Minutes of TRLA Annual
Board Meeting May 27,2006
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2006 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING The 2006 annual meeting of TRLA was called to order at 11:00 on May 27th by Richard Hawkins, President at the lower ranch house. Board members present were: Howard Williams, Vice President, David Skinner,
Treasurer, and Linda Pedersen, acting secretary. President Hawkins asked for a moment of silence in memory of Tom Allen, a longtime Timberlake landowner, before the beginning of the meeting. Mr. Allen passed away early in the morning. Secretarys Report: Linda Pedersen read the highlights of the 2005 annual meeting. Landowners who wish to have a copy of the 40 page transcript were asked to notify her and she would make sure they received a copy. The minutes were approved. Treasurers Report: David Skinner presented the financial report. Copies were made available for the landowners. As of April 30, 2006: Balance Sheet Fixed assets of $23,685 were spent for a lawn tractor, pickup truck and a snow removal blade for pickup. The July newsletter will have a breakout of all outflows for what was spent for entire fiscal year. Proposed budget for FY06-07 was presented per bylaws. There was discussion on amount of money to be spent on roads. The proposed budget shows significant increase, but there has been no proposal to raise dues. The new board will have to evaluate the budget line by line and make decisions. In December there will be a review of budget and necessary revisions will be made for the remainder of the year. There are no proposals to raise the dues. A landowner questioned as to why TRLA did not purchase the copier instead of leasing it. It was explained that it is cheaper to lease a copier and own it at the end of the lease as the interest rate was very low and the maintenance costs are included in the lease. Mr. Williams has it in his home for security and environmental reasons. TRLA gets 2000 copies free each month along with toner. Treasurers report was approved.
What are your plans as a Timberlake landowner? 10 - Camping only during spring/summer/fall months with no intention
of building What do you feel should be the priority for the TRLA Board? (Number sequentially) #5 Renovation of Ranch house In order to renovate Ranch House a/o Bathhouse to bring them up to code, which would you favor? #1 A one time $50/lot increase in assessment dues and residual going
for gravel on side roads What activities would interest you at the ranch house after renovation? #2 Monthly social hour To increase communication for all landowners, which do you favor the most: #2 An electronic edition of Timberlake News delivered to your email How often do you feel the TRLA board should hold public meetings? #2 Monthly Check the following that you would like to be considered in the rewrite of CC&Rs: #3 Only homes constructed on site There was landowner input on varying subjects such as manufactured homes, RV pads and CC&Rs. It is the wish of the board to have the CC&Rs redone and that only one set will cover Cloh Chin Toh, Timberlake South, Cibola 1& 2, and McKinley 1-10. Road Input: What can we do over what the county is doing: 1) We can have a special assessment which will require increased taxes.
It does not necessarily mean they will spend the money on Timberlake road.
The county asked the state for $250,000 last year and got $20,000. Ranch Manager Report: Jobs On-going: Clean-up and maintenance including mowing and weed-eating at Ranch
House and surrounding areas
Lake access gates unlocked, left open for guests and locks being
vandalized The First Annual Volunteer Lakeshore Clean-up was a success. Thanks to 14 people who participated. A very special thank you to Cindy Ozee, Judy Toellner, Linda Pedersen, Danny Montoya and Pat Burnam for their artistic expertise on the fences, picnic table, benches and interior of Shower House. The Boy Scouts have also helped out in recent days with a clean-up. Bubba extended is appreciation for all the constructive input from landowners and offers of help from the many residents of TRLA. He introduced his new assistant, TRLA employee, Joe Poleviyaoma from Zuni. New Business: Roger Irwin announced that by the end of this coming week all the county road officials and their addresses on the trnews.info website. His contribution was recognized by the landowners. President Hawkins announced that the TRLA board website will be up and running shortly. The website will be tltrla.com. Candidates for the new board positions introduced themselves and volunteered personal views/priorities. Duane Barbano The meeting adjourned for lunch. Following lunch and counting of ballots, the four new board members were announced. They are Duane Barbano, Anne Lowden-Gilpin, Linda Pedersen and Ted Rodda. The meeting was adjourned and the new board went into Executive Session.
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