Wednesday, October 19, 2005

In Attendance:                        

          Jim Rosinke, President

Louie West, Vice President

David Oswald, Treasurer

Lesley Lee, Secretary

Roy Sears, Director

          Karen Lopez, HCMS

Jim Rosinke called the meeting to order at approximately 6:12 PM.

The October 19, 2005 Board Meeting was held at the law offices of Daughtry and Jordan, located at 17044 El Camino Real.

The agenda was approved as presented.

A motion was made to approve the minutes of the August board meeting, as presented.  Motion passed. 

Management Report:

The Action Items were reviewed and discussed. 

The Correspondence Log was reviewed and discussed. 

The Inspection Report was reviewed and discussed.

The Financials were reviewed and discussed.  A motion was made to approve the August and September Financials.  Motion passed.  A motion was made to roll the entire Legg Mason Cash Account (#1021) into checking.  Motion passed.  A motion was made to roll the $20,000 CD from 9/30/05 over for 12 months.  Motion passed.

Committee Reports:

Architectural Control: There was one application that had been denied by the ARC.

Crimewatch:  No report was given.

Recreation: No report was given.

Playground:  No one was in attendance to give a report.

Newsletter:  No one was in attendance to give a report.

Landscape:  No report was given.

Welcome: The were several new owners forwarded to Gina Sherman.  However, Gina Sherman notified HCMS that she could not longer head the Welcome Committee.

Old Business:

There was no old business to discuss.

New Business: 

Attorney Engagement Letter - A motion was made to accept the attorney’s engagement letter.  Motion passed.

2005 Tax Return - A motion was made not accept the Proposal from Mr. Russell to prepare the tax return, and have the Board prepare and file the tax return themselves.  Motion passed.

2006 Budget – A motion was made to approve the amended proposed budget.  Motion passes.

The Meeting was suspended at 6:45 PM to the Executive Session, while waiting for Mr. Brannon to attend to appeal his Home Improvement Application.

The Regular Session resumed at approximately 6:57 PM, upon Mr. Brannon, of 1906 Edinburg, attending the meeting to discuss his home improvement.  Mr. Brannon would like to appeal to the Board for the storage building that was built in his back yard.  He mentioned that the City told his wife that they did not need a building permit if it was under 500 square feet and he has now found out that is not the case, and has submitted for a building permit.  The facility is constructed in the five foot setback, and approximately two feet from the back fence.   Mr. Brannon does not feel that the building is an eyesore to the neighbors.  He mentioned it was constructed of Masonite with galvanized nails and that the roof is Tritan metal, not tin, and he could paint it to match the home.  He stated that the roof could with-stand 120 mile per hour winds and is a 26 gauge thickness.  He said he would disclose anything regarding he building to buyers, when he sells the home.  It was asked what the placement of the building was to the fence lines.  Mr. Brannon stated that the building was three feet to the side fence line and two feet from the back fence.  The Board thanked him for attending to discuss his issue and let him know that they would table their decision until the City’s status of the building permit was determined.