The Chesterfield Village Homeowners Association held its monthly board meeting on July 7, 2014. The treasurer reported the association's current assets of over $188,000 and discussed combining CDs for a reserve fund. Under new business, the board voted to continue the fiscal year without regular cleaning services but allocate funds for cleaning at the annual budget meeting. They also set the date of September 13 for the neighborhood fall yard sale.
The Chesterfield Village Homeowners Association held its monthly board meeting on July 7, 2014. The treasurer reported the association's current assets of over $188,000 and discussed combining CDs for a reserve fund. Under new business, the board voted to continue the fiscal year without regular cleaning services but allocate funds for cleaning at the annual budget meeting. They also set the date of September 13 for the neighborhood fall yard sale.
The Chesterfield Village Homeowners Association held its monthly board meeting on July 7, 2014. The treasurer reported the association's current assets of over $188,000 and discussed combining CDs for a reserve fund. Under new business, the board voted to continue the fiscal year without regular cleaning services but allocate funds for cleaning at the annual budget meeting. They also set the date of September 13 for the neighborhood fall yard sale.
The Chesterfield Village Homeowners Association held its monthly board meeting on July 7, 2014. The treasurer reported the association's current assets of over $188,000 and discussed combining CDs for a reserve fund. Under new business, the board voted to continue the fiscal year without regular cleaning services but allocate funds for cleaning at the annual budget meeting. They also set the date of September 13 for the neighborhood fall yard sale.
The Board of Directors of Chesterfield Village Homeowners Association, Inc., a Missouri non-profit corporation, held a meeting at the Chesterfield Village Homeowners Association Clubhouse in Springfield, Missouri on July 7, 2014 at 7:00 p.m., pursuant to the notice published in the newsletter.
The following board members were present: Melissa Wittmer (President), Jennifer Choi (Treasurer), Edd Liniger (Neighborhood Watch), Charles Hyde (Architectural Control), and Terry Ebbrecht.
Absent were: Lorna Hammock (Vice President) and Jackie Campbell (Secretary). Also present were homeowners: Mark Lanois
A. Secretarys Report In the secretarys absence, no minutes from the June 2014 were provided.
B. Treasurers Report Treasurer Jennifer Choi reported on the following changes that were made since the June 2013 meeting:
Current Assets: $$188,742.46 We made the final payment for the pool loan. There is a Liberty bank CD with $38,500.00. Another CD with $25,135.35. The Board discussed combining the two CDs in December for a reserve fund. C. Clubhouse Five Rentals in June Terry reported that hes had many compliments about the purchase of the new grill and about the condition of the clubhouse. With each renter, he asks about the state of the clubhouse and has not received any complaints. All renters thoroughly cleaned after their events.
D. Architectural Control 3915 S. Jewell: Boat left in driveway. Charley will send a notice in the mail on July 11. 2530 Lasalle Street: 3 trashcans left outside of house; residents complied 3618 Britain: political sign; Charley sent a letter requesting the removal 2250 Dearborn: trailer in driveway, multiple cars coming and going: trailer was immediately removed and complainant was told to contact the police for the second issue
2414 Dearborn: Board voted to file a civil suit with the HOA attorney for covenant violation: trashcan left outside
E. Neighborhood Watch 2 minor thefts reported: wreath stolen from a front door on Dearborn and a concrete yard ornament stolen from a yard on Tolliver Resident requested having Pedestrian crossings installed along Chesterfield Boulevard to slow down traffic. F. Pool Pool passed inspection by the City, all is running well Lights switched to LED in poles Page 2 of 2
Water Heater in clubhouse is original and broke down July 6. New one will be installed for approximately $2,000. 50-gallon water heater. Tennis courts need to be patched up. Rick will seek a bid in September. A pool umbrella was broken; Board decided to wait to replace it.
G. New Business and updates on Old Business Maid Service Discussion Melissa Wittmer made a motion to remove the maid service discussion from the Table. Rick Petitt seconded. Discussion: the cost of regular cleaning was not budgeted for; funds are tight; Board members supportive of twice a year deep cleaning by professionals; Rick Petitt cleans restrooms weekly; A complaint about the state of the bathrooms was received by a resident during the week when Rick was out of town. Restrooms were cleaned upon his return. Charley Hyde made motion to continue the fiscal year without regular cleaning service. Edd Liniger seconded the motion. 5 voted in favor the motion. 1 voted against by proxy. Motion passed. It was proposed to allocate funds for cleaning service when the Budget is proposed at the annual meeting in October. Fall Yard Sale The Board set a date of September 13 for the neighborhood fall yard sale.
Melissa Wittmer made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Edd Liniger seconded the motion. Motion carried and the meeting adjourned.
Respectfully submitted by Melissa Wittmer
Chesterfield Village Homeowners Association Board of Directors 2101 W. Chesterfield Boulevard Building C, Suite 100 PMB 69 Springfield, MO 65807