Cathedral Canyon Association 1

Be aware of your surroundings as you walk your pets and keep them on a leash. Coyotes are known to live in the surrounding area.

The new restaurant in the clubhouse is slated to open in late October. Open to the public, JAX will offer daily dining and weekly events. Additionally, it will offer MyClub members, free home delivery. For MyClub info, call the Pro Shop 760-328-6571 or email ccccclubhouse@gmail.com

Results of the Smoking Survey showed that a majority of respondents want no ban on smoking of any kind in common areas (except pool areas) as well as inside residences.

As with many homeowner’s association boards, we face increasing concerns from non-smokers about their smoking neighbors and are being asked to take action. In addition, there is renewed interest in this topic after California citizens legalized the consumption of cannabis products in November 2016. With this in mind, the board, with recommendations from Desert Management conducted a smoking survey with all HOA#1 residents. A chart of the results is included in the Fall, 2019 Newsletter, available on this site. Thank you for those who participated in the survey.

All newsletters are mailed to those who do not wish online access for Association business. However, for those who are ok with getting Association business online, you can find the current and (some) previous newsletters on the website under Newsletters. The Fall 2019 Newsletter now appears there. Please review the newsletter since not all newsletter articles are posted on the website. The current newsletter discusses the smoking survey, JAX  restaurant opening, painting, Paseo Real median trees, architectural guidelines, call box updates, flooding update, spa #4 recirculating pump replacement, front gate signage, and includes helpful phone numbers.

• Do not leave valuables unsecured on your patios. From time-to-time, there are thefts of everything from loose objects to patio furniture! Secure your furniture to something heavy so that it can’t be easily carried away.
• Check your outside wall where the cable line enters the unit. Many of these have lost their original covers, or there might even be a hole next to the newer covers. Rats and mice can enter the building through these holes. An easy fix is to stuff steel wool inside these areas; vermin do not like steel wool and will not try to enter.
• If you depart for the summer, here’s a wonderful article that discusses what to do to prep your home for a summer vacancy. Closing Up a Desert Home During the Summer  The article also discusses what to do with your plants, trees and pool, but please remember everything outside your unit (except for your patio) is handled by the Association. So apply these suggestions only to the plants in your Exclusive Use area.

All newsletters are mailed to those who do not wish online access for Association business. However, for those who are ok with getting Association business online, you can find the current and (some) previous newsletters on the website under Newsletters. The Spring/Summer 2019 Newsletter now appears there. Please review the newsletter since not all newsletter articles are posted on the website.

In compliance with Civil Code §5105(a) which requires the Association to publicize the tabulated results of an election in a communication directed to all members within 15 days of the election, the following are the results of the annual meeting election held on March 9, 2019.

• Item #1 – Election of Directors: Michelle Giacopuzzi – 35 votes (Michelle Giacopuzzi was elected to serve a three year term on the Board of Directors.)
• Item #2 – Annual IRS Resolution: Approve – 35 Not approve – 2
• Item #3 – Approval of Minutes of the 2018 Annual Meeting: Approved – 33 Approved w/Corrections – 0

The new Board of Directors met immediately after the Annual Meeting to elect board members to its positions. The results are as follows:

CURRENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Bob Thomas, President
Virginia Cornell, Vice President
Sher Landrum, Treasurer
Nick Vega, Secretary
Michelle Giacopuzzi, Director

Congratulations to everyone and a collective thank you for serving your community!

The board would also like to thank Bill Messersmith for his service as President the last two years, and as a board member prior to that.

All newsletters are mailed to those who do not wish online access for Association business. However, for those who are ok with getting Association business online, you can find the current and (some) previous newsletters on the website under Newsletters. The Winter 2019 now appears there. Please review the newsletter since not all newsletter articles are posted on the website.

The Annual General Meeting of the membership of Cathedral Canyon Country Club #1, Inc. will be held at the Cathedral Canyon Golf clubhouse on March 9, 2019 at 10:00am.  We ask that you make every effort to attend.