As of May 31, 2025, total assets are $1,149,739.78 with expenditures year-to-date of $148,796.17.
The Board approved moving $150,000 from operating funds to reserves to reflect collected reserve expenses.
A CD of $212,561.02 was reinvested for 10 months at 3.75% interest rate.
The Board selected Intelligent Systems Services for installation at a cost of $17,579.96.
Magic Hands Construction approved for painting ceilings, walls, doors, and thresholds at cost not to exceed $20,000.
Porst Painting approved to paint gas meters at $150 per building.
The valve repair involved 3 valves and cost $1,786.98.
The Board agreed unanimously that the Association will not pay for the privacy fence.
Drain tiles will be installed at 131 and 135 Wolcott at a cost of $2,038.64.
The Association ended 2023 with a surplus of $64,445 as per Cantey & Associates draft audit.
Insurance coverage renewed with Crum Halstead from July 1, 2025 to July 1, 2026 at $125,462.
Warning letters will be sent to addresses on file for rules violations.
An architect will be hired for a review of all buildings at an approximate cost of $1,000.
Checking: $221,194.15, Reserves: $759,119.03, Other: $16,242.59, Total Assets: $996,555.77
Expenditures MTD: $174,857.73, YTD: $497,808.19
The draft budget for 2026 was reviewed and will be mailed to homeowners before the November meeting.
The Board unanimously approved televising all common pipes at $195 per building.
Contract awarded to Yellowstone Landscape for snow removal and landscaping seasons with specified seasonal costs.
Sunrise Tree Care approved for pruning all trees on property, cost not to exceed $19,800.
Pool painting contract awarded to Arias Prime Maintenance for $8,950 with non-slip paint. Pool Dolphins approved for mesh cover at $11,009.35.
Proposal from Land Escapes for core aeration of common areas approved at $1,675.
Hometown Painters will paint exterior gas meters at a total cost of $14,900.
Contract approved with Keough and Moody for legal services at $670 per month.
Notices will be sent for unresolved nuisance violations and outstanding balances.
Insurance renewal ratified with Crum Halstead for July 1, 2025 to July 1, 2026 at $125,462.
Nuisance violations not corrected timely will be sent to legal. A 30-day notice will be sent to owners with outstanding balances before legal collections.
The Board confirmed the following officers: President Carla Parenti, Vice President Dawn Popiolek, Treasurer Pat Sutton, Secretary John Baerwald, and Director Donna Ostrowski.
The minutes from the November 19, 2025 meeting were approved as written.
The Board reviewed a proposal from Architectural Consulting Group for balcony inspections but decided to table it for now.
The Board reviewed proposals from Smithereen Pest Management Services, Shepp Pest Control, and Aerex Pest Control but tabled a vote at this time.
Checking: $31,542.39
Reserves: $1,006,808.80
Other: $26,115.81
Total Assets: $1,064,467.00
Total Expenditures MTD: $38,555.89
Total Expenditures YTD: $130,524.83
The Board ratified the renewal of a CD that expired on March 6, 2026, at a rate of 3.20% for $219,179.31.
Aerex Pest Control will provide one exterior ground treatment ($2,865) and one exterior perimeter barrier spray ($1,880).
Interior treatments are available at $55 per treatment as a homeowner expense.
DuBois Paving Co was approved for sealcoating at a cost of $4,988.31.
Arias Prime Maintenance was approved to paint the baby pool for $1,800 as a reserve expense.
Professional Paving & Concrete was approved for pool deck repairs based on the IDPH report at $2,396.
Mister Natural was approved to replace carpets in common vestibules and hallways at $2,351.76 per entry as a reserve expense.
Magic Hands Construction was approved to paint entry door frames for buildings 1 to 7 at $6,435, contingent on scheduling within three months.
The meeting was held at the clubhouse with 32.267% of unit owners present or represented by ballot, exceeding the 20% quorum requirement.
The minutes of the 2024 Annual Meeting were approved as written by unanimous vote.
The candidates John Baerwald, Carla Parenti, Dawn Popiolek, Pat Sutton, and David Willeumier were introduced.
Since the number of candidates matched the open positions, all were elected by acclamation.
The five candidates were officially elected by unanimous vote without opposition.
The Annual Meeting was adjourned at 6:44 p.m. following a unanimous motion.