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LAKES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION #3
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
October 11, 2006
Board members present were Duane Pontek, Judith Weaver, Wayne Divoky, Chuck Sloan, and Bob Deken. The meeting was held in the Oakwood Clubhouse ballroom. Ken Flynn, General Manager, and Karen Jorgensen, recorder, also attended.
Call to Order: The meeting was called to order by the President at approximately 6:40 PM.
Meeting Protocol: Mr. Sloan read the Board's meeting protocol.
Adoption of Agenda: The agenda was adopted as written.
Approval of Meeting Minutes: Ms. Weaver moved to approve the minutes from the October 4, 2006 meeting. Mr. Sloan was the second. The motion passed.
Board Member Reports:
Transition Status - Mr. Divoky
Mr. Divoky, Mr. Pontek, and HOA outside counsel met with Mr. Poulos, the RCI representative, on August 2nd and 21st. The next meeting is scheduled for October 23. The following items have been agreed to:
replaced
installed so someone does not inadvertently drive down them
maintenance yard to the community
field
replace them if they die.
addressStreetRibbonwood Drive in Ironwood
The following are still being negotiated:
Treasurer's Report - Mr. Deken
The surplus of $621,000 listed on the Treasurer's Report dated 10/11/2006 shows that the HOA is in a very good position. This amount is the result of increased interest income, the transition team not spending what was allotted, road work that is not complete, the road consulting fee coming in under budget, facilities maintenance being close to budget, and the restaurants performing better than the budgeted deficit amount.
Secretary's Report - Ms. Weaver
Items covered since the September Board meeting:
defect
operating costs.
and with some financial support from the Association
available in the clubhouse
Insurance Update - Mr. Sloan
The General Manager and Risk Management Committee, working with the HOA insurance broker, have secured renewal of the property and casualty coverage for 2007 at a cost of $92,000. Separate policies for liquor liability and D&O totaled $7,000. The buildings remain insured for over seven million dollars and there is a million three hundred thousand in contents coverage. The HOA will secure an increase on employee fidelity coverage up to one million to protect against loss of fees and reserve funds. An insurance fund will be set up in the budget to cover small losses.
General Manager's Report - Ken Flynn
to hire a replacement
one of the spas in Ironwood
Action Items:
Appeals Rules Revision- Ms. Weaver/Joe D'Amore
The appeal process change is covered in Article XX of the Rules and Regulations, Sections 1 and 2. There is a ten-day time frame to appeal a citation. There is a form to make a request for an appeal and it can be downloaded from the website, picked up at the Oakwood reception desk, at the Patrol office, or from mobile Patrol. A prerequisite to having an appeal heard is to pay the fine; if the ruling is in favor of the homeowner, the fine will be refunded. One change in date and time of a scheduled hearing is allowed. The procedure at the hearing is as follows: Patrol will give the reason for the citation; the homeowner will state their case as to the reasons why they should not have to pay the fine; the Committee will deliberate and will notify the homeowner of the decision via email or post within 10 days from the hearing date. If a homeowner does not agree with the finding of the Appeals Committee they may appeal to the Board of Directors. Ms. Weaver made a motion to approve the revisions to Article XX of the Rules and Regulations. Mr. Divoky was the second. After discussion and some clarification, the motion passed.
Vendor Access Policy - Mr. Sloan
This is a policy proposal for allowing vendors to use HOA facilities for promotional activities. RESOLVED: placePlaceNameSun PlaceTypeLakes Homeowners Association III will, at the discretion of the General Manager, allow vendors to display products and/or market services that are deemed useful and appropriate for the community under the following circumstances:
products in an entertainment type setting
charges for food and beverage in order to utilize Association space.
Mr. Sloan made a motion to approve the Vendor Access Policy. Ms. Weaver was the second. Discussion: Mr. Deken suggested the title be Vendor Activity Access Policy. Homeowner suggested vendors supply a current certificate of insurance if they use the facility. The motion, with the change to the title as Mr. Deken proposed, passed.
Approval of 1st National Bank of AZ for Lock Box - Mr. Deken
The motion was made by Ms. Weaver and seconded by Mr. Pontek to approve 1st National Bank of placeStateArizona as the Association's lock box. Mr. Deken requested that the motion be tabled until Wells Fargo can provide assurance to the HOA that they can perform this function. Mr. Divoky suggested that Wells Fargo be required to provide such evidence by October 25th due to the tight timeframe that exists for sending out homeowner statements. Ms. Weaver: After discussion from the homeowners, the motion was tabled until no later than October 25th.
Approval for AAM to send Uncollected Community Image Fee Letters - Ms. Weaver
Six resales were processed without being assessed the community image fee. Ms. Weaver made a motion to direct AAM send letters to the people involved in those six resale closings explaining this and requesting payment of the fees from the appropriate party or parties. Mr. Divoky was the second. After Board and homeowner discussion, the motion passed.
Due to the time, Mr. Pontek suggested the meeting be adjourned. Mr. Divoky made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Mr. Sloan was the second. The meeting was adjourned at 8:40 PM.
Submitted by,
Karen Jorgensen
Recorder
Judith Weaver
Vice-President & Sec'y
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