Villas of Winding Ridge Owners Association,
Inc
Board of Managers meeting minutes for April
15, 2008
I Call to order
President Roger Long
called to order the regular meeting of the Board of Managers at 7:00 pm on
April 15, 2008, in the clubhouse.
II Attendance
Steven Schmutte,
Property Manager, Kirkpatrick Management
Roger Long, President
Dave Crook, Vice
President
Tom Maddox, Vice
President
Larry Leeds, Treasurer
Jack Morehead,
Secretary
Several homeowners
III Board approval
a) Minutes for March
18, 2008 meeting were approved
b) Financials for
February and March 2008 were approved
IV Committee reports
a) Architectural
Committee- None
b) Crime watch Committee
-- None
c) Landscape Committee
- Tom Mock presented proposals from all trees and bushes three nurseries for
plantings and maintenance for the four areas previously approved. His committee
selected Patriot Landscaping Corporation as the most desirable proposal. After
a brief discussion, the proposal was approved with slight modifications.
Further, the landscaping committee will survey all trees and shrubs to be
replaced and give the listing to Patriot Landscaping for a proposal.
d) Web-site committee
- Lee Harris reported that all newsletters are now on the site. The Board
agreed that June first would be the target date for residents with an e-mail
address to receive the newsletter via the web-site. Those residents without an
e-mail capability will continue receiving a postal newsletter.
e) Pool committee - Dave
Hooten reported that the pool had been cleaned, painted and filled for the 2008
season. He also declared that the water temperature must not be programmed
above 82 degrees. It was requested that monies be approved to replace locks on
the bathroom doors and gates into the pool. The Board approved a sum not to
exceed $250. The locked will be keyed for existing keys.
V Old business
a) The heat pump issue
reported last month may be resolved. Jack Morehead will continue to monitor
progress.
b) The walk-through for
the Villas area by the Board and Kirkpatrick was conducted. Items observed will
be categorized and prioritized for action. A chart is on the web-site.
c) Exterior painting
for units 1, 2, 3, 4, 30, 31, and 32 will begin the week of April 21st. A
notice to those units will include an offer to paint patio fences at a cost to
the owner.
d) The issue of
insurance coverage, Master versus Homeowner, was discussed. In that there are
several variables that need to be resolved, each board member is enjoined to
review the variables and be ready to discuss at the May meeting.
VI New business
a) A presentation was
made to the Board by Estes Design, a mailbox company. The Board had previously
discussed whether to refurbish or replace the existing mailboxes. The
presentation included costs for both aluminum and steel mailbox replacement.
Following the presentation a proposal was made by Bob Bergdoll to experiment
refurbishing one section of mailboxes. Kirkpatrick also wanted to get a couple
more proposals prior to making a decision on the Estes proposal.
b) A presentation was
made to the Board by representatives of Red Knight Roofing. This company had
been requested to make a proposal for replacing the roofs of all units and the
clubhouse. The only cost figures available to this point were five years old.
The estimated cost proposed was 30 per cent higher than the earlier estimate.
The rising cost of petroleum based product and shipping costs were causes for
the increase. Kirkpatrick will solicit at least two additional proposals.
VII The next regular meeting of the Board will
convene at 7:00 pm, Tuesday May 20, location to be determined.
VIII Meeting was adjourned at 9:20 pm
Respectfully submitted by Jack Morehead,
Secretary