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Synopsis of Board Meetings
2016 - 2017 - 2018
Dear Neighbors,
This will be my last Synopsis of HOA board meetings. I am elected the new secretary for the HOA board for a 2 year term. I will see that all significant information and discussion from the meetings is in the minutes, not just some of the votes taken. And, I promise you that the minutes will be completed in a timely manner.
Richard
Synopsis of January 15, 2018 Board Meeting
Synopsis of March 19, 2018 Board Meeting
Yearly Synopsis of HOA Board Meetings:
Synopsis of April 16, 2018 Board MeetingSynopsis of 2016 Board Meetings
Synopsis of 2017 Board Meetings
On May 2nd in a Facebook post, Cindy Ontkean claimed that the Board never considered maintenance of the common areas and the wetlands. She claimed that the Board refused all requests and refused any consideration. This is the documentation that the Board was active in dealing with all requests.There is also documentation that the Ontkeans were reminded and admitted they were not to build permanent structures on the HOA common area property.
Ontkean Intrusion into City's Easement
Steve Bang's ACC request to cut trees in wetlands
Board considered Steve Bang's tree removal request
Bang's Common Area Clean up
A Challenge to Timing for a RLS Demand Letter
The Ontkeans don't like timeline...Cindy calls it a diatribe.
Included in the Patio Encroachment below are Surveys, HOA Board's complicity and the Revocable License Agreement.
Ontkean's Permanent Patio Encroachment
The Ontkean Encroachment
onto the HOA Common Areas
The evidence in this whole mess is voluminous. Nothing is secret except the deliberations and reasoning of the current board. The previous artcle posted here is now a pdf document.
OUR OVERSIGHT OF THIS HOA BOARD
MAKES A DIFFERENCE!!!
Local News & Events
Camas Urban Tree Progam
Camas is finally developing an Urban Tree Progam to progress toward the goals of the Camas 2035 Comprehensive Plan, in particular, to "protect native landscape and mature tree cover". The draft program proposes adding street tree protection and require removal permists; increase penalties for illegal removal of public trees and trees within critical areas; and provide standards for tree preservation during development.
The Planning Commission will meet this Tuesday, June 19 at 7:00 p. m. to review the draft Urban Tree Program and make a recommendation to City Council. This meeting is open to the public and meeting agenda and comments will be posted on Camas website: Planning Commission
Camas Urban Tree Progam-Staff Report
VIEWS Archives
The VIEWS newsletter was published bi-monthly in the past. New publication dates will be announced by the current board. Enjoy reading the history of Lacamas Shores in past issues.
VIEWS Archives
Backfence
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LS Concerned Neighbors
The mission of the Concerned Neighbors of Lacamas Shores, as a watchdog and information service, is to maximize the effectiveness of every eligible vote in the Lacamas Shores HOA by providing a synopsis of all board meetings and board actions, independent of board control, so members can make informed decisions.
Lacamas Shores Concerned Neighbors is an informal organization that represents the property owners of Lacamas Shores independently of the board to bring balance and objectivity to information relayed to members so their vote is truly an informed one.
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