The Clarion
FOUR COLONIES
HOMES ASSOCIATION
A WELCOMING COMMUNITY
WITH PRIDE IN
OUR PROPERTY
SPECIAL POINTS
OF INTEREST
Yard Waste Pick Up - 3
Paint Schedule—Page 5 & 6
Book Club Page - 7
INSIDE
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President’s Message
BOD Minutes
Financials
Calendar
Advertisements
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MAY 2015
President’s Message May 2015
Since the Annual meeting was just last night, and my deadline for the Clarion was
last Thursday, this will be a short President’s Message.
I want to first thank all of you who took the time to come to the annual meeting, and
all of you who couldn’t come but voted by proxy. Our community of Four Colonies will only
be as good as the “Good” we put into it.
I also want to thank those who have retired from the board: past president Dawn
Harmon and Sara Funk. Both made tremendous contributions during the short time they
served. A special thank you from all of us goes to Jim Shields who, with his wife, have lived
in Four Colonies for 38 years. During those years, Jim held every board office, plus served
on numerous committees, numerous times. Thank you, Jim!
While there will always be challenges, our Community has made great strides in the
past few years in paying off the roof loan and planning ahead for what is best for Four
Colonies. Never will we agree on every decision, or every issue. Valuing and examining
differing opinions is how we improve. The key to making Four Colonies better will be our
ability to disagree without being disagreeable. I look forward to serving as your president in
the coming year.
Daryl Roller,
President
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2015-2016
Four Colonies Board of Directors & Officers
Board of Directors & Officers elected at the annual meeting are as follows:
New board members elected:
Ada Niedenthal
Dottie Pope
Barb Schauperl.
Officers for the 2015-2016 year:
Daryl Roller, President;
Ann Arnott, Vice-President;
Dottie Pope, Secretary
John Karpinski, Treasurer.
Committee Chairpersons and members will be selected over the coming weeks. We
appreciate all of the homeowners who attended the meeting and all who voted. Your
support and involvement in our community are greatly appreciated.
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Four Colonies
2015 Yard Waste Schedule & Guidelines
_____________________________________________________________________
Collection will be made on the following MONDAY dates:
March 16
April 13
May 11
June 15
July 20
August 17
September 21
October 19
November 16
December 14
Please have your paper bags or 18” x 36” bundles out by 7:00 am
Thank you for choosing Republic Waste & Compost Connection for your yard waste
recycling needs. We appreciate your business and look forward to a great year.
All items must be packaged in paper lawn waste bags or tied into 18’ x 36” bundles.
Route Service begins at 7:00 a.m. Please make sure all items are easily accessible
from the street.
We only pickup natural yard waste including grass, leaves, tree limbs, flower or
garden plants (without their pots), walnuts, apples, Christmas trees (6’ or less), etc. All
materials collected are taken to a licensed compost facility. This recycling facility does
not allow for ANY trash, landscape, or construction materials. If bags contain trash or
foreign material they will have to be left at the curb. Any plastic inside your bag will be
considered trash and not picked up. We do NOT collect animal waste. Please tie
brush securely with rope or twine – not wire. Mark bundles of thorns for the driver’s
safety. Christmas Trees are the only items that do not require bagging or bundling.
We will accept Christmas trees up to 6’ in length, if larger please cut in half.
Maximum item weight is 50 pounds. Do not use plastic tape on paper bags since
it is not biodegradable. Small cardboard boxes may be used provided they are no
larger than the size and weight limits. We suggest boxes for fruits, small brush, wood or
items that would easily break a bag during removal. We ask you to not use cans for your
waste.
Thank you for your business and compliance with our guidelines
If you have any questions please contact Compost Connection at 816-761-8300
or Email [email protected]
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Homeowner’s Corner – May 2015
Question: Could you remind people to secure trash so it does not blow around? Homeowner
Answer: When trash pickup day is blustery, we have trash that takes to the wind. Please make sure all
trash is secure within the containers.
Question: Can I use the pool card I had last year this year? Homeowner
Answer: Yes, your pool card is good each year as long as the address related to the card is in good
standing (dues paid up and no liens on property). New homeowners can purchase a pool card from the
office for $10 after filling out the pool card form and showing proof of residency.
Pools open Saturday, May 23rd.
Question: I see some dog walkers are not picking up the poop. What to do? Homeowner
Answer: Call the City of Lenexa Animal Control Office, 913-477-7385, and lodge a complaint giving as
much information as possible (date, time, person’s name, type of animal, location, photo, etc.) so the
City can issue a citation to the dog owner. After three citations the dog owner is fined.
The City requires the person witnessing the event to report the event; it cannot be reported through the
Four Colonies office.
Another thought – confront the offender and ask if they would please pick up the dog poop as required
by the City. Perhaps if enough residents do this, offenders may be nudged into complying.
Question: Is there a policy on displaying real estate signs? Homeowner
Answer: One real estate sign can be displayed from the inside of a window. In the case of Garden
Villas where windows are not visible from the street, one sign may be attached to the fence. Directional
signs may only be displayed when there is an open house. Any signs that do not meet this policy are
removed by staff and taken to the office.
Question: What are the colored lines/marks and flags for? Homeowner
Answer: Locators have been mapping utilities lines and right-of ways as new cable lines are being
installed.
Have a question for Homeowner’s Corner? We will try to give you an answer.
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2015 Paint Schedule
Contractor - R. H. Painting, Inc.
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8101-03-05-09 Monrovia
12138-40-42-44 W. 82nd Terrace
12126-28-30-32-34-36 W. 82nd Terrace
12100-02-04-06 W. 82nd Terrace
12108-10-12-14 W. 82nd Terrace
12012-14 W. 82nd Terrace
12000-02 W. 82nd Terrace
8251-53-55-57-59-61 Monrovia
8271-73-75-77-79-81 Monrovia
8283-85-87-89-91-93 Monrovia
8206 Monrovia
8214 Monrovia
8230 Monrovia
8250 Monrovia
8254 Monrovia
8262 Monrovia
12409 W. 82nd Place
12413 W. 82nd Place
12417 W. 82nd Place
12421 W. 82nd Place
12414 W. 82nd Place
12400 W. 82nd Place
12376 W. 82nd Place
12372 W. 82nd Place
12356 W. 82nd Place
12352 W. 82nd Place
12348 W. 82nd Place
Helpful hints from your Paint committee for paint color selection (a) choose a color by driving through the
neighborhood. The office can tell you the color if you supply the address. (b) 12” x 12” samples are available at
the office. Take it outside on a sunny day, a cloudy day and in the evening.
Estimated start date - April 1, 2015. - Estimated completion date - November 1, 2015.
Schedule is subject to change.
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2015 Paint Schedule
Contractor - Contemporary Painting, LLC
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12101 W. 82nd Terrace
12103 W. 82nd Terrace
12105 W. 82nd Terrace
12107 W. 82nd Terrace
12109 W. 82nd Terrace
12111 W. 82nd Terrace
12113 W. 82nd Terrace
12004-06-08-10 W. 82nd Terrace
11924-26-28-30 W. 82nd Terrace
11916-18-20-22 W. 82nd Terrace
11900 W. 82nd Terrace
11901 W. 82nd Terrace
11902 W. 82nd Terrace
11903 W. 82nd Terrace
8174-76-78-80 Halsey
8182-84-86-88 Halsey
8190-92-94-96 Halsey
8210-12-14-16 Halsey
8218-20-22-24 Halsey
8226-28-29-27 Halsey
8219-21-23-25 Halsey
8211-13-15-17 Halsey
Helpful hints from your Paint committee for paint color selection (a) choose a color by driving through the
neighborhood. The office can tell you the color if you supply the address. (b) 12” x 12” samples are available
at the office. Take it outside on a sunny day, a cloudy day and in the evening.
Estimated start date - April 1, 2015. - Estimated completion date - November 1, 2015.
Schedule is subject to change.
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FOUR COLONIES’ BOOK CLUB SELECTIONS
2014-2015
First Wednesday; Social – 7 p.m.; Book Review – 7:30 p.m.
Date
Book Title
Author
Book Type
Reviewer/
Host
In an isolated mansion on the windswept Cornish coast,
the second Mrs. de Winter recalls the chilling events as
she began her new life with a husband she barely knew.
Rebecca
Reagan.
416 pages
paperback
May 6, 2015
Rebecca
Daphne
DuMaurier,
1938, Classic
June 3, 2015
Killing Patton
Bill O’Reilly/
Martin Dugard,
2014, Novel
The strange death of WWII’s most audacious General.
Helen Lightle,
368 pages
hardback
July 8, 2015
The Girls of
Atomic City
Denise Kieman,
2013, History
True stories of the top-secret WWII town of Oak Ridge,
TN, and the young women brought there unknowingly
to help build the atomic bomb.
To Be
Determined,
373 pages
hardback
August 5,
2015
Now They
Call Me
Infidel
Nonie Darwish,
2006,
Autobiography
Why I renounced Jihad for America, Israel, and the War
on Terrorism. Insight into the world of Islamic
radicalism.
Shirley Maize,
272 pages
paperback
September 2,
2015
Select books for next year and party!!!
Second
Wednesday
POOLS OPEN MAY 23, 2015
Last Year’s Pool cards are still valid.
New Homeowners can purchase pool
entry cards at the office
8:00 am to 5:00 pm
One Card Per Address
THE FEE IS AS FOLLOWS:
FIRST CARD
$10.00
Replacement Cards
SECOND CARD $20.00
THIRD CARD
$30.00
FOUR COLONIES HOMES ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL HOMEOWNER MEETING MINUTES
April 20, 2015
Board of Directors:
Dawn Harmon
Ann Arnott
Jim Shields
John Karpinski
Sara Funk
Dan Golan
Tom Lance
Linda Khan-Lynch
Daryl Roller
Becky Powell
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President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
General Manager
Absent: Tom Lance
These minutes have not been approved.
President Dawn Harmon called the Annual Meeting of the Four Colonies Homes Association to order at
7:00 p.m. April 20, 2015 at Clubhouse #2 gymnasium.
The reading of last year’s Annual Meeting minutes was waived. Dawn Harmon made the motion to
accept the minutes. John Karpinski seconded. The motion passed by acclamation of the Association
members present.
Bill Brooks, Chair of the Tellers Committee, certified a quorum was present by proxy and attendance,
and that notices were mailed in accordance with document requirements.
Linda Khan-Lynch introduced the Tellers Committee. They were Bill Brooks, Chair and Committee
Persons, Beverly Brooks, Pat Quinlan, Priscilla Turrel, and Tina Wiley.
Linda Khan-Lynch announced that Scott Kiekel one of the candidates for the Board had dropped out.
The candidates for the Board were introduced: Dee Hilsinger-Schmits, Joyce Krull, Ada Niedenthal,
Dottie Pope, Barbara Schauperl, and Jim Shields
Nominations were then opened from the floor. There were no nominations from the floor.
Linda Khan-Lynch made the motion to close the nominations. The nominations were closed by
acclamation of the Association members present.
The candidates gave a short explanation of why they would like to serve on the Board of Directors.
The candidates answered questions from the homeowners present.
1.
2.
Dee Hilsinger-Schmits
Joyce Krull
12340 W. 82 Place
12400 W. 82 Place
3.
4.
Ada Niedenthal
Dottie Pope
8050 Monrovia
11906 W. 82 Terrace
5.
Barbara Schauperl
8050 Colony
6.
Jim Shields
8058 Monrovia
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Mr. Brooks opened the ballot voting. The ballots were collected and given to the Tellers Committee to
count.
Dawn Harmon gave the presidential address.
Mr. Karpinski read the IRS Tax Resolution #7-604. Mr. Karpinski made the motion to approve the IRS
Tax Resolution #7-604 for 2014. The motion passed by acclamation of the Association members
present.
Mr. Karpinski read the IRS Tax Resolution #118. Mr. Karpinski made the motion to approve the IRS
Tax Resolution #118 for 2014. The motion passed by acclamation of the Association members present.
2013 Committee reports were given:
Financial
Grounds
Architectural
Paint
Roofing
Social
Common Facilities
Long Range Planning
John Karpinski
Daryl Roller
Ann Arnott
Jim Shields
John Karpinski
Linda Khan-Lynch
Sara Funk
Sara Funk
The announcement of the election results was reported.
Ada Niedenthal, Dottie Pope, and Barbara Schauperl.
Newly elected Board members are:
The motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Dawn Harmon and seconded by Ann Arnott.
The meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m.
An executive session was held by the Board immediately following to elect officers for the coming year.
The results were:
Daryl Roller
Ann Arnott
Dottie Pope
John Karpinski
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
______________________________
Respectfully Submitted,
Jim Shields, Secretary
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Four Colonies Homes Association
Balance Sheet - 3-31-15
Account
Description
Operating
Reserves
Other
10100 Petty Cash
500.00
500.00
10200 National BK of KC Operating CH
235,060.54
235,060.54
10210 United Missouri Bank
242,184.49
242,184.49
Totals
ASSETS
10211 Landmark National Bank 3
75,040.72
75,040.72
10212 Brotherhood Bank
138,000.00
138,000.00
10213 BMO Harris Bank
90,000.00
90,000.00
12000 Unit Dues Receivable
70,209.93
70,209.93
12100 Accrued Interest Receivable
12400 Allowance for Delinquent Dues
12800 Prepaid Insurance
12820 Prepaid Copy Expense
450.89
450.89
(22,150.00)
(22,150.00)
9,323.06
9,323.06
184.04
15257 Brotherhood Bank 2
184.04
109,416.00
109,416.00
15260 Landmark National Bank 1
61,585.42
61,585.42
15261 Commerce Bank Reserve
234,402.80
234,402.80
15262 Landmark National Bank 2
108,707.98
108,707.98
1,264,412.39
1,264,412.39
17200 Clubhouse
438,600.00
438,600.00
17300 Clubhouse Improvements
155,108.66
155,108.66
17400 Trucks/Equipment
67,567.60
67,567.60
17500 Furniture/Appliances
23,863.41
23,863.41
443,385.95
443,385.95
17100 Improvements
17600 Pool
17700 Computers
17800 Land
18100 Accumulated Depreciation
TOTAL ASSETS
11,343.05
11,343.05
913,175.69
913,175.69
(1,580,584.00)
(1,580,584.00)
___________
___________
___________
___________
838,803.67
514,112.20
1,736,872.75
3,089,788.62
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LIABILITIES & EQUITY
CURRENT LIABILITIES:
20510 Accrued Income Tax
1,013.00
1,013.00
21285 Accounts Payable Roof Loan
84,507.24
84,507.24
22250 Prepaid Homeowner Dues
27,551.43
27,551.43
22260 Accrued Payroll
8,317.51
8,317.51
22270 Accrued Interest
262.91
262.91
2,500.00
2,500.00
22300 Clubhouse Deposits
Subtotal Current Liabilities
___________
___________
___________
___________
124,152.09
0.00
0.00
124,152.09
___________
___________
___________
___________
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
RESERVES:
Subtotal Reserves
EQUITY:
26500 Designated Capital
1,045,300.28
1,045,300.28
27500 Additional Pd - In Capital
477,953.04
477,953.04
28000 Retained Earnings-prior years
915,418.06
Current Year Net Income/(Loss)
Subtotal Equity
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY
915,418.06
179,301.73
0.00
0.00
179,301.73
__________
___________
____________
___________
2,617,973.11
0.00
0.00
2,617,973.11
2,742,125.20
0.00
0.00
2,742,125.20
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Four Colonies Homes Association
Income/Expense
3-1-15 - 3-31-15
Current
Actual
Year-To-Date
Actual
33000 Administrative & Common Area
88,635.36
265,906.08
33010 Reserves - Roof Replacement
15,350.26
46,050.78
33020 Roof Repair
1,250.00
3,750.00
33030 Gutters
2,900.48
8,701.44
833.33
2,499.99
21,427.25
64,281.75
33050 Paint/Roof - Garage
347.27
1,041.81
33060 Paint/Roof - Carport
703.39
2,110.17
(595.00)
(1,785.00)
34000 Clubhouse Rentals
400.00
1,900.00
34010 Clarion
195.00
855.00
34020 Interest-Regular
14.32
42.96
34030 Misc. Other
41.54
177.25
34040 Misc. Owner Income
15.00
15.00
0.00
450.00
_________
_________
131,518.20
395,997.23
17,913.81
56,832.15
114.95
344.85
3,350.00
5,850.00
25.00
87.50
50051 Copier Expense
464.71
648.49
50061 Collection Expense (Del Due)
140.20
(656.43)
50071 Insurance
300.00
5,171.00
50091 Legal
385.00
715.00
50095 Bad Debt Expense
0.00
2,606.30
50101 Employee Relations/Education
0.00
185.82
366.53
734.05
1,056.07
1,056.07
0.00
399.40
50141 Security Alarm
914.13
1,828.26
50151 Professional Services
206.27
926.54
50161 Taxes (corporate income)
332.00
332.00
0.00
40.00
50191 Office Equipment - Misc.
559.21
559.21
50231 Office Telephone
366.05
1,095.68
50242 Service Charges
15.00
15.00
_________
_________
26,508.93
78,770.89
Account
Description
INCOME:
33031 Gutter Repair
33040 Paint - Homes
33070 Light Credit
34050 Collection Income
Subtotal Income
EXPENSES
General & Administrative
50011 Payroll
50021 Accounting Fees
50031 Annual Audit/Tax Prep
50040 Web Page Maintenance
50111 Office Materials/Supplies
50112 Annual Meeting
50131 Postage
50171 Taxes-other (property/licenses)
General & Administrative
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Common Area Maintenance
Current
Actual
Year-To-Date
Actual
0.00
501.00
51032 Contract - Trash
13,015.64
19,484.71
51042 Contract - Pool
1,320.00
1,320.00
156.60
469.80
0.00
5,733.30
13,066.67
39,200.01
1,200.00
1,200.00
0.00
1,785.00
6,736.25
7,786.25
51092 Grounds Improvements
866.51
866.51
51095 Public Relations
130.04
227.00
51115 Common Facilities Maintenance
678.96
2,704.31
0.00
1,277.82
51132 Lighting
333.32
1,183.32
51142 Utilities
3,169.66
10,890.78
244.17
2,392.72
51162 Tools/Equip/Supplies
(123.08)
(101.66)
51163 Right of Restoration
(303.13)
(3,700.23)
__________
__________
40,491.61
93,220.64
52013 Paint Homes
138.47
138.47
52043 Residential-Roof Repairs
987.00
1,587.00
Account
Description
51012 Clubhouse Cleaning
51043 Keri System (Pools)
51051 Optional Lawn Service
51052 Contract - Lawn
51053 Yard Waste Pick Up
51062 Contract - Tree Service
51072 Snow Removal/Chemicals
51116 Termite Treatment Clubhouses
51152 Truck Maintenance/Golf Cart
Common Area Maintenance
Residential Maintenance
52053 Gutter -Repairs
1,950.50
2,278.50
__________
__________
3,075.97
4,003.97
0.00
40,700.00
__________
__________
0.00
40,700.00
__________
__________
0.00
0.00
TOTAL EXPENSES
70,076.51
216,695.50
Current Year Net Income/(loss
61,441.69
179,301.73
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Residential Maintenance
Major Improvements/Repair
53034 Tree Removal
Major Improvements/Repai
Reserves
Reserves
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HOLIDAYS SCHEDULE
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS OBSERVED HOLIDAY
NEW YEARS DAY
MEMORIAL DAY
INDEPENDENCE DAY
LABOR DAY
THANKSGIVING DAY
CHRISTMAS DAY
Should one of the above holidays fall on your
Normal pick-up day, your waste will be picked up one
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ALL OTHER HOLIDAYS THERE WILL BE
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BOARD MEETINGS
ALWAYS THE 3RD MONDAY
OF THE MONTH
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Fax: 913-888-6732
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Four Colonies WEB Site:
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ADVERTISEMENT 14
JOYCE ZIBRO
Your Real Estate Specialist
since 1976
Four Colonies Resident
since 1973
May
2015
Continued Low Inventory in Four Colonies
Only six properties are listed for sale in Heartland MLS as we go to press for the May
Clarion. The homes are: One Maisonette II (2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath two-story), listed at
$93,500; One Manor II (3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath 2-story with carport), reduced to
$124,900; One Manor III 3-story (3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath with carport), $126,000; Two
Chalet’s (3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath with double
garage), $126,950 and $130,000; and one beautifully rehabbed (3 bedroom, 2 bath
end-unit ranch with single garage), $132,500.
Five Sales March 20th to April 23rd
Five properties went under contract for sale during this time: Two
Maisonette II’s listed at $102,000 and $104,750; One end-unit (3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath
ranch with 2 carports), listed at $124,950; One (3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, end-unit 2story), listed at $99,500; and One (3 bedroom, 2 bath end-unit ranch with double garage), $162,500.
Hot New Listing
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Spring Market is Heating Up
A perfect time to list your property for sale if you are thinking about selling.
“Have a Happy and Safe Memorial Day”
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RE/MAX REALTY SUBURBAN
913-647-7127 /913-645-9144
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.joycezibro.com
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Coffee 9:00am
RENTAL CH3
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CLARION
DEADLINE
Perkins
Coffee 9:00am
RENTAL CH3