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Minutes SVPORC
BOARD MEETING October
4, 2008
Attending: Z. G. Standing Bear (President), Deb Schneider (Secretary), Dick Cope (Lakes/Fishing), Sam Mathews (Welcome and SV Improvements), Georgia Curie (member) and Jill Cochran (non-voting Office Coordinator). Absent: Terry Harris (Vice President and Lakes/Fishing) and Chris Schwester (Treasurer). Chris gave her written proxy vote to Sam Mathews.
Approval – Minutes for the September Board Meeting were approved. Board Reports
President’s Report Zug reported that there were four
problem areas related to the right of way for the new SV sign: 1) County
officials “think” that it is on a utility right of way. 2) The
11 acre parcel of land on the corner is owned by a firm in Vice
President’s Report Terry
was absent. Treasurer’s
Report Sam
reported that as of the July report from the Accountant, the SV account balance
was $24,403.41 and the fishing account balance was $8,730.55.
Deb
reported that the newsletter was mailed. A newsletter is sent 3 times a
year. Additional newsletters can be sent if needed. Committee
Reports
Activities Committee
Report: Deb
reported that the Oktoberfest will be next Saturday, October 11th, starting at
2:00 p.m. Everyone should bring a covered German dish. SV will
provide the brats, sauerkraut, buns, water and sodas. Activities will
include apple bobbing, horse shoes and other games. Welcome
Committee Report: Sam
shared a new “Welcome Bag” that has been created. It includes a
welcome letter, Teller County utilities information, Emergency numbers,
information on living with wildlife (bear and mountain lion), copy of the latest
newsletter, Board of Directors information, two fishing passes and rules, high
altitude information, SV Directory, and local business coupons.
Sam
reported that the two fundraisers generated donations of $855.00 to date.
The current improvements costs were $635.24, which leaves a remaining balance of
$219.76. To date the following improvements on the pavilion have been
completed: new ceiling fan installed (donated by Roni and Saun Gordon),
saufets enclosed, exhaust fan on roof installed, serving windows on east side
repaired, electrical problem repaired (nail through ground wire in east wall,
new wire ran) and a new barn style door installed replacing the iron gates to
improve winter conditions. It was stated that the improvements were
“awesome.” The work was completed by Shaun and Roni Gordon and Wayne
and Sam Mathews. The next step will be to have John Schneider replace old
screws and seal the roof to prevent further leaks. Other
The
possibility of a gas heater for the pavilion was discussed. Dick shared
that it would cost $2,100 and would require a propane tank to be installed.
The
telephone poles holding up the bridge on the main lake should be good. The
deck may need to be repaired. Shaun Gordon in an engineer living in SV and
could be asked to look at the bridge and make recommendations.
Fishing
Committee Report: Dick
shared the two options for the new fishing rules which were discussed.
Option 2, with minor changes to add the word “guests” and “General Fishing
Rules,” was approved ( Terry
was absent. Zug and Sam will work together to get covenants for new
residents. Terry
was absent. Other Business: Chris has prepared and mailed, to the SV members, a ballot to increase the annual assessment dues to $87. This is only an addition of $1 per month. Zug is researching the insurance for board members. SV
Sign and location and Fishing Signs: See the Presidents report and SV
Improvements Committee report. Speeders are still a concern. Board members have been telling speeders to slow down. Dick talked to the Sheriff’s Deputy which resulted in them doing additional enforcement. Bill
Bash addressed the board. He thanked all Board Members for their work.
He expressed the following concerns: meeting agendas and minutes should be
shared with the members, the Treasurer should be bonded and write checks,
property owners should be with their guests when fishing, there should be more
people on committees to help make decisions, the covenants should be enforced,
and use of CD’s. Meeting adjourned at 11:03 a.m. Meeting Minutes--September 2007 |