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Rancho Tehama Association
Board of Directors Meeting
July 5, 2006
Approved 08/01/06
Vice-President Bill Massey called the
meeting to order at 9:05 am and led the flag salute.
Directors in Attendance: Bill Massey,
Sadie Bentz, and Karis Pierce
Agenda Additions/Changes: Add Reserve
Study to Treasurer's Report and Mr. Whipple from SkyBeam
to Guests.
Guests: Mr. Whipple from SkyBeam
told us he needs 100 signups prior to being able to start
installation. He has less than 12 so far. Dream Catcher
has information. After 100 people signup it will take
60-90 days to install.
Approval of Minutes for June 7, 2006
- Karis made a motion to postpone the approval of minutes
until the next open board meeting. Sadie seconded the
motion. It was passed by a vote of the Board.
Overview of Executive Session of June
7, 2006 - Member requested cancellation of road repair
charge. He said he did not do the road damage. The road
damage charge was cancelled. A meeting was set up for
6-20-06 with the Road Crew.
Overview of Member Hearing of June
20, 2006 - Attorney came to discuss current lawsuit
and let the board know what he is currently working on.
The Maintenance crew met with the board to discuss safety
issues and equipment. A member requested a variance which
was denied. A member requested a waiver of penalty. The
Reserve Study draft was discussed. Two employee evaluations
were discussed. Approval for two trailers to be removed
from the street was given.
Announcements: None
Open Forum: -A member stated that
the area around the ponds needed to be kept cleaner. The
Evac. Helicopter sometime uses the area and the last one
had to do several sweeps of the area to blow away the
debris before landing.
Correspondence: None
Treasure's Report: Karis Pierce
The reserve study will be available when it is finalized.
It looks into the common area values and replacement costs.
Our Reserve Study was prepared The Association Reserves
Inc, which has 20 years of experience and 7 offices. The
Board has 60 days to review the study and report any errors.
The study is good for 3 years. The study came in under
budget. Bill stated that we are required by the Davis-Stirling
Act to do a reserve study. We should have it finalized
by the August meeting. In the August Annual Meeting we
will also have a 6 month income statement.
Office: Bill Massey We have had
extra work because of the Election now going on, but everything
is being taken care of.
Post Office: Karis Pierce We have
hired Danette Robinson. Everything is running smoothly.
The post office needs to be larger. It was originally
the fire hall. We are evaluating what can be done for
an alternative.
Maintenance: Bill Massey for Dennis
Campbell Maintenance has been catching up on other problems.
They are currently working on an easement problem. Anders
has been asked to get more involved in maintenance.
Airport: Bill Massey for Doug Dugger
There were 58 operations and 7 Medivacs. Caltrans did
an inspection of the Airstrip. They are changing our designation
from private back to special use. Some problems that they
mention in their letter have been already fixed. The entire
runway has been mowed. They have a problem with 2 old
oaks on the edge of the airstrip. We are asking for a
variance on those. They feel our fence is too close to
the airstrip. We do not feel it the needs to be moved.
They also said that improvements such as hangers should
have been approved through them, but since our designation
was private from 1990 until now we were not required to
get approval through them. On a personal use airport you
are not regulated though Caltrans at all. We have been
in contact with Caltrans and are working out the problems.
Transfer Station: Leslie Hedelius
Leslie would like the additional bin to stay after August.
She feels the bins are not being used correctly. Trash
and Recyclables are going in the clean-up bin. The bins
are being pulled whether they are full or not. One load
per week 4x4x4 is not enough. They have not been smashing
the bins down lately. We will schedule a meeting with
Bill, Sadie, Dennis and Leslie to discuss the Transfer
Station problems.
Architectural Committee: Dee Oliver
Dee read the current report. She stated that Arch was
approving plot plans and notifying the County of properties
in violation.
Election Committee: Marcia Rouse
Ballots were sent out Saturday, July 1, 2006. Candidate's
night is tomorrow night starting at 7:00 pm Questions
will all be put on index cards before the meeting. No
questions will be allowed from the floor. Each question
will be answered by each candidate. Refreshments afterwards
will be provided by the VFW Auxiliary. Ballots for the
current election will be tabulated at the Annual Meeting
on August 5th. We will need 462 votes for a quorum, since
1,397 Ballots were mailed. Marcia thought we should start
the meeting and vote tabulation around 8:00 am. No additional
items should be on the agenda until around 2:00 pm.
Fire Station: Sadie Bentz In June
there were 19 medicals, 4 accidents, 3 smoke checks and
3 public assists.
Unfinished Business: -Resolution
02-06 - Karis made a motion to accept Resolution 02-06
regarding the new Development Fee. Sadie seconded the
motion. It was passed and signed by the Board. -Resolution
03-06 - Sadie made a motion to accept Resolution 03-06
requiring members who sell their property to give buyers
the Association governing documents. Karis seconded the
motion. It was passed and signed by the Board. -New Office
- Moving the triple wide office and set up will cost from
$23,000 to $26,000 including the new roof. Karis made
a motion to accept Phifer Construction's bid. Sadie seconded
the motion. It was passed with a vote of the Board. Phifer
is a professional commercial building mover. Most other
movers only move residential. The old office will stay
in use until the new one is ready. The new office will
be set up in the gravel yard and the gravel yard moved.
New Business: -Hill Enterprises
- They remove cars for the county abatement program. On
a lot at the corner of Coyote and Hillcrest he would like
to set up a car crusher from D & D Auto Crushing. He would
like to pull cars over to the crushing site to have them
ready to crush. The crusher should be able to crush 50
cars a day from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. It should be there
no more than 3 days. They will be able to get crusher
here when the lot is cleared of the mobile and out buildings.
D & D can give us a video of his machine crushing cars.
No title on cars to be crushed is required. Hill Enterprises
will remove more than the normal 4 cars per lot if the
Crusher is allowed. He gets paid $45.00 per car by the
County. Karis made a motion to go forward with the Hill
Enterprises bringing a crusher to the Coyote Lot with
proper permits overseen by the Arch Committee. Sadie seconded
the motion. It was passed with a vote of the Board.
Karis said the final bid just came in
on the moving and set up of the new office. It was for
$26,660.00. Karis made a motion to allow $26,700 for the
moving and set up of the office building. Sadie seconded
the motion and it was passed with a vote of the Board.
An estimate for new Cook Shack Security
Doors was given at $79 to $149.00 and windows for $49.99.
Sadie made a motion to replace the door with a security
door. It was seconded by Karis and passed with a vote
of the Board
Adjourned to Executive Session:
11:03 am.
Respectfully submitted by: ____________________________
Janice Menzies, Corporate Secretary
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