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Residential Brush Pick-up schedule
hot topic
Special meeting on pools About 75-100 residents attended a joint meeting of the Community Services and Finance committees on Wednesday, Jan. 18 to discuss options on how to reduce losses of operating the three Brandermill pools. The Brandermill Board had requested input from the members before the joint committee makes a recommendation to the Board. A decision by the Board is expected at its February 6 meeting. About 20 members spoke during Member’s Voice, many of them pool members citing the pools as a primary reason for purchasing a home in the community and opposed to closing any of the pools. A vote of those present showed a preference of balancing the pool budget by raising fees for pool members or instituting a special assessment to be paid for by all members. According to data provided by the BCA, 18 percent of Brandermill residents belonged to the pools last year and 82 percent didn’t. Family pool fees were reduced from $435 in 2013 to a low of $195 last year to drive higher membership. It increased significantly among residents, but the pools reported $108,000 in losses during the three past three years. Historical financial data, membership cost comparisons against surrounding pools, attendance figures for each pool and other data including six proposed options can be viewed here. Because Member’s Voice took 90
January 23, 2017
minutes, the joint committee decided to reconvene this week to determine its recommendation. During the meeting, many pool members said they favored Universal Pool Access, which would increase assessments an estimated $75 per housecontinued on page 2
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Zone 4 in the Brush Pick-up schedule will begin at 8 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 23. When completing zone 4, crews will continue street cleaning in the neighborhoods.
Sunday Park dock closed for renovations Sunday Park dock will be closed to all boating and pedestrian traffic beginning Monday, Jan. 23 at 8 a.m. for renovations. The entire decking will be replaced and lighting added for safety. Please do not venture onto the dock as boards may be loose or unsecured. We will keep residents updated as to progress made during the renovation.
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Special meeting for future of pools continued from page 1
Board of Directors Meeting Summary The Board of Directors met at the Harbour Pointe Clubhouse, 5710 Promontory Pointe Road, on Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. The agenda was approved and meeting minutes from December 5 were amended to read in item B, line six, “narrowed to 18” and then approved. There were three speakers for Member Voice. 1. John Borden, Bayport Landing is not in favor of Universal Pool Access, submitted BOD reporting from the Village Mill dated 9-8-2008 and stated the 80% membership not using the pools do not want to pay for them. He asked the board when the pools actually made money and Director Pearson stated that in 2011 the pools made $19,000. 2. Jason Livingston, Litchfield Bluff and Long Shadow is in favor of Universal Pool Access and referred to the Master Plan 2008 as a reference to the pools as amenities, and a 22-page
document regarding the percentage of assessment increase that can be accrued. He also stated that when pool membership was reduced to half fee three years ago and daily passes were offered in lieu of membership that resident membership decreased. He also stated that raising resident HOA fees by $75.00 per year would sustain the pools still allowing for non-resident memberships. 3. Mamie McNeal, Planter’s Wood and NRC Chairman requested that the minutes from the November NRC meeting be returned to the website and commented on her position as the NRC chairman and reporting on committee activity. President Charlie Davis welcomed new General Manager, Cynthia Wright. Vice President Greg Pearson reported on the activity of the Communications continued on page 3
Hearing Panel/ARB call for membership Are you looking for ways to get more involved with your community? Are you new to Brandermill and would like to have a better understanding of the Covenants or Architectural Design Standards? Maybe you’re a long-time resident who wants to feel even more connected to maintaining and maximizing the beauty and home values within Brandermill. Whatever your reasons, why not consider joining one of our committees. As a volunteer member of either the Hearing Panel or the Architectural Review Board, your input as a Brandermill resident is truly invaluable and appreciated in so many ways. Do you have a specific skill or professional expertise that would enhance your participation? Everyone from engineers, architects, and lawyers to designers, real estate pros, and community leaders are welcome. You certainly do not need to
possess these professional designations to volunteer…just an objective enthusiasm for the Brandermill community and a willingness and availability to attend monthly meetings. The ARB meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday afternoon of every month and the Hearing Panel meets the fourth Thursday evening of each month. Thank you for your consideration; if you are unable to volunteer for either of these two committees, we hope you will give some thought to joining another BCA committee that suits your time and talents. It’s our pleasure to work with you in finding your best fit for involvement based on your individual strengths, skills, and expertise. You are invited to express your interest to Al Raimo via e-mail: [email protected] or call 744-1035, Ext. 1001. As always, thank you for your help in making Brandermill a great place to live!
hold for all members. According to the data, BCA covenants allow a maximum of 5 percent increase annually, and the Board has already increased assessments by that amount for 2017. Additional input for consideration can be emailed to [email protected].
Planning Commission green lights Waterford Park Chesterfield County Planning Commission met Tuesday evening and approved the controversial $35 million Waterford Park. The development is proposed to include a large water element for cable skiing and whitewater rafting (note that this is not a pool), boardwalk with restaurants, outdoor concert venue and retail surrounded by nearly 800 homes. The 105-acre site at the corner of Genito Road and Genito Place occupying both sides of the road that leads to the Genito Storage facility. Despite county staff recommendations not to approve the project, the Planning Commission gave it a thumbs up. It is now up to the Board of Supervisors to officially approve the project at their January 25 meeting. With an original opening date of this year, the months long delay in approvals puts construction to begin in 2018.
Payment options for your assesssments Residents have three options for paying their BCA assessments. • Check/cash • Bank draft • Automatic credit/debit card Please note that using a credit card will carry a 3% convenience fee. Questions about these options should be directed to Margaret Covington, 744-1035x1003 or email accounting@ brandermill.com or Kathy at 7441035x1004 or email [email protected].
Board of Directors Meeting Summary continued from page 2
& Marketing Committee and made the motion to migrate the current website to the ForewardPass platform based on the recommendation of the committee. The new website will allow for a secure member login for paying HOA fees, reserving amenities, voting, making maintenance requests and developing an online residents directory. The Board of Directors will review and approve the new website before it goes live. Treasurer Friedel made the motion to review the website financials before the Finance Committee; the motion did not carry. The motion to move forward with migrating the current website to the ForwardPass platform was seconded by Director Ann Hunt and carried. Director Friedel opposed. Director Gregory commended Director Pearson for the effort of the Communications & Marketing Committee. Gregory reported that as a result of his meeting with the maintenance supervisor at the Country Club, a joint effort with BCA Maintenance staff cleanup of Fairway 1 and Brandermill Parkway would be completed by March 1. Cleanup will include limbing up trees and removing dead trees. Treasurer Bob Friedel also commended the efforts of the
Communications & Marketing Committee and reported on the status of the pools by stating that two out of three are in disrepair and unusable, offering that the Finance Committee will see this current situation to determine the long range plans for all three pools. Director Frances Hillman reported on the Self Help policy to clarify its intended use was in regard for foreclosed and abandoned properties. President Davis stated more clarification is forthcoming. General Manager Cynthia Wright reported that having completed two weeks she found staff to be helpful and friendly. She stated that Al Raimo had been helpful in bringing her current with member services and ARB policies. President Davis made an announcement about the upcoming community meeting regarding the future of the Brandermill pools to be held Wednesday, Jan. 18, 7 p.m. at the Brandermill Church. The meeting will be co-hosted by the Finance and Community Services Committees. Director Hillman made to motion to enter into Executive Session; the motion was carried unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 8 p.m.
FREE AARP Tax Preparation Weekdays, Feb. 1 - Apr. 18, 12:30 to 5 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. to Noon Harbour Pointe Clubhouse 5710 Promontory Pointe Road The experts with AARP are ready to help you file your taxes...for FREE! For all Brandermill residents regardless of age. Personal filings only—no businesses. § Please bring your 2015 tax returns, 2016 tax information & social security card. § Returns will be e-filed with the IRS. § No appointments taken. First come, first served.
Meet Joe! R.A.L Pet of the Week This week, I want to introduce you to Broadway Joe! Broadway Joe (or BW Joe for short) is a two year old neuteredmale beagle mix. BW Joe is a sweet guy, who is curious in exploring his environment, and in true Beagle nature, loves to follow his nose. He is a gentle guy who seems to do well with cats at the RAL shelter. Broadway Joe has a bright future and is destined for stardom! The Richmond Animal League (RAL) is the area’s oldest non-profit “no-kill” organization. Founded in 1979, RAL provides temporary housing, medical treatment, sterilization, and quality care to over 1,700 companion animals each year until they are adopted into permanent and loving homes. For more information on Joe: Phone: 804-379-0046 Fax: 804-378-7507 Email: [email protected]
Don’t be fooled by unscrupulous contractors Residents are reminded that you should know the people that you employ for all home repair and yard work projects. Be wary of people that just “show up” and offer to do yard work or home repairs. They may offer cheaper prices but will often perform a less than stellar job. Also, if you receive a business card, provide this information to the BCA office as we have had success in the past contacting them and discouraging them from conducting this type of door-todoor sales in Brandermill.
JANUARY2017 Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
22 tBrush Collection 23 in Zone 4
tCSC Mtg., 7:00 p.m. BCA
29
Wednesday
tH.P. Recycle Day 24 tARB Mtg., 3:30 p.m., BCA tNRC Annual Mtg., 7p.m. HPCH tCAM Mtg., 7p.m., BCA
Thursday
tB’mill Recycle Day25 tLate fees applied for delinquent tCS/FC Pool Mtg. cont. 1st quarter BCA 7 p.m., TBD assessments tDeadline to pay 1st
Friday 26
Saturday 27
28
quarter BCA assessments
31
30 t/P#SVTI$PMMFDUJPO this week
FEBRUARY2017 Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday 3
4
9
10
11
16
17
18
1 tC&M Mtg., 4:00 p.m. 2 BCA tDancing with New Dimensions, 7 p.m. CHHS
t AARP Tax Aide thru 4/18., 12:30 p.m., HPCH
5 tBrush Collection
6 tH.P. Recycle Day 7 tB’mill Recycle Day 8
in Zone 1 tARB applications due for 2/14 Mtg. tBCA BOD Mtg., 7 p.m. TBC
12 tBrush Collection 13 in Zone 2
14
Saturday
15
tARB Mtg., 3:30 p.m. BCA
19 tBrush Collection 20 tH.P. Recycle Day 21 tB’mill Recycle Day 22 in Zone 3
tGreat Backyard Bird Count, 8 a.m., SP
23
24
25
tARB applications due for 2/28 Mtg.
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Residential Brush Pick-up schedule
hot topic
Special meeting on pools About 75-100 residents attended a joint meeting of the Community Services and Finance committees on Wednesday, Jan. 18 to discuss options on how to reduce losses of operating the three Brandermill pools. The Brandermill Board had requested input from the members before the joint committee makes a recommendation to the Board. A decision by the Board is expected at its February 6 meeting. About 20 members spoke during Member’s Voice, many of them pool members citing the pools as a primary reason for purchasing a home in the community and opposed to closing any of the pools. A vote of those present showed a preference of balancing the pool budget by raising fees for pool members or instituting a special assessment to be paid for by all members. According to data provided by the BCA, 18 percent of Brandermill residents belonged to the pools last year and 82 percent didn’t. Family pool fees were reduced from $435 in 2013 to a low of $195 last year to drive higher membership. It increased significantly among residents, but the pools reported $108,000 in losses during the three past three years. Historical financial data, membership cost comparisons against surrounding pools, attendance figures for each pool and other data including six proposed options can be viewed here. Because Member’s Voice took 90
January 23, 2017
minutes, the joint committee decided to reconvene this week to determine its recommendation. During the meeting, many pool members said they favored Universal Pool Access, which would increase assessments an estimated $75 per housecontinued on page 2
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Zone 4 in the Brush Pick-up schedule will begin at 8 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 23. When completing zone 4, crews will continue street cleaning in the neighborhoods.
Sunday Park dock closed for renovations Sunday Park dock will be closed to all boating and pedestrian traffic beginning Monday, Jan. 23 at 8 a.m. for renovations. The entire decking will be replaced and lighting added for safety. Please do not venture onto the dock as boards may be loose or unsecured. We will keep residents updated as to progress made during the renovation.
Comes to You RVA skyline print (c.1945)
FREE
thru 2/24/17
20 x 30” Print WITH FRAMING ORDER
744-6490
Brandermill Neighbors Richard & Susan Koechlein XXXDVTUPNGSBNJOHNBEFTJNQMFDPNt3JDIBSE!DVTUPNGSBNJOHNBEFTJNQMFDPN
keep updated
Special meeting for future of pools continued from page 1
Board of Directors Meeting Summary The Board of Directors met at the Harbour Pointe Clubhouse, 5710 Promontory Pointe Road, on Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. The agenda was approved and meeting minutes from December 5 were amended to read in item B, line six, “narrowed to 18” and then approved. There were three speakers for Member Voice. 1. John Borden, Bayport Landing is not in favor of Universal Pool Access, submitted BOD reporting from the Village Mill dated 9-8-2008 and stated the 80% membership not using the pools do not want to pay for them. He asked the board when the pools actually made money and Director Pearson stated that in 2011 the pools made $19,000. 2. Jason Livingston, Litchfield Bluff and Long Shadow is in favor of Universal Pool Access and referred to the Master Plan 2008 as a reference to the pools as amenities, and a 22-page
document regarding the percentage of assessment increase that can be accrued. He also stated that when pool membership was reduced to half fee three years ago and daily passes were offered in lieu of membership that resident membership decreased. He also stated that raising resident HOA fees by $75.00 per year would sustain the pools still allowing for non-resident memberships. 3. Mamie McNeal, Planter’s Wood and NRC Chairman requested that the minutes from the November NRC meeting be returned to the website and commented on her position as the NRC chairman and reporting on committee activity. President Charlie Davis welcomed new General Manager, Cynthia Wright. Vice President Greg Pearson reported on the activity of the Communications continued on page 3
Hearing Panel/ARB call for membership Are you looking for ways to get more involved with your community? Are you new to Brandermill and would like to have a better understanding of the Covenants or Architectural Design Standards? Maybe you’re a long-time resident who wants to feel even more connected to maintaining and maximizing the beauty and home values within Brandermill. Whatever your reasons, why not consider joining one of our committees. As a volunteer member of either the Hearing Panel or the Architectural Review Board, your input as a Brandermill resident is truly invaluable and appreciated in so many ways. Do you have a specific skill or professional expertise that would enhance your participation? Everyone from engineers, architects, and lawyers to designers, real estate pros, and community leaders are welcome. You certainly do not need to
possess these professional designations to volunteer…just an objective enthusiasm for the Brandermill community and a willingness and availability to attend monthly meetings. The ARB meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday afternoon of every month and the Hearing Panel meets the fourth Thursday evening of each month. Thank you for your consideration; if you are unable to volunteer for either of these two committees, we hope you will give some thought to joining another BCA committee that suits your time and talents. It’s our pleasure to work with you in finding your best fit for involvement based on your individual strengths, skills, and expertise. You are invited to express your interest to Al Raimo via e-mail: [email protected] or call 744-1035, Ext. 1001. As always, thank you for your help in making Brandermill a great place to live!
hold for all members. According to the data, BCA covenants allow a maximum of 5 percent increase annually, and the Board has already increased assessments by that amount for 2017. Additional input for consideration can be emailed to [email protected].
Planning Commission green lights Waterford Park Chesterfield County Planning Commission met Tuesday evening and approved the controversial $35 million Waterford Park. The development is proposed to include a large water element for cable skiing and whitewater rafting (note that this is not a pool), boardwalk with restaurants, outdoor concert venue and retail surrounded by nearly 800 homes. The 105-acre site at the corner of Genito Road and Genito Place occupying both sides of the road that leads to the Genito Storage facility. Despite county staff recommendations not to approve the project, the Planning Commission gave it a thumbs up. It is now up to the Board of Supervisors to officially approve the project at their January 25 meeting. With an original opening date of this year, the months long delay in approvals puts construction to begin in 2018.
Payment options for your assesssments Residents have three options for paying their BCA assessments. • Check/cash • Bank draft • Automatic credit/debit card Please note that using a credit card will carry a 3% convenience fee. Questions about these options should be directed to Margaret Covington, 744-1035x1003 or email accounting@ brandermill.com or Kathy at 7441035x1004 or email [email protected].
Board of Directors Meeting Summary continued from page 2
& Marketing Committee and made the motion to migrate the current website to the ForewardPass platform based on the recommendation of the committee. The new website will allow for a secure member login for paying HOA fees, reserving amenities, voting, making maintenance requests and developing an online residents directory. The Board of Directors will review and approve the new website before it goes live. Treasurer Friedel made the motion to review the website financials before the Finance Committee; the motion did not carry. The motion to move forward with migrating the current website to the ForwardPass platform was seconded by Director Ann Hunt and carried. Director Friedel opposed. Director Gregory commended Director Pearson for the effort of the Communications & Marketing Committee. Gregory reported that as a result of his meeting with the maintenance supervisor at the Country Club, a joint effort with BCA Maintenance staff cleanup of Fairway 1 and Brandermill Parkway would be completed by March 1. Cleanup will include limbing up trees and removing dead trees. Treasurer Bob Friedel also commended the efforts of the
Communications & Marketing Committee and reported on the status of the pools by stating that two out of three are in disrepair and unusable, offering that the Finance Committee will see this current situation to determine the long range plans for all three pools. Director Frances Hillman reported on the Self Help policy to clarify its intended use was in regard for foreclosed and abandoned properties. President Davis stated more clarification is forthcoming. General Manager Cynthia Wright reported that having completed two weeks she found staff to be helpful and friendly. She stated that Al Raimo had been helpful in bringing her current with member services and ARB policies. President Davis made an announcement about the upcoming community meeting regarding the future of the Brandermill pools to be held Wednesday, Jan. 18, 7 p.m. at the Brandermill Church. The meeting will be co-hosted by the Finance and Community Services Committees. Director Hillman made to motion to enter into Executive Session; the motion was carried unanimously. The meeting was adjourned at 8 p.m.
FREE AARP Tax Preparation Weekdays, Feb. 1 - Apr. 18, 12:30 to 5 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. to Noon Harbour Pointe Clubhouse 5710 Promontory Pointe Road The experts with AARP are ready to help you file your taxes...for FREE! For all Brandermill residents regardless of age. Personal filings only—no businesses. § Please bring your 2015 tax returns, 2016 tax information & social security card. § Returns will be e-filed with the IRS. § No appointments taken. First come, first served.
Meet Joe! R.A.L Pet of the Week This week, I want to introduce you to Broadway Joe! Broadway Joe (or BW Joe for short) is a two year old neuteredmale beagle mix. BW Joe is a sweet guy, who is curious in exploring his environment, and in true Beagle nature, loves to follow his nose. He is a gentle guy who seems to do well with cats at the RAL shelter. Broadway Joe has a bright future and is destined for stardom! The Richmond Animal League (RAL) is the area’s oldest non-profit “no-kill” organization. Founded in 1979, RAL provides temporary housing, medical treatment, sterilization, and quality care to over 1,700 companion animals each year until they are adopted into permanent and loving homes. For more information on Joe: Phone: 804-379-0046 Fax: 804-378-7507 Email: [email protected]
Don’t be fooled by unscrupulous contractors Residents are reminded that you should know the people that you employ for all home repair and yard work projects. Be wary of people that just “show up” and offer to do yard work or home repairs. They may offer cheaper prices but will often perform a less than stellar job. Also, if you receive a business card, provide this information to the BCA office as we have had success in the past contacting them and discouraging them from conducting this type of door-todoor sales in Brandermill.
JANUARY2017 Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
22 tBrush Collection 23 in Zone 4
tCSC Mtg., 7:00 p.m. BCA
29
Wednesday
tH.P. Recycle Day 24 tARB Mtg., 3:30 p.m., BCA tNRC Annual Mtg., 7p.m. HPCH tCAM Mtg., 7p.m., BCA
Thursday
tB’mill Recycle Day25 tLate fees applied for delinquent tCS/FC Pool Mtg. cont. 1st quarter BCA 7 p.m., TBD assessments tDeadline to pay 1st
Friday 26
Saturday 27
28
quarter BCA assessments
31
30 t/P#SVTI$PMMFDUJPO this week
FEBRUARY2017 Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday 3
4
9
10
11
16
17
18
1 tC&M Mtg., 4:00 p.m. 2 BCA tDancing with New Dimensions, 7 p.m. CHHS
t AARP Tax Aide thru 4/18., 12:30 p.m., HPCH
5 tBrush Collection
6 tH.P. Recycle Day 7 tB’mill Recycle Day 8
in Zone 1 tARB applications due for 2/14 Mtg. tBCA BOD Mtg., 7 p.m. TBC
12 tBrush Collection 13 in Zone 2
14
Saturday
15
tARB Mtg., 3:30 p.m. BCA
19 tBrush Collection 20 tH.P. Recycle Day 21 tB’mill Recycle Day 22 in Zone 3
tGreat Backyard Bird Count, 8 a.m., SP
23
24
25
tARB applications due for 2/28 Mtg.
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