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MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ MEETING May 19, 2002 CALL
TO ORDER: Vice-President Darlene Stoffer at
9:30 a.m.
VOTING STATUS: All board members present are in good standing. MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: (2002/5/1) M. Lucy Bain 2nd Barbara Myers “approve the minutes.” Passed.MEMBERS & GUESTS: Sandra Peterson – understands that the official audit was voted down at the annual meeting and there is an unofficial audit committee. Barbara Myers responded that there are 7 volunteers who have been contacted about setting up a meeting. Jan Bonaparte - observing, Bruce Livingstone - observing, Neva Buechner - observing, Tom Christensen - observing, Ron Bain - left early from AGM and appreciates efforts of Board, Don Adema – observing, Rob Seckinger - compliance committee result and outcome, asking what is going to happen to new trailers coming into Scenic Estates, what happened to sign at entrance to Scenic Estates. Barbara Myers stated that the compliance committee was disbanded but the requirement for compliance still exists. The sign at the entrance to Scenic Estates was stolen. Jackie Granger stated that if trailers are brought in to Scenic Estates the owner is approached and informed of the bylaws and county code and asked to comply. Discussion followed. Ross Moore - observing, Mark Mech - heard about lots of interesting things over the winter and glad he missed them. Norma Bohl – Scenic Estates is covered under code RRI (Rural Residential Island), regarding the two year rule, asking about the cutting of trees on Island Drive, specifically regarding permission granted and would like to see a copy of this and who arranged and paid for that work and who is going to clean-up. Whatcom County states that you need to get permission from the property owner and is it an easement or right of way. Is the Board working on a procedure to prohibit double voting at the Annual Meeting. Darlene Stoffer stated that the property is the road right of way and does not belong to Scenic Estates. The Operations Manager and General Manager have both checked this out and have seen the letter from Whatcom County granting permission for the member to cut trees. This is an issue between a property owner and Whatcom County, anyone requiring information should go to those parties. Discussion followed. Jackie Granger will research this issue further with Whatcom County. Darlene Stoffer stated that the Board is very concerned about the double voting at AGM, and is working on a solution. LuWilla Croy stated that an organization she belongs to issues a credential card upon check in which is used for voting. Ron Bain stated that the homeowner’s association that he is involved in has voter’s cards and any proxy votes would be noted on the card. Discussion followed. Grant Bowery - concerns regarding tree cutting, the property owner hid behind trees after the tree-cutting when he went down to find out what was going on. JoAnn Bowman - glad to be here. COMMUNICATIONS:
Salvation Army – requesting use of the swim lake for the summer season on Tuesday and Thursday, from 10 am to 12 noon. (See discussion under New Business) COMMITTEE REPORTS:
WATER: The Total gallons of water used for the month of April were 557,500 gallons. Average daily usage was 18,580 gallons per day. As usual the numbers are somewhat out of whack as there was one day that I didn’t pump due to a power outage...I did test the generator during this time and it is operating satisfactorily.OPERATIONS: Darlene Stoffer stated that she did a drive through Scenic Estates on Saturday with John Graham and the road sides and around the lake are much improved. Some discussion was held on plants for the dam face, the requirements are: fire resistant, deer proof, drought resistant, and a cover to keep it from washing away. Darlene suggested junipers at the top level. This might be a problem as it is not fire resistant though it would be well away from any structures. There will be a delay about the plants so that Darlene can speak with DNR (Department of Natural Resources) and Forest Floor Recovery on the island for suggestions. Rob Seckinger suggested salal. Discussion followed. Darlene
Stoffer stated that a bench has been placed at the cabana. The bench was
donated by John Graham and has been placed in cement. Thank you John.
Darlene Stoffer stated that the sign notifying everyone that recreational vehicles are not permitted in Scenic Estates unless approved by Whatcom County was removed on Thursday night and was done methodically and with great effort. Darlene
continued that a new fire sign is being put up at the ferry dock and so
Scenic Estates is getting the old one. This is hoped to be placed prior
to the fire season.
MAINTENANCE: Extensive cleanup has been completed prior to the annual general meeting. The electrical meter box at the clubhouse has been repaired and inspected. Two new lawn mower tires have been purchased. To Continue Reading Committee Reports on Page 2 Click Here |
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