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Board addresses dam maintenance, road work and park safety; schedules annual meeting Oct. 13
Summary
Board notes trees need removal at the dam, reported difficulty reaching Ultra Excavating about rip-rap, confirmed the association truck needs licensing, addressed a child driving a go-kart through the park, and set the annual meeting for Oct. 13 at the DeSoto Elks.
At its Sept. 9 meeting, the Briarwood Action Association discussed multiple infrastructure and safety items and set the annual meeting for Oct. 13 at the DeSoto Elks lower level.
In the dams report, the board recorded that trees along the front of the dam need to be cut by maintenance. Chair Brandon Buehler said he has left several messages for Ultra Excavating about adding rip-rap to the dam but had not received a response. The minutes do not record any vote or deadline for that contractor follow-up.
Board members noted that maintenance has been working on neighborhood roads. The association truck has been inspected and will require licensing, according to the minutes. The park and entrance report recorded at least one incident of a child driving a go-kart through the park; Buehler said he will reach out to the parent.
The board entered a closed session (no details recorded) and reported no items under old business. The annual meeting was scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 13, at the DeSoto Elks lower level. Greg Davis moved to adjourn the Sept. 9 meeting at 8:20 p.m.; John Steel seconded, and the minutes record the meeting as adjourned.
