Please note that CHOA contractor Dave Stone has started the gutter cleaning process in CHOA. He started a couple of weeks ago and should be complete by the end of February. When complete, he will attach a notice to your door– [gview file=”https://choaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/door-hangers.pdf”]
Please contact Steve Chinn with any questions – 503-312-0927 or schinno@gmail.com
Please note that CHOA landscaping will soon implement a moss and weed control program. We will begin in January (weather permitting) by spraying the moss that is growing in the planting areas along our street front properties. Then in mid to late January, once the spray has had time to work, we will spread bark dust on the planting areas between the street and your courtyards. We will not be going along the paths that run beside your yards. We hope to be able to repeat this program next year for the planting areas on the golf course side.
If you don’t wish to have bark spread in your yard, please let us know.
Karen Siegel- Board Landscape Manager ksiegel44@gmail.com
Happy Holidays!
Because December is always such a busy time, the CHOA Winter Party will be Saturday evening, January 25th, at the Charbonneau Country Club.
This will be a great time to get together to meet new neighbors and catch up with everyone. If you have new neighbors, please invite them to join us since not everyone is on-line or have e-mail.
Please bring an Appetizer to share. Coffee and water will be provided.
Please bring your own adult beverage if you like.
We look forward to seeing you there!
2018 December CHOA Monthly Meeting
Wednesday – 12/12/18 – 10:00 am
Rec Hall C – 8298 SW Lafayette
10:00 AM – Welcome and Call to Order
**Minutes from October Meeting Approval –ALL
**Treasurer’s Report: –Sandie Maki
10:15 AM – Old Business
10:30 AM – New Business
2020 Golf course discussion
11:30 AM – Open Forum
*Executive Session (as needed) –* Need to vote to move to executive meeting
** No need to approve by vote monthly minutes or treasurers report
Information only:
https://choaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/2018-December-Meeting-Agenda-.pdf
I’m sorry to report that there was another break-in Monday night on Lake Point Ct. Again a garage door opener was taken from a car parked in the driveway. The garage was then open and a small bag of tools was taken, some keys, one to the truck parked inside the garage. This was an attached garage but the house was not entered.
The sheriff and Charbonneau security have been notified.
The Sheriff informed the residents that they believe this is one person operating in Wilsonville. The same MO if taking the Garage door opener, and breaking-in. The Sheriff’s department has photos of the truck and the robber, but no face picture as yet as they are always wearing a hoodie. They are aware and working on catching this person.
Also a good idea, even during the day to not leave your garage open – so someone could take inventory of what is in there
HOPEFULLY this is my last post on this subject – Jan
The CHOA Board would like to thank the Men’s Club and the Niners for their donations to help support the annual upkeep of the CHOA Putting Green. Weather permitting, the Putting Green is open all year to Charbonneau residents and club members to help improve your putting. From the results of our Grand Opening Putting contest, many of us need it!
Thanks Men’s Club and Niners for your support!
Report from Lafayette street:
Friday night at 8 pm, OnTrak delivered a package to my home but placed outside of my garage instead of on my porch as I had requested.
This package was stolen right here in Charbonneau. It is that time of year and sad to know that someone could come in on Lafayette which is a dead-end road and steal right out front.
The supplier is making good for me and OnTrak is told to deliver on the porch so hopefully mine will not walk away again, but others should be made aware as well.
A car was broken into on Fairway drive on Sunday about 8:30.
Small amount of cash, from the glove box car registration and Insurance and most importantly the garage door opener.
Be sure to lock you car and your garage. Perhaps think about each night taking your garage door opener into the house, especially if you garage is attached to your house.
The Country Club Security has been notified and the Police are aware.
When: Wednesday, 11/14 at 10:00 am
Where: Rec Hall, at 8298 SW Lafayette
https://choaonline.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/2018-November-Meeting-Agenda-2-17193.docx
Please note that Wilsonville Lock and Security needs your help in ensuring that your Alarm system is working properly. As they state below- “We cannot always know if your system is experiencing technical difficulties and remind you that it is the responsibility of the system owner to make certain that your system is still properly communicating with us”.
Please see their request below:
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