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Board lists roads maintenance as second priority in strategic planning session
Summary
During its May 14 special session the Yosemite Lakes Board ranked roads and general maintenance the second strategic priority and recorded intent to improve and preserve community amenities tied to road upkeep.
The Yosemite Lakes Owners’ Association Board of Directors placed road maintenance and broader facilities upkeep as its second strategic priority at the May 14 special session.
Minutes state the Board's action item simply as "Improve & preserve amenities" tied to road maintenance; no dollar figures, schedules or contractor decisions were recorded. The item was captured as a priority rather than a formal motion or contract award.
Management attendance was recorded (Skyler Jewell, Executive Director; Beth Hatch, CAM; Kirk Kowieski, VP) and the Board directed follow-up on maintenance planning in subsequent meetings. The minutes list related future agenda items for security and ECC review in June and July, suggesting the Board is sequencing capital/operational follow-up in upcoming meetings.
Specific road segments, repair estimates or funding sources were not provided in the minutes and are therefore "not specified."
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