Board of Directors Meeting
July 17, 2006 - 7:00 PM
The meeting was
held at the Madison Assembly of God Church.
Board Members Present: Phyllis Goldberg, Bob Richardson, Dick Clem, Mark Wilson
Absent: Paul
Hurst, David Seitz, Jerry Lyons
Property Manager Present: Lois Brown
Community
Members present: 1
Visitors:
MINUTES FROM 06-20-06
A motion was made, seconded and approved to accept the minutes as
written. They will be posted on the website.
Treasurer’s Report: Lois Brown (as
requested by Mark Wilson)
Total Income 05/16/06 – 06/19/06 $ 3201.00
Property Manager’s Report: Lois Brown
Total expenses:
$ 1,483.55
Checking Account
balance: $ 19,397.89
6 month CD: $ 13,863.36
Landscaping Committee: Dick Clem
Maintenance Committee: Dick Clem
1.
All trash
containers were emptied as needed and Bradford Farms Drive was policed as
required.
2.
Both
ponds and common property were policed as needed.
3.
The
warning signs at the back pond facing Bradford Farms Drive were repaired and
cleaned.
4.
The
repair work and updating of the front entrance irrigation system continues. It
is about 80% completed.
5.
The weeds
and tree branches around the community storage shed have been trimmed and
removed.
6.
The trash
container at the back pond was destroyed on July 4. The remains have been
removed.
Welcome Committee: Phyllis Goldberg for Sharon Ditto (detailed
report attached)
Visits to new
community members – 1
Pending visits -
2
Gifts delivered
- 3
House Info - 6
homes and 1 lot for sale, 4 homes sold
Realtors
Contacted – 2
Questionable
change of status – 3
Additional
Comments - volunteers needed for
Committee. Please call Sharon at
721-9366.
Architectural Committee: Phyllis Goldberg for Ed
Ditto
No new activity.
NEW
BUSINESS
·
A
recent incident of a car egging on Green Springs Lane
·
A
recent incident of someone leaving 3 bags of household trash atop a pile of
yard clippings that had been left on the bridge over the dry creek bed on
Bradford Farms Drive
The
Board members brought up the fact that car eggings and other minor malicious
events have occurred from time to time over the years, some of which were
reported to the police and some of which were not. They seem to occur randomly,
most often during summers and other school vacations, and are not isolated just
to Bradford Farms. The Board agreed that these are occasional disturbances and
therefore don’t warrant further police intervention beyond that reported by the
affected individuals. To combat the problem, we would appreciate the
cooperation of all our residents in keeping the neighborhood clean and
safe. Place all trash and yard waste
where it belongs and try as much as possible to keep cars in garages and
driveways rather than on the streets.