Highlights from The Montclairion
President's Page
Submitted by Courtney Larson on July 2, 2007 - 3:36pmWelcome to summertime in Montclair. If you were not at Dolphin Beach for Montclair Day 2007, you missed one of the most organized and fun filled community days in many years. The beach facility looked fresh and professional; the rides and games were new and exciting; the food and beer were plentiful and the excellent band played to an enthusiastic crowd. Events Director, Maryanne Toal; Events Committee chair, Kati Mangrio; and Maintenance Director, Jack Gilbert, deserve the lion's share of credit for this outstanding event. Supported by the entire Armstrong staff and Events Committee members, they really showed just how much fun could be had when good planning is executed and nearly 130 volunteers pitch in to help. Special recognition goes to Board Members Tracy Hansen and Geoffrey Winkworth who put in an exceptional amount of effort that day. The Events Committee needs new members (adults and teens) to help plan the upcoming Teen Beach party and our fall Oktoberfest celebration. Please, consider joining this very special committee. Please sign up and volunteer for the 4th of July, Teen Beach Party or Oktoberfest events.
July's General Manager's Corner
Submitted by Courtney Larson on July 2, 2007 - 3:34pmRecapping the June Board of Directors Meeting:
THE MONTCLAIR COUNTRY CLUB- A motion to authorize the MPOA President to enter into discussions with Golf Property Analysts concerning the purchase of the Montclair Country Club was denied.
RESERVING THE MPOA CONFERENCE ROOM-The Board requested that the Landscape and Facilities Management Committee prepare recommendations for Board considerations at the July meeting.
BUDGET WORKSHOP-The Board scheduled a Budget Workshop Session to be held July 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the MPOA building.
Covenants Corner
Submitted by Courtney Larson on July 2, 2007 - 3:32pm
Are you aware of the Enforcement Procedures?
Situation: You have received a letter of non-compliance from the MPOA Covenants Department, and you ask yourself, ‘What can I do?'
- When a homeowner receives a letter of non-compliance (first notice), the homeowner has two weeks to:
1. Take corrective action voluntarily, or
2. Advise the Covenants Director of the scheduled date to have the corrective action completed.



