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MINUTES OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ MEETING
September 15,
2002
(Subject
to approval and correction at the Board of Directors’ Meeting on October
20, 2002)
CALL
TO ORDER: by President Bob Bowman at 10:00
a.m.
PRESENT:
Lucy
Bain, Bob Bowman, Ricardo Camarillo, Laura Mork, Barbara Myers, Darlene
Stoffer, Operations Manager John Graham and General Manager Jackie Granger.
EXCUSED:
Treasurer
LuWilla Croy
VOTING
STATUS: All board members present are in good
standing.
MINUTES
OF PREVIOUS MEETING:
(2002/9/1)
M. Darlene Stoffer 2nd Barbara Myers “approve the minutes of the
last meeting.” Passed. Refering to August 18, 2002 Board of Directors Meeting.
MEMBERS
& GUESTS:
Fred
Dryden - requesting information regarding ownership of buoys. A notice
will go in the fall newsletter asking if anyone has a buoy that Mr. Dryden
could have.
Don
Adema - observing.
JoAnn
Bowman - observing.
Al
Coghill - irritated about noise from a member’s activities across from
maintenance shop. Discussion followed.
(2002/9/2)
M. Barbara Myers 2nd Lucy Bain “ send a very polite letter
{to the owner of lot 5, division 1, block 4} stating that the Board has
been approached by a member concerned about noise levels on his property
and that the Board request that he look at some sort of noise abatement
resolution to this problem.” Passed (2 abstentions).
COMMUNICATIONS:
Clayton
Wray - requesting an affidavit from the Board or employees of LISECC stating
that his motorhome has not been on his property (on Jamison Street) since
November 2001. A letter will be sent to Mr. Wray stating that the
property has not been monitored.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
PLANNING:
Ricardo
Camarillo stated the planning committee has met twice this month. Ricardo
has received a list of all the things that the corporation owns and the
committee has further requested that the expected life be marked on the
list. Ricardo toured the treatment plant and John noted some items that
may need to be replaced in the near future. The committee will meet next
Saturday and another report will be forthcoming next month.
WATER
Laura
Mork stated that Trihalomethanes are an indicator of the chlorine infusion
into the water. If there are trihalothemanes present the water may taste
bad and there may be health indications. Testing for trihalomethanes may
drive us to take other steps. Barbara Myers stated this was a concern of
some members at the Annual General Meeting. Discussion followed. See motion
2002/9/3.
John
Graham stated that for E-coli the Department of Health gets concerned when
results are 50, and very concerned at 100. They closed Bloedel Donovan
for swimming at 233. The LISECC swim lake tested at 9. There seems to be
no cause for further testing at this point. Discussion followed. Regular
testing of the swim lake may be done during the summer months next year.
Laura
Mork stated that we are starting down the path of planning for the swim
lake and reservoir. The first step will be representing what the community
club wants. Jackie is working on the first draft of the vision for the
lake. One of the things that was preliminary to this were the dissolved
oxygen readings. John Graham stated that currently he has tested at random
depths and random locations. There will now be an ongoing and regular
test schedule with the results logged. Discussion followed.
(2002/9/3)
M. Laura Mork 2nd Darlene Stoffer “spend up to $600 to obtain
at least 3 tests (one after the storage tank and two others at the end
of the lines) and based on those tests have the monies available for a
test kit.” Passed.
OPERATIONS:
Darlene
Stoffer stated that for paving the road at Mt. Vista, the south end of
the lake and the clubhouse road an estimate has been received at $11,500
from Wilder Construction. A bid was requested from Whatcom Builders though
they declined to bid. Discussion followed.
John
Graham stated that the other two areas can be patched by the Operations
Staff. Laura Mork suggested that Wilder be contracted to have the hot tar
delivered at the time when the other work is being done. Is it possible
to have some assistance from Wilder in the more difficult areas? Laura
Mork suggested that John request from Wilder to review all of the community
roads to determine if there are other areas that will need addressing in
the next five years. This would help the planning committee. Discussion
followed.
Darlene
Stoffer stated John will be replacing the lighting down the stairway at
the clubhouse.
Darlene
Stoffer stated that new tires for the LISECC pick up truck will be necessary.
Authorization will be necessary to be purchased at some point. John Graham
stated that it could wait until the new year. Laura Mork stated that it
would be preferable to purchase them out of this budget. Discussion followed.
Darlene
Stoffer stated that maintenance has been ongoing throughout Scenic Estates.
Barbara
Myers asked if Mark Mech had completed the stereo system move. Darlene
Stoffer stated that it has not been done and may be better to be tabled.
Bob Bowman stated that those who use the clubhouse should have it comfortably
equipped. Chuck Ortego stated that he has a brand new stereo that he is
willing to donate to LISECC.
John
Graham submitted his written report:
WATER:
The total gallons of water used for the month of August was 916,600 gallons.
Average daily usage was 29,570 gallons per day.
The
dissolved oxygen tester has been purchased, and I am making random tests
to establish a basic information log. I will be establishing regular sampling
locations based on the initial test information.
An
e-coli test for the swim lake has been sent to Avocet for analysis. Results
shoud be available by the September board meeting.
I
have removed the activated carbon from the filter bed at the treatment
plant and replaced it with anthracite. This winter I will attempt to encapsulate
the activated carbon back in the filter.
On
three occasions this year we have had someone watering at their residence
all night. I have located that resident, but have not talked to them about
this issue, primarily because there is no bylaw or restriction against
it.
RESERVOIR:
The reservoir is at –4’ 10” from overflow.
TESTING:
The August water samples have been sent to Avocet and not been returned
at the writing of this report. The July samples were all satisfactory.
TRAINING:
Kevin attended a training session on August 20th thru 22nd, 2002. This
is a training session conducted by WETRC, and the registration cost was
$275.00 which includes 2.1 ceu’s. I am also anticipating registering Kevin
for a training session in January of 2003, and then he will take the state
test for WTPO 2 in February 2003. I am anticipating attending a one
day seminar in Mount Vernon on October 29, 2002. Cost of registration is
$25.00.
MAINTENANCE:
Only regular maintenance was completed in June. Most extra time was spent
mowing and weed eating.
MISCELLANEOUS:
I have contacted Wilder for an estimate of black topping the end of Mt
Vista. The Mt. Vista portion is $5308.68. The cost for Mt. Vista, the swim
lake area, and the clubhouse driveway is $11,545.30.
The
docks will be removed on September 26, and 27, 2002.
(2002/9/4)
M. Darlene Stoffer 2nd Laura Mork “ repair the road at
Mt Vista (where it meets Hales Passage) at the quoted price of $5,300 and
the funds to be taken from the reserve fund.” Passed Unanimously.
(2002/9/5)
M. Laura Mork 2nd Ricardo Camarillo “selected company be requested
to prepare a five year plan with budget prices for all LISECC owned roads
(etc.) and on the two areas previously identified work with them for more
cost effective means of completing them.” Passed.
(2002/9/6)
M. Laura Mork 2nd Darlene Stoffer “get a price quote for next
meeting on a new set of tires.” Passed.
(2002/9/7)
M. Darlene Stoffer 2nd Lucy Bain “ to accept Chuck Ortego’s
generous offer of a CD stereo system and thank him for that gift.” Passed.
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