The meeting was promptly called to order at 7:00PM, with all board members in attendance. Seven residents were in the audience. The treasurer was the only officer with a report. There were few committee reports, two items - second readings for policy manual changes - old business, and no new business. There were no resident comments. The meeting adjourned after about 45 minutes.
Adam Anderson, Community Liaison, reported that there were three letters received from residents. According to his report, the residents had received answers. Congrats to Anderson for fulfilling his role as Community Liaison. This is a big deal. Residents hadn't received answers, or a report given at the board table, for over a year.
During the Grounds' Report we were told that the company contracted by the board for storm clean up, is RS. Your board has approved up to $8,000 for the work. There were some questions as to why it was taking so long. McMillin reported that he had attempted to contact them this week at 10:00AM and they weren't on site yet. McBride stated that he took a drive out to the staging area at 2:00PM one afternoon and no one was there. DeMarchi said they had been clearing a lot for a new build and were trying to get that done, FIRST. DeMarchi reported that RS was staging in the Enclave, so there should be no questions as to why they were there first (No comment on that as this is just a report. He did seem a bit defensive).
We were provided with ANOTHER newest and greatest financial report from DeMarchi's "accounting function" group.
That's all. No comments, just a short run down. Articles and comments, are sure to follow.
