provisions of how to hang banners at the entrance.

    • Welcome Packet

      • For current homeowners

      • For new move-ins

    • Contact homeowners

      • MailChimp?

      • Next Door App?

      • Facebook

      • Website

    • Upcoming Events

      • May 2017 Community Yard Sale

        • 3rd Saturday in May

      • August 2017 Annual Meeting

        • Suggested date 2nd Wednesday in August

      • Community BBQ?

        • Suggested date 2nd Friday in August

      • HOA Board Meetings

        • 2nd Wednesday each month as needed

      • Semi-Annual Tree Trimming Community Service Project?

  • Neighborhood Improvements

    • Entry Way

    • Semi Annual Tree Service Project?

      • Contact local scout troops

      • Send postcards for those who would like to Opt Out of project

    • Fiber Optic Neighborhood Improvements https://maps.idahofallsidaho.gov/Fiber/

NOVEMBER MEETING NOTES

  • Previous Meeting: November 9, 2016

    • Attendance: Jamie Braithwaite, Josh Chandler, Garth Braithwaite, Erin Dupree, Jennifer Keathley, Sally Henrie, Maris Cukurs, Richard Beem

  • Website updated by Jamie Braithwaite

    • Idaho Falls City Code added for reference on website by Jamie Braithwaite

    • Added DUES page

    • Added CC&Rs page

    • Seeking contact information for Calendar

    • Seeking forwarding information for emails

  • Rudd & Co contact is Jennifer

    • Seeking new move-in list, current HOA members

  • Future Contact for welcoming committee

  • Property Management Company

    • Vic Jacobson - Daughter with property management company contact?

  • Officer Election/Group Decision & Positions:

*President

Jamie Braithwaite,

**Vice President

Josh Chandler,

*Welcoming & Event Committee Chair

Garth Braithwaite,

**Architectural Control Committee Chair

Erin Dupree,

**Treasurer

Jennifer Keathley

*Secretary

Sally Henrie

**Board of Director Member

Maris Cukurs

Meeting Adjourned 7:45pm