You may have seen the most of the big trees have been cut down. I instructed them to leave the logs stacked up for homeowners to use as firewood if they wanted. they will haul them away soon, so pass the word around that they are first come first serve.
Eric Rawlings
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Board Meeting Update
The board met tonight and have discussed a few issues they've asked me to forward to everyone.
Now that the pool is open we as a neighborhood need to be the eyes and ears on monitoring the pool. Already we have had one of the bathrooms vandalized. The door was kicked in and broken. They proceeded to vandalize the interior of the bathroom. Some teenagers have been caught sitting on the roofs again. Another issue are people not from the subdivision using our pool. If you see people letting others in that don't have a pool key or any of these other issues happening please voice up. Let us know or let the parents know what is going on. If you are the last one to leave the pool for the night kindly lower all the umbrellas to keep from the wind blowing them over and breaking them. We already have had to replace one. All these little things that I've discussed can really help out with costs, problems & vandalism if we all help out.
Jared Mortensen is the eagle scout that met with us last night. He is offering approximately 30 scouts to canvas our neighborhood for two days to obtain contact information from all the neighbors and find volunteers for the block captains for the neighborhood watch program. I gave him a map of our subdivision and he will mark those homes that are vacant or that were unable to be reached. He is planning on doing this June 22 and 23. Once we get the information, we will have a block captain meeting with the city of meridian neighborhood watch representative to explain the program and how we are to proceed.
We want to leverage the canvassing that the scouts are going to do by sending out proxy ballots to change our CCR’s. Once we get a list of what the board suggests, we will forward this list to our attorney for suggested changes and put his legal stamp of approval on the process.
Now that the pool is open we as a neighborhood need to be the eyes and ears on monitoring the pool. Already we have had one of the bathrooms vandalized. The door was kicked in and broken. They proceeded to vandalize the interior of the bathroom. Some teenagers have been caught sitting on the roofs again. Another issue are people not from the subdivision using our pool. If you see people letting others in that don't have a pool key or any of these other issues happening please voice up. Let us know or let the parents know what is going on. If you are the last one to leave the pool for the night kindly lower all the umbrellas to keep from the wind blowing them over and breaking them. We already have had to replace one. All these little things that I've discussed can really help out with costs, problems & vandalism if we all help out.
Jared Mortensen is the eagle scout that met with us last night. He is offering approximately 30 scouts to canvas our neighborhood for two days to obtain contact information from all the neighbors and find volunteers for the block captains for the neighborhood watch program. I gave him a map of our subdivision and he will mark those homes that are vacant or that were unable to be reached. He is planning on doing this June 22 and 23. Once we get the information, we will have a block captain meeting with the city of meridian neighborhood watch representative to explain the program and how we are to proceed.
We want to leverage the canvassing that the scouts are going to do by sending out proxy ballots to change our CCR’s. Once we get a list of what the board suggests, we will forward this list to our attorney for suggested changes and put his legal stamp of approval on the process.
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