June 2026

Waterford at Smith Lake

Minutes for June 29, 2023

The meeting was called to order at 6:07 P.M. by James Eidson, seconded by Richard Kinney. The following members were present: James Eidson, Caleb Bright (Bright Management), Travis Tidwell (Secretary), and Richard Kinney. Don Monistere and Jim Turner were absent.

During the meeting, the following matters were discussed:

Old Business:

  • Railings have been touched up.
  • Elevator work is underway, and good progress is being made, except for a faulty part that has slowed down the installation.
  • All windows on the Trident side of building 200 have been caulked.
  • The Board has instructed Bright Management to no longer have verbal communications with unreasonable unit owners.

New Business:

  • Following multiple complaints, the board recommends removing the plants that attract bees at the pool area. Richard made a motion to remove the bee-attracting plants from the pool area, which was seconded by James. The board approved the motion.
  • Caleb will check with Freddy Day Catering for the July 29 Waterford meeting.
  • The board discussed the installation of a sidewalk through the gravel section between building 200 and 204. Caleb will obtain a price quote for the board.

The next meeting date is to be announced.

The meeting was adjourned at 6:55 P.M. by James Eidson, seconded by Richard Kinney. The board was in favor of adjournment.

July 2026

Waterford at Smith Lake

Board of Directors Meeting Minutes

July 16, 2026

Meeting Called to Order:
The meeting was called to order at 5:36 P.M. by Don Monistere, President, and seconded by James Eidson.

Board Members Present

  • Don Monistere, President
  • James Eidson
  • Caleb Bright (Bright Management)
  • Travis Tidwell, Secretary
  • Judy Wise
  • Brad Parnell
  • Jim Turner

Board Members Absent

  • None

Homeowners Present

  • None

Old Business

Property Updates (Caleb Bright)

  • EIFS Project: Caleb reported that the EIFS project is progressing well. The lift has been delivered and work is underway on the front of the building. The contractor will be asked to use a contrasting color for the bullnose banding. The EIFS contractor expects to complete the project by the end of the month.
  • Gutter Project: Gutter replacement is scheduled to begin following completion of the EIFS work.
  • Walkway I-Beam Repairs: Caleb will obtain pricing from welding contractors for repairs to the walkway I-beams. Motion: Don Monistere made a motion to defer repairs to the third- and fourth-floor walkway I-beams at this time.
    Second: James Eidson
    Result: Motion approved unanimously.
  • Moisture Issues: Caleb discussed moisture concerns reported in several units. Based on his observations, the majority of these issues appear to be the result of condensation rather than water intrusion.
  • Delinquent Accounts: Don reported that he is contacting owners with delinquent HOA accounts and will proceed as necessary.

New Business

Building 204 Soffit

The soffit material at Building 204 has been replaced. An owner expressed concerns about possible wood rot above the soffit. After discussion, the Board decided not to take further action at this time.

Building 200 Sump Pump

The sump pump serving Building 200 has been operating intermittently.

The Board authorized Caleb to purchase and install a replacement sump pump.

Shoreline Restoration

Caleb will begin the permitting process for the shoreline restoration project and obtain updated pricing.

Because of the complexity of the permitting requirements, Caleb recommended using a permitting service to obtain the necessary approvals.

Motion: James Eidson made a motion to authorize the use of a permitting service.
Second: Don Monistere
Result: Motion approved unanimously.

Rodent Control

Caleb discussed implementing rodent control measures around the exterior of the buildings. The Board noted that pest control within individual condominium units remains the responsibility of each homeowner.

Boat Slip Ports

The HOA has acquired the previous owner’s Sea-Doo ports.

These ports are now available for lease. The annual rental rate for open slips and ports will be $1,200 per year.

Dock #1 Water Access

Brad Parnell requested that the Board consider improving water access from Dock #1 by installing stairs.

The Board discussed the request but determined that installing a permanent staircase would create additional liability and elected not to pursue the project.

Litigation Update

Don reported that there have been no significant developments regarding the ongoing litigation with the neighboring property. The matter remains in a holding pattern while awaiting further legal action.

Reserve Study

The updated Reserve Study will be presented and discussed during the upcoming Annual HOA Meeting.


Adjournment

The meeting was adjourned at 6:00 P.M.

  • Motion: Don Monistere
  • Second: James Eidson
  • Result: Approved unanimously by the Board.

September 2026

Waterford at Smith Lake

Board Meeting Minutes

September 29, 2026

Call to Order The meeting was called to order at 5:31 P.M. by President Don Monistere. James Eidson seconded.

Members Present

  • Don Monistere, President
  • James Eidson
  • Caleb Bright, Bright Management
  • Travis Tidwell, Secretary
  • Judy Wise
  • Jim Turner

Members Absent

– Brad Parnell

Old Business

Property Project Updates Caleb provided updates on the ongoing property projects:

  • EIFS: The EIFS work is complete, pending a final walkthrough.
  • Gutters: The gutter subcontractor identified additional damage to Building 200. Caleb will coordinate with the EIFS contractor to have the damage corrected.
  • Beam Replacement: Beam replacement began on the day of the meeting and is scheduled to be completed by Thursday. Judy asked whether this would be a good time to relevel the sidewalks. Caleb recommended waiting until the exterior projects are complete before considering this work.
  • Rip Rap: The rip rap project is scheduled to begin in mid-October. The permit has been secured, and completion is anticipated by mid-November.
  • Fire Alarm System: A quote is being obtained to convert the fire alarm system from its current cellular connection to an internet-based system.
  • Signs: The signs will be reattached once the EIFS work is complete. Caleb will coordinate with the EIFS subcontractor to complete this work.

Additional Beam Replacement Apel, the beam replacement contractor, identified another beam that may need replacement. The cost would be $2,989.57 if completed while the crew is already onsite, compared to more than $4,000 if the contractor must return later.

James Eidson made a motion to replace the beam while the crew is onsite. Don Monistere seconded the motion, and the Board approved it.

Neighbor Litigation The judge and attorneys are scheduled to meet at the property to conduct an inspection. A court date will be set following the inspection regarding the ongoing litigation with the neighboring property.

Door Painting Judy expressed interest in having the owners vote on whether the doors should be painted.

Delinquent Accounts Don reported that emails have been sent to delinquent owners. Follow-up emails will be sent to a few additional owners.

New Business

Lakeside Railing Installation The Board reviewed a quote of $4,745 to install railing along the lakeside at the juniper planting bed, similar to the existing railing near the grill area.

James Eidson made a motion to remove the junipers and install the railings. Don Monistere seconded the motion, and the Board approved it.

Condensation Drain Caleb spoke with a ground-floor unit owner regarding a condensation drain. The Board agreed that this is considered a maintenance item unless a defect is found in the pipe.

PWC Port Rental Rates Brad Parnell suggested posting the updated PWC port rental rates on the 2027 website. Don will add the rates to the website.

Annual Meeting Notice Brad requested that a formal notice of the annual meeting be sent to homeowners.

Landscaping Caleb will prepare a quote for landscaping along the parking-lot side of the property.

Construction-Related Property Damage Caleb will discuss property damage resulting from construction with the applicable subcontractors.

Proposed Bylaw Amendment The Board discussed the possibility of amending the bylaws to prohibit unit rentals until all outstanding dues have been paid in full. No motion or decision was recorded.

Unit 103, Building 200 The Board was informed that Unit 103 in Building 200 has been sold.

Website Updates Don reported that the website has been updated to include a new ticketing system. He has also created a new voting and audit system.

Adjournment

The meeting was adjourned at 6:42 P.M. by motion of Don Monistere, seconded by James Eidson. The Board was in favor.

May 2026

May 2026
Waterford at Smith Lake
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
Held on – June 2, 2026 – will schedule another June update at end of month

Meeting Called to Order:
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 P.M. by Don Monistere, President, and seconded by James Eidson.

Board Members Present
Don Monistere, President
James Eidson
Caleb Bright (Bright Management)
Travis Tidwell, Secretary
Judy Wise
Jim Turner
Brad Parnell

Board Members Absent
None

Old Business

Construction Progress and Delays
The Board discussed ongoing construction progress at the facility, including recent delays due to weather and the status of work completed to date.

  • Rain-Related Delays
    Caleb reported that recent storms resulted in approximately a week and a half of lost work time, as crews cannot safely work when water is running down the building. James Eidson confirmed that rain on Monday further impacted scheduled work.
  • Completed and Upcoming Work
    Caleb advised that handrail installations have been completed and that most “easy access” items are finished. Scaffolding setup is beginning, with continued work on the parking lot-facing walls and stairwells on both buildings.
  • Contractor Coordination
    Caleb has contacted Excel Contracting regarding grinding and filling holes in the tops of certain walls but has not yet received a response. He is also awaiting scheduling details for gutter installation from the contractor.
  • Access and Homeowner Communication
    Brad asked about access to backside patios during construction. Caleb clarified that all work is being performed from the exterior and will not require entry through units. Don agreed to send an email to homeowners instructing them to remove any items mounted on exterior walls to facilitate ongoing work.

Water Damage and Structural Repairs
The Board discussed existing water damage on the parking lot side, the long-term effects of prior salt use on structural steel, and options for replacement and remediation.

  • Salt-Induced Rust Damage
    Don noted that historical use of salt for ice control accelerated rust and deterioration of steel components. The structural engineer has recommended replacement with wood in affected areas, and Caleb confirmed that salt is no longer used at the property.
  • Replacement Options and Pricing
    Don requested that pricing be obtained for both wood and steel replacement options. Caleb reported that the wood option has been designed and that the structural engineer is redesigning the steel solution. Once designs are complete, pricing will be requested from multiple vendors.
  • Moisture Prevention Measures
    Brad inquired about methods to prevent future moisture intrusion. Caleb described plans to use urethane caulk (to be coordinated with Travis) for sealing, with particular attention to proper application to avoid water pooling.
  • Annual Maintenance Planning
    Caleb and James emphasized that, due to a lack of flashing in the original construction, yearly caulking and painting of breezeways will be required as a critical ongoing maintenance item.
  • Assessment and Structural Engineer Input
    Caleb stated that final decisions on structural repairs will be based on the structural engineer’s written assessment, which will be incorporated into the overall project plan.

Reserve Study Review and Communication
The Board reviewed the status of the newly received reserve study, its major findings, and plans for distribution.

  • Reserve Study Distribution
    Caleb confirmed that the updated reserve study has been provided to Don. Don will distribute the study to the full Board for review before it is published on the association’s website and will summarize key points in a follow-up email to owners.
  • Roof Lifespan and Cosmetic Options
    Jim and Don discussed roof lifespan projections. Caleb confirmed that the metal roof is expected to last until approximately 2042 and the flat roofs until approximately 2048. Cosmetic options such as painting were discussed but generally considered temporary in nature.

New Business

Homeowner Guidelines and Wall Mounting Policy
The Board discussed guidelines regarding mounting items on exterior walls in light of the bylaws and upcoming construction work.

  • Notification to Homeowners
    Don agreed to send an email instructing homeowners to remove any items mounted on exterior walls (e.g., TVs, signage, or other fixtures) prior to the start of construction work on patios and breezeways.
  • Mounting Methods and Restrictions
    Caleb clarified that there is no practical way to mount items on the AFIS without puncturing the surface, which is inconsistent with governing documents. Brad noted that even adhesive products (such as command strips) can damage the finish. The Board reaffirmed that exterior wall penetrations are not permitted.

Financials and Assessment Fee Collection
The Board reviewed the status of special assessment fee collections and monthly financial reporting.

Cleanup During Construction
The Board discussed cleanliness of common areas during construction and whether additional cleanup services are necessary.

  • Cleanup Request and Cost Consideration
    Judy requested weekly cleanings of stairwells and walkways during the construction period. Don noted that regular additional cleanings would result in extra costs to the association and suggested that cleanups be priced on an as-needed basis rather than scheduled weekly.
  • Current Site Cleanliness
    Brad and Caleb stated that, for an active construction site, the property is relatively clean. They noted that some workers and residents are already cleaning breezeways and sidewalks informally.
  • Action on Cleanup Pricing
    Caleb agreed to obtain pricing for occasional, as-needed cleanups. Don will present any proposals to the Board for consideration and approval if warranted.

Proposal for July Owner Meeting
The Board considered options for owner communication in July related to construction progress and assessments.

  • Owner Gathering Proposal
    Judy proposed a Fourth of July owner gathering (such as a cookout or morning meeting) to give owners a chance to ask questions and voice concerns, recognizing that building work will not be complete by that date.

Follow-Up Tasks

  • Meeting Invitation:
    Don will send a calendar invite for the July 2, 2026 Board meeting to all Board members, including Judy as requested.
  • Project Timeline Update:
    Caleb will request an updated project timeline from the gutter contractor and report back to the Board.
  • Homeowner Notification:
    Don will send an email to all homeowners instructing them to remove any items mounted on exterior walls prior to construction work on patios and breezeways.
  • Water Damage Assessment:
    Caleb will obtain and share an updated report from the structural engineer regarding water damage on the parking lot side where the I‑beams are located.
  • Material Pricing:
    Don will obtain and share pricing for both wood and steel replacement options for affected structural areas once design work is complete.
  • Caulking Solution:
    Caleb and Travis will coordinate to ensure appropriate urethane caulk is selected and properly applied to seal sidewalk tops and prevent moisture intrusion.
  • Reserve Study Distribution:
    Don will distribute the reserve study to the entire Board for review prior to publication and allow time for Board feedback.
  • Reserve Study Website Posting:
    Following Board review, Don will ensure the reserve study PDF is posted on the association website and will summarize key highlights in an email to all owners.
  • Financials Update:
    Caleb will complete and distribute the May financials to the Board upon closing the books, with a target completion date of the 10th of the month.

Adjournment
The meeting was adjourned at 7:05 P.M.

Motion: Don Monistere
Second: James Eidson
Result: Approved by the Board

February 2026

Waterford at Smith Lake

Board of Directors Meeting Minutes

February 24, 2026

Meeting Called to Order:
The meeting was called to order at 6:01 P.M. by Don Monistere, President, and seconded by James Eidson.


Board Members Present

  • Don Monistere, President
  • James Eidson
  • Caleb Bright (Bright Management)
  • Travis Tidwell, Secretary
  • Judy Wise
  • Jim Turner
  • Brad Parnell

Board Members Absent

  • None

Old Business

Reserve Study Update

Don suggested updating the Reserve Study, as most items identified in the current study have been completed. Don will contact the firm that conducted the previous study to obtain a cost estimate for updating the report and will report back to the Board.

Dock #1 Electrical Issue

Dock #1 continues to experience electrical problems. An electrician is currently evaluating the issue to determine the cause and necessary repairs.

Property Updates (Caleb Bright)

  • Crepe myrtles have been trimmed.
  • Elevator sensors have been repaired.
  • Railing installations are scheduled to begin mid-March.
  • EIFS work is scheduled to begin mid-March.

Building 200 – Water Intrusion Update

Caleb reported that the remediation company is currently on hold, as attorneys are involved and work cannot proceed until a responsible party signs to authorize payment.

The Board discussed how to proceed given potential health concerns. Don will contact the affected unit owners before the HOA makes any decision regarding moving forward to address potential health risks.


New Business

Owner Voting Concerns

The Board discussed an owner’s concerns regarding voting procedures for upcoming improvement projects and considered how best to proceed.

Delinquent Owner Payments

The Board discussed how to address owners who are delinquent on payments related to upcoming building and shoreline projects.

Building 204 Walkway

Wood posts at the Building 204 walkway require screws to be removed. The matter will be addressed.


Adjournment

The meeting was adjourned at 6:59 P.M.

  • Motion: Don Monistere
  • Second: James Eidson
  • Result: Approved by the Board

April 2026

Waterford at Smith Lake
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
April 16, 2026


Meeting Called to Order

The meeting was called to order at 6:07 P.M. by President Don Monistere, with a second by Brad Parnell.


Board Members Present

  • Don Monistere, President
  • James Eidson
  • Caleb Bright (Bright Management)
  • Travis Tidwell
  • Brad Parnell
  • Jim Turner

Board Members Absent

  • Judy Wise

Old Business

Property Updates (Caleb Bright)

  • A new elevator certificate has been obtained.
  • EIFS cleaning did not begin as scheduled. The work will be rescheduled, and color samples will be applied next week for Board review.
  • Handrail fabrication has been completed and is scheduled for powder coating next week.
  • A proposal of $3,850 was received for painting the exterior doors, which includes cleaning and applying two brushed coats of paint.
  • Mold remediation in Unit 203 has been completed; the Board is awaiting homeowner approval.

Litigation Update

  • No new updates were reported regarding ongoing litigation with the neighboring property.

New Business

Boat Slip Ports Inquiry

  • Caleb Bright will contact Askvig to determine interest in selling his boat ports to the HOA.

Dock #3 Handrail Damage

  • Significant damage to the Dock #3 handrail was reported.
  • The damaged section will be removed.

Grill Replacement

  • The Board discussed purchasing two gas grills and one charcoal grill for the property.

Motion:
Don Monistere made a motion to proceed with the purchase of new grills.

  • Second: Brad Parnell
  • Result: Motion approved

Reserve Study

  • An updated Reserve Study is currently in progress.

Adjournment

The meeting was adjourned at 6:43 P.M.

Motion: Don Monistere
Second: Caleb Bright
Result: Approved

January 2026

Waterford at Smith Lake

Board of Directors Meeting Minutes
January 26, 2026

Meeting Called to Order:
The meeting was called to order at 5:44 P.M. by Don Monistere, President, and seconded by James Eidson.


Board Members Present

  • Don Monistere, President
  • James Eidson
  • Caleb Bright (Bright Management)
  • Travis Tidwell, Secretary
  • Judy Wise
  • Jim Turner

Board Members Absent

  • Brad Parnell

Homeowners Present

  • None

Old Business

Owner Voting Update:

  • As of January 26, 2026, 42 of 48 homeowners have voted.
  • Don Monistere is verifying that all homeowners have received the voting email.
  • All owners who have voted indicated they will pay by lump sum.
  • Eight (8) votes were cast for options other than Option One.

Project Updates (Caleb Bright):

  • Met with Alabama Ornamental; work is anticipated to begin by the end of February.
  • The EIFS contractor will provide color samples for Board approval.
  • Two gutter contractors have been contacted for the work needed to be done.
  • The Rip Rap shoreline project permitting will not proceed until next year due to the sensitive shoreline area. Permits are valid for one year once issued.
  • Lump-sum payments will be billed in mid-February.
  • Quarterly payment plans will begin with the next billing cycle and will be due upon receipt.

New Business

Unit 103, Building 200 – Water Intrusion / Mold Issue:

  • The issue at Unit 103 has not yet been resolved.
  • Dehumidifiers have been running since December 16, 2025.
  • James Eidson recommended the Board proceed with water and mold remediation.
  • An initial remediation quote of $13,000 was discussed.
  • Homeowners in affected units will be notified prior to remediation work beginning.

Motion:
Don Monistere made a motion to authorize Caleb Bright to secure a contractor and proceed with mold remediation.

  • Second: James Eidson
  • Vote: Board approved unanimously.

Homeowner Responsibility Reminder:

  • Don Monistere will send an email reminder to homeowners stating they are responsible for their individual water lines and water heater replacements.

Adjournment

Motion:
The meeting was adjourned at 6:17 P.M.

  • Made by: Don Monistere
  • Seconded by: James Eidson
  • Vote: Approved unanimously

Annual Homeowner’s Meeting December 7th 2025

Minutes – 2025

Date: December 7, 2025
Time: 3:01 p.m.
Location: Trident Marina

Meeting Called to Order

Called to order by Don Monistere, President, seconded by James Eidson.


Board Members Present

  • Don Monistere, President
  • James Eidson
  • Jim Turner
  • Judy Wise
  • Travis Tidwell
  • Brad Parnell

Board Members/Property manager Absent

  • Caleb Bright (Bright Management, Property Manager)

Homeowners Present

  • 26 homeowners present
  • 9 homeowners represented by proxy

Approval of Previous Minutes

  • Motion: Don Monistere made a motion to approve the 2024 Annual Meeting minutes.
  • Second: James Eidson
  • Result: Motion approved by homeowners.

President’s Report – Completed & Upcoming Projects

Don reviewed completed 2025 projects and upcoming work, including:

  • Property repairs and maintenance
  • Ongoing and future infrastructure needs

Budget Notes

Despite certain line‑item shortfalls, leftover funds in other categories were used to offset deficits. Remaining shortages were covered by reserves.

  • Reserves after adjustments: $214,211
  • Added to reserves in 2025: $4,211
  • No special assessments were required.

Reserve Study Update

Don reviewed completed items and those remaining from the Reserve Study. Significant progress has been made over the past five years. Major remaining items include:

  • Exterior Veneer (most critical)
  • Other items not due until the 2030s

The Board will decide in 2026 whether the Reserve Study should be updated.


Primary Concerns Identified

  1. EIFS (Exterior Veneer) Maintenance
  2. Gutter System Issues
  3. Remaining Unreplaced Railings
  4. Shoreline Erosion & Rip Rap Repairs

Items 1–3 must be performed at the same time.


Funding Options Discussion

Don presented two potential funding methods:

Option 1 — HOA Loan

  • People’s Bank is willing to offer financing.
  • Would likely require a down payment.
  • Allows all major projects to begin at once.

Option 2 — Owner Contributions

A schedule was distributed outlining individual owner costs for:

  1. EIFS, Gutters, Railings
  2. Shoreline Repairs
  3. All Items Combined

Owners may choose:

  • Monthly increase in dues (loan)
  • Lump-sum payment
  • Self-financing

A significant number of lump-sum payments could reduce or eliminate the need for a large HOA loan.


Questions from Owners

Rick Johanson: Has Waterford ever taken a loan of this type?
Answer: No.

Rick Johanson: How might this affect resale value?
Answer: The Board will consult a real estate professional.


Motion Regarding Dues & Financing

  • Motion: Approve quarterly dues of $1,750 and allow the Board to gather more specific loan information.
  • Detailed bid summaries will be distributed to all owners in early January. Afterward, owners will vote on their preferred funding options. Cost breakdowns will be recalculated based on final bids.
  • Made By: Rick Johanson
  • Second: Brad Parnell
  • Result: Passed by homeowners.

Litigation Update

Don provided a general update on the ongoing legal dispute with the neighboring property.

  • Estimated chances: Don projected 40/60, while legal counsel is more optimistic (exact ratio not specified).
  • All discovery and depositions have been completed; no major additional legal fees anticipated.
  • A Cullman County judge will make the final ruling. No trial date has been set.
  • Case details remain privileged.

Board Elections

  • Motion: Retain the current Board members for the 2026 term.
  • Made By: Keith Wise
  • Second: Jimmy Magette
  • Result: Approved unanimously.

Additional Homeowner Requests

  • Mrs. Schneider requested that the Board address the narrow section of County Road 96 and consider installing a convex mirror to improve visibility and safety for oncoming traffic.
  • Teresa Johanson requested that the Board provide the owner list and contact information, as approved at the previous annual meeting.

Adjournment

  • Motion to Adjourn: Made by Brad Parnell at 4:21 p.m.
  • Second: Keith Wise
  • Result: Motion approved unanimously.

Meeting adjourned at 4:21 p.m.

November 2025

November 20, 2025 Board Meeting Minutes

Waterford at Smith Lake

Minutes for November 20, 2025

Meeting called to order at 6:15 P.M. by President Don Monistere (President), seconded by James Eidson.

Members Present:

  • Don Monistere
  • James Eidson
  • Caleb Bright (Bright Management)
  • Travis Tidwell, Secretary
  • Brad Parnell
  • Judy Wise
  • Jim Turner

Members Absent:

  • None

Homeowners Present:

  • None

Old Business

  • Caleb provided an update: Alabama Ornamental completed painting of all rails requiring attention.
  • Don discussed the key talking points he will present at the upcoming annual meeting.
  • James secured the Trident Marina sales floor for the annual meeting. Food will be delivered at 4:30 PM.
  • The Board will participate in a Zoom call with Matt Carter, HOA attorney, on Friday the 5th to discuss the ongoing litigation with the neighboring property owner.
  • Brad suggested Don provide a brief summary of the litigation for new owners during the annual meeting.

New Business

(No new items were discussed.)


Meeting adjourned at 7:11 P.M. by Don Monistere, seconded by James Eidson.

August 2025

Waterford at Smith Lake
Minutes for August 28, 2025

Meeting called to order at 6:05 P.M. by President Don Monistere, seconded by James Eidson.

Members Present:

  • Don Monistere
  • James Eidson
  • Caleb Bright (Bright Management)
  • Travis Tidwell
  • Jim Turner
  • Judy Wise

Members Absent:

  • Brad Parnell

Homeowners Present:
None


Old Business

  • Landscaping Update: Caleb reported that most landscaping improvements have been completed.
  • Elevators: Engineers are working to resolve erratic elevator operation caused by power surges.
  • Railing Repairs: Caleb is obtaining a quote from a railing company to address ongoing railing issues.
  • Parking Lot: Previous vendor has not returned calls; Caleb is seeking quotes from an additional company.
  • Propane Tank: An automatic tank reader has been installed to ensure the propane tank remains full.
  • EIFS Quote: Caleb is requesting pricing from an EIFS installer for both buildings.
  • Ongoing Litigation: Don Monistere will be deposed on September 23 regarding Waterford’s ongoing lawsuit with neighbor Mitch Gorman.

New Business

No new business was introduced.


Next Board Meeting: TBA

Meeting adjourned at 6:43 P.M. by Don Monistere, seconded by James Eidson. Motion carried.