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The recent rains have brought a beautiful transformation to our hills, much like the energy we are feeling here at OHCC. From the incredible Dean Z performance that my wife and I attended, to our various cultural events, it is a joy to see our community thriving. As we look ahead, my goals remain focused on inclusion, conclusion, and progress. Here are a couple of my ideas: A town hall meeting to plan what we want for the future would give everyone a chance to bring their ideas about what they would like to see in OHCC future. It would be especially important to hear from our younger residents whose wants and desires may be quite different from our more seasoned residents. If we want OHCC to continue to be the premiere over 55 HOA in Southern California, there will always be new things and ideas to explore. In addition, it was mentioned to me that it would be nice to sit down with the Master Board and chat informally. The idea of having coffee with the Board would be a good start. We would like to hear what is on your mind and what we could do better. After all, we are here to represent you. As we finish the last of the three big major projects of the golf course, lanai, and the lake, we need to explore what we did well, what we could have done better, and how this will shape how we approach future projects. We need to report on the entire costs of these projects to finally close the books on them, and then, hopefully move forward in a united way. By the time you read this, voting on the two ballot measures should be completed. Regardless of the outcome, I wish to thank everyone who voted. It is important that we recognize the will of the people whatever the outcome. As we continue our journey together, let us keep our hearts and minds open, embrace our differences, and celebrate the possibilities that lie ahead. The Master Board has been busy over the past month. This is a summary of what has transpired. e Board convened a special executive meeting on Feb. 2 and took the following action: • Discussed the Cox/fiber Association election • Approved a Groundforce change order for dewatering the lake site after recurrent rainstorms for $17,976.40 • Discussed the upcoming Association insurance renewal • Discussed various current legal and disciplinary matters concerning incidents in the community • Discussed and reviewed the Association policy for Immigration and Customs Enforcement • Discussed and planned for committee and Board training events e Board met in Executive session on Feb. 17 and took the following actions: • Approved the minutes of Executive sessions on Jan. 12, 20, 30, and Feb. 2 • Reviewed and took disciplinary action on four failures to stop citations • Approved the recording of liens and initiation on foreclosures when eligible on APN 169-384-25-00 and APN 169-384-12-00 • Discussed the Feb. 17 Cox town hall • Discussed the future of the OHCC website including plans for an update • Reviewed Operating Rules language relating to the Billiards Room • Met with maintenance staff to discuss various maintenance items including the Delos Way crib wall, the Marathon Way crib wall, the Association f lagpoles, the Clubhouse water heater, and the need for a heater at the front gate guard house e Board met in Regular session on Feb. 19 and took the following actions: • Approved the minutes of the Regular session on Jan. 15 and the organizational meeting on Jan. 23 • Approved the minutes of the Executive Finance Committee meeting of Jan. 23 • Approved the abbreviated financials for the period ending Dec. 31, 2025 • Approved funds transfers exceeding $10,000 • Approved liens on accounts P280121602411 and P280121602962 • Tabled proposed security camera Operating Rules language to | OHCC LIVING | APRIL 2026 | 3 President's Message By Don Williams Continued on next page