| APPROVED | ||||
| YTD | 2015 Budget | |||
| REVENUE: | ||||
| Maintenance Fees | $179,388.00 | $195,696.00 | ||
| Interest | $5.04 | $20.00 | ||
| Miscellaneous | $(977.00) | $- | ||
| Total: | $178,416.04 | $195,716.00 | ||
| EXPENSES: | ||||
| BUILDING MAINTENANCE | $65,007.90 | $68,200.00 | ||
| COMMON GROUNDS: | $15,171.84 | $21,657.60 | ||
| LANDSCAPE: | $34,503.45 | $45,800.00 | ||
| ADMINISTRATION: | $48,310.96 | $45,932.00 | ||
| RESERVE: | $10,000.00 | $13,300.00 | ||
| Total: | $172,994.15 | $181,042.00 | ||
| Income: | $5,421.89 | $398.00 | ||
| Assets: | ||||
| First Merchants Checking | $7,202.01 | |||
| First Merchants Money Market | $16,343.01 | |||
| Accounts Receivable | ||||
| Maintenance Fees | $10,113.65 | |||
| Total: | $33,658.67 | |||
| Capital: | ||||
| Net Worth | $28,236.78 | |||
| YTD Income | $5,421.89 | |||
| Total: | $33,658.67 |
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Monday, January 30, 2017
November 2016 Financials
October 2016 Financials
| APPROVED | ||||
| YTD | 2015 Budget | |||
| REVENUE: | ||||
| Maintenance Fees | $163,080.00 | $195,696.00 | ||
| Interest | $4.45 | $20.00 | ||
| Miscellaneous | $(977.00) | $- | ||
| Total: | $162,107.45 | $195,716.00 | ||
| EXPENSES: | ||||
| BUILDING MAINTENANCE | $62,846.90 | $68,200.00 | ||
| COMMON GROUNDS: | $14,411.73 | $21,657.60 | ||
| LANDSCAPE: | $32,553.45 | $45,800.00 | ||
| ADMINISTRATION: | $44,119.06 | $45,932.00 | ||
| RESERVE: | $6,600.00 | $13,300.00 | ||
| Total: | $160,531.14 | $181,042.00 | ||
| Income: | $1,576.31 | $398.00 | ||
| Assets: | ||||
| First Merchants Checking | $3,654.02 | |||
| First Merchants Money Market | $12,942.42 | |||
| Accounts Receivable | ||||
| Maintenance Fees | $9,950.65 | |||
| Total: | $26,547.09 | |||
| Capital: | ||||
| Net Worth | $24,970.78 | |||
| YTD Income | $1,576.31 | |||
| Total: | $26,547.09 |
September 2016 Financials
| APPROVED | ||||
| YTD | 2015 Budget | |||
| REVENUE: | ||||
| Maintenance Fees | $146,772.00 | $195,696.00 | ||
| Interest | $3.90 | $20.00 | ||
| Miscellaneous | $(977.00) | $- | ||
| Total: | $145,798.90 | $195,716.00 | ||
| EXPENSES: | ||||
| BUILDING MAINTENANCE | $59,546.03 | $68,200.00 | ||
| COMMON GROUNDS: | $13,328.71 | $21,657.60 | ||
| LANDSCAPE: | $26,957.67 | $45,800.00 | ||
| ADMINISTRATION: | $40,641.66 | $45,932.00 | ||
| RESERVE: | $6,600.00 | $13,300.00 | ||
| Total: | $147,074.07 | $181,042.00 | ||
| Income: | $1,275.17 | $398.00 | ||
| Assets: | ||||
| First Merchants Checking | $3,921.09 | |||
| First Merchants Money Market | $12,941.34 | |||
| Accounts Receivable | ||||
| Maintenance Fees | $7,469.65 | |||
| Total: | $24,332.08 | |||
| Capital: | ||||
| Net Worth | $25,607.78 | |||
| YTD Income | $(1,275.17) | |||
| Total: | $24,332.61 |
Friday, January 20, 2017
Board Meetings will begin at 7PM
Due to renovations at the Harrison, the monthly Board meetings will start at 7pm starting in February until further notice.
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
September 2012 Board Minutes
COUNTRY VILLAGE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
Minutes – September 12, 2016
Attendees: Sharon
Eichmann, Max Roe, Betty Shaw, Jane Stevenson
Absent: John Hedge
PSG: Larry Edwards,
Susan Keene
Homeowners
Present: Veronica Coleman, Steve Linson,
and Kathy Messer
The meeting was called to order at
6:45 pm at the Harrison by Board President, Max Roe.
Jane Stevenson read the minutes
from the August Meeting. Sharon Eichmann
motioned to accept as read and Betty Shaw 2nd the motion.
Susan Keene reviewed the financials.
Jane Stevenson motioned to accept
financial information as presented and was seconded by Betty Shaw. Susan Keene apologized that the financials
are not current on the web site and will get them brought current this
week. She also reported there have been
some inquiry asking what percentage of the HOA fee is designated to the reserve
account. FHA requires 10%. Country Village is not FHA approved. The board has discussed this and there is too
much cost associated to being FHA approved and the process and cost is
annual. The percentage of the HOA fee
applied to the reserve is 7%.
Susan also presented a recommended
budget for 2017. After a review, it was
decided that legal fees be reduced back to our usual $3,000.00 from a proposed
budget of $9,000.00 and place the $6,000.00 where needed. Several other line items had been increased
such as tree work, seeding, concrete, vegetation and decking. The budget will be reviewed at the annual
meeting. Homeowners should plan for an
increase of the HOA fee for 2017 to $160.00.
A Newsletter from the board will be
going out to address new Indiana Code governing elections and proxy
voting. Additionally, information will
be included detailing information for trash collection. Please note this is an authorized newsletter
from your board of directors.
During the executive session, the
board voted to not conduct a meeting in October as the Budget work has been
completed.
Mark your calendar for November 14th,
2016 for the Annual Meeting. Location to
be determined.
This concluded the general meeting
at 8:00, Max thanked those homeowners present for their interest and
attendance.
No further business, Max Roe called
for a motion to adjourn. Jane Motioned
and Betty 2nd the motion
Respectfully,
Jane Stevenson, Recording Secretary
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
August 2016 Board Minutes
Attendees: Sharon
Eichmann, Max Roe, Betty Shaw, Jane Stevenson, John Hedge
PSG: Larry Edwards,
Susan Keene
Homeowners
Present: Veronica Coleman, Jim and
Margaret Vernon and Steve Linson
Loma
Chan, Kathy Messer, Marjorie Bontrager, Karen Crowe,
Pam Roe, Jay
Burnett,
Guest: Scott Tanner,
Attorney for Country Village Homeowners Assoc.
The meeting was called to order at
6:45 pm at the Harrison by Board President, Max Roe.
Susan Keene reviewed the
financials. Betty Shaw motioned to
accept financial information as presented and was seconded by Sharon Eichmann.
At this time Max Roe
introduce Scott Tanner, Attorney for Country Village Homeowners
Association. Mr. Tanner discussed many
topics from the Articles of Incorporation that were amended in 2015 as a
prelude to the updating of the By-Laws, occupancy requirements, tenancy
requirements, etc. Mr. Tanner explained
that the Articles of Incorporation were amended before the 2015 annual meeting
for staggering terms of five (5) board member and that the 2016 annual meeting
would elect one (1) board member for a three year term.
Several homeowners had questions for Mr. Tanner regarding the timing of
the changes that were made in conjunction to the November 2015 election for
board members. There appears to be some
negative attention being given to having 5 board members when the By-laws state
there are only to be 3. The By-laws that
are currently recorded provide for 5 board members. The
fact is there have been 5 board members for at least the last 25 years.
It is unclear as to why this is
such an issue. Numerous homeowners have
spoken up stating they are satisfied with the board currently in place and have
entrusted them to make the decisions necessary for this community. Other facts that need to be documented is
that the ability of the board to guide and direct Property Services work
efforts are greatly impacted by the amount of funds available to do the work
that is needed. The fact there has been
$7,980.18 spent to date in 2016 on legal fees against a line budget amount of
$6,000.00. And for 2015, $10,938.72 spent
against a line budget amount of $3,500.00.
These overages account for $10,000.00 plus dollars less available funds
for covering work to our properties. Additionally,
it impacts the reserve. You can’t
deposit money you don’t have in the reserve account! This is a fact homeowners need to be worried
about. The fact the board has needed to
consult with our legal counsel to address the issues presented by a handful of
homeowners that seem to think the board does not have the best interest of our
owners in mind.
Other items discussed with our
homeowners that were in attendance include the topic of trash collections and
the proper handling of trash. Boxes are
to be broken down and bundled, tree limbs are to be tied and bundled. The collection service will not pick up loose
trash. It is our responsibility to
police our own trash. It appears some of
the issues are tenant related and we will be making plans to send
correspondence to tenants as it is possible the owners do not pass down that
type of information.
Country Village Homeowners
Association Board meets the Second Monday of each month and all homeowners are welcome
to attend the general meeting. If they
have specific items they wish to place on the agenda, they should contact
Property Service office with their agenda items or contact any Board Member by
the first Monday of the month. The
General Meeting begins at 6:45 and is held at the Harrison. The General Meeting will be adjourned by 8:00
at which time an executive meeting will be conducted with just the board
members and Property Services. This
allows the board the opportunity to discuss outstanding Homeowner fees and
decide on the necessary actions to take to collect outstanding fees.
Mark your calendar for November 14th,
2016 for the Annual Meeting. Location to
be determined.
This concluded the general meeting
at 8:00, Max thanked those homeowners present for their interest and
attendance.
Respectfully,
Jane Stevenson, Recording Secretary
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