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2011 CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting

2011 CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting. September 21, 2011. CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting. Agenda Halloween – Oktoberfest Block Party. Snow Removal Contract Plans Security Review Dominion Power Update Dues Status Guest Speaker, Georgia Weiss of Avalon Homes Close.

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2011 CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting

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  1. 2011 CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting September 21, 2011

  2. CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting • Agenda • Halloween – Oktoberfest Block Party. • Snow Removal Contract Plans • Security Review • Dominion Power Update • Dues Status • Guest Speaker, Georgia Weiss of Avalon Homes • Close

  3. 2011 CWCA Halloween –Oktoberfest Party!

  4. 2011 CWCA Bi-Annual MeetingSeptember 21, 2011 • Halloween – Octoberfest Party • Julie Schwan - Chair • Beth Stewart – Co-Chair • All neighbors are encouraged to attend! • Kids Halloween Party on one side, Oktoberfest Party on the other. • Signup Genius for more volunteers.

  5. Cold Beer! Hot dogs! Bratwurst! Sauerkraut! All Provided By CWCA! • Neighbors Are Asked To Bring A Dessert, Side Dish & A Non-Alcoholic Beverage To Share.

  6. Moon Bounces! Dangling Donut Games! • Parents of Young Children: A “Sign Up Genius” for will be distributed via email and the listserv.

  7. The Children’s Portion Of The Party Cannot Be Successful Without Your Participation!

  8. CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting • Snow Removal • Steve Sunderhauf & Ed McGrady; • Co-Chairmen

  9. Snow Removal Committee Annual Report

  10. Snow Committee • What we do • Run the contractor • Try to be good stewards of our money • Communicate about snow • Listen to complaints and try to inform the community about issues • What we don’t do • Collect dues • Move cars • Repair electric lines • Fuss at VDOT • Clean up dog poop • Find lost children • Though we have opinions on all these

  11. Our humble community…

  12. Let us review • We started doing this last year • Steve and Ed were “appointed” to the committee by Dave…right before he left • Last year we had a bit of snow • The community was strong in supporting the plowing effort • This year there was a lot less snow • Meaning few complaints, and few problems, from your perspective • The contractor did a good job, best we can tell • But he did too good a job, and there lies the problem

  13. The issues • VDOT now has a plow assigned to the neighborhoods • In addition there are a lot of gray and unknown plows running around doing stuff • This may be sufficient, but we can’t tell because WE CAN’T GET THE CONTRACTOR TO STOP PLOWING • Our contract specifies plowing on 2” or greater or the contractors discretion • The contractor plowed at 1”, and put down de-icer almost all the time. • This costs money, we have refused to pay the last bill

  14. What it Cost

  15. Possible COAs • Stop plowing and let VDOT do it • We could always start up again, but there would be a lag • Set a minimum threshold for plowing of 4-5” and enforce it • We would write a new contract that was very clear on this • It would mean that if something went wrong, we’d need another contract • And you’d have to live with VDOT for <4” • Continue with the existing scheme, but enforce the 2” rule • What we cannot do is make an “audible” due to liability concerns • Continue to plow on even a flake of snow no matter what • Its your money! We don’t mind!

  16. Other Initiatives • We have had good luck with online communications • Gmail account: cwcasnow@gmail.com • Twitter account: http://www.twitter.com/cwcasnow • Google maps: drain markers and routes • Set up a blog http://cwcasnow.posterous.com/ • But there wasn’t really much to blog about • It was a dull year compared to last year! • Reminders: • Don’t park your cars on the street during snow events (we know who you are all you cul-de-sac people) • Cars have been damaged! • Report problems through the gmail account, so we have a record of it • Don’t pull up my stakes that mark the storm drains, they cost money and you get the crappy stakes next year! • Check the twitter account first, I’m usually up on it when there is a major snow event • The blog is for longer format information

  17. This is what the contractor sees

  18. This is what you see

  19. The Snow Committee can’t wait until next winter!

  20. Contact us! Gmail: cwcasnow@gmail.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/cwcasnow Blog: http://cwcasnow.posterous.com/ Our maps: http://tinyurl.com/ybqcavs Or look for us on HoodPlayDates

  21. CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting • Security Review • Cabell Fooshe • Very little activity for concern. • Vandalism of signs on Laburnum at the beginning of summer coincided once college students returned from being away and when Fairfax County Schools dismissed for the summer. • Teen drivers, Household Help and employees are commonly driving over the posted speed limit.

  22. Chesterbrook Woods Citizens Association Treasurer’s Report Damien Dovi CWCA Treasurer September 21, 2011

  23. CWCA 2011 -12 Proposed Budget * Not enough to cover one snow event.

  24. 2011 Year to Date

  25. CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting Dominion Power • Continue Circuit Reconditioning • Currently in design phase and will begin in a couple of months. Will take 6 – 12 months to complete. • Load Transfer Project • Will be done in conjunction with Circuit Reconditioning. • Fuse Installation Project has already been completed.

  26. CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting The combination of both projects will improve service reliability. They will strengthen main feeder infrastructure and place Chesterbrook Woods on a different, more reliable circuit.

  27. CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting Guest Speaker; Georgia Weiss of Avalon Homes Question and Anwer

  28. CWCA Bi-Annual Meeting Close of meeting

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