Meet Your Founding Board of Directors! Mr. West W. Walker, M.Ed. a resident since 2006, and a full time educator with the Tracy Unified School District. He would like to see a new Weston Ranch by having cameras in public areas, and outreaching to every segment of the Weston Ranch community. He supports the Neighborhood Watch and CC&R Groups as the best way to unite WR. He previously served on the W.R.O.C. board as President. Join Today! Gordon Brooks has been a resident of WR since 2001. He does government security operations, as owner of www.guardforce.us. He is a former Fresno police officer and a federal agent with the Federal Protective Service. He is featured in a documentary that A&E/Speed TV did on one of his operations, type in “Dangerous Drives Prisoner Transporters” on www.hulu.com. Mr. Brooks would like to see the security needs of our community improved, including Neighborhood Watches. His motto is, “Team Work Makes the Dream Work at Weston Ranch” . What is the Weston Ranch Community Association? Richard Smith is an original purchaser of Weston Ranch. He is passionate about improving the quality of life in WR. He was recently featured in a news story stressing his concern with the lack of a dedicated police force for the roughly 23,000 population in WR. He wants the police substation to return. He and his wife also rescue pets in the community, and is actively involved with social media. He is a former Weston Ranch Community Organization (WROC) Board of Director and is looking forward to working toward a vision which unites all residents and presents one clear voice for the community. A NEW START FOR WESTON RANCH! Jocelyn Hillyard moved to Weston Ranch from the San Francisco Bay Area in 2003. She has always been involved with positive change in Weston Ranch: Since 2005 she has been a Neighborhood Watch Captain and worked with Stkn Code Enforcement called “V.O.I.C.E.” (Volunteers on Identifying Code Enforcement). Her and her husband are the cofounders of the popular Facebook Neighborhood Watch site. Thomas Campagna is an original purchaser at Weston Ranch. He has recently completed accounting and Business degrees at San Joaquin Delta College and is working towards his Accounting BA. He was recently Treasurer of WROC. He is found constantly online scanning the numerous issues in WR, and out in his car assisting those in need. He is excited about a new organization at Weston Ranch which involves each resident and owner uniting the community. He is concerned about WR-wide safety as a NW Block Captain. Susan Goudie-Adams, LVN II is one of our newest residents in Weston Ranch (March 2013). She has a unique perspective as a new resident and what her expectations are in deciding to call WR her home. Susan has lived in the San Joaquin and Stanislaus Counties for the last 30 years, where she has been active with Turlock Youth Football and Pitman Band Fundraising. She has worked in the medical field for the last 20 years. Her number one priority is keeping WR safe and protecting the investment we residents have all made here. Her plans include getting a Neighborhood Watch up and running and to be as active in Weston Ranch as she had been in Turlock. PO BOX 1091 French Camp 95231 Phone: 209-814-3261 E-mail: westonranchcommunityassociation @gmail.com Weston Ranch Community Association © 2013 Our Mission What are “CC&R’s” The mission of the Community Association is to help unite and organize all 78 units and 5600 homes of Weston Ranch! √ Organize Neighborhood Watches √ Eliminate blight and improve our image √ Help neighbors who are in violation of code enforcement √ Assist neighbors in understanding their CC&Rs The “Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions” (CC&Rs) were signed by every owner in each unit. They allow each unit to form a committee to: 1) Help neighbors who are unable to resolve city code violations. The elderly, single parents, handicap can be helped with the “Handymen-of Humanity” volunteer group. 2) Offer variances to those who need more time to resolve city code violations (Been cited? Unit Committee and WRCA can help!). 3) Identify gross violators of blight and nuisances. 4) Remind investors that rentals are required to follow CC&Rs. 5) Assist in amending CC&R’s based on recent changes in laws, and neighbors desires. √ Welcome new neighbors with a 7) Involve each community in the affairs of Weston Ranch. “WELCOME WAGON” campaign. √ Maintain a public website JAMPACKED of community information: events, security updates, pet rescue, clubs, tax audits, classifieds, important links, a community calendar and more: all in ONE place! √ Focused on uniting our community! Neighborhood Watch Each street is listed, with a map, on the westonranchcommunityassociaton.com website. This list shows if you are an active, or inactive neighborhood. Besides passing a phone list, neighbors are meeting each other, having block parties, acquiring security cameras and keeping their homes safe! Will you help and join today? EVENTS & Volunteers! Monthly Newsletters! Website Calendar! Fundraising with the Asparagus Festival and Firework Stands! Crab Feeds! Neighborhood/CC&R Committee Meetings! River Cleanup! Handymen Volunteers! Membership Drive! Welcome Wagon! Installing security cameras! Community Awards/Potluck! Will you be involved with your community and volunteer?  ONE VOICE  ONE COMMUNITY  ONE PLAN Join Today! Phone: 209-814-3261 E-mail: Website: westonranchcommunityassociation.com http://Westonranchcommunityassociation.com 6) Unite all communities into one central Board of Directors. OUR PUBLIC IMAGE Weston Ranch has been mentioned as “Ground Zero” nationally in the media. We are a community facing many identity problems overcome by out-of-town investors and temporary residents who do not find Weston Ranch as their permanent home. In addition, the homeowners and residents who do care are disjointed and disorganized: is Weston Ranch just a part of Stockton or its own community with its own identity? With its modern housing and different school district: we are unique in that each of us signed property rights allowing us to ORGANIZE into committees and assist our neighborhoods! Further, we have been given the LEGAL AUTHORITY granted in our CC&Rs to select a REPRESENTATIVE as part of a central group: we shall call it the “Community Association!”