There are three ways to pay your CHOA monthly dues.

By Check, ACH or Bill Pay.

CHECKS-Can be mailed to CHOA’s PO Box or placed in our Dropbox on

Boones Bend Rd by Red Tee #6.

ACH-ACH ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER-Electronic debit/transaction:

Once ACH is established nothing more is needed from you. A CHOA ACH

Authorization form needs to be filled out authorizing a charge to your

account each month. Changes will be automatic. If you have not yet

signed up for ACH payment. The form is attached.

BILL PAY-You authorize your bank to pay CHOA monthly.

Inform them who to pay, how much, and when to pay.

It will then be your responsibility to inform the bank of any

changes to the payment amount. The Dues Change letter

arrives in December. You will need to let your bank know of the

new amount to pay starting in January.

Given the 40 degree nighttime temperature and the amount of work it takes for the heaters to heat the pools all day, we are turning off the heaters on Friday Oct 11, 2025 for both Pool “A” and “F/G”.

We had an amazing Summer, see you next year!

It has been decided to keep both Pool A and F/G open for 10 more days until the rain comes. 

Pool closing date would now be the end of day on Oct 10^th.

If the temperatures should drop unexpectedly, we would have to close earlier for the season.

Enjoy!

Sincerely, your Pool Committee

The Pool by Rec Hall C will close Monday September 23rd.

Pools “A” and “F/G” will close Monday September 30th.

Thank you to those who kept our pools looking so Beautiful this summer.

Some time this week we will be closing:

• Pool B at Sacajawea  
• Pool E at Winchester

Staying Open:

• Pool A on Boones Bend Rd
• Pool C on Lafayette
• Pool F/G off Fairway Dr.

Middle of September we will consider closing one or two more.  This decision will be based on the amount of usage our pools are getting.  The nighttime temperatures and labor costs maintaining the pools.  Use your pools and keep them looking spiffy!

Over the winter we will be replacing in our pools Restrooms all new baseboard heaters.

We know the weather is unpredictable, however we have that covered.

The Dining Room will be open as will the Pavilion which is covered with propane heaters. Spending time with neighbors and friends is what it is all about. Good Food and Fun Prizes! We hope to see you all there! Your CHOA Board

Hello CHOA residents.  When getting your mail, you will
notice flyers on your mailboxes for our Annual Summer Party.  

The flyers have details on our Annual CHOA summer party.  Delicious foods from Killer Burger with Hamburgers and Chicken Sandwiches (both with fries), Cookie Crumbles, and Norton’s.

 Have new neighbor(s)?  Let them know it is a fun event and bring them with you.  Friends and grandchildren as well.  Dinner all taken care of!  This is an opportunity to visit with neighbors and meet new ones. 

We have some great door prizes.  Raffle tickets will be handed out when you sign in. 

The CHOA Board looks forward to seeing you.  We are available for questions. 

 Let’s get this party started!

 Any questions?  Call Mary Fieweger 503-519-4388 or email maryfieweger4@gmail.com 

 Your CHOA Board

This post is coming to you from the CCC.

As a reminder:  The CCC Board of Directors allows one campaign sign per residence, not to exceed five square feet, and not to be displayed more than 25 days prior to an election and removed promptly the day following Election Day.  Oct 12^th is the start of the 25 days.

The topic of flags has come up recently as some concerns have arisen with the upcoming election, because flags are being flown about candidates. The US Flag is the only flag specifically mentioned in our Architectural Control Standards. This can be found on page 17 in the revised ACC edition which is on our CCC website, located at the link below.

Charbonneau Country Club Architectural Control Standards

The “Yard or Garden Art” section has these specifics:

• “The definition of yard art is broad and presents difficulty when attempting to define standards for acceptability. Yard Art cannot be something that would be reasonably expected to offend other homeowners or residents in terms of size, color, materials, or content.”
• “Movable or stationary yard art or garden art placed within public view or within line-of-sight of any neighbor(s) must have written approval by the Charbonneau Architectural Control Committee or the applicable Homeowner Association Architectural Control Committee (HOA-AC) prior to installation or placement.”
• “If complaints are received, the HOA reserves the right to direct a homeowner to remove the yard art in question.”
• “Items exempt from the yard art definition and therefore are permitted include: US flags;…….. etc.

Monday July 29^th will be the first day of pressure washing for Neighborhood “A” starting at 32180 SW Boones Bend Rd.  The painters will provide a 3-5-day notice, personally, by door hanger or a piece of blue tape on your garage, prior to pressure washing.  Additional 3-5-day notices will then be given prior to surface preparation and actual painting.

Each homeowner is responsible for cutting back plants and shrubbery a minimum of 12” from surfaces to be painted inside their courtyard.  Remember to Remove Wall Art, Yard Art, Trellis’s, Flowerpots and Hanging Baskets.  Move any outside Furniture or BBQ’s away from house walls and fences.

 If you have any questions regarding your 2024 painting, please contact Mike or Steve Chinn at 503-266-5351.