3. Purpose of Committee
    a. Block Watch – Poll – Results (Renee)/Discussion meeting with Kenmore Police
    b. Emergency Preparedness – Poll – Results (Died due to lack of interest, post information on web (Marc) and distribute
    in binder (Val))
    c. Liaison with Kenmore Police and Fire Stan – Police/Mark – Fire (no change)
    d. Information Dissemination to HOA
        i. Group E-mail – Poll if want (obtain list for group E-mailing of information)
        ii. Via website (See item 8)
        iii. i.e. vacation safety tips, sex offender notification, local laws, survival supply lists (See item 8)

4. ID process for notification of problems (Frank) – In writing/E-mail or mail to HOA POB/clear violation of CCNR/Follow up on suggestions made in the August meeting - CCNR violations vs. violations of the law – provide examples (Stan)/Review examples for posting to website
    a. A homeowner has several options regarding how to deal with any violations of the law or CCNR’s.
        i. Option 1 – take the opportunity to meet your neighbor and explain the issue you have with them and give them the
        opportunity to correct the problem.
        ii. Option 2 – call the board to report the violation of the CCNR
            1. Examples of some CCNR violations – Garbage cans left out; yard out of compliance, weeds, grass not cut, etc.;
            cars parked on the lawn, house color, changes to the architecture of your house or landscaping; See CCNR’s for
            other violations.
            2. It should be noted that some CCNR’s are also violations of the law. These may be handled by any of the listed
            options.
            3. Option 3 – call 911 to report a violation of the law
    b. Examples of some violations of the law that are also covered under our CCNR’s include – Noise, parking, and aggressive
    animals (King County animal control).
        i. It should be noted that some violations of the law are also CCNR violations. These may be handled by any of the
        listed options.
    c. Speeding is not covered under the CCNR’s and can be dealt with via option 1 or 3.
 

5. Options – call 911, call board, talk to neighbor All members educate HOA members
Ideas/Issues – speeders, trespassers, kids at play signs - All members educate HOA members

6. Delegation of projects with follow up time line. See notes in Red/Blue

7. Safety Packet and list of contacts, etc. (Stan/Val) (Info delivered to Val)

8. New Business – House check form/Solicitor requirements/vacation checklist – Submitted to Lori for posting

9. Conclusion/ Next meeting – Thursday, Nov 30th 7PM