For those Apache Wells homeowners who are not receiving AWHOA E-mails, we are including excerpts from those that contain news and information of interest released by the AWHOA Office. The e-mails appear as they were originally written. Some AWHOA e-mails may appear on our HOME or ARCHIVES pages. If any Apache Wells homeowners have received e-mails from the AWHOA that are not included below, please forward them to the e-mail address at the bottom of this page and they will be added. Thank you. If you would like to receive the Apache Wells E-mails, send your name, lot number and e-mail address to media@apachewells.com. August 15, 2013 Stealing from orphans or old people Most people know that Sunshine Acres get full proceeds from aluminum cans in that green recycle bin. Lately we have had people scooping them cans out and selling them for their own gain. This is theft and they are stealing from orphans. This is as low as you can get on the human scale of scumbags. Please watch our recycle area and take license numbers and descriptions of anyone digging cans from the Sunshine Acres bin. Few things disturb me more than stealing from orphans or old people. These people must be identified and penalized severely. Please observe and report these deadbeats. Tom Finger, Resident January 3, 2013 Funding Campaign for Aquatic/Fitness Center Recently the Homeowners Board of Directors approved the building of a new two story facility for the Aquatic and Fitness Center to be built on the existing footprint. The addition of this new structure will enlarge the fitness area about 5 times and also double the area of the men’s and ladies’ change rooms for the pool. The new center will, as has the new Country Club building, entice new retirees to our community, thus making your property more valuable. But the best part of this venture is the added space for more people to work out, thus adding years to our wonderful life in Apache Wells. The Board of Directors desires not to impose an assessment and stated so at the December Homeowners meeting. However, it was suggested that if every unit in Apache Wells was to donate $360.00 (which would be like a monthly assessment of $30 per month for 12 months) we would be able to pay for the new center without financing a bank loan. The purpose of this short note is to request a donation from you. The amount of $360 is a suggested amount, however, lesser or greater amounts will gladly be accepted. The amount we feel that will be necessary to complete this structure is around $600,000 and to date we have approximately $120,000 in the reserve fund. The timeline for the construction is approximately 5 to 6 months from April 15th, 2013. We can likely be using our new Center by November 2013. Please make your checks payable to AWHOA and return them to the Admin Office in the attached envelope. If you are desirous of more information please contact any of the board members or the following Construction Committee members: Sharon Gordon, Pete Eikren, Babs Bastedo, Hideo Fukushima , Dan Phillips or Jim Bonnell. The architect’s renderings are available to view in the Administration Office. The Homeowners Board of Directors September 9, 2012 An Apache Wells email was sent Wednesday with a link to the Newsletter. It was sent that way because several people responded to the June email with the Newsletter inside of it that they could not print the entire Newsletter. Many of you are unable to access the Newsletter with the link because you have not been to the website www.apachewells.com and registered, which you will need to do to access future Newsletters. After you open the website, click on the fountain picture for Residents. At the Sign In page, click on sign up under New User? Sign Up Today, then fill in the required fields. ONLY one person can use a single email address to register on the website. So, if a husband and wife share one email address, only one of you can use the email address as a user name. Pick something different for the spouse who received the message: Already Registered. After you have registered, you can go to Resident Info on the task bar, click on Resource Center in the drop down menu, scroll down and click on Newsletters and Notices, click on 2012, click on 9-5-12 Newsletter, click on any choice to access it. Now that you are new to the website, please take some time to browse through all the items that are available. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Carolyn Agee: d.agee58@cox.net March 27, 2012 PROPOSED CC & R'S Section 7.5 Explanation If you have signed and submitted your consent of agreement to the proposed CC & R's, thank you. Your support is appreciated. If you have not done so because you left your packet at your summer home, the Homeowners Office has extra consent forms for your use. You don't need to wait until you arrive at your summer home to sign a consent form. There is no deadline, but we would like to close soon before many people leave. The document has not changed since sent out in June. Some residents are still unclear about Section 7.5 Special Assessments on page 22. If a Special Assessment would be proposed (there are no plans for one now), a minimum of 51% of the ballots cast (yes' and no's) by homeowners entitled to vote, shall constitute a quorum (720). Of those votes cast, 51% must be yes votes (368) to pass a special assessment. A homeowner will vote "yes", "no" or abstain (which does not count as a "no" vote). EXAMPLE: If 1000 total entitled votes were cast, 510 "yes" votes would be required to pass the assessment. If you have questions and need someone to assist you, please contact a Board member who will be glad to meet with you to discuss the issues and answer any questions you have. We urge everyone to take a serious look at the documentation and understand that the CC & R's are for the protection of your property and your ability to defend the value of your investment. They need to be current with the Arizona statutes. May 27, 2010
WHAT: Special Board Meeting May 21, 2010 SCAM ALERT An AW resident received a phone call yesterday from a man with an Asian or East Indian accent stating that he discovered there was a virus on the resident's computer and if he didn't do what the caller said his computer would crash and to turn on his computer so the caller could walk him through the "FIX". Our resident was smart enough to know to question the caller and determined that it was a scam. If you receive a call like this, PLEASE HANG UP, or your computer and your identity would be compromised. If you are concerned about a virus on your computer, you should update your anti-virus program (if it's not on Automatic Update) and have it scan your computer. May 18, 2010 It is with great sadness to notify you that Dorothy Reed of 5339 E Lindstrom Lane passed away on May 16th. Funeral services will be held in Bucklin, Kansas on May 19th. You may send your condolences to the family at the following address: Mr. Al Reed, ATTN: Mike Reed, 2119 Plymouth RD, Manhattan, KS 66503. If you would like to call Mike, his phone number is: 785-317-0756. You may also e-mail him at mikereed333@gmail.com. May 14, 2010 FOOD DRIVE FOR FOOD BANK Apache Wells is conducting a Food Drive to benefit St Mary’s Food Bank Alliance. St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance, the world's first food bank, is a non-sectarian, nonprofit organization that alleviates hunger by efficiently gathering and distributing food to sites that serve the hungry. Serving 13 of Arizona's 15 counties, the organization is committed to volunteerism, building community relationships and improving the quality of life for Arizonans in need. Their shelves are always in need of supplies. Won’t you please help? There is a box in the lobby of the Administration Building for collection of non-perishable items until June 4th. To make a donation by check or money order, simply mail to St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance, Attn: Development – W, 2831 N. 31st Avenue, Phoenix AZ 85009. We thank you in advance for your donations. The Food Bank especially needs the following products:
Canned tuna, salmon, chicken, ham April 23, 2010 MITZI GAYNOR SHOW Saturday, July 10, 2:00PM, show at Wild Horse Pass Casino sponsored by The Wells activities. Best known for her Golden Globe nominated performance as Ensign Nellie Forbush in the movie "South Pacific", Miss Mitzi Gaynor is a singing and dancing Hollywood icon who starred in 17 films. There will be round trip bus transportation leaving the Apache Wells parking lot at 9:30AM and returning by 5:00PM, with times being approximate and will be confirmed when 45 people sign up by June 7. Payment will be due that week to The Wells. You decide what price level you want by the seating chart: $25, $35, $45, or $55. Everyone who rides the bus will receive $10 in Free "Bonus Play". If you sign up for the Players Club, you will receive an addtional $5 in Free "Bonus Play" for a total of $15. Prime Rib "Broadway Brunch" Buffet will be available for only $15 (optional). A sign-up sheet is posted in our Homeowners Office. April 15, 2010 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TASK FORCE MEETING Friday April 16, 9:00-11:00AM in the Library Meeting Room, will be a meeting of the Property Management Task Force. All residents are welcome to observe. LIBRARY These DVD's have been borrowed from the Library and not returned: "FORGET ABOUT IT" and "SNOW DOGS". Also, the biography book about Susan Boyle titled "DREAMS CAN COME TRUE" was not checked out and needs to be returned. If you have any of these, please return them to the Library immediately. There will not be any "overdue fines", just our thanks for their return. April 12, 2010 Jim Tilbe will be showing photos of a recent hike to Supai (Grand Canyon Region) beginning at 6:30PM Tuesday, April 13th, prior to the Homeowners Meeting for those who wish to come early. April 6, 2010 WATER VOLLEYBALL-On Wednesdays at 4:00PM through April, come to the swimming pool for water volleyball. It will be casual play and no experience necessary. Just come have fun in the pool! Or come watch. MOVIE NIGHT-Friday, April 23rd will be the next Movie Night. More information will be posted at a later date. PROBABLE SCAM-A concerned resident brought to our attention a piece of mail they received from Home Service. It looks like it is from the City of Mesa, but it is NOT. It is for water service line coverage and asks for credit/debit card information. If you receive this in your mail, read it carefully and decide for yourself. March 24, 2010 EASTER DINNER: Sunday, April 4th, 12:30PM in Room A, Easter Dinner will be served. Tickets are $2.00 per person and may be purchased in the Homeowners Office Monday, March 29th, 9:00-3:00 or Tuesday, March 30th, 9:00-12:00. Ham, coffee, tea and table service will be provided and you are asked to sign up to bring a side dish to share. Bring a beverage of your choice. March 7, 2010 Delbert 'Bud' England passed away March 1st. A memorial service will be held tomorrow, Monday, March 8 at Apache Wells Community Church at 11:00 AM. A light lunch will be served following the service at the England Home, 5258 E Lindstrom Lane. February 24, 2010 SOUP & MOVIE NIGHT-This Friday, February 26th, turkey soup and fresh French bread will be served followed by a movie titled “Izzy and Moe” starring Jackie Gleason and Art Carney. Table service will be provided. Cookies to share will be greatly appreciated. The doors of Room A will open at 6:00PM. Come enjoy the social gathering. February 12, 2010 Special Board Meeting Minutes Correction: The date should be February 11, 2010. Helpers Needed: There will be a cleaning bee at the poolside on Wednesday, February 17 beginning at 8:00AM to get the area back in shape. Please feel free to come for all or part of the morning to lend a hand. Thank you, Gail Fassett. Management Research Task Force Meeting: Wednesday, February 17, 3:30PM in the Library Meeting Room. All interested residents are welcome to attend. Free Document Shredding: On Saturday, February 20, 8:00AM-12:00, the City of Mesa is having a shred-a-thon, with a 5 box limit, at their Center Street Facility, 2412 N Center ST. January 15, 2010 SPECIAL BOARD MEETING-TIME CHANGE: 1:00PM Tuesday, January 19th is the time for the Special Board Meeting for the purpose of electing officers. SWIMMING POOL ALERT-The Village at Apache Wells has been so generous to let us use their pool while ours is being repaired. Their community is much smaller than ours and their pool size represents this. Our use should not interfere with their pleasure by taking up chairs on the deckside and leaving no room for them. Please do your sunbathing at home. Remember—We are their guests. Respect their generosity shown to us. We may be in a situation to ask for their help again some day. FYI...the pool repair work is on schedule as planned. MEMORIAL SERVICE-Charles (Charlie) Golden passed away January 11th in Hawaii. A memorial service will be Wednesday, January 20th at 10:00AM at the Apache Wells Community Church. January 4, 2010 FITNESS CENTER-Wednesday, January 6th, 3:00-5:00PM or Saturday, January 9th, 10:00-12:00noon, the Fitness Committee invites you to drop by and see the newest equipment, ask question and learn how to operate all of the machines. OUTDOOR FLEA MARKET-Sponsored by Apache Wells Shrine Wheels- The annual OUTDOOR FLEA MARKET will be held on Saturday, March 6th from 8AM to 11AM, in the parking lot. Those of you who would like to sell items at the Flea Market have a chance to rent space on the Apache Wells parking lot for $10.00 a slot. (You can have as many slots as you want). You must provide your own tables and cannot sell out of your vehicles. For information call Harry Lipert at 480-807-1195 or send your check for the space(s) to: Harry Lipert 5308 East Hermosa Vista Dr. Mesa, AZ 85215. Spaces must be reserved and paid for by February 26 2010. No refunds will be given. If you have SALEABLE ITEMS that you would like to donate to the AW Shrine Wheels, call Harry Lipert at 807-1195, Jerry Dunn at 361-5784, or Allan Thompson at 396-2859 for information and pickup. The Shrine Wheels will be selling donuts in Room C from 6:30AM until 9:30AM and hamburgers and hot dogs at the Gazebo from 9:30AM until 12:30PM. December 31, 2009 The swimming pool will be closed beginning Monday, January 4 through mid-February for maintenance repairs. The hot tub will be open when possible. During this time we can use the pool at The Villages at Apache Wells, which is across 56th Street from our HOA office. Hours are 9am-9pm. Enter through their club house and sign in on the sheets provided. You must wear your name badge. It will be your responsibility to roll the sun cover back and replace it when done if no one else is in the pool. Remember: We are their guests, respect their generosity shown to us. There will be a work bee once the swimming pool maintenance work is finished to clean the furniture and get it back in great shape. Please call Gail Fassett if you can help with this project. Phone: 636-1519. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE. November 10, 2009 Tickets for the Thanksgiving Day Dinner are on sale today until 12:00 in the Homeowners Office. They are $2.00 each to help pay for the meat. We ask those attending the dinner to sign up to bring a dish to share. Tickets will also be available Tuesday, November 17, 9:00-12:00 in the Homeowners Office. DIGITAL INFORMATION SIGN-Today (Tuesday) from 5:00-7:00PM a digital information sign will be on display in front of the Homeowners Office for demonstration purposes. Please drive or walk by and let Sandra Johnson (981-8148) know what you think. Do you think this would be beneficial to our community with reminders of activities in Apache Wells? November 6, 2009 Everyone in Apache Wells has received a copy of the Proposed Budget for 2010. If you have questions or suggestions, please submit them in writing to the Budget Committee at he Homeowners Office by 3:00PM Monday, November 9. The monthly Board Meeting will be held Thursday, November 12, 8:00am in Room A, at which time the Proposed Budget will be discussed and voted on by the Board members. October 23, 2009 NOTICE-The Proposed Budget for 2010 will be available for homeowners to pick up a copy, for which they must sign, at the Homeowners Office Monday, October 26th 8:00AM-3:00PM. For those unable to pick up a copy in person, one will be mailed to the address on file in the office. If you are returning to Apache Wells very soon and would like your caretaker or neighbor to sign and pick up your copy, please contact that person right away. We want every homeowner to have an opportunity to review it and present their comments in writing by November 10th, prior to the November 12th Board Meeting at which time they will be voting on the Proposed Budget. When coming to the Homeowners Office Monday, please have a copy made of one household member’s driver’s license, if you have not already done so. It is to comply with Federal policy for age verification for Over 55 communities. Also, if you have an e-mail address that is not on file, the office staff would like to have it for another way of communication with you. The information is confidential and will not be given out to third parties without your consent. August 19, 2009 This Friday, August 21, is our monthly Movie Night, with the feature being "Meet the Fockers". This is a very funny comedy starring Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Barbra Streisand, Dustin Hoffman, and Teri Polo. The doors in Room A open at 6:30PM and the movie will start about 6:50. Popcorn and lemonade will be available. REMINDER: "PHANTOM OF THE OPERA" -A limited number of tickets are available for the Thursday, October 29th matinee performance at Gammage Auditorium. The cost is $45.50 per ticket and is on the main floor, rows 2-4 (almost on the stage). Great seats! Because there will be no parking on the campus, it would be advisable to take the bus, for which there will be an additional charge. Contact Bev Fourcade ASAP at 480-981-6152 or by e-mail at fourcade6152@msn.com. HOUSE CARETAKERS-This is a special request from Security's Jim Dorrance asking all house caretakers in Apache Wells to check homes every three days, until the residents return, for broken windows or any other kind of disturbance. We have had too many break-ins and the sooner we can report to the police the sooner the perpetrators will be caught. Please call 911 first then Security if you find a break-in. Residents who are here, please be extra observant and don't hesitate to call 911 if you see anything suspicious. THANK YOU. July 14, 2008
Apache Wells With sadness we inform you of a recent death here in Apache Wells. Connie Nelson, wife of Roy, has passed away. A memorial service will be Tuesday, July 15, 11:00am at Apache Wells Community Church. Please pass this information on to your neighbors who do not have e-mail and may wish to attend the service. For your information: Each year a number of our friends and neighbors at Apache Wells pass away. When this information is received at the Homeowners Office, an obituary is posted on the bulletin board and included in the next issue of the Roundup. The e-mail newsletter list now presents us with another means to communicate this information. Notice of Memorial Services will be sent out whenever possible. Every effort will be made to include all Apache Wells residents who pass away in these notifications; however, we are dependent on this information, and the accuracy of it, to be communicated to the Homeowners Office. Apache Wells Homeowners Association March 1, 2007 The following are excerpts from the Apache Wells Newsletter Issue 65 sent via e-mail.
ELECTION RESULTS:
ADMINISTRATIVE COURT HEARING: The complaint regarding the purchase of the bank building was denied. The Homeowner's board was within their legal authority to make this purchase. The second complaint regarding the transfer fee specifies that the fee be reduced from $950 to $300. This is preliminary information. In accordance with Arizona Law governing this procedure, the decision is not final until it has been reviewed and approved by the Department of Fire, Building and Life Safety.
EMPLOYEE DISRESPECT: Now, with statements made by a resident chairing a meeting last Tuesday, this has reached a level where an apology is demanded or proof of such accusations are required. A person who would make this kind of statement with no proof has questionable credibility.
COMMUNITY LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE: A new Planning and Development Committee is being appointed by the Homeowner's Board to carry on with all of the work that must be done. Reporting to that committee will be a Construction Committee made up of a number of Apache Wells residents who spent their working years in the large construction business.
DEPARTURE FORMS: If you would like to receive a copy of this newsletter via e-mail, Teri or Enga would be glad to show you how to sign up for this service.
DAVIDSONS RESIGN AS EDITORS E-MAIL NEWSLETTER: When we took this idea to Marv Larson about three years ago, we wanted to help the homeowners in Apache Wells have up to date news, no matter where they were located, sooner than the RoundUp. We sent out the news about the break-ins, storms and the construction related to the installation of the gas and water meters. The past year it has become an editorial paper and not a Newletter. Thanks for letting us bring it to you. Don & Jan Davidson December 12, 2006 Apache Wells Newsletter Issue 61 (sent via e-mail) This newsletter, now in its 61st edition, was started with the intent to inform the residents of Apache Wells of recent board actions, and serve as a reminder of upcoming events. Three hundred plus copies are distributed in five community locations and to some five hundred residents by electronic e-mail. This Newsletter was not intended to be a means to correct misleading information spread by rumors, and gossip. However recent accusations and misleading statements by the SAW group, leaves no other option than to set the record straight. To be accused of mistakes that justify recall (impeachment) of all nine members of the Homeowners Board is one thing. To be accused of dishonesty, malice, and underhanded dealings is quite another thing.
Accusation:
The bylaws provide that the petition for nomination be presented to the Secretary of the Homeowner’s Board. Mr. Walt Stromme’s petition for nomination was delivered to the home of the Homeowners’ Board secretary at 6 PM the evening of Nov. 10 after the office had closed and after the Roundup was sent to the publisher. The other petitions followed on Nov. 11,13, and 14. Mr. Stromme’s name was spelled incorrectly (Sromme) and three of the petitions were dated November 10, 2007. They could have been returned for these errors. They were not. Corrections were made and initialed. On receipt of the petitions the Secretary is required to verify that the signatures are from valid homeowners, only one signature is allowed per lot number. There were signatures that were not eligible(renters) on some petitions; and a resident requested their name be removed from a petition. The petition does not become official until the Secretary’s review is completed, so these petitions did not become effective until well after the closing of the Roundup. This year’s issue of the Roundup is exactly the same as last year’s election issue. Petition and write-in candidates were not included last year either because they too became candidates after the November issue was sent to the publisher. Petition candidates can file until Dec.2 (30 days prior to the election). Due to the availability of the electronic newsletter, the pictures and biographies of all 6 candidates were published after the closing last year. Now that the date to receive petitions has passed and ballots printed, all seven candidates will receive the same electronic publicity this year.
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The Apache Wells Homeowners’ Association has no community hall. We enjoy the use of Apache Hall, the restaurant and the bar through the neighborliness of the homeowners who are also golf members. A new larger community center can expand our entertainment and social life and give us facilities that we can use with enjoyment and pride as well as increase the value and attractiveness of our community. Do we build now? Or wait a few more years until the cost goes even higher?
Those completing their three year terms on the Homeowner board can look back being part of:
Apache Wells Board of Directors November 13, 2006
Town Hall Meeting Monday Nov. 13 9AM
Welcome Back Coffee
Library Open House - Honoring Veterans
Homeowner's Meeting
Nominations
Good Neighbor Club Coordinator Meeting
Board Meeting Minutes
Phone Directory
Absentee Ballots
Good News Phone books can be disposed of in the regular paper recycling containers.
Summer Caretakers
Pool Committee
Obituaries November 7, 2006 Last April the Community Long Range Planning Committee asked for input from Homeowners about any aspect of Long Range Planning for our community. This request for comments was mailed to all residents, published in a newsletter, the Roundup and through the email newsletter in an effort to reach all property owners. Out of a potential 1,412 homeowners, 72 responses were received. Of those who indicated they were not in favor of a new building, the concern mentioned most often was the cost for people who are on fixed incomes. Only one or two said it would be a problem for them personally. The CLRP Committee is very aware of this concern and should there be a positive vote to build a new community center, there will be a payment plan for each and every situation and circumstance. Other responders expressed alternatives to building new, such as- fixing up the current buildings, building an exercise facility where the shuffleboards now are and doing nothing with Apache Hall or the Restaurant. And a few said they didn’t use any of the buildings now so they didn’t want anything done to upgrade or build new facilities. The Planning Committee hired professionals to inspect the entire clubhouse facility, and as stated before, these professionals estimate it would cost $5.5 million to renovate the building and bring if up to current electrical, plumbing and American Disability Act codes. Any remodeling requires that the building to meet all current building codes. If only renovating was done, we would still have a building that is not efficient nor would it be large enough- and we wouldn’t have an updated exercise room. So that is why the committee suggests building new so that a community center would include a larger, updated exercise facility, a larger more multi purpose hall, and a restaurant that would be more efficient and usable by large and small groups. To compensate the Country Club for the land transfer, a new larger pro shop would also be built. Many responses didn’t express a view either positive or negative about building new facilities but did have questions about the planning. Questions about how a transfer of land from the Country Club to the Homeowners would work, would the Country Club then have to pay rent to the Homeowners for use of the community center, and concerns about who gets to vote on a building plan. Many wanted to know about the estimated cost of building new and how it would be financed. A couple responses asked about how much their property would increase in value if a new community center were built. As mentioned before- a transfer of land from the Country Club to the Homeowners would be made at fair market value for the land only- land ready to build on. This fair market value would be determined by professional appraisals. Since the Homeowners would own the Community Center, the Country Club and the Homeowners Association would negotiate a rental agreement for use of the hall, just like any other entity. All Homeowners will have an opportunity to vote on the proposal for building a Community Center. The estimated cost of a new building is similar to the cost of renovation. Financing has yet to be finalized. Getting financing is not a problem but the question is whether to finance it through a bank, with private investors or a combination of banks and investors. The finance committee of the Long Range Planning Committee wants to be sure we get the best rate and terms we can. As for the question about how much value would be added to individual homes if a new community center were built- there can be no set dollar amount given- however, we do believe that if nothing is done, the value of our homes is likely to stagnate because the upcoming baby boomers will buy in other communities where the buildings are newer and more completely meet their needs. Many of the responses were very positive for building new facilities- they stated that building new facilities was a great investment for the community and for the homeowners, that we need a hall for concerts, a restaurant and kitchen which meets codes and standards and a larger exercise facility. Questions were also asked from those who were in favor such as will the Homeowners be able to vote on this, how much rent the Country Club would have to pay or who will run the restaurant. Homeowners will vote on this project but many of the details such as fair rental fees or management questions are being researched but are not finalized. Our committee appreciates the people who took the time to respond to the questionnaire and asked questions or made comments. We wish more had responded because our goal has always been to involve as many Homeowners as possible. That was the purpose of the ASU study- to get input from the Homeowners as to what the Homeowners themselves want as facilities and activities. The ASU study was contracted because the Homeowner and Country Club boards believed it was necessary to have a professional study done to address the current and future needs of our community. The CLRP Committee has followed this Homeowner survey as closely as possible so we can to plan for what the majority of Homeowners indicated they want in our community. We want each Homeowner to know the facts about this project and to make an informed vote- not a vote based on hearsay or rumors or outright distortions of the truth. Please stay informed by attending these coffee meetings, reading the newsletters and email newsletters and reading the Roundup. If you have questions that still aren’t adequately answered, feel free to call any Long Range Planning Committee member. We are all willing to answer any question you have. We are planning to hold coffee meetings every other week, which means that the next one will be November 13th at 9AM. On the Mondays that there are no coffee meetings you are welcome to come to the library meeting room also at 9AM for further discussion. Ben Johnson reported on the time line for upcoming events. There will be a coffee meeting every two weeks with the next ones scheduled for Nov. 13 and Nov. 27. The goal is Jan. 15th for the members of the Country Club to vote on proceeding with the proposed sale of the Apache Hall and the adjacent parking area to the Homeowner’s Association. If that vote accepts the proposed plan the Homeowner’s will vote on the purchase of the Country Club property on Jan. 31. During the meeting it was often mentioned that if you have any questions, the CLRP committee meets every Monday morning in the Library meeting room and welcomes inquires from residents at 9 AM. Bob Heaton reported on publicity and indicated the CLRP committee would be glad to attend neighborhood coffee parties to respond to questions. Their goal is to get accurate information to everyone. (A number of people volunteered to be hosts after the meeting) Jim Nobish showed the current plan for the new building which has been downsized from the plan shown last spring. Copies were distributed to those in attendance at the close of the meeting. The new plan proposes a building totaling 27,458 square feet. There will be a covered patio area along the entire North (pool) side of the building.
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