Highlights are presented below. Reports will follow in a few days.
*February and March minutes were presented for approval. The approval was halted twice, speedy corrections were made in the office, and copies handed back to the board, and they were approved.
*A resident, using one of the two 5 minute opportunities available to residents, spoke about the stop sign at the circle, requesting that the board consider placing a yield sign in place of the stop sign. The resident had received a ticket for failure to stop, after the board had asked the authorities to monitor our roads.
*Legal Chair, Garrison reported the WPA will be auctioning 2 lots that they had acquired after residents had failed to pay their assessments. An ad has been placed in the Georgetown Times.
*Road Chair, Anderson reported that he, and Earth Works have reviewed the conditions of our roads. A priority list has been developed. Earth Works have the specs prepared for request for proposal. Bids should be ready for consideration, by the May meeting.
*The Grounds report was long, and spiked a lot of discussion. We'll provide a full report later (OPINION - TO CONVOLUTED TO DISCUSS IN HIGHLIGHTS).
*Compliance Chair, Garrison presented the proposed changes for the Policy Manual, for second reading. A full report will be provided in a separate article. Opinion, same as noted above.
Full reports, will begin to be published this weekend.
MANY OF THE ACTIONS OF THIS MEETING HAVE CAUSED ME TO ADD THE FOLLOWING PICTURE. DON'T WORRY, IT WON'T OFFEND YOUR BOARD, AS YOU'LL SEE DURING FULL REPORTS, YOUR BOARD, PARTICULARLY THE COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE, DOESN'T FEEL THAT THEY SHOULD BE JUDGING "POOR TASTE"
