Annual Meeting Debrief
Thank you very much for coming out this weekend to our annual meeting of the owners. We sincerely thank you for your participation in either attending or by sending in your proxy. Thanks to you, we reached a quorum, were able to conduct our business, and again you have five duly elected board members representing your interests. Immediately after the annual meeting, the board met for its required organizational meeting and selected our officers for the year.
The 2012 Shiloh Farms Board of Directors:
• President - Joe Marroquin (Belmont)- Term ends in 2013
• Vice President - Lenox Wilson (Belmont)- Term ends in 2013
• Treasurer - Edison Fowler (Crofton)- Term ends in 2015
• Secretary - Tony Helms (Ridgefield)- Term ends in 2015
• Member at Large - Malay Dave (Ridgefield)- Term ends in 2014
We thank all the members for your patience and participation. Look for regular updates at our website and for occassional mailers. If anything big comes up, we'll reach out to all of you by letter via postal mail. As always, feel free to drop by our board meetings generally scheduled for the third Monday of the month at 7pm at our Clubhouse. Let's aim for a quiet, safe, and enjoyable year.
Please help us keep our amenities safe
With our broader community maturing and our amenities in very high demand, some people will not hesitate to steal the use of the amenities that we have worked very hard to build and maintain.
1) Please make sure that the pool gate remains closed at all times (this helps keep unsupervised children from endangering themselves by entering the pool area and also keeps strangers from illegally entering the pool)
2) Please do not allow people to piggyback into the pool. That person might be a stranger intent on stealing the use of our amenities or intent on theft or other criminal activity.
3) If you see strangers playing tennis or using the playground, feel free to do the neighborly thing and introduce yourselves - ask them what part of Shiloh they live in. I always feel safer when I know that the person standing next to me is not a stranger but my neighbor from up the hill. If they turn out not to be from Shiloh, you can tell them that this is private property (if you feel comfortable making that statement) or you can call the police or a board member to help you handle the situation.
If at any point you feel unsafe or threatened by the presence of a stranger, try to remove yourself from danger by leaving and dialing 911. Please only do what you feel safe doing.
Joe Marroquin - President Shiloh Farms HOA
