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Twin Lakes board selects $8,700 rolled curb replacement after split vote

Twin Lakes Homeowners Association · January 1, 2026
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Summary

The Twin Lakes board voted 6–1 to approve a more durable rolled‑curb replacement at $8,700 after rejecting a lower‑cost $2,600 extruded curb option by the same margin; the board discussed vendor availability and repair timelines in common‑grounds reports.

During common‑grounds discussion the board addressed damaged curbing in a Division 6 cul‑de‑sac and considered two repair options: a lower‑cost $2,600 extruded curb and a more durable $8,700 rolled curb. Tom Brunner proposed and Craig Brown seconded separate votes on each option.

The board first voted on the $2,600 extruded curb and the motion failed 1 for, 6 against. The subsequent vote to approve the $8,700 rolled curb passed 6 for, 1 against. The minutes record the board’s selection of the rolled‑curb option and the motion passed.

The meeting did not record a vendor selection for the work; the board noted cost comparisons and durability tradeoffs and will pursue scheduling and procurement steps to implement the chosen repair.