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WINTER 2015 THE CANDLEWYCK NEWS WWW.CANDLEWYCKHOMES.COM Landscaping Report As we posted in the last newsletter and on NextDoor.com, Meritage Homes has purchased land from Candlewyck Baptist Church and would like to build homes connected to Candlewyck along Providence Road -- and would also like us to consider these news homes for our HOA. While I feel the addition of these new homes has many positive points, I know we all have many questions on how this will impact our neighborhood and about the buildings themselves. We have been invited to attend a community meeting regarding rezoning at Candlewyck Baptist Church on Thursday, February 19th. Anyone interested in asking questions should attend. We will put our notes on NextDoor.com and in the Spring newsletter, after the March Board meeting. I hope everyone is staying warm this Winter! Carry T. Swan Letter From The President THURS 19 F E B www.NextDoor.com Do you like to know what’s going on NOW in the neighborhood? Would you like to be able to ask ALL your neighbors (AND neighborhooding ‘hoods) if they found your dog? Do you have something you want to sell? Join CANDLEWYCK on Landscape is continuing to gather bids for the repair of the tennis courts. Current quote for repair of tennis court is $9,555 and $48,000 to replace. Walkway to tennis courts will be repaired when tennis courts are repaired We are still working on the Rea Rd entrance light problem, Cost to replace cut power line $3600. Pond contract and landscape contracts have been renewed. Cost for these two contracts to remain approximately the same as last year. We hope to be reducing the natural area at the Providence Rd entrance. This project will be addressed in 2016 due to cost of other projects Trial erosion will be addressed in the spring Trail fence entrance on Lawton Bluff has been repaired. CANDLEWYCK CLUBHOUSE 7151 Candlewyck lane Have a party at the clubhouse! Residents pay only $75 with a $150 deposit. The clubhouse is a spacious large room and is beautifully remodeled and comes complete with a full kitchen, WiFi and TW Cable TV. You must be 25 years old to rent and the actual homeowner must write the checks. Non-resident fee is $250 with a $250 deposit. Please contact Lisa Clouse to rent the Candlewyck Clubhouse for a personal or company event. 704.609.7421
Transcript of Candlewyck News JANUARY 2015...Church on Thursday, February 19th. Anyone interested in asking...
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As we posted in the last newsletter and on NextDoor.com, Meritage Homes has purchased land from Candlewyck Baptist Church and would like to build homes connected to Candlewyck along Providence Road -- and would also like us to consider these news homes for our HOA.
While I feel the addition of these new homes has many positive points, I know we all have many questions on how this will impact our neighborhood and about the buildings themselves.
We have been invited to attend a community meeting regarding rezoning at Candlewyck Baptist Church on Thursday, February 19th. Anyone interested in asking questions should attend. We will put our notes on NextDoor.com and in the Spring newsletter, after the March Board meeting.
I hope everyone is staying warm this Winter!
Carry T. Swan
Letter From The President
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www.NextDoor.comDo you like to know what’s going on NOW in the neighborhood? Would you like to be able to ask ALL your neighbors (AND neighborhooding ‘hoods) if they found your dog? Do you have something you want to sell? Join CANDLEWYCK on
Landscape is continuing to gather bids for the repair of the tennis courts. Current quote for repair of tennis court is $9,555 and $48,000 to replace. Walkway to tennis courts will be repaired when tennis courts are repaired
We are still working on the Rea Rd entrance light problem, Cost to replace cut power line $3600.
Pond contract and landscape contracts have been renewed. Cost for
these two contracts to remain approximately the same as last year.
We hope to be reducing the natural area at the Providence Rd entrance. This project will be addressed in 2016 due to cost of other projects
Trial erosion will be addressed in the spring
Trail fence entrance on Lawton Bluff has been repaired.
CANDLEWYCK CLUBHOUSE7151 Candlewyck lane
Have a party at the clubhouse! Residents pay only $75 with a $150 deposit. The clubhouse is a spacious large room and is beautifully remodeled and comes complete with a full
kitchen, WiFi and TW Cable TV.
You must be 25 years old to rent and the actual homeowner must write the checks. Non-resident fee is $250 with a $250 deposit. Please contact Lisa Clouse to rent the Candlewyck Clubhouse for a personal or company event. 704.609.7421
HOA Board MeetingMinutesJanuary 5, 2015
Present: Carry Swan, President, Anna Smith, Vice president, Frances Ringley, Brandi Hooven, Gregg Swindlehurst, Lisa Clouse, Anna Greer, Susanne Sweeney.
Carry opened the meeting. He reported that Meritage Homes had received zoning from the city that they will be able to have a main entrance from Providence, and not on Lawton Bluff. They are still interested in communication with our community
Club house--Lisa reported on club rentals for January. The club kitchen is in need of a new stove.
Anna Greer said that her mother in law has one for us. Lisa will look into that. Also, pool committee needs to be contacted to clean out storage to make room for Christmas decorations.
Architecture-- Gregg reported on progress with notified homeowners. An up-dated list of homes is needed for coming year. Brandi will look into this.
Social Committee--Anna did not have any report.
Pool Committee--unable at attend. Carry will call and see if the committee could meet to take care of the storage problem.
2015 Annual Budget2015 Annual BudgetHomeowners Assn Dues 193,440 Outside Membership Fees 9,150 Late Fee Income 800 Clubhouse Income 1,000 Bank Interest 65 Loss from Uncollected Balances (4,000)TOTAL INCOME 200,455
Clubhouse 5,500 Communications/Newsletter 3,500 Landscape 72,014 Pool 38,250 Social 5,000 Swim Team 6,100 Tennis, Playgrounds, Courts 1,000 Capital Improvements 29,500 Bank Charges 25 Pest Control 330 Insurance 5,966 License & Permits 70 Professional Fees 9,700 Utilities 22,500 Office Supplies 1,000 TOTAL EXPENSES 200,455
CANDLEWYCK HOA BOARDPRESIDENT Carry Swan [email protected]
VICE PRES Anna Smith [email protected] 366.4220
LANDSCAPING Frances Ringley [email protected] 362.0491
TREASURER Brandi Hooven [email protected]
CLUBHOUSE Lisa Clouse g3lac@aolcom 609.7421
SECRETARY Susanne Sweeney [email protected]
SOCIALS Anna Greer [email protected] 364.1442
POOL Rene Selva [email protected]
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL [email protected]
COMMITTEES:CRIME WATCH Clare Finkler 364.1462
WELCOME Emily Matthews [email protected] 681.2375
NEWSLETTER Genea Swan [email protected]
SWIM TEAM [email protected]
President Frances Ringley 704-362-0491 [email protected]
Vice-President Joanne Hopkins 704-364-4599 [email protected]
Treasurer Anna Smith 704-366-4220 [email protected]
Secretary Wendy Simmons 704-619-4535 [email protected]
Arch. Chairman Jack Cozean 704-366-4267 [email protected]
Arch. Committee Tish Borchert 704-442-2869 [email protected]
Landscape Chair Dianne Demus 704-604-2938 [email protected]
Paint Chairman Becky Faust 704-365-6785 [email protected]
Welcome Peggy Hill 704-366-3244
Special Projects Suzanne Sweeney 704-366-5471 [email protected]
Social Donna Pressley 704-309-5602 [email protected]
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Architectural Control Committee (ACC) Update – January 2015
The ACC is currently performing the initial 2015 survey of the neighborhood to identify any property issues that do not meet neighborhood standards. Letters requesting that property owners address these issues will be distributed. The two current issues in the neighborhood are removal of leaves from front yards and locating garbage/recycle bins out of view from the street. Your cooperation in improving the appearance of Candlewyck is appreciated.
The ACC consists of volunteer homeowners that are appointed by the Board to perform the responsibilities of neighborhood property control detailed in the Bylaws and the ACC Guidelines. All communications with the ACC are by e-mail ([email protected]) or by U.S. mail (7151 Candlewyck Lane, Charlotte NC 29226). The ACC Bylaws and Guidelines including all of the forms and standard letters used by the ACC are available on the ACC page of the CHA website (www.candlewyckhomes.com). The goal of the ACC is fair and consistent implementation of the
neighborhood standards. The ACC is currently looking for two volunteers to assist in these important responsibilities (only involves a few hours per month of your time).
The ACC is also responsible for approving all external modifications to properties (excluding the patio homes). All modifications (painting, garages, carports, siding, roofs, awnings, decks, fences, storage buildings, etc.) must be submitted to the ACC for approval prior to starting the work. The Architectural Modification Submittal Form is available on the CHA website.
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Next HOA meeting: February 2 at 6:30 p.m. at the club house.
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