APPROVED
JUNO
ISLES CIVIC ASSOCIATION
January
5, 2004
The
regular meeting of the Board of Directors of Juno Isles Civic Association was
held on Monday, January 5, 2004, at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church on Ellison
Wilson Road, President Pete Lashenka called the meeting to order at 7:03.
Pete
Lashenka, Glenn Levine, Tom Wajdowicz , Trish Estabrook, Blas Contreras, Jim
Jackson, Thomas E. Morris, Lucia Philipson, Wayne Hatten, and Dave Mastran were
present.
Jodi
McMannis and Dominick Marino were unable to attend.
President’s
Report:
Pete
Lashenka gave the President’s report and mentioned that he went out with the
social committee to select the three winners of the holiday lights
contest. No names were available at the
meeting.
Organizational
Issues:
Glenn
Levine suggested posting a list indicating the dates of regularly scheduled
meetings. Jim Jackson volunteered to
research sign options.
Distribution of the Covenants and
Bylaws
Jim
Jackson volunteered to get a list together of homeowners who’ve received the
Covenants and Bylaws.
Social Committee
Trish
Estabrook volunteered to act as alternate chairperson during Jodi’s absence.
Approve
Minutes:
November
24th, 2003 electoral minutes were approved providing Dominick’s last
name was changed from Marion to Marino.
Secretary’s
Report:
Jim Jackson asked the
Board Members for their bios and information on any of the committees in order
to put together a newsletter that would include a listing of all meetings,
announce the new Board of Directors, update everyone on the Easter Egg Hunt and
annual picnic.
Treasurer’s
Report:
Glenn
Levine indicated that the proposed budget for the 2004 calendar year
was
basically in line, leaving the dues at $90 per home. The Annual Dues mailing
will go out in early February.
One
homeowner has refused to pay the annual dues for consecutive years and the
outstanding account was given over to the attorney’s office for collection
and/or ultimate foreclosure.
Pete
Lashenka made a motion that if $706.97 was not paid by January 31, 2004 the
Board would advise the attorney to go through with the foreclosure. Blas Contreras seconded the motion. Tom Wajdowicz and Wayne Hatten abstained. The motion passed.
Committee
Reports:
Crime Watch
Tom
Wajdowicz reported 1 domestic call, 3 separate incidents of vandalism, 1 fire
alarm and 2 loud music complaints
Social Committee – no report
Web Site Committee
Pete
Lashenka mentioned that the winners of the holiday lights contest would be
posted at the site along with a chat room for open forums. Lucia volunteered to work on the site as
well.
New Business:
It
was suggested that an informative article be placed in the newsletter to keep
residents up to date regarding the FP&L substation. Two members from the audience, Nancy Pateman
and Jeanne Gillespie as well as Board Member - Thomas E. Morris volunteered to
attend the County Commission meeting at on the 29th with reference
to WCI’s plans on Ellison Wilson Road and Donald Ross Road and give a report at
the next board meeting as to their findings.
Dave Mastran opened for discussion three items: stop signs, a community
garage sale and accessibility to the files.
The
meeting adjourned at 9:15
Respectfully
submitted
Kari
Johnson-Slevinski
Administrative
Assistant