GCCHLA MEETING November
18, 2008 (Unapproved)
Location: Huntoon Residence
Time: 7:30PM
Adjourned: 8:30PM
Attendees (Board Members/Alternates):
DePoyster,
Curtis
Gallaher,
Dave & Judy
Hicks, John
Huntoon,
Heather
Panelo,
Sergio
Stewart,
Rusty
Taylor,
Matt
VanGeet,
Otto & Kelly
Wandrey,
Craig
Next
Meeting: TBD
Previous Meeting Acceptance: The previous meeting minutes were
accepted (both prior meetings).
Officer Elections: Officers for the 2008-2009 year were
voted in.
President: Heather Huntoon
Vice
President: Jim Vogt
Secretary: Amy Sue Karshbaum (with Kelly or Otto
VanGeet providing backup)
Treasurer: Curtis DePoyster
Rusty
Stewart was also elected Road Boss with Mason Keene providing assistance.
HOA Goals: The meeting attendees broke up into
groups to define initial goals for the next year. The goals determined are
- Increase road fund donations
- Current donations are far from
meeting current costs meaning that without increased funding, grading
activities in the future will have to be severely curtailed.
For instance, this year so far, members have given only $2700 towards the
roads whereas the current cost (not including last year’s overrun for
culvert installation) is almost $5000.
- Build a York Gulch HOA Kiosk
(location to be determined)
- A kiosk could be used to post
minutes, meeting schedules, a local map, information on the area, etc.
- Increase York Gulch Road Safety
- This would mean primarily
working with the county to improve the safety of York Gulch and
surrounding roads by encouraging things such as
-
Getting
the county to implement a regular grading schedule;
- Bringing
up the possibility of chip sealing York Gulch; and
- Adding
safety barriers for dangerous curves with steep drop-offs.
The next
meeting will likely involve determining how some of these goals may be
approached.
Road Grading: The general consensus was that the HOA
road grading schedule needs to be moved up to take better advantage of weather
and workable road conditions. To this
end:
- June will be considered the
“Road Repair Month” when all planning for the grading including obtaining
bids should be done.
- The annual meeting should be
planned and scheduled for the first weekend following Labor Day.
Dues and road donations collected at this meeting are the first indication
of how much money the HOA will have to perform road grading and which
areas are best represented by said donations. - Actual road grading should
commence in the week(s) immediately following the annual meeting.
Small Tracts Phase II: Laurie Beckel and Amy Karsbaum are
currently working on organizing phase II of the land purchase. More information will be emailed as it is
determined.
Treasurer’s
Report:
Emergency Fund Checking: $283.15
Emergency Fund Savings: $9,528.24
Homeowner’s Checking: $138.15
Homeowner’s Savings: $10,572.15
Total Accounts:
$20,521.69