MINUTES
COVINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES OWNERS ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL
MEETING
APRIL 7,
2002
David Dauphin, CCCEOA President, called the meeting to order at 03:08 p.m.
Amy Even, Covington Country Club Marketing Director, welcomed the Association and distributed membership information about the Country Club.
Kevin Davis, St. Tammany Parish President, informed the attendees of the 2025 plan, development plans, proposed changes and other program changes. He addressed questions from the floor.
Pat Brister, District Four
Councilwoman, made a brief presentation, took questions from the floor and left
her business cards for individuals to contact her.
Mr. Dauphin handed out
sign-in/attendance sheets.
Mr. Dauphin provided a brief
update regarding:
·
Payment of Association taxes handled by Don Hentze
·
Decision not to sell the “playground” lots to a bank
·
Improvement of the front sign by Stephanie Wright
·
The hiring of a private firm to supplement the cutting of
grass by the State (as related to Association interests/property)
·
New Covenants for Association are ready to be discussed
and voted on
·
St. Tammany Water District # 3 has determined that a third
water well needs to be drilled. There
are currently two wells that service CCCE and Riverwoods. The “playground” lots on Azalea Drive are
being considered for the third well.
·
New website for CCCEOA.
Site is www.ccceoa.org. Members
were encouraged to check the site for Association news and updates.
The 2001 Board was introduced.
Mike Champagne distributed
copies of the 2001/2002 budget and expenses.
Mr. Dauphin reported the new Board will address the 2002/2003 budget.
Mr. Dauphin reported the Board
is requesting the homeowners to vote on new Articles of Incorporation. However, a vote could not occur at the
04/07/02 Annual
Meeting since a quorum (51%) was
not present. The proposed changes
included:
·
Changing the “term of the Articles from 99 years to “in
perpetuity”.
·
Changing the voting structure from a
two-tiered/classification system to a single, one lot owner – one vote system.
·
Changing the number of Board members required to make real
estate decisions, with the change going from a simple majority to 75% of the
Board members required to enter into real estate transactions.
Mr. Dauphin presented the
proposed slate of officers and directors for 2002.
The Annual Meeting participants
voted the following individuals into office:
Mr. Dauphin passed out proxy
sheets, explaining that 51% of the homeowners are required to approve the
proposed new covenants. Discussion
followed. Discussion topics included
boats being placed behind fences and notification to the Architectural
Committee regarding: major internal structural changes to houses, changes in
replacing windows/doors and replacement of culverts.
Pam Franke requested homeowners
to provide her with updates regarding their addresses, phone numbers, etc.
Requests were made for
volunteers to assist on several Board committees.
Another Annual Meeting is
tentatively planned in 30-60 days to vote on the proposed Articles of Incorporation
and the proposed Covenants.
The meeting was adjourned at
4:45 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Gloria Meier