Seven Springs HOA
Monthly Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
9-17-2001
***Pending 10-15-2001 Approval***
Meeting called to order at 7:09 p.m.
Present: Mike Crowley, Agent; Pat
Swart, Paul Drda, Peter Disher, and Deanne Drda, Board Members; six owners/residents
Absent: Dennis Severson
·
Several guests who have their mortgages serviced by Mortgage
Loan Company attended the meeting to register their formal complaints for
receiving a late fine from the HOA because their dues (though paid by them to
Mortgage Loan Company on time) were not paid to the HOA on time. The owners feel that they should not be held
responsible for Mortgage Loan Company.
The owners were asked to defer their comments as this topic is on the
agenda for resolution. See item 5
below.
·
One guest requested clarification of the parking policies
and suggested that enforcement of non-resident vehicles violating the parking
regulations will be impossible. Below
are some clarifications:
ð In the case of
multiple violations by the same vehicle, as has always been the policy, the
vehicle may be towed.
ð Parking on the
public street is not controlled by the HOA
ð The one and
only reason for HOA control of parking permits is because of the on-going
problems in the E/F lot where there are fewer parking spaces than there are
residents. If all residents using these
lots would keep their neighbors in mind and not park multiple vehicles or
stored vehicles we could go a long ways towards an improved sense of community,
not to mention saving everyone a great deal of money
·
The Board was reminded that it has failed to complete a
project (the painting of the stairwells) as promised for the last year. (This project has been downsized to cover
painting the stairs and touch-up painting, as necessary.) Several guests also
mentioned that some of the stairwells are in need of repair before they are
painted. This issue will be prioritized
by the Board.
7.
Mike presented contracts from two CPAs, Thomas R. Wiedner
and Beichle & Associates, Inc., for audit and tax preparation
services. These contracts are not
required immediately and will be reviewed for a decision next month.
8.
Mike presented a snow plowing agreement for this
winter. There are a few issues to
resolve. The contract needs further
review. Meanwhile, the Board granted
interim approval in case it snows.
9.
New Business:
A.
The Board reviewed several newsletter articles that will be
included in the mailing for the annual meeting. The proxy will include the following names for consideration for
the two open Board positions. Write in
candidates are also allowed. Deanne
will finalize the copy and Mike will mail the information.
B.
The Board discussed information needed for the annual
meeting. Pat will provide laminated
copies of past budgets for review, along with extra copies of the Rules and
Regulations. Past minutes need to be
approved. Paul has copies of all of the
proposed minutes, except those from 1998.
C.
Tony McCullough, our potential security advisor, signed the
Release Form presented last month.
10.
The next meeting will be the annual meeting on
10-15-01.
11.
The board went into an Executive Session to discuss
delinquent accounts.
12.
Meeting adjourned at 9:55 p.m.