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MINUTES
OREGON
WASHINGTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGERS
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 2003
HOLLADAY HOTEL
PRESENT:
Marshall Fant, President
Bryce
Stephens, Treasurer
Cheryl Brendle, Secretary
MEMBERS PRESENT:
As indicated on the sign-in sheet
I.
CALL TO ORDER
Marshall Fant called the meeting to order
at 11:30 A.M.
II. ROLL
CALL
The meeting sign-in
sheet will be substituted for the calling of the roll.
III.
PROOF OF NOTICE OF MEETING
The Secretary confirmed that notices for today’s meeting had been sent to
all members on or about May 12, 2003.
IV.
READING OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
There are no minutes to be read since this is the first membership meeting
of the corporation.
V.
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT
Bryce Stephens gave the annual financial report,
which is attached to the original minutes as Addendum A.
VI.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS
Marshall Fant commented upon the activities and
accomplishments of the organization over the past 12 months.
VII.
APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES
Marshall Fant announced that several committees
would be formed. These include an Ethics & Standards Committee, an Expo
Committee and a Legislative Committee. Members that are interested in
serving on any of the committees are asked to sign up on the forms located
on the registration desk.
VIII.
APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION INSPECTORS
David Schwindt and Alan Crandall are appointed to
serve as the election inspectors.
IX.
RATIFICATION OF BYLAWS
A unanimous ballot is cast in favor of the
ratification of the Bylaws, which have been previously sent to the
membership.
X.
ELECTION OF FIVE DIRECTORS
The following members are nominated to serve on the
Board of Directors:
Ron Balash
Bob Brown
Cheryl Brendle
George Carter
Geoff Enyeart
Marshall Fant
Diane Wood
Following the tabulation of the ballots, the
following directors are duly elected:
Ron Balash Until 2004
Cheryl Brendle Until 2005
George Carter Until 2005
Marshall Fant Until 2005
Diane Wood Until 2004
XI.
OTHER BUSINESS
HB 2864 - Rich Thompson gives the group an
update on the status of House Bill 2864 which OWCAM is sponsoring. HB 2864
is currently “stuck” in the senate but it is expected to pass. The result
of this legislation will be that Associations which annual revenues
exceeding $75,000 (professionally managed as well as self-managed) will be
required to have an independent review of the Association’s financial
records each year unless at least 60% of the membership votes against it.
XII.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further items of business, the
meeting is adjourned at 12:15 P.M.
SUBMITTED BY:
Cheryl
Brendle, Secretary |