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11 May 2009
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Presiding: Bill Martin
Present: Bill Martin, Jim Bergeron, Kelly McGuire, David Weber, Frank Chuba
The meeting was called to order by Acting President Bill Martin at 1902.
The minutes of the 13 April 2009 meeting were read and unanimously approved following a motion by Kelly McGuire and a second by Frank Chuba.
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Treasurer’s Report: Bank balance is $15,127.13. There have been 84 voluntary donations from residents since the first of the year totaling $3250. Expenses to date amount to $412.28, with a majority of that amount spent on the spring newsletter. The treasurer also sent out 40 follow-up letters as a reminder to residents who normally donate every year, but have not done so at this time.
Treasurer’s report unanimously accepted following a motion by Kelly McGuire and a second by Frank Chuba.
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Architectural Control: Chairman Frank Chuba reports that he did speak with Mrs. McLaughlin at 18235 Spruce Road concerning all the recent renovations at that residence. All the work accomplished was internal with the exception of a new roof and she has a form for that work and understands that she owes the Association $25.
Gary and Susan McClendon at 4355 Red Forest Road asked to re-roof their house and have the necessary forms and know there is a $25 fee.
Roger K. Clarke of 3775 El Rancho Way requested a fence on his property to contain a dog. The specs met the approval of the Board following a motion by Kelly McGuire and a second by Frank Chuba. A $25 check was received.
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Old Business: Next weekend (the 15th, 16th, and 17th of May) there will be a dumpster each day in the Association Park for residents to dump unwanted items, and a chipper will be in place on Saturday for tree branches. Each volunteer manning the area will have a copy of Ranch residents to check off and also assure that non-residents do not dump without paying a fee. The suggested fee is $15.
The flag pole and electric lights versus solar panels was brought up and discussed at length. There was to be a vote at this meeting, but with the expense involved, it was decided to table the issue until all Board members are present. Attached to the motion to table by Kelly McGuire and seconded by David Weber, was one to erect the flag pole in the recently dug hole on the southeast side of the pavilion and raise the flag on special occasions, i.e., Flag Day, Independence Day, annual Association picnic, etc. and take it down at sundown.
Director Kelly McGuire checked on the price of grass seed and it sells for $150 to $175 for a 50 pound bag, depending on the type seed. Fescue seems to be the grass of choice because of its slow growth and need for minimal water. The Board authorized $350 plus tax for Director McGuire to purchase the seed on a motion by Bill Martin and a second by Frank Chuba. It will be sown after the area has been dragged with a chain link fence behind a tractor to overturn the soil.
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New Business: The Board received a letter from resident Chuck Piechota concerning a Ranch wide garage sale. He plans on having one, but would prefer a larger neighborhood event to leverage advertising. It was decided to poll residents over the weekend as they deposit trash to determine interest.
Jim Bergeron reported he had received complaints about several overstuffed sofas laying for several days in the driveway of the Dave Jack residence on El Rancho Way. Jim volunteered to approach Mr. Jack about this issue.
With no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 1951 on a motion by Frank Chuba, seconded by Kelly McGuire and carried unanimously.
The next regularly scheduled meeting will be at 1900 on Monday, 08 June 2009 at the Tri Lakes Cares building, 235 Jefferson Street in Monument.
Respectfully submitted,
Jim Bergeron
Secretary/Recorder, RRRHOA
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13 April 2009
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Presiding: Craig Ketels
Present: Craig Ketels, Bill Martin, Jim Bergeron, Kelly McGuire, Fred Lanyon, Frank Chuba
Guests: Brett Hull
The meeting was called to order by President Craig Ketels at 1901.
The minutes of the 09 March 2009 meeting were read and unanimously approved following a motion by Fred Lanyon and a second by Frank Chuba.
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Treasurer’s Report: Bank balance is $14,849.96. There have been 76 voluntary donations from residents since the first of the year totaling $2,990, an average of $39.34 per resident, which represents a 10% increase over this time last year. Architectural fees are $25. Expenses to date amount to $370.28, most of which was spent on printing and mailing the newsletter.
Treasurer’s report unanimously accepted following a motion by Kelly McGuire and a second by Frank Chuba.
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Architectural Control: Chairman Frank Chuba introduced resident Brett Hull who presented plans to the Board for landscaping by utilizing Salome stone around his residence at 4730 Red Forest Road. The plans were reviewed and unanimously approved following a motion to accept by Fred Lanyon and a second by Kelly McGuire. The $25 fee has been paid.
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Old Business: The Dyad drilling was discussed and Fred Lanyon said things are moving slowly at this time. It is expected resident input will not come about until autumn of this year and the earliest drilling would be the spring of 2010. Resident Brett Hull said drilling companies are not obligated to divulge chemicals used in drilling and there is great concern in the event of a leak and possible contamination of the water tables. As drilling takes place, the chemicals are supposed to be contained in concrete casings, but there is always a chance of human error.
President Ketels said he would be responsible for running the chipper on 16 May 2009 at the Association Park. Because of concerns for liability, residents who bring branches for disposal will not be allowed to run the machine and Mr. Ketels will receive instructions from Dan Elders who is donating the chipper for the day.
The residence at 1 Pixie Park still has shown no major improvement and President Ketels said the Association has done all it can do at this point. Now, the next step is up to the neighbor who made the original complaint.
The work at the McLaughlin residence at the corner of Sandstone and Spruce seems to be complete with most of it being interior, but Brett Hull stated that there appears to be some external improvements such as a deck. Chairman Frank Chuba will check to see if indeed exterior work was done.
President Ketels thanked the Board for stuffing and mailing the newsletters at the last meeting.
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New Business: Director David Weber turned the water on in the Park for irrigation purposes.
President Ketels suggested that members help with tasks around the tennis court, i.e., helping seed the area west of the court over the weekend of 15 May 2008 while manning the dumpsters.
Jim Bergeron suggested reimbursing Dan Elders for fuel costs for the chipper if residents did not contribute enough to cover the bill. Members agreed to do so.
Weekend schedule to cover the spring cleanup at the Association Park:
Friday, 15 May 2009
0800-1000- Kelly McGuire 1200-1400- Frank Chuba
1000-1200- Jim Bergeron 1400-1600- Bill Martin
Saturday, 16 May 2009
0800-1000- Kelly McGuire 1200-1400- Frank Chuba
1000-1200- Jim Bergeron 1400-1600- Fred Lanyon
Sunday, 17 May 2009
0800-1000- Kelly McGuire 1200-1400- Frank Chuba
1000-1200- Jim Bergeron 1400-1600- Bill Martin
Director Jim Zalmanek e-mailed his report concerning electric versus solar power to illuminate the flag in the Park. President Ketels suggested each member read the report and be prepared to vote on it at the May meeting.
With no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 1941 on a motion by Fred Lanyon, seconded by Frank Chuba and carried unanimously.
The next regularly scheduled meeting will be at 1900 on Monday, 11 May 2009 at the Tri Lakes Cares building, 235 Jefferson Street in Monument.
Respectfully submitted,
Jim Bergeron
Secretary/Recorder, RRRHOA
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09 March 2009
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Presiding: Bill Martin
Present: Bill Martin, Jim Bergeron, Kelly McGuire, Jim Zalmanek, Fred Lanyon, David Weber, Frank Chuba
The meeting was called to order by Acting President Bill Martin at 1900.
The minutes of the 09 February 2009 meeting were read and unanimously approved following a motion by Fred Lanyon and a second by Jim Zalmanek.
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Treasurer’s Report: Bank balance is $12,153.33. There have been four voluntary donations from residents since the first of the year totaling $155. Expenses to date amount to $58.20 and there have been no fees from Architectural Control.
Treasurer’s report unanimously accepted following a motion by Kelly McGuire and a second by David Weber.
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Architectural Control: Chairman Frank Chuba reports that no new requests have been made for building and/or alterations to existing structures on the Ranch.
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Old Business: Jim Bergeron reported that resident Dan Elders, owner of Angry Squirrel Tree Service, has offered free use of his commercial chipper on Saturday, 16 May 2009.
Treasurer Bill Martin reported that the area around the residence at 1 Pixie Park does not appear to show much improvement. The grounds are still unkempt with equipment scattered about. President Craig Ketels was to follow up on this, but is absent (and excused because of a prior commitment) so his report will be given at the April Board meeting.
Director Fred Lanyon gave a brief update on the Dyad drilling project at Mount Herman which includes upcoming comments from residents and various reports the company must submit, so it would probably be several months hence before this comes to pass.
Director Jim Zalmanek reported that Intermountain Rural Electric Association (IREA) has been very cordial in his conversations with their representatives, but not much action has been forthcoming. He feels IREA will probably want to dig under Sunburst Drive from a main pedestal to the Association Park which will cost approximately $7,000 to $9,000 and may be slow in responding because there will be very little profit from sale of electricity to the Association. Mr. Zalmanek iterated that this was just his opinion and was not a statement from IREA.
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New Business: The members present addressed and stuffed envelopes with the spring newsletter and a self addressed stamped envelope for residents to hopefully remit their voluntary annual donation of $35. The newsletter has been mailed to each Ranch resident/landowner and has been posted on the Association website.
Jim Bergeron thanked Director David Weber on behalf of the Board on his efforts for another fine newsletter.
Treasurer Bill Martin expressed his concern for liability using a commercial chipper with no trained personnel to operate it. Director Jim Zalmanek agreed to be trained and operate the machine on Saturday, 16 May 2009. Jim Bergeron will discuss the matter with Dan Elders.
Director Kelly McGuire mentioned the McLaughlin residence on the corner of Spruce Road and Sandstone which appears to be undergoing interior renovations. There have been moving vans noted at the residence and it does appear vacant at this time. This was brought up as information for Board members. Any exterior changes will require approval of the Architectural Control Committee.
Treasurer Bill Martin stated that the long grass in the landscaped area needs to be trimmed, and his wife Val volunteered to accomplish that with Board approval. There was no objection from the Board. Mrs. Martin also suggested wood chips from the chipper be used in the landscaped area for both attractiveness and moisture control.
Jim Bergeron mentioned the break-in and one attempted break-in on the Ranch within the past few days and also crimes against property within an HOA north of Northgate Road. He stressed the Neighborhood Watch program and noted that it was mentioned in the spring newsletter.
With no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 2005 on a motion by Fred Lanyon, seconded by Frank Chuba and carried unanimously.
The next regularly scheduled meeting will be at 1900 on Monday, 13 April 2009 at the Tri Lakes Cares building, 235 Jefferson Street in Monument.
Respectfully submitted,
Jim Bergeron
Secretary/Recorder, RRRHOA
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09 February 2009
Presiding: Craig Ketels
Present: Craig Ketels, Bill Martin, Jim Bergeron, Kelly McGuire, Jim Zalmanek, Fred Lanyon, Frank Chuba
The meeting was called to order by President Craig Ketels at 1903.
The minutes of the 12 January 2009 meeting were read and unanimously approved following a motion by Kelly McGuire and a second by Fred Lanyon.
Treasurer’s Report: Bank balance is $12,220.05. There have been two donations from residents totaling $85. Expenses to date amount to $58.20. The annual tax return has been filed.
Treasurer’s report unanimously accepted following a motion by Fred Lanyon and a second by Kelly McGuire.
Architectural Control: Chairman Frank Chuba contacted the owners of a residence at 18290 Spruce Road about obtaining a permit and paying a $25 fee for a shed they are constructing. The owners agreed.
Old Business: Frank Chuba reported that an industrial chipper for residents to dispose of Christmas trees rents for $138 per day from All Rental. The owners say one to two cubic feet of mulch is the norm for an average size Christmas tree. Residents would be able to take the mulch for yard use on their properties.
Frank Chuba was also asked to check the price of a chipper for scrub oak branches that could be mulched during the Ranch spring cleanup at the same time dumpsters are in place at the Association Park. It was felt that branches thrown in the dumpster take too much space that could be used for other articles of trash, hence the idea of a chipper.
Jim Bergeron volunteered to request a quote from resident Dan Elders who has chipping equipment. Residents could also take the resulting chips.
Dates for the dumpsters to be in place are 15, 16, and 17 May 2009 in the Association Park. An empty dumpster will be in place at the beginning of each day and Board members will monitor dumping in shifts, as was done last year, from 0800 to 1600. The chipper for scrub oak will be in place one day only - Saturday, 16 May 2009.
President Ketels said he has heard nothing from the management company caring for the property at 1 Pixie Park, but Director Kelly McGuire and Treasurer Bill Martin said they have noticed some improvement in the area surrounding the house.
All members of the Board were asked to submit an article to Director David Weber for inclusion in the next newsletter which will be sent out by the second week in March. Cut-off date for submission is 23 February 2009.
Director Jim Zalmanek reported that he has not had further contact from Intermountain Rural Electric Agency concerning electric service to the Park pavilion.
New Business: Resident Dr. David Bohn requested information about solar panels and other alternative energy since he felt the covenants restricted their use. Architectural Control Chairman Frank Chuba read from the covenants that state solar panels may be erected with the permission of the Board, just like any other structure on the Ranch. They are not prohibited, but must fit into the overall surroundings and character of the Ranch. Frank Chuba agreed to discuss this with Dr. Bohn.
With no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 1949 on a motion by Jim Zalmanek, seconded by Kelly McGuire and carried unanimously.
The next regularly scheduled meeting will be at 1900 on Monday, 09 March 2009 at the Tri Lakes Cares building, 235 Jefferson Street in Monument.
Respectfully submitted,
Jim Bergeron
Secretary/Recorder, RRRHOA
