Annual Meeting Election Notes

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Fellow Timberton Neighbors –

Although we announced the results of the voting at the Annual meeting, we wanted to send this email to let everyone who could not be there know the results as well.

1) Ratification of the budget for 2017-18 49 Yes, 2 No
2) Ratification of the Reserve Study Update 50 Yes, 1 No
3) Election of new Board Directors:
Vicki Derrenberger 49 Yes, 0 No
Lloyd Gill 50 Yes, 0 No
Debbie Wills 50 Yes, 0 No

We also had a Special Board meeting on Monday July 10, 2017 to allow the new Directors to vote for Officer and other positions on the Board. The results are:

1) President — Mike Burke
2) Vice President — Lloyd Gill
3) Secretary — Cynthia Blacketor
4) Treasurer — Vicki Derrenberger
5) ARC Representative — Lloyd Gill
6) Vegetation Management Committee Chairperson — Debbie Wills

Our next regular Board Meeting is Monday, August 7, 2017 at 3:00 PM at the Bay Club. Hope to see you there!

Vicki Derrenberger

TVHA Board Meeting Agenda for June 5 2017

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TVHA BOARD MEETING AGENDA

Monday, June 5, 2017

Bay Club, 3:00 pm

  1. Call to order & determination of quorum. Attendees, please sign in.
  2. Approve Agenda
  3. Approve Minutes from the April 3, 2017 regular Board meeting.
  4. Introduction of new homeowners
  5. Comments from the Chair
  6. Comments from the Floor
  7. Formal Correspondence – none
  8. Committee Reports:
    1. Architectural Review Committee (ARC): Lloyd Gill
    2. Vegetation Management Committee (VMC): Debbie Wills
    3. Financial Management Committee (FMC): Vicki Derrenberger & Kathy Kubesh
  9. Old Business:
    1. SBCA possible action to reduce the vehicle speed on Paradise Bay Road.
    2. Records retention Policy
    3. Annual Meeting Planning Status
    4. “Frequently Asked Questions” document
    5. Summer Block party discussion
  10. New Business:
    1. none at this time
  11. Comments from Floor
  12. Comments from the Board
  13. Next regular Board meeting will be on Monday, August 7, 2017, at 3:00 pm at the Bay Club
  14. Adjourn

 

Spring is Here and So Are the Weeds

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Please be on the lookout for the following noxious weeds.

“Noxious weed” means a plant that when established is highly destructive, competitive, or difficult to control by cultural or chemical practices, RCW 17.10.10. If you happen to see one, or both of the following varieties growing in your garden or surrounding common area, please remove using protective clothing, gloves and dispose of in a sealed plastic trash bag roots and all. DO NOT PLACE TOXIC WEEDS IN YOUR COMPOST OR TRASH UNLESS PROPERLY BAGGED AND SEALED. These are on Jefferson County’s hit list of noxious weeds to eliminate.

Poison Hemlock

Poison Hemlock
Poison Hemlock

Below is a great blog that shows, with pictures and description, the difference between Poison Hemlock and Queen Anne ’s Lace. There are some similar features, but there is distinction in appearance. Note the difference in stem, flower and leaf patterns.

Go to Raven’s Roots Naturalist School Blog, July 2, 2015 edition showing pictorial differences between Poison Hemlock and Queen Anne’s Lace. http://www.ravensroots.com/blog/2015/6/26/poison-hemlock-id

Poison Hemlock can be deadly toxic to both people and animals. It contains toxic alkaloids which are found in all plant parts. For information about Poison Hemlock poisoning and symptoms, contact the Washington Poison Center at: 1-800-222-1222.

Here’s more info about the weed: http://www.co.jefferson.wa.us/WeedBoard/pdfs/BestManagementPractices/Poison%20Hemlock.pdf

Tansy Ragwort

Tansy Ragwort, a noxious weed, can be toxic to livestock

This noxious weed contains a toxin which can be lethal to cattle, horses and to a lesser degree goats and sheep. All parts of the Tansey Ragwort are toxic in both live and dried plant material. The young rosettes of Tansey Ragwort can be especially dangerous to grazing animals.

For information, go to the Northwest Washington Jefferson County Weed Control Board Fact Sheet regarding Tansey Ragwort. http://www.co.jefferson.wa.us/WeedBoard/pdfs/BestManagementPractices/Tansy%20Ragwort.pdf

Both Poison Hemlock and Tansey Ragwort are Class B noxious weeds in Washington State.