Board of Directors Meeting
December 12, 2024 · 7:30pm · Microsoft Office Teams — Virtual & Attended
Meeting called to order at 7:34 pm · Adjourned at 8:26 pm
Attendance
In Person
Bruce Cody
Via Teams
Colin Stroeder, Carl Haase, Reg Patterson, Rick Spasiuk
Guests
Tracy Cody (stepped in to take minutes)
Not in Attendance
Kelly Kemick
Financials and Accounting
- •Spending still under overall budget; some items moved between categories to accommodate unplanned expenses.
- •7 member fees remain outstanding for 2024 — Carl to send another reminder. Profit & Loss and budget sheet still a work in progress.
Correspondence & Membership Maintenance
- •No new issues — Kelly has been away.
Common Areas Development
- •Status of Strata agreements — both have now been signed.
- •Additional expenses for installing water services in both 771 large green spaces — Board unanimously and retroactively approved roughly $1,700 while other work was underway.
- •A $500 deposit was paid to BC Hydro; a project manager has been assigned and will advise when the balance is required.
Snow Removal Update
- •Contract signed by Reg. Contractor advised some sanding is required for insurance purposes. Plowed twice, with two issues: complaints about a windrow across a driveway entrance, and requests to clear gravel side roads in 771.
- •Ray should not be dealing with complaints directly — action: Rick to revise and resend the plowing notice with info@kvca.ca as the contact for enquiries/complaints.
- •Rene cleared around hydrants and fire equipment, charged $135. Bruce noted a request from Brian Bell (771 Strata Manager) to also clear 8 side gravel roads per agreement — action: Bruce to reply and discuss.
Board approval for up to $3,750 for road clearing
CarriedFire & Safety Update
- •Confirmed with Shelley that no additional non-critical F&S expenses should be incurred this year — acknowledged.
Future Strata and KVCA Board Cooperation
- •Discussion on improving coordination between the Stratas and KVCA. Agreement that all Boards coordinating on activities and budgets would benefit the community — further discussion at future meetings.