Photo by Kyrre Carlsen
Winter 2015 | Wingfield Springs Community Association Newsletter
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ll, we hope you all had a great holiday season. We also wish you a prosperous and healthy year 2016. Board director elections: This year two seats were up for reelection. The two incumbents re-upped and there was no new candidate submission, thus no election was required. Your Board members for this year 2016 are as follows, in alphabetic order: z Marilyn Brainard – Secretary plus prime for governance affairs and documents z Ray Case – Treasurer prime for all aspects of financials plus help in landscaping z Lou Dauria – Vice-President plus prime for landscaping and security z Bob Denis – President plus prime for management interface z Rick Jones – Director prime for irrigation plus Village 30 2016 will be significant on several fronts for you and your Board of Directors. • New home construction: Many of you have seen the cleanup effort completed this summer along Rey Del Sierra. This will become home of some 125 properties and is called Wingfield Cove aka Village 30. Director Jones is point person for all community interest affairs in this important project. • Governing Documents: Although a significant face lift effort was completed in the Design Review Guidelines, we need to review all governing documents and identify areas in need of update or missing altogether. Director Brainard will lead us in this drive. As an owner, if you would like to help review and update the CC&Rs, please email or call Director Brainard at 626-1775 by February 1st. An ad-hoc committee will recommend changes. • Landscape: This aspect of our community is basically our only asset of significant value. Upgrading it and keeping the plant material healthy is by and large the main line of work to be done. We have put significant investments in the budget for this area again this year. Director Jones will work the irrigation project and related maintenance management. Director Dauria will take on responsibility for projects and maintenance in the landscaping efforts. Water restrictions and plant health have become the two components we juggle almost on a daily basis
at the height of summer. Director Jones and Dauria work in tandem and along with our partners Reno Green and Red Hawk to realize the best outcome. Thank you all for your work in 2015 and looking forward to your same dedication this year. • Security: We are almost complete with the original project as of this writing. For 2016, we have a few projects to increase our coverage and to remain at the front of the technology curve in this area. Director Dauria is prime and with the solid shouldering from our patrol partner ESI Security. • Board meetings: We strongly encourage you to attend. 2015 was a solid year for homeowner attendance and we sincerely thank all of you who took the time to join us. Information regarding meeting dates/location/agenda is included in the quarterly Hawk Talk. We also display banners at two of our major intersections as a further reminder. We also have this information on our new website www.wingfieldspringshoa.org. You must first register of course. Meeting contents at a glance: • Standard community association affairs covered: finances, resolutions, owner issues. • Past quarter activity summary in landscape and security patrol. • Forward focus view and trends in security and landscape. • We encourage and support interactive and courteous dialogue with owners present. • We often invite keynote speakers at the City, State and local (such as Village 30 lead person) levels. We believe we inject good elements in our meetings to make them interesting and valuable to our owners present. We encourage all of you to attend. In closing, your Board of Directors and service partners look forward to another great year of helping make WSCA a preferred place to call home. Thank you.
Bob Denis
PRESIDENT, WINGFIELD SPRINGS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION