Board Meeting Minutes from September 21, 2015
Tuscany HOA Board Meeting
Monday, September 21, 2015
Meeting was called to order at 6:48 PM
Attendees: Rick Uhlman, Lori Jones, Robert Walker, Donna Horsley, Mike Pastor
Absent: Sandra Wilt (away on vacation)
Old Business
- Mike, Secretary, Minutes - August Meeting Minutes were approved and accepted as posted.
- Lori Treasurer's Report - Transferred $7,000 from Savings to Checking account. Standard printed reports were unavailable at this meeting.
- Robert Walker - ARB Report
- Received an ARB Request for an aluminum back porch. HOA Board voted to deny as it would not comply with CC&Rs
- Commercial and non-operable motor vehicles violations discussed and notification
- Establish a Fine Enforcement Board - efforts need to move forward.
- Pressure washing efforts continue to take place throughout the neighborhood
- Rick Security Camera System Report
- Received 3 quotes.
- Surveillance Plus: $9800
- Guardian: $5576
- Security Center Networks LLC: $4399
- A License Plate reader/camera will cost at least $20,000 in addition to the cost quotes indicated above.
- Received 3 quotes.
- Donna Horsley - Landscape Report
- Electrical repairs - The electrician will
- Fix lights on wall - requires a new photoelectric cell
- TUSCANY Sign lights will be fixed
- A lighting contractor is needed to repair the Pond Lights
- Electrical repairs - The electrician will
- Front Carriage Light is broken
- Will cost $200 to $300 to repair/replace
- Diane Johnson - Tuscany Picnic in the Park will be
- Sunday, Nov 1st from 2:00 to 5:00 PM at Chapin Station
- Sandra rented the Pavillion
- 2-Signatures for H.O.A. Checking Account
New Business
- Commercial Vehicles parked on streets
- Upcoming Events
- Yard of the Month - Judy Brooks Sept/Oct.
- Open to the Floor - Lawn guys coming this Saturday
Next Board Meeting
Monday, October 19, 2015 at Sandra Wilt's home at 1630 Victoria Way at 6:30 PM
Meeting Adjourned: 8:22 PM
The mission of the Tuscany Homeowners Association is: To institute and enforce rules, regulations and legal restrictions designed to ensure that the Tuscany neighborhood is a safe, attractive and desirable community where property values and resident satisfaction are maximized.
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