Broadview Farms Neighborhood Association

Broadview Farms Neighborhood Association

Board Meeting Minutes

Tuesday, August 8, 2006

Peggy Besch?’s Home
1090 Langley Ave

The meeting was called to order at 6:40p.m. by Peggy Besch, President of BFNA. 6 board members were present: Bob Husbands was unable to attend. Minutes of the July board meeting were read by Bob Yoder.  Ronda made a motion to accept the minutes and Sybil seconded the motion.   Joe Flynn gave a financial report of $655 presently in the bank, and has a receipt for  $25 for the coffee that George delivered to the church.

Old Business: We received the drawings and estimates from Dick Tozour at Home Depot and Joe delivered copies to Joel Norman who agreed to try to find a contractor to build the signs for us.  May need to call a brick company to receive prices on bricks.  George agreed to stop by WR Taylor to pick up samples.  Ronda agreed to contact Mike at Classic Signs (referred to us by Dick Tozour) regarding the construction of the inset sign.   She would also contact Ed with questions we had about placement of signs, procedures and the grant application. It was decided that we prefer a brick that was not too dark or light, out of style, and one that would reflect the brick homes in the neighborhood.  The sign would be embossed.

New Business: Ronda agreed to contact the candidates running for city council in our district and invite them to our next meeting. 

Peggy mentioned the possibility of changing our monthly meetings to every other month, while keeping the board meetings monthly.  Some associations have done this with increased attendance and support as a result.  This will be brought up at the general meeting for members to think about and to a vote at the September meeting.  Also in September is the election of officers for the association.  Duties of each officer will be read and fully explained and no one will be forced into a position they do not want.  Also at the next meeting we will be discussing and finalizing the brick color, sign color and design of the neighborhood signs as we bring the grant application to a close.

With no further business, Sybil made a motion to adjourn the meeting and George seconded it.

Respectfully submitted,

Bob Yoder, Secretary