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Board Meeting Minutes: February 2016
MINUTES OF WILDERNESS PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING
February 11, 2016
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Wilderness Property Owners’ Association was held on Thursday, February 11, 2016 in the home of Dick Fankhauser. Vice President Larry Rus called the meeting to order at 7:13 p.m. Board members present were Larry Rus, Linda Liu, Dick Fankhauser and John Cusick. Phil Harlan was absent. Prospective board member Ken Elgin was in attendance also.
MINUTES:
The minutes of the January 14, 2016 meeting were previously approved via email.
TREASURER’S REPORT:
The Treasurer’s Report, as prepared by John Cusick, was filed. Approximately 60 property owners have not paid their 2016 dues of which seven are carryovers from previous years.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Wilderness Sign Repair or Replacement (Wilderness/Boulevard): One half of the cost of a new entrance sign at Boulevard Road has been paid to Buffalo Signs in the amount of $1,115.26. The remaining half will be paid upon completion and installation of the sign.
Greenbelt/Tree Management:
- Remaining tree issues: Larry will get data in spread sheet format from Cherryl
- Potential danger tree at 2634-36 Wilderness Drive duplex: Dick will contact tree arborist…
- Certified tree arborists: John contacted the City of Olympia Arborist to get a current list of certified tree arborists. She advised him it is best to access the “ISA” (International Society of Arboriculture) website and search by location for current certified arborists when one is needed.
- Dick will obtain full-sized maps of all of the plat maps for the Wilderness development
WPOA Document Cleanup and Scanning: Larry will contact Phil and Cherryl regarding status of this.
Open Board Positions: We now have two open board positions. Larry suggested that if we know of any interest to report back.
Update of Website: Larry will contact Toby regarding posting new officers and two years of board meeting minutes on the website.
Mailing Lists: John and Larry are coordinating the email and snail mail lists for notifying residents of board changes and other issues. John uses the lists for dues notification and collection.
Coalition of Neighborhood Association Steering Committee: Linda is now our official representative on this committee and will be attending upcoming meetings.
NEW BUSINESS:
Progress Report on Log Cabin Reservoir, LBA Woods Park and Doggy Bags: Larry attended a public meeting regarding the Log Cabin Reservoir and gave a brief report. There was nothing new to report on LBA Woods Park. Linda reported that she visited all of the Doggy Bag distribution sites with Cherryl and ordered a one year supply of replacement bags.
Board Liability: John discovered in reviewing our insurance policy with State Farm that liability coverage for board members had been discontinued some time back. He brought an application to the meeting to apply for reinstatement of the liability coverage.
Current By-Laws and Covenants: Discussion centered on how to enforce Covenants. It was suggested, as a first step, to talk with offenders and document all contacts with them. A paper trail is necessary in any kind of legal action. It was determined that we would devote an entire meeting to this subject at a later date when Larry returns from vacation.
Semi-Annual Association Meeting: There was some discussion regarding the date of the Semi-Annual meeting in June but no date was set.
Vacation of Existing Easements: There was some discussion regarding the vacation of easements and specifically the one on Pinebrook Drive where the old bus stop shelter was located. Dick will research this and get back to the board.
Future Meeting Dates: Future Board meeting dates will be the second Wednesday of each month.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:04 p.m. The next Board meeting will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 9, 2016 at Dick Fankhauser’s home.
Respectfully submitted,
Dick Fankhauser, Secretary
Board Meeting Minutes: December 2015
MINUTES OF WILDERNESS PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING
December 8, 2015
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Wilderness Property Owners’ Association was held on Tuesday, December 8, 2015 in the home of President Cherryl Steben. Cherryl called the meeting to order at 7:04 p.m. Board members present were Cherryl Steben, Larry Rus, Linda Liu, Dick Fankhauser, John Cusick and Phil Harlan.
MINUTES: The minutes of the November 17, 2015 Board meeting were read. Cherryl stated that she has been on the Board for eight years and seven years as president. Minutes were approved as corrected.
TREASURER’S REPORT: The Treasurer’s Report, as prepared by John Cusick, was filed. Statements for 2016 dues will be going out mid January. There may a small amount of funds to be carried over to 2016.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Wilderness Sign Repair or Replacement (Wilderness/Boulevard): Two bids received, Cherryl will clarify bids. Carry-over funds from 2016 may be used for the sign replacement, however, we will wait to see if additional funds are needed for greenbelt management.
Traffic Calming Research: Larry obtained information from a County representative. The idea of using a “radar speed trailer” was discussed. Larry will call and get us on the list to be able to use one for a short period of time. Regarding speed bumps, someone will have to monitor traffic speeds, 60% of residents need to be in favor of having them installed, and of course the residents have to pay for them. Cherryl will make it an item in the newsletter to see if there is any interest.
Street Lighting Upgrades: Cherryl will follow up on this.
Greenbelt/Tree Management: The Board gave consent for Cherryl to award the tree removal contract at Leon’s in the amount of $1,800.00 to Capital Tree Service.
WPOA Document Cleanup and Scanning: Cherryl will complete. Source for scanning remaining documents no longer exists. John will check with Secretary of State’s office to determine legalities of what should be retained.
WPOA Work Parties: Phil will haul debris away from last work party north of Wilderness Drive at Boulevard Road.
Open Board Position: Cherryl will post in the next newsletter.
Proposed Log Cabin Reservoir (water tank) Status and Ashton Woods Development: Nothing new to report.
NEW BUSINESS:
Items For Handoff: This being Cherryl’s last meeting she had some items to handoff to others. Linda agreed to take on bag replacements and the dog bag stations. A non-handoff item was that Cherryl agreed to continue writing the newsletter.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:14 p.m. The next Board meeting will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 13, 2016 at Dick Fankhauser’s home.
Respectfully submitted, Dick Fankhauser, Secretary
Semi Annual WPOA Meeting Minutes: November 2015
MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WILDERNESS PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION (WPOA)
November 17, 2015
The annual meeting of the WPOA was held on Tuesday, November 17, 2015 in “The Barn” at Grace Community Covenant Church. President Cherryl Steben called the meeting to order at 7:06 PM. In addition to Ms. Steben, board members, Phil Harlan, Larry Rus, Dick Fankhauser, Linda Liu and John Cusick were present. A total of 15 property owners were present, not constituting a quorum.
Members were encouraged to sign in and to also provide their emails for future notifications and information.
MINUTES: Minutes of the previous board meeting were not read but were approved by the board members.
TREASURER’S REPORT: John Cusick handed out copies of the Treasurer’s Report: the Profit & Loss Budget vs. Actual and the Balance Sheet. He stated that seven property owners have not paid their dues to date. He went over some categories with dollar amounts projected to 12/31/15. He then asked if there were any questions. No action was taken on the Treasurer’s Report. Linda Liu reported that she tried to call all of the property owner’s whose dues remain delinquent. Some phone numbers were disconnected and she asked for call backs where there were answering machines. She will continue to try to reach them.
PRESIDENT’S REPORT: Ms. Steben began her report by announcing that she was resigning from the board at the end of 2015. She explained that she has served on the board for seven years, six years as president, and it was time to do other things, including a new job.
She provided an overview of the Board’s recent activities, including a work party in July to clean up the area in and behind the Juniper shrubs north of Wilderness Drive near Boulevard Road. She briefly discussed burglaries and property damage and directed members to the contact information in the newsletter for various needs. She also reported that she has obtained two bids for replacement of the Boulevard Road entrance sign. However, we are holding off doing that work until tree management costs for the year are finalized. There was some discussion regarding common area maintenance and the possibility of private ownership of the common areas. It was concluded that it could be done but would be nearly insurmountable.
NEW BUSINESS:
Proposed 2016 Budget – The budget was presented and changes from last year were discussed. One change was the inclusion of an additional lot that increased the budget by $175.00. The budget was approved as presented.
John Cusick recognized Cherryl for all of her hard work for the Association and presented her with a gift from the board.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:30 PM.
Respectfully submitted,
Dick Fankhauser, Secretary
Board Meeting Minutes: October 2015
MINUTES OF WILDERNESS PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING
October 14, 2015
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Wilderness Property Owners’ Association was held on Wednesday, October 14, 2015 in the home of President Cherryl Steben. Cherryl called the meeting to order at 6:07 p.m. Board members present were Cherryl Steben, Larry Rus, Linda Liu, Dick Fankhauser, and John Cusick. Phil Harlan was absent.
MINUTES: The minutes of the June 16, 2015 Board meeting were read. Minutes were approved as read. Approval of May 2015 minutes postponed until next meeting.
TREASURER’S REPORT: The Treasurer’s Report, as prepared by John Cusick, was filed. To date, 7 property owners have not paid their 2015 dues. As a reminder, Linda Liu will contact those who haven’t paid.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Wilderness sign repair or replacement (Wilderness/Boulevard): two bids received, Cherryl will clarify bids. When clarified and approved, this will be paid for out of the Common Area Maintenance.
Retention pond weed control: Dick presented cost proposal from South Sound Lawn Care of $200 twice per year. Motion was made and approved to modify landscape contract to include this cost.
Traffic Calming Research: call back pending from County representative. Larry will follow up.
Street Lighting upgrades: PSE response pending regarding cost of changing the street lights in Wilderness to LED and other alternatives.
Greenbelt/Tree Management: Delays in getting to approved work done in Wilderness is because of recent storm damage. Sign work at Boulevard Road may be delayed because of need to address newly discovered danger trees. Cherryl is working on WPOA liability regarding a large maple that fell in a yard on Claridge.
Olympia Coalition of Neighborhood Associations: WPOA is first member from Olympia Urban Growth Area. Cherryl has not attended meetings but gets meeting minutes. Do we want Board attendance now? Linda to check with Jane about attendance.
WPOA Document cleanup and scanning: Pending.
WPOA work parties: Cherryl will check on having debris hauled away from last work party north of Wilderness Drive at Boulevard Road.
Open Board position: Linda Liu was approved to fill that position via email between Board members. Cherryl will find and forward that action to us.
Proposed Log Cabin reservoir (water tank) status: Nothing new to report.
Ashton Woods: Nothing to report.
NEW BUSINESS:
Weeding junipers north of Wilderness Drive at Boulevard Road: Dick was asked to get cost proposal from Landscape Maintenance contractor.
QuickBooks: Motion made and approved to purchase QuickBooks license. John has been using his personal license.
2016 Budget: Proposed changes to the budget for next year are as follows:
Reduce Postage expense to $100.00
Reduced Legal Filing Fees expense to $100.00
Add $400.00 to Insurance expense for total of $2,150.00
Add $100.00 to Greenbelt/Tree Maintenance expense for total of $21,030.00
Add $175.00 to total Annual Dues for additional parcel not included last year
Sad news: Cherryl announced that after serving seven years on the Board and six years as chairperson, she is resigning effective the end of this year.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:52 p.m. The next Board meeting will be the Semi-annual meeting to be held at 7:00 p.m. on November 17, 2015 at the Covenant Church in “The Barn”.
Respectfully submitted,
Dick Fankhauser, Secretary
Semi Annual WPOA Meeting Minutes: June 2015
MINUTES OF THE SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WILDERNESS PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION (WPOA)
June 16, 2015
The semi-annual meeting of the WPOA was held on Tuesday, June 16, 2015 at Grace Community Covenant Church. President Cherryl Steben called the meeting to order at 7:08 PM. In addition to Ms. Steben, board members Phil Harlan, Larry Rus, Dick Fankhauser, and Jane Stavish were present. A total of 25 property owners were present, not constituting a quorum. The meeting was informational only and no business took place.
MINUTES: Minutes of the previous meeting were not read.
Ms. Steben opened the meeting by introducing Andy Haub, Water Resources Director for the City of Olympia. Mr.Haub gave a presentation regarding the Log Cabin reservoir project. The project has been in planning for 12 years and is budgeted at $12 million. It will be placed on a five acre parcel just north of Wilderness. Design is scheduled to be 30% complete by fall. Construction will begin next spring and take nine months to complete. The reservoir will be 140 feet tall and 90 feet in diameter. It will be 417 feet above sea level.
TREASURER’S REPORT: No Treasurer’s report was given.
Ms. Steben provided an overview of the Board’s recent activities, including assessing and taking action on greenbelt trees. She reported that $4,400 has been spent to date on greenbelt management and another approximately $10,000 of work is in the bidding stage. A question was raised about replanting trees in the greenbelt. Cherryl answered that we haven’t been doing that because there are enough existing trees.
Cherryl then once again encouraged property owners to put away garbage and recycle containers after pick up, to not park cars on lawns and to not dump yard waste in the green belt.
She announced that work parties are scheduled in the community from 8:00 AM to noon on June 27th, July 18th, August 15th and September 19th. Sign up lists were provided for work party volunteers. Regarding the work parties, Cherryl reported that the one in June will concentrate on cleaning up the junipers at the Boulevard Road entrance including cutting them back to make room for the bus stop and for better access to the fire hydrant.
Jane then reported that ditch cleanup hopefully will take place in August depending on authorization from various jurisdictions. Jane also encouraged residents to remove ivy from their yards and to participate in the work parties. She cautioned not to put ivy in yard waste containers as that spreads the noxious weed that much further.
Other discussions centered around the sign replacement at Boulevard Road, our participation in the Olympia Coalition of Neighborhood Associations, a report on the initiation of the Neighborhood Watch program in Wilderness, speed watch efforts, and an update on the Ashton Woods potential housing development north of Wilderness.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:35 PM.
Respectfully submitted,
Dick Fankhauser, Secretary
Board Meeting Minutes: May 2015
MINUTES OF WILDERNESS PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING
May 26, 2015
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Wilderness Property Owners’ Association was held on Tuesday, May 26, 2015 in the home of President Cherryl Steben. Cherryl called the meeting to order at 7:06 p.m. Board members present were Cherryl Steben, Larry Rus, Jane Stavish, Phil Harlan and John Cusick. Dick Fankhauser was absent.
MINUTES: The minutes of the April 8, 2015 Board meeting were read. Minutes were approved as read.
TREASURER’S REPORT: The Treasurer’s Report, as prepared by John Cusick, was filed. To date, 8 property owners have not paid their 2015 dues. Of those, five have not paid for years previous to 2015.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Wilderness sign repair or replacement (Wilderness/Boulevard): 1 bid received, 2 more in process.
Traffic Calming Research: call back pending from County representative.
Street Lighting upgrades: PSE response pending regarding cost of changing the street lights in Wilderness to LED vs other alternatives.
Greenbelt/Tree Management:
Harry Leons at 3141 Wilderness – Maple hanging over yard from greenbelt
Steve Mildenberger at 2644 Wilderness Drive – Leaning tree in greenbelt
Pat Chapman at 4607 Claridge – Maple hanging over house from greenbelt
Cameron Kukes at 4642 Claridge – Ivy in greenbelt
John Ruffier at 3313 46th Ct SE – Possible dead or diseased tree in greenbelt next to their property – concerned about hitting house if they come down
Campeau at 4501 Frontier Ct SE – dead snag
Bids have been received on several from one tree service company and are pending receipt from other companies. Board will likely conduct vote via e-mail once all bids received.
Pending completion of bids, motion was made and approved to contract for up to $600 with certified arborist to assess what to do with maples (3141 Wilderness, 4607 Claridge and revisit of one at 4633 Claridge).
Remaining bus stop concrete pad partially on Kevin Beck’s property: Motion made and approved to endorse Cherryl Steben’s May 8, 2015, reply to Mr. Beck.
Olympia Coalition of Neighborhood Associations: WPOA is first member from Olympia Urban Growth Area.
WPOA Document cleanup and scanning: Pending.
WPOA work parties: Homeowners are encouraged to organize their own, provided scope of work is first approved by Board. WPOA is tentatively scheduling work parties on June 20, July 18, August 15 and September 19, 2015.
2015 Newsletter #1: Content was reviewed and suggested revisions are being considered.
Open Board position: Will advertise in newsletter. Reaching out to potential candidates is encouraged.
Neighborhood watch program: Purchase of 4 point of entry signs approved at last meeting pending. Larry Rus also is working on organizing his immediate neighborhood.
Proposed Log Cabin reservoir (water tank) status: City of Olympia officials coming to next WPOA meeting to discuss plans.
Ashton Woods (formerly Trillium) development status: 400 homes proposed consistent with new zoning. DR Horton recently filed proposal. Public comment period and hearing pending.
NEW BUSINESS:
Semi-annual meeting on June 16, 2015: Jane Stavish and John Cusick unable to attend as both are out of town. Agenda plans were briefly discussed.
Retention pond week control: Motion was made and approved to review and modify landscape contract to include periodic weed whacking for proper stormwater control.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:49 p.m. The next Board meeting will be held at Cherryl’s home at 7:00 p.m. on a date to be determined.
Respectfully submitted,
John Cusick, Treasurer
Board Meeting Minutes: April 2015
MINUTES OF WILDERNESS PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING
April 8, 2015
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Wilderness Property Owners’ Association was held on Wednesday, April 8, 2015 in the home of President Cherryl Steben. Cherryl called the meeting to order at 7:08 p.m. Board members present were Cherryl Steben, Dick Fankhauser, Jane Stavish, Phil Harlan and John Cusick. Larry Rus was absent.
MINUTES: The minutes of the March 11, 2015 Board meeting were read. Minutes were approved as read.
TREASURER’S REPORT: The Treasurer’s Report, as prepared by John Cusick, was filed. To date, 13 property owners have not paid their 2015 dues. Of those, six have not paid for years previous to 2015.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Traffic Calming Research: nothing new
Street Lighting upgrades: Cherryl will be contacting PSE regarding changing the street lights in Wilderness to LED.
Greenbelt/Tree Management:
Steve Mildenberger at 2644 Wilderness Drive – Leaning tree in greenbelt
Pat Chapman at 4607 Claridge – Maple hanging over house from greenbelt
Cameron Kukes at 4642 Claridge – Ivy in greenbelt
John Ruffier at 3313 46th Ct SE – Possible dead or diseased tree in greenbelt next to their property – concerned about hitting house if they come down
Campeau at 4501 Frontier Ct SE – dead snag
Newsletter and Semi-Annual Meeting: It was decided that the next newsletter will go out in May and will announce the semi-annual meeting to be held June 16, 2015.
WPOA Document cleanup and scanning: May
WPOA Work Party dates: Nothing new
Open Board position: Will advertise in newsletter
NEW BUSINESS:
Neighborhood Watch program: During discussion it was suggested that we consider breaking the development up into logical sections. Motion was made and approved to purchase up to 4 Neighborhood Watch signs to be placed at all points of entry.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:46 p.m. The next Board meeting will be held at Cherryl’s home at 7:00 p.m. on a date to be determined.
Respectfully submitted,
Dick Fankhauser, Secretary
Board Meeting Minutes: March 2015
MINUTES OF WILDERNESS PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING
March 11, 2015
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Wilderness Property Owners’ Association was held on Wednesday, March 11, 2015 in the home of President Cherryl Steben. Cherryl called the meeting to order at 7:07 p.m. Board members present were Cherryl Steben, Dick Fankhauser, Jane Stavish, Larry Rus and John Cusick. Phil Harlan was absent.
MINUTES: The minutes of the February 11, 2015 Board meeting were read. Minutes were approved as read.
TREASURER’S REPORT: The Treasurer’s Report, as prepared by John Cusick, was filed. To date, 26 property owners have not paid their 2015 dues. Of those, seven have not paid for years previous to 2015.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Traffic Calming Research: Cherryl spoke with Scott Davis from Thurston County. He informed her that speed bumps would cost $3,000 to $5,000 each to install. An option to speed bumps is a speed watch program where homeowners monitor traffic speed with speed guns. If a license number is reported to the Sheriff, the Sheriff sends a letter to the reported speeder.
Cherryl will be contacting PSE regarding changing the street lights in Wilderness to LED.
Jane reported that a road to and construction of a water tower south of Morse-Merryman Road is in design. The road will extend from Morse-Merryman Road to the water tower site. The new water tower is a supplement to the existing Hoffman Road reservoir. There is a 1.2 million gallon storage deficit in the area.
Newsletter and Semi-Annual Meeting: It was decided that the next newsletter will go out in May and will announce the semi-annual meeting to be held either June 16 or 17 or June 23 or 24 depending upon availability of meeting room. John will check on the facility.
NEW BUSINESS:
Coalition of Neighborhood Associations (CNA) and Wilderness Sign Repair: Cherryl submitted a grant application to CNA for renovation of the Boulevard Road sign.
2015 Landscape Maintenance Agreement: Cherryl requested that I contact South Sound Lawncare regarding an addendum to the existing contract to include the greenbelt area west of Edgeworth Drive immediately north of Lot 156, Division 17.
Parking on lawns and in the greenbelt: Cherryl will send a letter to homeowners requesting they stop.
Work parties: Cherryl suggested either April 18 or 25. Cherryl asked that we come to the next meeting with recommendations for a specific date, a location of the project area, and a person in charge.
Neighborhood Watch: Dick reported that the program is underway in his area.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:25 p.m. The next Board meeting will be held at Cherryl’s home on Wednesday, April 8, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Dick Fankhauser, Secretary
Board Meeting Minutes: Feburary 2015
MINUTES OF WILDERNESS PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING
February 11, 2015
The regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Wilderness Property Owners’ Association was held on Wednesday, February 11, 2015 in the home of President Cherryl Steben. Cherryl called the meeting to order at 7:08 p.m. Board members present were Cherryl Steben, Dick Fankhauser, Jane Stavish, and John Cusick. Larry Rus and Phil Harlan were absent.
MINUTES: The minutes of the January 14, 2015 Board meeting were read. Minutes were approved as read.
TREASURER’S REPORT: The Treasurer’s Report, as prepared by John Cusick, was filed. To date, 47 property owners have not paid their 2015 dues. Of those, seven have not paid for years previous to 2015.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
Survey the Former Site of Old Bus Stop on Pinebrook Drive: Cherryl reported that an easement was granted in 1982 for the bus stop. The former bus stop was constructed within the greenbelt and the 1982 easement.
2015 Landscape Maintenance Agreement: The Agreement was approved for signature subject to the contractor providing proof of insurance as called for in the contract.
Coalition of Neighborhood Associations (CNA) and Wilderness Sign Repair: There was discussion regarding the opportunity and benefits of joining the CNA. One of the benefits may be in funds available for signing. It was determined to hold off on the Boulevard Road sign renovation until determination of available funding from CNA. Moved and seconded that we join CNA. Motion was approved.
Traffic Calming Research: Nothing to report yet.
Greenbelt Tree Management: Contract for Thomas Tree Service to raise the canopy and remove dangerous limbs near Ferndale Ct and Wilderness Drive is underway.
WPOA Document Cleanup and Scanning: Cherryl is working on this project.
NEW BUSINESS:
Water Towers (LBA/Trillium Property: Jane reported that clearing for the access road and pad for the new tower will begin in October. Jane will continue to monitor developments on this project.
2015 Newsletter #1: Cherryl plans to produce the next newsletter in February.
Open Board Position: Cherryl asked that we let her know of any possible candidates for Board members.
Vandalism: there was a brief discussion regarding the vandalism in the Wilderness neighborhood. Dick reported that he and David Bell are creating a Neighborhood Watch Program for their neighborhood on Pinebrook Drive and Wilderness Drive near Wiggins Road.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:22 p.m. The next Board meeting will be held at Cherryl’s home on Wednesday, March 11, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Dick Fankhauser, Secretary
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