Spring is here – and so are the snails who love to dine on our leafy green plants, especially hostas. Garron has treated with an initial application of snail and slug bait. We are recommending that homeowners continue treating their plants to defeat these pests.
Pilates with Jules (July 16th – Sept 3rd )
Mondays only
Mondays 10:30-11:30am at the Rec Hall on Lafayette.
8 week session – $60
Drop in $10
Please remember that Monday April 30 at 7:00 pm is the CHOA Annual Meeting.
Our Annual Meeting is scheduled for Monday 4/30/18 at 7:00 pm at the Charbonneau Country Club. Please plan to attend this important meeting
Planned Agenda:
We will have coffee and cookies, so it will be both a good time and an informative time. Please be sure to attend.
Please note that a Coyote was spotted April 24th on the Golf cart path next to Red 6 coming from the direction of F&G pool. A Coyote was found dead later that day on the road to Langdon Farms but we are not sure this was the same animal. Please be careful with your pets.
In addition a resident of Charbonneau Village woke to find someone shinning a light into her bedroom window. If you experience suspicious activity please respond as follows:
So sorry to do this but there is an important “do not miss HOA meeting” at the Country Club on 4/18, so there will be no Essentrics class at Rec Hall C this Wednesday (4/18)
Essentrics class will resume on Monday 4/23 at 7 pm
again on Tuesday 4/24 at 8:30 am and Wednesday 4/25 at 7:00
Sorry again for any confusion
Jan Landis
Work will continue in the CHOA area on Storm Drains
The plan is scheduled to be complete by July 2018. Please see map attached for the areas affected and instructions during construction:
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Come and join a new exercise class at the Rec Hall on Lafayette, Tuesdays 8:30 am to 9:30 am or Monday/Wednesday nights at 7:00 pm. All you need is a mat, no other equipment needed. The class will be an Essentrics class (see description below) taught by Jan Landis
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For Body Shaping: Targets and firms every muscle in the body, Defines the waist, Creates toned, lean and strong arms, Slenderizes thighs and quads,Creates flat, defined abs,improves posture
For Health & Performance: Increases full body flexibility, Helps relieve pain, Unlocks tight muscles and joints, Strengthens the spine and core, Helps treat and prevent back pain
12 weeks total starting Week of 4/16/18 – Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7:00 pm and or Tuesday morning at 8:30 am. No cost until May 1st.
Cost for 10 weeks (After May 1, 2018):
2 or more classes per week $130
1 Class per week $75
Drop in $10
Classes will be Free until May 1, 2018
Please save April 30 at 7:00 pm for the CHOA Annual Meeting.
Our Annual Meeting is scheduled for Monday 4/30/18 at 7:00 pm at the Charbonneau Country Club. Please plan to attend this important meeting
Planned Agenda:
We will have coffee and cookies, so it will be both a good time and an informative time. Please be sure to attend.
Murphy’s Green
At the February Board meeting, the improvement of the Murphy’s Green area were approved with a chipping and putting green as presented at the January Holiday party.
You may have noticed some preliminary work being done this past week. While it is too cold to begin seeding the putting surface, Garron will be marking out some proposed planting areas and taking line of sight measurements to be sure the proposed plants don’t obstruct any views. Once that is done, we will prepare a planting plan for each area and hope to be able to review those with the homeowners that have a direct view of the area.
You can direct any questions to Karen Siegel or Steve Chinn.
Stay tuned for further updates.
As you know, the Board of CHOA conducted a vote of homeowners on whether you wanted to amend our Bylaws to eliminate the requirement that CHOA provide monitoring of alarm service to homeowners. If passed, this would have resulted in each homeowner being responsible for payment of the monitoring of their own security system and your monthly HOA fees would have been reduced by $13 each month.
We have a total of 228 homesites with each home getting 1 vote. In order to amend our Bylaws, we needed 75% approval or 171 yes votes. We received 157 Yes votes and 38 No Votes with 33 homes not voting. Therefore, we did not get enough votes to pass this measure.
The Board still feels like this is the right approach and may try another vote in the future.
Please let us know if you have any questions and/or need more information