Lake
Forest Community Association Board of Directors
Minutes
of June General Meeting, 2002
The Lake Forest Community Association met at Sydenstricker United Methodist Church on 5 Dec 2002.
Meeting came to order at 7:35 pm. 6 active Board members and 18 Association members were present.
Agenda:
Old Business
Approval of minutes
New Business
Status of Annual Dues
Trails Maintenance
Entrance Beautification
Community Awards Presentations
Elections of New Board Members
Terms expire for Gene Cole, Harry Hopkins, and Jennifer Yurina
Old Business:
The draft minutes of the Dec 2001 General Meeting were read and approved without discussion.
New Business:
Status of Annual Dues: Of 279 homes in the Association, dues have been collected from all but 8 homes. We have about $35,000 balance in our checking account, and about $35,000 in a CD. A financial statement was provided at the meeting. One resident complained about not receiving a bill, and Mr. Gilbert resolved that issue. There was also a discussion about AAA not honoring their agreement with the Association. AAA has sent a letter to several residents to that effect, indicating that tipping fees have increased at the landfill. By their agreement, AAA is permitted to pass on some increased costs, such as this.
Trails Maintenance: The worst area of trail condition lies between Maritime and Bertito, and that area will receive attention first. The estimate is about $5150 for four specific areas of repair that are marked with spray paint. We expect the work to begin during late July. Since this is a budgeted expense, the work will proceed.
Elections of New Board Members: Mr. Gilbert announced three vacancies on the Board. Mr. Hopkins was nominated to fill another term as a Board member. A motion was made to approve Mr. Hopkins for Board membership, along with announcing the need for two more volunteers to assist the Board. The motion carried. Mr. Wes Cox expressed an interest in joining the Board.
Mr. Hopkins requested ideas for improvements to the LFCA web site, LakeForestCommunity.org is the URL.
A resident complained in writing about loud refrigeration trucks belonging to Giant that are running at night. An inquiry will be made to the County zoning office.
A member asked about the Board sending letters of complaint regarding the poor upkeep of some homes in the neighborhood. A specific house on Maritime was cited as being an eyesore. The Board will look into the matter and take appropriate action.
As an update to the Monopole, a meeting was held last December, and 6 people showed up. The County approved the monopole, and construction was to have started during Feb, 2002. Latest status is unknown. Construction has not yet started.
A note of appreciation was passed to Ms. Tomlin for her work in maintaining the entranceway signs.
Meeting adjourned at 8:40 pm.