The results of the 2025 Annual Meeting election are as follows:
Jim Donahue (incumbent): 106 – elected
Mary Michel (incumbent): 108 – elected
Mark Moore (incumbent): 107 – elected
Lori Brooke: 2
Wayne Puckett: 2
Chris Brown: 1
Megan Rose: 1
1 withheld vote
2 voided
118 ballots were received
116 ballots were validated and counted
The Annual Meeting will be hosted on the pool lawn at 4pm tomorrow, July 26th. The pool will close early on the 26th at 2pm to prepare for the meeting.
Gates will open at 3:15pm for drinks and appetizers.
Following the meeting will be the dinner at 5:15pm for the members who RSVPed.
Thanks to all! We are looking forward to seeing you at the meeting.
The Annual Meeting will be hosted on the pool lawn at 4pm on July 27th. The pool will close early at 1pm to prepare for the meeting and the gate will reopen at 3:15pm. Proxy ballots need to be returned to the office by Friday, July 26th. Proxy ballots can be returned to the office by mail (P.O. Box 1490), email, fax (530-452-2382), and in person. Please note that there are three (3) openings on the Board and that you may vote for a maximum of three (3) candidates.
Following the meeting will be the dinner at 5:30pm for the members who RSVPed. RSVPs are due by July 19th.
Many thanks to all members who participated in the Capital Projects survey last summer. The survey was open from July 16 through Aug 15. We had a total of 245 responses. Duplicates were provided from 32 members. The unique membership inputs were 213 or 40% of the membership. This is a fantastic response! We appreciate your feedback and will use the results to guide our investment decisions going forward. There are many large and small investment ideas. As the Board discusses these items and decides where to invest you will hear about what’s planned.
Bottom Line:
Highest priority is investing in the beach
Many other ideas and requests
For the full details click on the following URL:
https://www.dollarpoint.org/mp-files/capital-projects-survey-august-2023.pdf/
The summary is 40 pages and contains all inputs received. While long, it is filled with the prioritized inputs from members. A good read! Check it out.
If you have any questions please contact Nate Walker (njwus@comcast.net) and Roger Quinlan (RogerJQuinlan@gmail.com)
The Annual Meeting will be hosted on the pool lawn at 4pm on July 29th. The pool will close early at 1pm to prepare for the meeting and the gate will reopen at 3:15pm. Proxy ballots need to be returned to the office by Friday, July 28th. Proxy ballots can be returned to the office by mail (P.O. Box 1490), email, fax (530-452-2382), and in person. Please note that there are three (3) openings on the Board and that you may vote for a maximum of three (3) candidates.
Following the meeting will be the dinner at 5:30pm for the members who RSVPed. RSVPs are due by July 21st.
The Annual Meeting packet that was mailed out at the end of June contains an error on the voting page of the proxy ballot. It incorrectly asks to vote for three (3) Board members, the correct number is four (4). Please find the corrected packet below.
Firewise USA has recertified Dollar Point as a wildfire safe community. Congratulations to all!
Recertification is based on our community investment to reduce wildfire risk. Investments include volunteer hours, volume of combustible fuel removed and educational events and communication to members. Thanks to all for the hard work to remove combustible fuel, fire harden homes and create defensible space. Based on the data collected along the way our community invested 28 times the minimum required for certification. A standout performance!
If you need a copy of the latest Firewise USA certificate, go the Fire Awareness page to download it. https://www.dollarpoint.org/news-events/fire-awareness
Committees drive our community. Communication of committee results improves community transparency. During the recent annual meeting several members expressed interest in committee annual reports. Specifically, posting annual reports on the committee website pages for all members to review. The following reports are now posted for member review. The intent is to provide a quick, one page report of accomplishments over the past year.
Beach & Pier Committee 2020/2021 annual report
More committee reports will be available in the near future.
Questions or comments on the reports? Let the committee chairs know what you think.
Stay safe and well.
As of Sept 1 we have 102 respondents to the website survey. That’s 19% of our membership. Many thanks to all who participated.
The feedback provides validation we are on the right path. Of course, there are several areas where we can improve the member experience.
Highlights are as follows:
User experience:
Online reservations:
Online payments:
Separately from the survey we have been tracking site usage. Usage as of Sept 1:
The following file provides the summary for each of the survey questions. All text comments have been organized to provide a view of the topical mentions. Happy to have a discussion or address questions regarding the summary content.
July/Aug 2021 Website Survey Results – Sept 2021
Stay Safe and Well,
Nate Walker
Committees drive our community. Communication of committee results improves community transparency. During the recent annual meeting several members expressed interest in committee annual reports. Specifically, posting annual reports on the committee website pages for all members to review. The following reports are now posted for member review. The intent is to provide a quick, one page report of accomplishments over the past year.
Tennis Committee 2020/2021 annual report
More committee reports will be available in the near future.
Questions or comments on the reports? Let the committee chairs know what you think.
Stay safe and well.