Several months ago the board received a requested "reserve study" from a group of outside experts. This study was intended to get a handle on future expenditures necessary for the maintenance of our assets both near and long term. One of the areas covered was the roads. After reviewing the recommendations the board realized the study to be more of an optimum view of what to do if we had unlimited funds.
It was recommended by the report every road in our association be removed, rebased, and replaced over a fairly short time frame with extensive costs involved. Our board, to their great credit, decided to appoint an ad-hoc committee to look at what needs to be done rather than what would happen in a perfect world where we all drove Escalades. The committee is currently being formed and some real world ideas should be coming in the not to distant future from members unselfishly volunteering their time. The roads will need work but some are hardly used at all with others being constantly used. The board is taking a common sense approach once again. Congratulations, and thank you for thinking of our members first and foremost. Ken Dillenburg