1. Holiday Decorations. All
Holiday Decorations must be removed no later than 1/31/2010. As a friendly reminder, please be sure to remove all of the light clips that
may have remained after the removal of the seasonal lights along the eves of
the home. If light clips remain on the eves of the home, please remove
them at the earliest possible convenience.
2. 2010 Annual BBQ & Potluck. The 2010
Annual BBQ & Potluck will be held June 27th,
2010 from 4:00pm to 8:00pm, so long as volunteers come forward to help plan
the event. The Annual event will be held at the
park within the Quail Crossing I Community, between Ptarmigan and Buttonrock
Dr.
In addition to great food, cool drinks, and snowcones, a entertainment will
be provided for the attendees. The HOA provided
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, and Drinks, with homeowners bringing a wide variety of
side dishes to share. Thank You to all the people on the Social
Committee for planning such a successful annual event!
(Anyone who is
willing and able to help with the 2010 BBQ plans, please contact the Management Company.
Any help would be appreciated!!!)
3. Next Board Meeting. The next
board meeting will be held on July 21, 2010. Meetings are regularly
scheduled for the 3rd Wednesday of the month, and are held at the Fire
Station #3, located on Pace St north of 9th Ave.
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4. Volunteers Needed. Volunteers are needed for many aspects of the community.
Please consider volunteering for a committee, as any time or experience that you can contribute would be greatly appreciated. Currently, volunteers
are needed for the Social Committee, Welcome Committee, and Landscape Committee. Feel free to email a board member, come to the next board meeting, or give a call to the management company for more information. [Top of Page]
5. 2009 NGLA Grant Project
Completed. As a result of the Association's participation in the city sponsored Neighborhood Group Leaders Association (NGLA),
a Neighborhood Improvement Grant (NIG) has been awarded to the Association
in 2009. This grant from the City is for approx $6,000 that the association used to fund the installation of park benches
throughout the community. This project is being completed in
conjunction with a resident's Eagle Scout Project. It is intended
that with the installation of seating, more people will be inclined to use
the many walking paths in the community.
If you have suggestions for future Neighborhood Improvement Grant projects, please submit your ideas in wiring to the management company or get involved in the Landscape Committee. Items currently being considered include the reinstallation of grass in the Quail 1 park,
park bench installation throughout the paths of the community, and the replacement of the grass with xeriscaped landscaping on select sloping common areas.
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6. Document Rewrite.
The Document Rewrite process is COMPLETE. With the approval of the
courts, the amended and restated declarations were signed into existence on
the 5th of March, 2007. Updated documents are available in the
Downloads section of this
website. Upon the court approval of the re-written documents, the Association, Board Members, Committees, and Homeowners will be bound to uphold the
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8. Executive Board Positions.
One Board
Positions was elected at the Annual Meeting held Nov 18, 2009.
Jim Palmer was elected to serve a 3 year term on the Board of Directors. If you
are interested in serving the community in which you live, we invite you to join us at the next scheduled board meeting to see what it's all about. [Top of Page]
9. Automatic Electronic Payments
and Credit Card Payments Available Now. An automatic payment program is available for the quarterly HOA assessments. There are no fees associated with the service, and the HOA assessments are automatically pulled from your account each quarter, saving you time and money in the payment of your dues. All you would need to do is complete and submit the ACH application (also located in the Downloads section of this website).
For information on the Credit Card Payment program, please go to the
DOWNLOADS section of the website. [Top of Page]
10. HOA Fees Going to the Trees. Have you ever wondered what your fees go to here in the community?
In addition to the 500,000+ Square Feet of grass that is throughout the
Association, we have 447 trees in the community which we are responsible for. Unfortunately, the heat of the 2006 summer was not kind to us and we lost several trees. We have put into this year's budget $4500.00 to cover the cost of replacing trees aligned along Button Rock Drive in the Spring of 2007. If you know of anyone who would like to bid on this opportunity, please have them contact Kevin Lucas from our management company, Foster Management at 303-532-4148. [Top of Page]
11. 2010 Assessment Billings. Quarterly statements are mailed to all homeowners a minimum of 15 days prior to the due date of assessments. Please remember that the assessments are due on the first day of the quarter, and are considered late if not received by the 10th day of the month in which they are due.
Assessments are currently $92 per Quarter for the calendar year 2010. [Top of Page]
12. NGLA Volunteer Found. The Neighborhood Group Leaders Association (NGLA) is a joint effort between the City of Longmont and Longmont's residential neighborhood groups. The primary purpose of the NGLA is to enhance the communication between residential neighborhood groups and the City of Longmont, and to provide a forum to identify concerns, discuss issues and resolve conflicts.
Quail Crossing HOA's involvement in the NGLA provides eligibility to apply for Neighborhood Activity and Neighborhood Improvement Grants. These grants are used to fund the Annual HOA BBQ, and will provide for improvements in he association at little or no cost to residents.
Tom Kerlee, was elected to represent the HOA at the NGLA meetings which are held on the third Thursday of the month at 7:00pm. The NGLA representative(s) act as a liaison between the HOA Board and the NGLA. Meetings of the NGLA will provide for a multitude of topics throughout the year, including Neighborhood Safety, Neighborhood Events, City Planning and Development, in addition to educational seminars provided by the City of Longmont.[Top of Page]
13. Landscape Committee Resurrection. In order to assist the board in designing and selecting landscaping improvement projects for the association, we are looking to bring back the Landscape Committee as one of our core groups. If you have interest or experience in landscaping projects, please volunteer for the landscape committee. Projects of greatest concern are currently the preservation of mature trees, and the reduction of turf areas to reduce on going maintenance costs. [Top of Page]
