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Hidden Hammocks Estates Homeowners
Association BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING Benchmark Property Management Co. Present: Tom Base - President Hazel Shockley - VP/ Treasurer Tom Toth – Secretary Melissa
L. Henann – Benchmark Property Mgmt.
At The minutes of the
March 29th BoD meeting were reviewed and
approved 3/3 More than 7 homeowners
were present to volunteer these Good and Welfare discussion
topics:
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Door to door soliciting
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A HO will co-chair the Social committee
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A HO will co-chair the Welcoming committee
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A HO requested the status of the front landscaping and volunteered
to help
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Overnight parking of neighbors
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Progress on the lights on
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Progress on the guardhouse repairs
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Progress on the mailbox policy enforcement
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Lights out in HO lamp posts
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Hedges that were only trimmed on the outside need to be trimmed
on the inside
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Newsletter
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Communication chain of command for guards
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Power washing
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Security checking ID's for every entry Tom Base's Presidents'
report included:
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The appearance of the community is being improved by neighbors
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Delinquent assessments
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The first crime in 2.5 years was a wallet stolen in a car break-in Legal issues were discussed:
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One repayment plan is being followed OK
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Two cases are in foreclosure proceedings for delinquent assessments Hazel Shockley's
Treasurer's Report included:
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Cash on hand operating
$61,859
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Reserves
$26,263
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HO past due assessments 22
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HO in repayment plan
1
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Past due assessments
$12,026
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HO past due late fees and fines 15
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Fines and late fees owed
$509
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Year-to-date transponder income $875
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Changing the monthly budgeted amounts for pre-paid items was
suggested Property management
report discussions included:
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The delinquency report
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The violations report included: First notices: 18; First notices
for mailboxes: 69; Second notices: 02; Final notices: 0;
Extensions: 04
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No violations to the Grievance committee Old Business
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The old front signpost was requested to be removed
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For landscaping, a designer will be met to draw up a specification
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Guardhouse door repair will begin in two weeks
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For the lights on Wiles, one proposal is in; two are due in
two weeks
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Fortress security discussions included: setting up a meeting
with Fortress; recording all visitor tag numbers; overnight
parking
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Tree trimming on Wiles, that has already been paid for, will
be completed this week
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Bids will be gotten for the FPL blind on Rothschild
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For the newsletter: a committee of volunteers is needed; content
for the next newsletter should be pooled next week
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The HHE Handbook resolutions and bylaws will be completed in
a week
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The low lake level is to be analyzed
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The lowest bid for the front gate camera system was approved
3/3 New Business:
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Re-cooping the $85 for gate damage
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The HHE monument needs repair: a quotes for shoring up the
foundation; meeting with the sign contractor for proposals
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Storm drain damage on the main lake
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The annual meeting is proposed for the second Tuesday in August
at the Library Tabled items remained tabled:
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Tree trimming
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Pre-litigation agreement
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Two more BoDs The meeting was adjourned.
The next BoD meeting will be May 24 at 6:00 |
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