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Submissions received by noon the 10 day of each month will be included; those received by the 12 th day will be included as space permits. Please submit each item in a separate email as an attachment in Word, a pdf, or embedded in the body of the email. Please identify the item on the email subject line (e.g., April Board minutes, etc.). Please send text to go with all pictures submitted. Contact the Editor for any other type of submission. Content, page layout, and graphics will be determined by the Quill staff, Quail Run Administration, and Social Club.

Table of Contents

Calendar ................................................................. ..Page 2 Social Club Minutes ................................................. ..Page 4 Veteran’s Lunch & Gift Tree ..................................... Page 5 Recycle & Treasurer’s Report .................................. Page 6 Thanksgiving Dinner ................................................. Page 7 Save the Dates ......................................................... Page 8 Craft Fair ................................................................. Page 9 Activity Highlights ................................................... Page 10 Bingo after Dark Highlights ..................................... Page 11 Ask the ARC ............................................................. Page 12 Octoberfest Highlights ............................................ Page 13 Ways We Communicate......................................... Page 14 Want to Start a Book Club? ...................................... Page 15 Maintenance Committee ....................................... Page 16 Snapshots ................................................................. Page 17 October 2026 HOA Board Minutes .......................... Page 18 Laffs ........................................................................... Page 20

QUILL STAFF Co-Editor ........................................................................ Allison Yates Co-Editor ......................................................................Roxana Lopez The QUILL is provided for the residents of Quail Run Senior Estates by the Quail Run Social Club. 2026 President – Diane Warren Printing of the magazine is by the Mobile Home Parks Company in Sunnyvale, CA at a cost of $1 per household per year paid annually by the Quail Run Social Club. CONTENT CONTRIBUTORS Calendar ................................................................Office, Social Club Social Club Information ................................... Social Club Officers Homeowners Association Information ...... Board of Directors Birthdays........................................................................ Ora Sue Fellows Laffs ................................................................................... Peppe Rose

Quail Run Senior Estates Board of Directors

QUILL DISTRIBUTION CREW Coordinator ............................................................... Carol Thayer Distributors Tamara Barnett, Tisha DiCicco, Marcie De Line, and Bill & Sonja Riley

Linda Rinaldi ....................................... ....... President Hans Kindermann ...............................Vice President Lucille Breese.............................................. Treasurer Genie Swyers .............................................. Secretary David Calvert ................................... Member at Large Roxana Lopez................................... Member at Large Frank Miccoli ................................... Member at Large

Quail Run Office 1400 Quail Run Avenue, Paso Robles, CA 93446 Phone: (805) 238-2999 Fax: (805) 238-5432 Read the Quill online at www.mobilehomeparkmagazines.com/quail-run/

Quail Run Social Club Board

Diane Warren…………………………………President Jim Porter………………………………..Vice President Tamara Barnett ………………………………Secretary Sheri Leighton …………………………….… Treasurer

Wishing everyone a joyful and happy Thanksgiving!! 1

Sun/1 Mon/2 Tues/3

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30

November 2026 Crafty Needles 2:00 to 3:30

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30 SC Craft Fair 9:00 – 4:00 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00

Chair Yoga 1:00 Ukulele 10:00 BOD Meeting 10:00 Ukulele 10:30

Mon/9

Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30

Tues/10

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00

QR Women’s Bible Crafty Needles Study 2:00 to 3:30 10:30 to 12:00 Bocce Ball Chair Yoga 1:00 1:00

Wed/11

Veterans Day Office Closed

Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30

Private Party 11:00 Upstairs

Steet Sweeping Reserve tickets for Veteran’s Lunch! Angler’s Group Quail Quill 2:00 Lounge Deadline Open Music/Beg Ukulele 2:30 Veteran’s Lunch 11:00

Thurs/12

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30

Recycle Pickup 9:00 Ukulele 10:30

Bunco 12:30 Chair Yoga 1:00

Private Party 3:30 Poker 2:00

Chair Yoga 1:00 Private Party 11:00 Upstairs

Angler’s Group Open Music/Beg 2:00 Lounge Ukulele 2:30 Hangin’ with the Neighbors* 5:30

Wed/4 Thurs/5 Fri/6 Sat/7 Sun/8

Fri/13

Angler’s Group 2:00 Lounge Private Party 11:00 Upstairs

Open Music/Beg Ukulele 2:30 Private Party 6:00

Chair Yoga 1:00

Poker 2:00

Office Closed 12:00

Sat/14 Sun/15

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00

Mon/16

Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30

Crafty Needles 2:00 to 3:30

Tues/17

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30

Maintenance Meeting 10:00 Ukulele 10:30

Wed/18

*Come enjoy meeting with your neighbors in a relaxing setting in the Clubhouse….

Note - If you would like an event on the QR Calendar an approved Clubhouse/Facility Reservation is required. Please notify the Office if you are no longer having an event. 2

Thurs/19 Fri/20

Sat/21 Sun/22 Mon/23 Tues/24

Wed/25 Thurs/26 Fri/27

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30

November 2026 Private Party 3:00 Ukulele 10:30

Sign-up for Thanksgiving Dinner in the Office

Chair Yoga 1:00 Poker 2:00

Private Party 11:00 to 7:30 pm Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30 Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30 Thanksgiving Office Closed Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30

QR Women’s Bible Study 10:30 to 12:00 Bocce Ball 1:00 Chair Yoga 1:00 Ukulele 10:00 Thanksgiving Dinner 2:30 Ukulele 10:00

Crafty Needles 2:00 to 3:30 Angler’s Group 2:00 Lounge

Come help decorate Clubhouse for the holidays 10:00

Crafty Needles 2:00 to 3:30

Open Music/Beg Water Reads Ukulele 2:30

Private Party 11:00 Upstairs

Dominos 1:00

Chair Yoga 1:00

Poker 2:00

Sat/28 Sun/29 Mon/30

Office Closed 12:00

Pickleball 9:00 to 11:00 Aerobics 9:30 to 10:30

November Birthdays Carolyn Clinite Penny Tingey Sharon Edgar Sheila George

9th 19th 23rd 25th

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

If anyone would like their birthdays listed in the Quill please contact OraSue Fellows at (805) 459 4144 text/call 3

Quarterly Social Club Meeting Minutes Oct. 6, 2026 All officers were present, plus 32 attendees. Meeting was called to order at 6:00 by Diane Warren. Flag Salute and prayer. Spaghetti Dinner was served. Social Club officer nominations: Roxana Lopez nominated the present officers to Elected for another term. Voted and approved. Minutes read and approved. Treasurer’s report was given By Sheri Leighton: Balance $6,384.17. Jim Porter spoke about the Recycling Program: 3rd quarter total $867.69. Sonja Riley announced Oktoberfest Oct 10th at 11;30. $15.00. Diane went over the upcoming events for the rest of the year. Open discussion for next year’s events, St. Patrick’s Day, Super Bowl, Newcomers’ Luau in June. Bill and Sonja Riley offered to organize and serve as a Welcoming Committee. It can include Birthdays, Anniversaries. There was a discussion on rearranging the Quill pages, adding more interesting info for Quail Run residents. Meeting adjourned at 7:19 p.m.

Quail Run Welcomes You to Our 2026

VETERAN’S DAY CELEBRATION! November 11@ 11:00 a.m. in the Clubhouse. Lunch Menu: Pulled pork sandwiches with coleslaw, beans, and peach cobbler. Iced Tea, Lemonade, Water

$10.00

To thank you for your service VETERANS ARE FREE!

Cash or check payable to Diane Warren dropped off at 10 Dove Court. Call Diane at 805-674-6664 to make reservation for a veteran’s free lunch. Tickets & reservations by NOVEMBER 9th. We will have the Veterans Christmas Wish Tree ready for you to choose a gift for a local Veteran. This is our second year giving to Veterans in need.

Income: Tips Recycle 50/50 Bake Sale Events Reimbursement TOTAL

QUAIL RUN SOCIAL CLUB QUARTERLY TREASURER’S REPORT Friday, September 30, 2026 July August September Totals

Expenses: Adult Beverages Food Décor Recycle Supplies TOTAL

$ 87.00 $249.00 $111.00 $355.36 -

$343.73 $ 95.00 -

$ 63.00 $274.23 $106.00

$803.09

$438.73

$ 54.36 $497.59

$297.50 $ 76.05 $373.55

$108.86 $108.86

$103.51 $103.51

Balance 6/30/26 Income Expenses Balance 9/30/26

$1,739.41 $ 585.92

$ 150.00 $ 867.00 $ 312.00 $ 355.36 $ 54.36 $1739.41 $ 297.50 $ 76.05 $ 585.92

$5,230.68 $6,384.17

RECYCLING PROGRAM UPDATE September recycle Income: $274.23 NEXT PICK-UP DATE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2026 Thank you to all who contribute! Resident volunteers come around the park on the second Thursday of the month to pick up your California CRV (Cash Refund Value) containers to take to the recycle center for CASH. CRV refunds from collected containers go into a special account with the Social Club, and will be used to fund a free BBQ for our community, plus subsidize the cost of music for the New Year’s Eve party. All plastic, aluminum, and glass containers that have the CA CRV emblem on the side qualify for this program. Save all glass, plastic and aluminum beverage containers, including wine or liquor bottles, wine boxes and, water jugs (such as distilled water). Questions? Call Jim Porter at 805-835-2701.

Put bags in driveway by 9:00 a.m. on second Thursday each month. OR Leave your bags on the asphalt next to the horseshoe pits in the upper Clubhouse parking lot after 5 pm the evening before. THE RECYCLE COMMITTEE NEEDS A FEW MORE VOLUNTEERS!

If you can help pick up or sort the recycling once a month, please be at the upper parking lot behind the clubhouse by 9:00 a.m. on recycle pick up day. The committee needs more hands helping with this effort!

Thanksgiving Dinner Nov.26th at 2:30pm Jim and Ella Porter are hosting a free Thanksgiving Dinner in the clubhouse. Everyone is welcome. Please sign up in the office before Nov. 20,2026 so we have a head count. You are welcome to bring a favorite side dish. We are able to offer a few meals for people who can’t get out. If you need a meal delivered, tell the office when you sign up. 7

Diane Warren is hosting a Free Christmas Eve Dinner

Dec 24th at 4:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse. Look for details in the December Quill.

November 11, 11:00 a.m. – Veteran’s Day Lunch & Giving Tree (Vet’s eat free!) November 26, 2:00 p.m. – Thanksgiving Dinner (no cost, hosted by Jim & Ella Porter) November 30, 10:00 a.m. – Christmas decorating in clubhouse December 12, 2:00 p.m. – Christmas Party (no cost) December 24, 4:00 p.m. – Christmas Eve Dinner (no cost, hosted by Diane Warren) December 30, 10:00 a.m. – New Year’s Eve decorating & appetizer making in clubhouse December 31, 6:00 p.m. – New Year’s Eve Party January 27, 6:00 p.m. – Regular monthly Bingo resumes January 28, 6:00 p.m. – Tackitt Family Vineyard Happy Hour (no cost) February 14 – Super Bowl Party March 17 – St. Patrick’s Day corned beef and cabbage dinner

SAVE THE DATE! Quail Run Estates New Years Eve Party Dec.31st at 6:00pm

Live music! Hors d’oeuvres and desserts. Sparkling cider & champagne at midnight (Eastern time). �35 for residents, �45 for non-resident guests. Watch for details in December Quill.

November 30, 10:00 a.m., help decorate the clubhouse for Christmas. Come to the clubhouse at 10 a.m. to see how you can help. Jim & Ella Porter are coordinating the decorating. December 30, 10:00 a.m., come to the clubhouse to see how you can help get it “re-dressed” for the New Year’s Eve Party. OR, volunteer in the kitchen (same time) to help prepare the appetizers that will be served at the party. Groceries and recipes will be provided; we just need helping hands. All help is appreciated! 10

Bingo After Dark

is on hiatus until January 2027 NEXT BINGO DATE: JANUARY 28, 2027 at 6:00 p.m. If you can help set up and coordinate Bingo each month in the new year, please contact Diane Warren 805-674-6664.

SEPTEMBER WINNERS!

The Quail Run Architectural Review Committee (ARC) is comprised of resident volunteers who are familiar with the Rules and Regulations pertaining to landscape, painting, construction, and other topics delegated to them for review in our Rules and Regulations. The ARC gets a lot of repeat questions and will try to address one of those questions or an ARC-related topic in the Quail Quill.

This month’s question: What are the rules for putting up a fence on my property? Answer: The bulk of the rules related to fencing are found in our Quail Run Rules & Regulations Section II. ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE (ARC) SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS. The following in italics are the pertinent excerpts. For additional details, refer to your copy of the Quail Run Rules & Regulations. If you don't have a copy, contact the oﬃce to obtain one. 13. Fencing and Privacy Panels: Fencing may be constructed on side and rear property lines within the following parameters. a. A maximum height of 6 feet (6’) is allowed provided that the top foot is framed lattice. A maximum height of four feet (4’) will be allowed for ranch, rail, and wrought iron without spikes or picket fences. b. Lattice paneling, used exclusively or in combination with other materials, must be completely framed on four sides. c. Allowable fencing or lattice/screen materials are Redwood, Cedar, wrought iron without spikes, and Vinyl. Any lattice or screen fencing exceeding forty-two inches (42”) in height must consist of framed lattice only or a combination of solid fencing materials topped with framed lattice. d. Side property fencing may not be closer than 20 feet from the curb (at the gutter). e. [omitted, relates to privacy panels] f. On-going maintenance to maintain the integrity of the fencing must be performed. g. Access to the property must be maintained for utility companies, association agents, association contractors, and association employees to enable mandated association maintenance and emergency repairs where applicable and for utility and water meter readings. Failure to provide ready access to the above personnel could result in disciplinary action… h. A plot plan and a picture of the proposed fence or privacy panel materials must be submitted with the ARC Request Form and approved in writing by the ARC before any materials or labor are ordered or contracted for. Any change to the ARC approved materials or plan must be approved by the ARC in writing prior to being ordered or contracted for. Any deviation from this requirement could result in an order to remove the unapproved structure and disciplinary…. The Board of Directors may grant variances to the above parameters to property owners with “unusual” situations such as poor placement on land, proximity to common areas, etc. The ARC can only approve fence requests that meet the above guidelines. Some fences in the park may not conform to the above rules, but keep in mind that rules have changed over the years, plus the Board has on rare occasion granted exceptions to the rules for the reasons described above. 12

Ways We Communicate Quail Run residents have a variety of ways to get and share information. How many of these do you participate in?

The Quail Quill -The first and most obvious way is our monthly newsletter, which is a publication of the Social Club. The Quill Editors compile information from a variety of sources, including the Board of Directors, Manager, Social Club, and individual residents to bring you news about the park, it’s amenities and upcoming activities, and senior resources. If you are organizing an activity, be sure to get it included in an upcoming issue by emailing your information to PasoRoblesQuailQuill@gmail.com by the 10th of the month prior to publication, and, if it is to be held in Quail Run, make sure to go to the Office to make your reservation. Directory – The resident Directory is published by the Quail Run Manager, with updates available several times a year. There is an alphabetical section by name and also a “reverse directory” listed by address so you can look up the name of an owner of a specific property. It’s an easy way for us to contact each other directly. If you’re not in the directory, call the Office and speak with Justine (805)238-2999 to get it included in the next directory. Quail Run Bulletin Board Group on Nextdoor – We have our own private group on Nextdoor where we can communicate with other QR residents who are also members of the group. This is a good place to ask about service recommendations, organize a group gathering of any sort, announce an upcoming event, ask for assistance with something, or just chat. Find it by downloading the Nextdoor app or going directly to Nextdoor.com and search in groups for “Quail Run Bulletin Board.” You must ask to be added to this QR bulletin board. The QR administrator of the group will make sure you are a QR resident before accepting you, and then you’re good! Email/Phone Blasts – Our Manager Justine will occasionally send out emails or telephone blasts regarding a park matter. She also puts out reminders about Social Club events and signups. She maintains TWO separate lists of residents who want to receive these communications. Contact her to make sure you are on one or both of the lists if you want very current communications from the park regarding either park matters or social events. 14

Submitted by Karen Reamer, Quail Run Book Club

Lately there has been increased interest in joining the Quail Run Book Club. The current Book Club is a private group separate from the Social Club and has a maximum number of 10 members. Although our current club cannot accept any new members, there is always room for another Book Club at Quail Run. Here are some suggestions on how to start one. 1. Put an announcement in the Quill: “Looking for any residents interested in a new Book Club, please contact __________.” 2. Decide on a Book Club leader and what types of books you want to read (historical fiction, fiction, non-fiction, mysteries, classics, etc.). 3. How many members? (It has been suggested no more than 10 members.) 4. What time and how often to meet: morning or afternoon, and how long? (Our meetings are from 3pm to 6pm but can be whatever length you want.) 5. Where to hold the meeting? If you want to meet in the clubhouse, check with the office for clubhouse availability and have the clubhouse reservation put on the Quill calendar. You may prefer to have your meetings in a home setting, with no Quill announcement or clubhouse reservation needed. 6. Refreshments? In our group, the person who will be discussing the book provides refreshments. Your group can discuss how they want to handle refreshments, if any. These are only suggestions. A book club can be set up however its members want it to be. Happy Reading! Editor’s Note---Why are some clubhouse activities sponsored by the Social Club and not others? The Social Club has quarterly open meetings in the clubhouse, and all Quail Run residents are automatically members of the Social Club. At the quarterly meetings, ideas for Social Club activities are always discussed, with new activities being added depending on interest. The Social Club mostly focuses on events, dinners, and parties that are open to everyone in Quail Run. Private groups have formed for residents apart from the Social Club who share a common interest and want to get together. The Book Club (above) is one. There are various game groups, such mahjong, bunco, Mexican Train Dominoes, and a poker group which have set up their own times to meet. Our clubhouse is available for any resident who wants to set up a group, whether open to all or considered a “private” group. 15

Quail Run Maintenance Committee The Maintenance Committee is really at the center of almost everything that happens at Quail Run. The Committee Chair is appointed by the Board of Directors, and the “membership” of the committee is any and all Quail Run residents who choose to participate. Anyone who attends the monthly meeting is encouraged to provide input and feedback on all topics on the agenda, and to contribute new topics related to park maintenance or improvements. The committee oversees maintenance of all facilities and systems owned by the HOA. For example, the committee is currently discussing such things as possibly adding speed bumps on our streets to control speeders, resurfacing parking areas, clubhouse access, improving lighting around the park, maintenance needs of the Teal House (our rental house), and various landscape and maintenance projects. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month at 10:00 a.m. at the conference table in the upstairs area of the clubhouse. Parking in the upper lot gives easy access to the upstairs clubhouse areas via the connecting bridge. All residents are encouraged to attend. We have many residents with backgrounds and knowledge that could be helpful in our meetings. Come to talk or just observe, or Zoom in to watch the meeting from your home. Justine emails out the agenda a couple of days in advance with instructions on how to call in to attend the meeting via Zoom. If you want an informal way to ﬁnd out what’s going on and what’s being planned in Quail Run, the Maintenance Committee is it!

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The HOA reminds everyone that the speed limit in Quail Run is 15mph. The Maintenance Committee and the Board are discussing steps the park can take if speeding continues.

Share your snap shots of what’s going on in Quail Run, or even with Quail Run residents doing something interesting. Email your candid photos with captions for possible inclusion in future issues to: PasoRoblesQuailQuill@gmail.com

355 Quail Summit “before” and “after.” A nice front yard make-over!

Autumn in Quail Run…

QUAIL RUN SENIOR ESTATES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION OPEN BOARD MEETING MINUTES: Thursday, October 1, 2026 I.

CALL TO ORDER: President Rinaldi at 10:05 am

II.

ROLL CALL AND ESTABLISH QUORUM: Secretary Swyers

There are seven board members; four (4) board members present constitutes a quorum. All seven board members present. President, Linda Rinaldi Director at Large, David Calvert Vice President, Hans Kinderman Director at Large, Frank Miccoli Treasurer, Lucille Breese Director at Large, Roxana Lopez Secretary, Genie Swyers Mark IV Manager, Stephanie Croft, and Onsite Manager, Justine Hascall, present III.

BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. President Rinaldi reminded the members that the election will be coming up soon and to respond to any notices they receive, when required. Voting begins November 13. 2. The new oﬃce assistant, Patty {Roche], was introduced 3. Linda reminded the members that speeding continues to be a concern throughout the development.

IV.

APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES A Quorum of the Board approved the September 2026 Open and Closed Board Meetings. Secretary Swyers and Treasurer Breese abstained.

TREASURER’S REPORT: Treasurer Breese read the August 2026 report: ending balances $26,958.53 in Operations and $1,556,479.65 in Reserve for a total of $1,583,438.18. Report accepted unanimously. Full report posted on the bulletin board at the clubhouse.

VI.

OPEN FORUM 1. Member asked if selling the HOA owned rental would help offset the cost of the waterline project and President Rinaldi responded that the Board has researched this option with the outcome being that they profit more keeping it as a rental. 2. Member requested a Legal & Safety Committee be appointed due to the trespassing concerns. Residents are reminded to put safety concerns in writing and forward to HOA office. 3. Member reported that her son, who was rumored to be the trespasser, no longer lives within the Quail Run community and is currently unhoused.

VII.

COMMITTEE REPORTS (full committee reports are posted on the bulletin board outside the clubhouse back door with other postings) A. Budget & Finance Committee: Treasurer Breese reported that the Budget Committee met last week and will soon be ready to distribute next year’s budget for approval. B. Architectural Review Committee: Chairperson Roxana Lopez reminded the members that the ARC meets on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month and if a request needs to be rushed, to email her directly. She also reminded the members to inform the oﬃce once the projects are completed. C. Maintenance and Future Planning Committee: Manager Hascall read minutes of the September 15, 2026 meeting. Two completed projects; seven ongoing/planned projects; three future projects. Details can be found in committee minutes. D. RVPA Committee: Manager Hascall reported that there are eight vacant spaces and ten with expiring information.

E. Social Club News: Club President Diane Warren reported that their next meeting is on Tuesday, October 6th at 6:00 p.m. and includes a free spaghetti dinner. Some upcoming events include Octoberfest on October 10th, Halloween party on October 31st, Thanksgiving lunch in November, and Christmas Eve on December 24th. F. Manager’s Report: Manager Justine Hascall reported updates on lighting improvements, the new pool heater that was installed, and a reminder of the Board of Directors Nominations. VIII.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Waterline Update: President Rinaldi reported that the special assessment election will occur after the Board of Directors Election.

IX.

NEW BUSINESS A. Proposed Rule: Residential Use and Occupancy: Board unanimously approved tabling the proposed rule. B. Retro Pay Morris & Garritano: Board unanimously approved the expense of $59,944.22 for the Renewal of DIC, including Earthquake, Property, General Liability and Umbrella Liability policies. C. Retro Pay Deans & Homer/ Indian Harbor: Board unanimously approved the expense of $12,169.05 for property coverage including Building and Business Personal Property Coverages for 4 buildings located at 1400 Quail Run Ave. D. Retro Pay Deans & Homer/ Indian Harbor: Board unanimously approved the expense of $834.73 for property insurance, including Building & Loss of Rents Coverages for one Park-Owned Mobile Home located at 1324 Teal Ave. E. Morris & Garritano: Board unanimously approved the expense of $6,560.00 for the renewal of Directors & Oﬃcers Liability & Crime insurance. F. Coastline Pool Pros: Board unanimously approved the expense of $7,624.37 for the supplies and installation of the new pool heater. G. Asphalt Removal and Replacement: Board approved – 6 yes, 1 no - tabling the selection of the asphalt contractor to remove and replace four parking spaces as well as restripe and replace wheel stops until after additional information is provided and reviewed. After additional discussion the Board agreed to address the matter at the next monthly Board meeting.

ADJOURNMENT to the Executive Session following immediately: President Rinaldi at 10:45 a.m.

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