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BOD Meeting 2nd Tuesday of each Month - Residents are welcome! (RSVP because of limited space) |
“Welcome Home” to Winchester Village “Snowbirds” who have made the annual migration home, similar to the “Swallows of San Juan Capistrano!” Those who successfully completed this annual event include Dave and Joyce Hersch; Ray and Karen Hermeyer; Jerry and Sharon Cole, Charlie and Ellie Hunt, and Melvin and Alice Lord-Unruh. Apologies to those we may have missed, but a hearty welcome also. During your southern migration, updates were made in the Village septic systems thanks to the able leadership of our Septic Tank Coordinator, Bob Southland and also with the assistance of Carl Newman. Carl is also keeping a very watchful eye on the conditions in the Village and has already mended many fences (literally). A renewal of the Village's landscape agreement with Progressive Landscaping has been accepted and the green belts are looking better every day. John Missey has done an excellent job as volunteer Landscaping coordinator and is continuing to accept and review bids for the green belt fertilizing. A Welcoming Committee has been formed which includes Lee Talus, Dorothy Crieger and Sharon Cole. These ladies make it a point to welcome newcomers to Winchester Village in an attempt to help them overcome the hurdles of moving into a new environment, particularly with questions pertaining to the Village. Another "new" concept in
the Village, is the membership suggestion/complaint form which has been
distributed to all residents. Utilizing this form allows your BOD to address
your Suggestions/complaints in a timely manner. Utilization of the form
is very simple with the only absolute requirement being that the form must
be signed, with your phone number
Neighborhood Watch The Winchester Village BOD
has decided
Residents have reported to
the BOD that rats are becoming more and more prevalent within the Village.
Rats normally will eat most anything but are especially fond of bird food;
those having low mounted feeders should be particularly
Position Remains Filled Loretta Wallace has advised
the BOD that she will not execute her previously submitted resignation
from the Board unti a new Treasurer or system has been found. It is possible
that an independent accounting firm may be utilized to
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Who Do You Call? “911!” member/resident responsible, whether a property owner or a renter, is ALWAYS held accountable for any unsettling disturbance or event that occurs created by their guests or kin. Whether participating in the disturbance or not, the ADULT is responsible for the juveniles actions. Article 7.2 of the CC&R's clearly and emphatically sets forth the rules pertaining to "Noxious or Offensive Activity" within the Winchester Village community. This article is not intended as a suggestion...it is a legally binding RULE and disruptions within the community simply will not be tolerated. Anyone observing or hearing of an unruly event, CALL THE SHERIFF DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY (not a Board member). Owners/residents are reminded that all enforcement costs are the responsibility of the owner/resident and legal action will be taken. Kudos Kudos’ are extended to Winchester
Village members who have already commenced the grooming of their property.
Our "unique home community" is looking better, exhibiting your pride and
work. As always, there are some who are "late" in getting started with
their individual property grooming. We trust that your grooming process
will begin shortly. For those of you that need assistance, there is a pair
of young folks
More Kudos Not enough Kudos’ can be
said, but the BOD thinks we all should be thankful for the willing and
caring volunteerism of Bob Southland, Carl Newrnan, Bob Ehrman, Wanda Edwards,
John Missey and our "Welcome Girls" for their on-going assistance in behalf
of our community.
CC&R Revisions Needed The 2000 BOD has determined
that revisions need to be made to some sections of the CC&R's; and
an ad hoc committee will be formed to take over that responsibility. Any
OWNER of property within Winchester Village, NOT Renter’s or Lessee’s,
can forward their concerns or recommendations to the BOD, by simply placing
your legibly written comments
Just Say No! 
Speeding Still A Problem Is it really a problem to
drive 15 MPH within the Village streets? I don't find it to be.
Why do a select few have the "right" to drive 20 or even 30 MPH?
Remember those who give all there is to give, their life, so we can enjoy the fruits of this wonderful nation. |
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