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OCTOBER 2026 Agenda & Meeting Minutes

Oct 10
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October 2026 HOA Meeting Agenda & Minutes

Date: October 14, 2026

Location: Clubhouse

Meeting Type: Board-Only Meeting

1. Roll Call

  • Board Members Present: Jessica, Cheryl, Karmen, Rachael, and Kristina

  • Board Members Absent: None

  • Community Members Present: None

2. Financials & Delinquent Accounts

  • The Board reviewed the status of delinquent HOA accounts and collection efforts.

  • Accounts meeting the established collection threshold were referred to the collection agency for further action.

3. Flooring Bids – Theater Room & Gym

Theater Room – Epoxy Flooring

The tentative installation timeframe is the last week of January 2027.

Company

Bid Amount

Elevation

$2,211.00

Everseal Coating

$3,554.38

Brush Brother

$4,600.00

OM Epoxy & Coatings

$5,750.00

ECC Elite

$6,413.33

RAD Coating

Pending

  • The Board discussed the available bids, including differences in contractor experience and pricing.

  • Follow-up: Rachael will obtain the outstanding bid from RAD Coating.

Gym Flooring – Replacement Options

Company

Bid Amount

LWMG

$3,335.00

Utah Home Fitness

$4,730.94

M & L Projects, Inc.

$8,000.00

  • Follow-up: Jessica will obtain a carpet-cleaning bid to compare with the replacement options.

4. Snow Removal Quotes

Company

Quote / Status

C&C

$926 for full service; $416 per ice-melt application

Jay Landscaping

1,100–2,300, depending on snowfall levels, with additional charges above specified amounts

Provo Snow Removal

Quote pending

  • The Board voted not to proceed with Jay Landscaping's proposal.

  • Follow-up: Continue obtaining and reviewing the remaining snow removal quote before making a decision.

5. Sidewalk Repairs & Neighboring Trees

Sidewalk Repair Bids

Contractor

Bid / Details

Landmark Lifting

$23,300 overall; work may be completed in increments of approximately $5,000. The bid includes photographs and itemized pricing.

Brandon Lifting

$38,000

Precision Grinding

Will grind up to 2 inches; many identified areas fall outside the company's scope.

  • The Board will review the bids and determine the next steps for addressing sidewalk tripping hazards but are leaning towards doing the work in stages of the 5k budget. 

Neighboring Trees

  • Kristina contacted the Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) regarding trees near the community.

  • Trees near the RV parking area have been removed; additional work remains closer to 800 N.

  • Follow-up: Kristina will continue coordinating with DWR regarding the remaining trees.

6. Community Maintenance & Repairs

Karmen will review the maintenance tracker and provide updates on outstanding projects.

Balcony Repairs

  • The Board discussed balcony conditions requiring further inspection and potential repairs.

  • Additional evaluation is needed to determine the condition of the subfloor, framing, building connections, and drainage.

  • Water pooling and potential drainage deficiencies were identified as concerns.

  • The Board discussed consulting a commercial roofer, home inspector, or restoration contractor to determine the appropriate scope of work.

  • Potential contractors discussed included Quality Restoration, Advanced Restoration, and Complete Restoration.

  • Follow-up: Kristina and the Board will explore contractor referrals and obtain appropriate evaluations and bids.

Security Light & Camera – Commercial Parking Area

  • The security light and camera have been purchased but still require installation and connection.

  • The Board discussed requesting an installation bid from a restoration contractor or handyman, potentially in conjunction with other repair work.

  • Follow-up: Kristina will coordinate obtaining an installation bid.

Routine Community Maintenance

  • The Board discussed identifying additional help for routine community maintenance when the current maintenance provider is unavailable.

  • Doug Mack was identified as a potential service provider.

  • Follow-up: The Board will explore his availability and services.

Other Maintenance Items

  • Fence Latch: Replacement of a community fence latch has been completed.

  • Clubhouse Windows: Follow-up is needed on the glass company's estimate for broken windows in the theater room and gym. Cheryl will coordinate the update.

  • North Playground Landscaping: Kristina will provide an update regarding dead grass.

  • Landscaping Improvements: A request to replace trees with shrubs in a designated area was approved following review and research.

  • Backyard Access Improvements: A request for landscaping or sidewalk access behind units along the east and west sides of the community was discussed. The Board decided not to obtain bids at this time.

  • Fence Repairs: The Board will explore repair options with the current maintenance provider and obtain an alternate bid if needed.

  • Gym Equipment: Gym bench and elliptical purchased and installed in the gym.

7. Property Matters & Legal Correspondence

  • The Board reviewed ongoing property-related matters and correspondence with legal counsel.

  • The Board discussed outstanding documentation and follow-up required for ongoing property matters.

8. Tree Removal

  • Tree removal work was adjusted to address additional hazardous trees while remaining within the original budget.

  • Four trees were removed as part of the completed work.

  • One large tree was found to be hollow and presented a significant safety concern, reinforcing the importance of its removal.

  • A dead tree near 800 N and branches near a large tree were also removed.

  • Follow-up: Jessica will obtain additional bids for larger trees located near or touching homes.

9. Vehicle Compliance & Community Notices

  • The Board reviewed outstanding fines, vehicle registration concerns, and towing notices.

  • Some vehicles required additional attention due to expired registrations or inoperable conditions.

  • Several residents responded to notices by removing vehicles or bringing registrations up to date.

  • Follow-up: Karmen will continue monitoring compliance, outstanding fines, and towing notices.

10. Updated Rules & Regulations & Newsletter

  • The Board discussed clarifying rules regarding the storage of toys and bicycles and the protection of bushes and landscaping.

  • The Fall/Winter 2026 Newsletter and Updated Rules and Regulations were reviewed and approved by the Board.

11. Assignments & Follow-Up Summary

Assignment

Responsible Party

Obtain RAD Coating bid for theater room flooring

Rachael

Obtain gym carpet-cleaning bid

Jessica

Review maintenance tracker and provide updates

Karmen

Coordinate balcony inspections and repair bids

Kristina / Board

Obtain security light and camera installation bid

Kristina

Explore routine maintenance services

Kristina

Review sidewalk repair bids

Cheryl

Follow up on clubhouse window estimate

Cheryl

Provide update on dead grass near the north playground

Kristina

Provide theater room flooring update

Jessica

Provide gym flooring options update

Rachael

Coordinate outstanding fence repairs and alternate bids as needed

Board

Continue coordination with DWR regarding remaining trees

Kristina

Follow up on outstanding legal documentation

Cheryl

Obtain bids for larger trees near or touching homes

Jessica

Monitor vehicle compliance, fines, and towing notices

Karmen

Continue tracking unresolved maintenance items

Karmen

12. Meeting Adjournment

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