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All board members on teleconference call except Harry Swartz who is dealing with some family matters.
> (Thinking of you & your family.) > Welcome Committee - Debbie B to explore updating information currently sent to new members. > Wells- current capacity of all wells was checked. Two previously thought “dry”(and therefore unusable) wells are not “dry”. > One reduced capacity well on top of Indian Lake was scoped and determined that this well is a good candidate for refurbishment to increase water flow. Estimated cost around $6000. > If positive results then will run waterline to Rainwater Point to reduce the load and number of homes on the current Rainwater well in 2021. > Well on Forest Vista - very strong well. Must redo meter, pump etc. then trench to Indian lake. > Might cost total about $10-15000 versus $35,000 for the other option of two new wells. > We voted to approve maintenance of water system. > Gate- Marci provided update on gate installation status. She noted that the survey in December showed the road and easement boundaries along Indian Lake near the Old Lodge intersection were different than originally thought. We placed the final location to try to give the best orientation, stay off private property, get the Raether property driveway inside the gate and minimize any impacts on the driveway when the gate is open. Drainage concerns taken into account. Steel post are in and electric routing to go in next week. Meter to be relocated and electric line to be connected by Duke. Expect 3 to 4 weeks for stone columns to go up. They are fabricating the steel gate; there was a 40% increase in steel costs between last year and now. They are designing the emblem in the middle of the gate. Landscaping (rock & plants) is required after gate completed to divert traffic towards center of the road. We’ll need a couple more remotes for new for new homeowners. Need timer for periods we may want to open gate in the morning, leave open during the day such as when heavy construction traffic, then close in the evening. Marci will draft a Q&A to answer operational questions. > Vanhook to send a letter to Cohen to let them know they will not be responsible for the costs for ongoing maintenance of the gate since they will be outside the gate. > Broadband - Provider to pay for the towers around the lake. County on board. We probably would have a tower in the neighborhood but it would look like a dish. Then decide if line-of-sight sufficient or need fiber; options on who/how pays for fiber and how much fiber. Provider saying can deliver 1 Gig. Would need some level of vote on allowing fiber installation in the easement. Attorney would be involved. > Budget. The HOA has not had a rate increase in years and our dues are roughly half of what many other HOA’s are around the lake. We have not had a plan for handling increase in loading due to increase in houses, water system aging, increases in road and water system maintenance costs, etc. After reviewing current and future needs, HOA dues will be increased to $575/yr for developed lots and $300/yr for undeveloped lots. > We I have 92 lots with 31 of them developed.
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Tiffany Hale
3/6/2022 04:24:05 pm
Hello, my husband and I recently purchased property on Little Choga Rd last year and have been searching for high speed internet service. I happened to find your meeting minutes online and was wondering if someone there could help me with navigating who I can call to inquire about the possibility of getting fiber and the cost. My phone number is 941-962-5353
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