On Some Proposed Changes to Our Governing Documents

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News Roundup

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Here are a few interesting recent news items.

• Edinger Project Update - There's a nice feature in yesterday's OC Register regarding this project and what's coming next - IF they can get enough financial support from the community. I think we'd all agree that it's looking much better already and could really benefit from some additional donations.

• Pedestrian Accidents - It seems like I read a story like this each week. Whether you are walking, driving, or biking, please keep a close eye on the road and traffic. It only takes one short moment to mess up someone's life.

Next Board meeting is November 20th. I hope to have some comments from the November 6th special CC&R session posted soon. In the meantime, if you have any suggestions on these for the board, don't miss your ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY to share those with the board NOW.

If I Were A Smart Plumber...

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Trick Or Treat

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Well, there weren't very many, but at least the quality of trick-or-treaters was very good this year. Here's a shot of the large mob that arrived at my doorstep this past week. I'm sure you can make out who the culprits are.

This will also serve as a reminder about the CC&R meeting this coming Tuesday, November 6th at 6PM in the Clubhouse. Be sure to attend and tell your neighbors. This meeting has far-reaching impact and as such, you don't want to miss the initial stages of the effort. Furthermore, we all benefit when the wishes of the community as a whole are heard at the outset of such a project, not late in the game. Let's all stay well informed on the CC&R revisions.

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