Deerfield Homeowner’s Association

Minutes of Meeting July 13, 2005

 

Meeting was called to order at 7:05 by John Tomlinson, President.  Attendees

were as follows:  John Tomlinson, President; Kent Kiernan, Vice President;

Doc O’Connor, Vice President; Charlene Fletcher, Treasurer; Anina McMurdo,

Landscape Coordinator; and Gary Wilson, homeowner.

 

Treasurer’s report:

                Checking Account            $29,308.96

                Savings Account                   1,226.39

                Money Market                      20,285.83 (play structure and fence repairs)

                Receivables                          2,000.64 (one household owes for 2005 and two others owe for more than 3 years and have had liens filed)

                Payables                                 4,056.43

John asked the Treasurer to move the money from our savings account at Bank

of America to the money market account at First Mutual Bank.

 

Update on locking mail boxes:  Ed and Jan Bennett wrote up information that

she had learned from the representative of the Redmond Post Office.  Anina

will put it on the website.  One of the main stipulations was for the Board

to vote to proceed with the locking mail boxes.  The board voted and the

motion carried, with Doc O’Connor voting against it.  It was decided that

the board would send a mailing to all homeowners so they are aware of the

particulars of the locking mail boxes.  We will ask Jan Bennett to prepare

the flyer for mailing.

 

Williams Pipeline settlement update:  The motion was made and accepted that

we give John Tomlinson power to negotiate with the help of the lawyer to

come to a final amount of compensation from Williams Pipeline, which may be

around $96,000.00, for the use of our greenbelt and the cutting of some

trees.

 

Long-range capital project identification/prioritization--initial list:  The

board discussed possible projects for the money from Williams Pipeline. 

Some ideas were:  playground, fence, sprinkler system; new roofs on entry

monuments, BBQ pit and picnic tables in sports field area, greenbelt

clean-up.  It was decided that we will possibly do another mailing to

homeowners to inform them of the capital improvements and to get their

wishes and ideas.

 

CCR enforcement status:  John will call Craig Lawson to get an update for

the next meeting.

Play structure:  Anina found out from the City that we do not have to have a

permit.    She will continue to work with the Assistant City Manager for a

lease agreement so we can purchase our play structure.

 

The meeting was adjourned at 8:05.