PLUM CREEK MASTER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
www.plumcreekhoa.com
JULY 13, 2005

CALL TO ORDER & VERIFICATION OF QUORUM

The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by President Jason Johnson. Also present were Board members Ross Fife, Tom Flenner (Vice President), Al Holowinski, Mark Kramer (Treasurer), and Dave Watts, as well as John O'Connor of Pristine Communities, Inc. Board member Christine Foote (Secretary) was absent. President Johnson noted there was a quorum.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES

Motion was made, seconded, and passed unanimously to approve the minutes of May 11, 2005, and June 8, 2005, as presented. The minutes will be posted on the website.

HOMEOWNERS FORUM

Deck Project Extension Request-Mr. O'Connor reviewed the letter from this homeowner requesting an extension to complete a deck project. The owner was present at the meeting and provided the board with additional details and reported progress on the project. After discussion, motion was made, seconded, and passed unanimously to approve an extension for completion of this project until August 10. In appreciation, the owner (a Douglas County detective) offered to give a presentation on burglary protection at the next annual homeowners meeting, which the board accepted with their thanks.

Champion's Circle Issues-Mildred Simmons, President of the Player's Club Estates Homeowners Association, brought to the board's attention several violations of covenants by a homeowner's tenant. Discussion was held confirming enforcement provisions available to the association, including hearings and fines. President Johnson requested Mr. Watts, who is a neighbor, to contact the tenant to informally advise them, on behalf of the Master Association, of the violations that need to be corrected immediately.

Another Champion's Circle item was discussed regarding a line of trees that had been planted and would eventually be a line-of-sight issue for vehicles stopping at that intersection. The owner was present and provided the board with photos and additional details regarding this matter. It was suggested that the owner schedule a meeting with Dan Sailer, Road Engineer for the Town of Castle Rock, who could provide assistance to resolve this line-of-sight issue.

Ms. Simmons also noted that a tree mistakenly planted in the common area by the Player's Club would be moved to a proper location.

Ms. Simmons informed the board that the vacant lot at 1955 Champion's Circle had been sold to a construction company to build a spec home. It was determined that plans, which were originally submitted quite some time ago but never approved, need to be resubmitted for review and approval by Player's Club and the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) of the Master Association.

MANAGEMENT REPORT

Mr. O'Connor reviewed key points of the June 2005 financial statements, as follows:
- Income year-to-date $ 62,849 budgeted $ 61,121 actual
- Operating expense year-to-date $ 61,066 budgeted $ 58,900 actual
- Net operating income year-to-date $ 1,783 budgeted $ 2,221 actual

Mr. O'Connor also updated the board regarding several delinquencies.

OLD BUSINESS

Deck Approval Update-Mr. O'Connor reviewed for the board a letter sent to this homeowner, advising that the ACC had denied plans submitted for a deck and reasons for the denial. The letter also stated the owner would need to submit a revised set of plans to the ACC, as well as obtain necessary permits and licenses from the Town of Castle Rock prior to initiating work. Mr. O'Connor noted that if no response from the owner was received by the next board meeting, a hearing would be scheduled for the August 10 meeting and fines imposed.

Lifeline Form-It was noted that the Lifeline form had been mailed to all Plum Creek homeowners.

NEW BUSINESS

Plum Creek Boulevard Repairs-Mr. O'Connor reported on the letter he sent to the Town of Castle Rock and the response he received from Bob Goebel, Director of Public Works. Mr. Goebel advised that street repairs are not scheduled to be made in Plum Creek until 2008. However, he also stated, "If we conclude that we can advance the repairs to Plum Creek Boulevard to 2007 without causing other streets to deteriorate more quickly by delaying their repair to 2008, we will do so."

Crystal Crossing-Discussion was held regarding traffic density and speed issues related to Crystal Crossing at the south end of Plum Creek Boulevard. Suggestions were made to install a stop sign northbound on the boulevard at the intersection of Cherry Plum Way and Mount Royal Drive, as well as an additional speed limit sign just past that intersection. Other comments included lack of sidewalks and "blind spots" due to various crowns along the boulevard. It was requested that Mr. O'Connor send a letter to Mark Stevens, Town Manager, listing the board's concerns and requesting a meeting to discuss these important traffic-related issues.

Perry Park Speed Limit Signage-Mr. O'Connor requested that board members drive to Perry Park to see the powered speed limit control signage in order to discuss this topic at the next board meeting.

Landscape Maintenance and Flowers-Mr. Ross noted the improved appearance of the landscape maintenance of the park on Mount Royal Drive. He also inquired about the maintenance of the area south of the Daniel C. Oakes High School on Plum Creek Boulevard; Mr. O'Connor will notify Douglas County Maintenance & Repair (DCMR).

Board members complimented the recent landscaping work done by DCMR along the boulevard median. Board members also voiced their unanimous appreciation to President Johnson, Ms. Foote and DCMR for their excellent selection and planting of flowers located along the boulevard and particularly at the entrance to Plum Creek.

Water Feature-Mr. Watts inquired if it would be useful to install an anemometer by the water feature to monitor wind speed and control water flow in order to reduce water spray during windy periods. Mr. O'Connor was requested to check on the cost and availability of an anemometer.

Netafin Update-It was noted that after the end of July the Netafin project would be discussed and evaluated for installation along the entire boulevard median. Mr. O'Connor requested that board members check the area at the south end of the boulevard prior to the August 10 meeting.

ADJOURNMENT

At 8:00 p.m., a motion was made, seconded, and passed unanimously to adjourn the meeting.

NEXT MEETING-Wednesday, August 10, 2005, at 7:00 p.m. at Philip S. Miller Library, 100 South Wilcox Street.