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The Finance Committee held its monthly meeting on March 2. The financial statement for December 2019 was reviewed and recommended for Board approval. Highlights of the October financial report follows. Total Assets are $9,837,057 including checking $660,844 and reserve assets of $7,757,145. Operating money market and CDs totaled $1,303,779. Total Liabilities currently are $259,961 and Total Equity of $9,577,095. There was a net income loss for the month of $38,501. Front yard cost center expenses were under budget by $4,819 and Springdale cost center expenses were under budget by $2,031. Seven proposals were reviewed. Six proposals were recommended for board approval, one was returned for additional scope of work consideration. The Committee recommended that excess operating revenue for 2019 be held in the operating CD account and be utilized for potential unidentified expenses in 2020 or to offset HOA fee increases for 2021 Six committee persons and Board liaisons, Jerry Monahan and Jolene Cooley, were present. There is an opening on the Finance Committee. If you are interested, please come to our next meeting on April 28, 1 pm in the RCN Conference Room. ~ Barry Ginnetti, b2ginnetti@gmail.com 20 FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | APRIL 2020 Finance Committee HANDS AND HUGS COULD SPREAD BUGS The residents of Four Seasons need to protect themselves from the spread of the flu and other viruses. Steps should be taken immediately to slow down the spread of a virus. This can be done by proper handwashing, coughing into your elbow or sleeve, and limiting social interactions (no hugs or handshakes). The Board has recognized that we resemble a landlocked cruise ship. There are lots of activities here just as on a cruise ship. The EPC Committee reminds residents that common sense and proper hygiene will help keep us safe. You should see an increase in safety measures around the community. There will be more hand-sanitizer stations readily available and signs in the restrooms will remind residents to wash their hands. The Handwashing Guide, from the CDC Article Clean Hands Saves Lives, lists the five steps to proper handwashing: 1. Wet your hands. 2. Lather your hands to spread the soap. 3. Scrub your hands for 20 seconds or sing the "Happy Birthday" song twice. 4. Rinse your hands with running water. 5. Dry your hands with a paper towel or air dryer. COVID-19 shares some symptoms with the flu. They both feature a fever and cough. COVID-19 also causes respiratory problems like shortness of breath. The flu has more symptoms like a cold; a runny nose, muscle or body aches, headaches, and fatigue. The virus is too new to have any vaccine available. This is why we need to be so careful. Hopefully, if everyone washes their hands and coughs into their elbow or sleeve and stays home if they are feeling sick, we can stop the spread of the illness. Clubs and groups are reminded to clean their balls and cues and change or clean their decks of playing cards if they are exposed to any sick persons. We meet on the third Tuesday of the month. The next meeting is Tuesday, April 21 at 10 am in the RCN Conference Room. Join us if you can. ~ Michael A. Mendoza, srmendoza@verizon.net Emergency Preparedness Committee Facilities Committee The new pickleball LED lighting was approved and should be completed and working by the time you read this issue of the Breeze. NPG will slurry the streets in Phase A and Four Seasons Blvd. between The Summit and the Courts. That will take place early this year. We are in the process of addressing some major street fracturing that has been brought to our attention on seven of our streets. We are still in the process of working on finalizing bids and approvals for roof repairs on The Lodge, the RCN and Spa buildings. The Facilities Committee meets in the RCN Conference Room on the second Wednesday of the month at 10 am. We always welcome residents to join us and share their ideas or concerns. ~ Jim Griffin, jjimgriff08@aol.com

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