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March 16, 2018
Meet the four candidates running for the 2018 Board of Directors
Elissa Gellis Mast
John McFarland
Mamie McNeal
Matthew Webster
Four candidates are running for the two available seats on the Board of Directors. Candidate bios include community service & memberships, areas of experience and expertise, reasons for running and community interest. The ballot with referendum and candidate bios were mailed to homeowners and commercial members on March 12. Ballots must be returned by April 16 at 5 p.m. See special instructions below if planning to drop off your ballot at the BCA office.
Candidates Bios!
2018 Election
Calendar of Events MAR. 19 - Special Finance Committee meeting regarding the Brandermill Pool Solution Summary, 7 p.m., Harbour Pointe Clubhouse. APR. 16 - Ballots must be returned via US mail in the enclosed, self-addressed envelope by 5 p.m., or brought to the Annual Meeting. APR. 16 - Annual Meeting - 7 p.m., Polls to close at 7 p.m., The Brandermill Church
Returning ballots to BCA office
Please do not place election ballots in the BCA postal service mailbox or through the mail slot at the BCA office. As a reminder, the U.S. mailbox has a sign posted that ballots cannot be placed inside and the BCA mail slot is now sealed throughout the election period. Ballots may be delivered to the ballot box inside the office during regular business hours only.
Voting for members in good standing only Ballots were mailed only to members in good standing.
Special Finance Meeting about the Pool Solution Mar. 19, 7 p.m.
Harbour Pointe Clubhouse 5710 Promontory Pointe Rd. Residents are encouraged to come for more information regarding the Brandermill pool projects, membership and the Pool Solution.
Residential Brush Pick-up schedule Zone 3 will be picked up beginning March 19 at 8 a.m. If you see an area that needs our attention, please email Kathy at: [email protected] or call 744-1035 x2001.
Just a reminder: BCA office is closed each Tues., 11 a.m. - Noon for weekly staff training
New daily pool hours at North Beach Mark your calendars for fun in the sun. This year, North Beach pool will open DAILY from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. beginning Memorial Day. This means hours of quiet relaxation for those who want more “sun” than “fun.” For our residents who like to make a splash, St. Ledgers and Harbour Pointe will open 3:00-8:00 daily from Memorial Day until mid-June and 11:00-8:00 thereafter. Don’t forget your sunscreen!
BCA staff makes every effort to meet the needs of residents. Often, this means preparation: printing a document, pulling a file or simply organizing the needed information. During the work day, prescheduled appointments take staff outside of the office. Meetings make staff unavailable. Please be courteous and set an appointment with the staff member who can help you. Residents can call to set an appointment or email for an appointment. It would be greatly appreciated, because, time is non-refundable for everyone.
2018 boating season starts Apr. 1 Boat storage payments are due in April and need to be paid outside of any HOA arrangement. Payments for amenities are not debited from an account without permission. Annual boat registration fees are nonrefundable. Boat storage is only available for members in good standing. Current registration stickers must be displayed on the starboard (right) side. BCA will continue to inspect t-racks and the shoreline. Boats in non-compliance will be removed.
Summary of the Pool Solution Town Hall Thank you to those members who made time in their busy schedules to join us at the Town Hall meeting Mar. 15. A well-attended event, the meeting inspired a vigorous round of great questions regarding the Pool Solution. This synopsis is a means of further responding and offering additional details for those who would like more information regarding the maintenance and management of the pools. In 2012, an Impact Study was completed by Club Source Design of Richmond. This comprehensive study outlined projections and probable costs for minimum line items requiring attention at that time, but not including State and Federal requirements. The recommended range for expenses six years ago was $1.4-1.7 million, pending an additional detailed survey and engineering study of all three pool facilities. These line items included things such as modifying restrooms/changing room facilities, enhancing safety, and maintaining filtration infrastructures at optimum levels. Prior to opening for the season in 2017, BCA followed the advice of the
consultant, Douglas Aquatics who, based on their professional expertise, recommended replastering St. Ledger’s and Harbour Pointe pools. The recommendation for North Beach pool last year extended only to patching, versus complete replastering. The cost for the entire process for all three pools exceeded $200,000. Fiduciary duty dictates that we look ahead and plan for future needs to properly maintain the pools in serviceable condition and care for one of Brandermill’s premier amenities. It is likely that additional expenses will be incurred to replaster and/or replace one or more pools within the next five to seven years. Although difficult to speculate what this expense may be with complete accuracy, we can make an educated projected estimate on the basis of the 2012 impact study and work forward. It is not unreasonable to expect that expenses of this nature would be projected in the $2-3 million range after additional survey and studies are completed, further wear and tear, and potential damage to the pools, structures, or grounds.
Consider the Options: 1. Gradual Universal Pool Access 2. Special Assessment levied to the membership, which may result in: a. Financial impact on individual commercial and residential property owners b. Extensive legal fees c. The burden of collections d. A 3-5-year roadblock to obtaining a mortgage, refinance, or home equity loan 3. Bank Loan a. Creating a lien against future Brandermill assessments 4. Inaction a. May result in Federal and/or State compliance consequences See the full Pool Solution power point presentation here. If you have additional questions, please contact General Manager Cynthia Wright, [email protected] for further clarification.
Join friends at the Epilepsy Awareness Walk Mar. 25 Sunday Park, 1 to 3 p.m.
Did you know 1 in 26 people will develop epilepsy in their lifetime? It could happen to you or a loved one. Learn more about epilepsy and help find a cure by joining the Annual Epilepsy Awareness Walk at the Sunday Park Pavilion on Sunday, March 25 from 1 to 3 p.m. Sponsored by the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia (EFVA), the non-competitive event offers educational information, activities for children, free refreshments, and giveaways. Neurologist Dr. Stacey Epps, president of EFVA and executive medical director of the Bon Secours Neuroscience Institute, along with nurses and doctors from Bon Secours and VCU Medical Center, will be on hand to share information. Families are encouraged to learn more about first aid measures for seizures, and the importance of wearing safety helmets, especially for skateboarders and cyclists who use the trails throughout Brandermill. Cycling accidents can cause traumatic brain injuries, leading to epilepsy, seizures, and death.
Brandermill friends and neighbors have been the biggest supporters of the EFVA Awareness Walk since 2007.
Pool Manager & Life Guards Needed CANDIDATES
Send employment application to Lloyd Johnson: [email protected]
The Brandermill Community Association (BCA) is recruiting for a Seasonal Pool Manager. The position will oversee the operation of the 3 pools located within the footprint of the Brandermill Community Association. The successful candidate will have general knowledge of pool operations, be familiar with hiring practices and supervisory techniques, and be able to set up work/staffing schedules that conform to the hours of pool operation. Must be familiar with all rules as they may apply to employees (Labor Laws). Finally, the successful candidate must be an excellent communicator and be able to interact with many diverse individuals throughout the summer. This is a seasonal position in that the expected employment dates run from April 15 through Labor Day. The pool manager will report directly to the General Manager for the Brandermill Community Association. A BCA EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION must be completed (available at the BCA office or online at www.brandermill.com).Brandermill is an equal opportunity employer, and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sex, or place of origin.
BRANDERMILL Community Association
Here Comes the Sun JOIN the POOLS today RESIDENT HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSHIP
$ 300
BRANDERMILL Community Association
Resident members receive 2 free caregiver passes and 10 guest passes!
North Beach Pool • St. Ledger’s Pool • Harbour Pointe Pool
Join us...
New
RESIDENTS Reception
DATE:
March 24
TIME:
10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
PLACE:
Harbour Pointe Clubhouse
BRANDERMILL
Community Association
Come out to meet the neighbors and your BCA Staff. See how you can be involved in the community and have a good time! If you have moved into Brandermill within the last six months, then this invite is for you. Look for the invite in the mail. See you soon!
FISH FRY Join us!
PRICES:
ADULTS: $15 8 & UNDER: $8 The Lion’s Club and BCA are sponsoring a Fish Fry Fundraiser after their popular Bass Fishing Tournament. See the prize winning fish “weigh in” and enjoy a good old fried fish dinner!
Fried catfish/cole slaw/baked beans/hush puppies/iced tea/ lemonade and somethin’ sweet! PROCEEDS go to the Lion’s Club to benefit the visually & hearing impaired and juvenile diabetes. Pay at the event with cash or check. Fish served will not be from the reservoir.
FUNDRAISER
SATURDAY APRIL 14 12:00-3:30 P.M.
SUNDAY PARK
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COMMITTEES: ARB"SDIJUFDUVSBM3FWJFX#PBSEt BHPC #SBOEFSNJMM)JTUPSZ1SPKFDU$PNNJUUFFt C&M$PNNVOJDBUJPOT.BSLFUJOHt CSC - Community Services FC - Finance Committee HP)FBSJOH1BOFMtCAM $PNNVOJUZ"QQFBSBODF.BJOUFOBODFtNRC - NeighborIPPE3FTJEFOUT$PVODJMtPC1MBOOJOH$PNNJUUFFtBCAo#SBOEFSNJMM$PNNVOJUZ"TTPDJBUJPOtBoDo#PBSEPG%JSFDUPSTtTF–Task Force PLACES: BCA o#$"0óDFtBCCo#SBOEFSNJMM$PVOUSZ$MVCtHI o)BNQUPO*OOtHPCH o)BSCPVS1PJOUF$MVCIPVTFtMS – Market Square SPo4VOEBZ1BSLtNB–North Beach PooltSLo4U-FEHFST1PPMtHPo)BSCPVS1PJOUF1PPMtBSC - Brandermill Sailing Ctr (SP) TBD–To Be Determined TBCo5IF#SBOEFSNJMM$IVSDI 4VOEBZ1BSLtBRo#PBUIPVTF3FTUBVSBOUtBSC#SBOEFSNJMM4BJMJOH$US 41 tWSC - Waterford Shopping Center TL – The Landing at Commodore Point OTHER: CHES o$MPWFS)JMM&MFNtCHHSo$MPWFS)JMM)JHItSCESo4XJGU$SFFL&MFNtSCMSo4XJGU$SFFL.JEEMFtCHPL – Clover Hill Public Library CCTCo$IFTUFSöFME$BSFFSBOE5FDIOJDBM$FOUFStTFCC – Thomas R. Fulgham Conference Center (Old Clover Hill High School) $ = $IBSHFGPSFWFOUtR 3FTFSWBUJPO3FRVJSFEtBRO–Brandermill Residents Only
March 16, 2018
Meet the four candidates running for the 2018 Board of Directors
Elissa Gellis Mast
John McFarland
Mamie McNeal
Matthew Webster
Four candidates are running for the two available seats on the Board of Directors. Candidate bios include community service & memberships, areas of experience and expertise, reasons for running and community interest. The ballot with referendum and candidate bios were mailed to homeowners and commercial members on March 12. Ballots must be returned by April 16 at 5 p.m. See special instructions below if planning to drop off your ballot at the BCA office.
Candidates Bios!
2018 Election
Calendar of Events MAR. 19 - Special Finance Committee meeting regarding the Brandermill Pool Solution Summary, 7 p.m., Harbour Pointe Clubhouse. APR. 16 - Ballots must be returned via US mail in the enclosed, self-addressed envelope by 5 p.m., or brought to the Annual Meeting. APR. 16 - Annual Meeting - 7 p.m., Polls to close at 7 p.m., The Brandermill Church
Returning ballots to BCA office
Please do not place election ballots in the BCA postal service mailbox or through the mail slot at the BCA office. As a reminder, the U.S. mailbox has a sign posted that ballots cannot be placed inside and the BCA mail slot is now sealed throughout the election period. Ballots may be delivered to the ballot box inside the office during regular business hours only.
Voting for members in good standing only Ballots were mailed only to members in good standing.
Special Finance Meeting about the Pool Solution Mar. 19, 7 p.m.
Harbour Pointe Clubhouse 5710 Promontory Pointe Rd. Residents are encouraged to come for more information regarding the Brandermill pool projects, membership and the Pool Solution.
Residential Brush Pick-up schedule Zone 3 will be picked up beginning March 19 at 8 a.m. If you see an area that needs our attention, please email Kathy at: [email protected] or call 744-1035 x2001.
Just a reminder: BCA office is closed each Tues., 11 a.m. - Noon for weekly staff training
New daily pool hours at North Beach Mark your calendars for fun in the sun. This year, North Beach pool will open DAILY from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. beginning Memorial Day. This means hours of quiet relaxation for those who want more “sun” than “fun.” For our residents who like to make a splash, St. Ledgers and Harbour Pointe will open 3:00-8:00 daily from Memorial Day until mid-June and 11:00-8:00 thereafter. Don’t forget your sunscreen!
BCA staff makes every effort to meet the needs of residents. Often, this means preparation: printing a document, pulling a file or simply organizing the needed information. During the work day, prescheduled appointments take staff outside of the office. Meetings make staff unavailable. Please be courteous and set an appointment with the staff member who can help you. Residents can call to set an appointment or email for an appointment. It would be greatly appreciated, because, time is non-refundable for everyone.
2018 boating season starts Apr. 1 Boat storage payments are due in April and need to be paid outside of any HOA arrangement. Payments for amenities are not debited from an account without permission. Annual boat registration fees are nonrefundable. Boat storage is only available for members in good standing. Current registration stickers must be displayed on the starboard (right) side. BCA will continue to inspect t-racks and the shoreline. Boats in non-compliance will be removed.
Summary of the Pool Solution Town Hall Thank you to those members who made time in their busy schedules to join us at the Town Hall meeting Mar. 15. A well-attended event, the meeting inspired a vigorous round of great questions regarding the Pool Solution. This synopsis is a means of further responding and offering additional details for those who would like more information regarding the maintenance and management of the pools. In 2012, an Impact Study was completed by Club Source Design of Richmond. This comprehensive study outlined projections and probable costs for minimum line items requiring attention at that time, but not including State and Federal requirements. The recommended range for expenses six years ago was $1.4-1.7 million, pending an additional detailed survey and engineering study of all three pool facilities. These line items included things such as modifying restrooms/changing room facilities, enhancing safety, and maintaining filtration infrastructures at optimum levels. Prior to opening for the season in 2017, BCA followed the advice of the
consultant, Douglas Aquatics who, based on their professional expertise, recommended replastering St. Ledger’s and Harbour Pointe pools. The recommendation for North Beach pool last year extended only to patching, versus complete replastering. The cost for the entire process for all three pools exceeded $200,000. Fiduciary duty dictates that we look ahead and plan for future needs to properly maintain the pools in serviceable condition and care for one of Brandermill’s premier amenities. It is likely that additional expenses will be incurred to replaster and/or replace one or more pools within the next five to seven years. Although difficult to speculate what this expense may be with complete accuracy, we can make an educated projected estimate on the basis of the 2012 impact study and work forward. It is not unreasonable to expect that expenses of this nature would be projected in the $2-3 million range after additional survey and studies are completed, further wear and tear, and potential damage to the pools, structures, or grounds.
Consider the Options: 1. Gradual Universal Pool Access 2. Special Assessment levied to the membership, which may result in: a. Financial impact on individual commercial and residential property owners b. Extensive legal fees c. The burden of collections d. A 3-5-year roadblock to obtaining a mortgage, refinance, or home equity loan 3. Bank Loan a. Creating a lien against future Brandermill assessments 4. Inaction a. May result in Federal and/or State compliance consequences See the full Pool Solution power point presentation here. If you have additional questions, please contact General Manager Cynthia Wright, [email protected] for further clarification.
Join friends at the Epilepsy Awareness Walk Mar. 25 Sunday Park, 1 to 3 p.m.
Did you know 1 in 26 people will develop epilepsy in their lifetime? It could happen to you or a loved one. Learn more about epilepsy and help find a cure by joining the Annual Epilepsy Awareness Walk at the Sunday Park Pavilion on Sunday, March 25 from 1 to 3 p.m. Sponsored by the Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia (EFVA), the non-competitive event offers educational information, activities for children, free refreshments, and giveaways. Neurologist Dr. Stacey Epps, president of EFVA and executive medical director of the Bon Secours Neuroscience Institute, along with nurses and doctors from Bon Secours and VCU Medical Center, will be on hand to share information. Families are encouraged to learn more about first aid measures for seizures, and the importance of wearing safety helmets, especially for skateboarders and cyclists who use the trails throughout Brandermill. Cycling accidents can cause traumatic brain injuries, leading to epilepsy, seizures, and death.
Brandermill friends and neighbors have been the biggest supporters of the EFVA Awareness Walk since 2007.
Pool Manager & Life Guards Needed CANDIDATES
Send employment application to Lloyd Johnson: [email protected]
The Brandermill Community Association (BCA) is recruiting for a Seasonal Pool Manager. The position will oversee the operation of the 3 pools located within the footprint of the Brandermill Community Association. The successful candidate will have general knowledge of pool operations, be familiar with hiring practices and supervisory techniques, and be able to set up work/staffing schedules that conform to the hours of pool operation. Must be familiar with all rules as they may apply to employees (Labor Laws). Finally, the successful candidate must be an excellent communicator and be able to interact with many diverse individuals throughout the summer. This is a seasonal position in that the expected employment dates run from April 15 through Labor Day. The pool manager will report directly to the General Manager for the Brandermill Community Association. A BCA EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION must be completed (available at the BCA office or online at www.brandermill.com).Brandermill is an equal opportunity employer, and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sex, or place of origin.
BRANDERMILL Community Association
Here Comes the Sun JOIN the POOLS today RESIDENT HOUSEHOLD MEMBERSHIP
$ 300
BRANDERMILL Community Association
Resident members receive 2 free caregiver passes and 10 guest passes!
North Beach Pool • St. Ledger’s Pool • Harbour Pointe Pool
Join us...
New
RESIDENTS Reception
DATE:
March 24
TIME:
10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
PLACE:
Harbour Pointe Clubhouse
BRANDERMILL
Community Association
Come out to meet the neighbors and your BCA Staff. See how you can be involved in the community and have a good time! If you have moved into Brandermill within the last six months, then this invite is for you. Look for the invite in the mail. See you soon!
FISH FRY Join us!
PRICES:
ADULTS: $15 8 & UNDER: $8 The Lion’s Club and BCA are sponsoring a Fish Fry Fundraiser after their popular Bass Fishing Tournament. See the prize winning fish “weigh in” and enjoy a good old fried fish dinner!
Fried catfish/cole slaw/baked beans/hush puppies/iced tea/ lemonade and somethin’ sweet! PROCEEDS go to the Lion’s Club to benefit the visually & hearing impaired and juvenile diabetes. Pay at the event with cash or check. Fish served will not be from the reservoir.
FUNDRAISER
SATURDAY APRIL 14 12:00-3:30 P.M.
SUNDAY PARK
MARCH2018 Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Reminders:
Saturday 16
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11 17 18
Ongoing events: AARP Tax Prep thru April 17 – **New Location**
4 25
St. Patrick’s Day
18
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25 t&QJMFQTZ"XBSFOFTT8BML 1 - 3 p.m., SP
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