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THE BREEZE, Fall 2020 / Winter 2021
2020-2021 UPCOMING EVENTSAug 20 (Thurs) Board Meeting 6:30 pm *Sept 19 (Sat) Garage Sale All Day - Addition Wide Sept 17 (Thurs) Board Meeting 6:30 pm *Oct 15th (Thurs) Board Meeting 6:30 pm *Nov 19 (Thurs) Board Meeting 6:30 pm *Nov 29 to Jan 3 Xmas Yard of the Week Addition Wide Jan 21 (Thurs) Board Meeting 6:30 pm *Jan 25, 2021 (Mon) Breeze Spring Issue Deadline 9 amFeb 18 (Thurs) Board Meeting 6:30 pm *Mar 2, 2021 (Tues)Annual Meeting 6:30 pm * See CaHoa.org home page for Board Mtg Location.
Annual Fall Clean-Up (Free Dump Day) October 24, 2020 @ 7 am - 4 pm@ Waste Management Quarry Landfill: 13720 E. 46th St. North. Accessible by traveling north on U.S. Highway 169 to the eastbound exit at 46th St. North.
Residents may dump free by presenting a driver’s license with a Broken Arrow address or a recent utility bill. City employees will be on site to verify residency. Any household waste can be
dropped off except for the following items: Hazardous materials, liquids—such as paint in liquid form, gasoline, used oil, batteries, fluorescent light bulbs, untreated medical waste and compressed gas cylinders.
Box 470 • 2608 W. Kenosha • Broken Arrow, OK 74012
The Country Aire
BREEZEThe BREEZE is a bi-annual newspaper published by the Country Aire Homeowners Assoc. (CaHoA) © 2020-2021
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Aug 2020— Feb, 2021
The garage sale will be held on Saturday, 09/19/20, rain or shine. The only exception might be a government mandate or other recommendation to not hold the event. In
that case, it will be rescheduled to another date, and we will again publicize it.
The CAHOA places ads in eight community newspapers, including the Tulsa World in their print and on-line editions. The Tulsa World also sends out a text alert the day of our event to subscribers to the World. In addition, the CAHOA places an ad on Craigslist, which has proven to be a big draw to the Sale. We also hang huge banners along the entrances. Our neighborhood has a great reputation and when people see the advertisements (and banners) they make sure to come.
(NOTE: The Spring Garage Sale was canceled by City mandate because of COVID 19. FYI, the City of Broken Arrow typically allows up to 7 garage sales at one residence throughout the year. Unless it bans all garage sales, you may proceed on any other date that suits you. During this time of COVID 19, we ask everyone to practice social distancing, wear masks, and follow state and local guidelines.)
The garage sale is on the day advertised, come rain or shine.
Addition-Wide!Garage SaleSAT - 9/19/20
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CAHOA Board - 2020-2021 President ...... Bill Thomas .................. (918) 521 -9961 Vice President ...... Bobby Liniger ............. (918) 521 -6859 Secretary ...... Elizabeth Yenca ............(724) 316-6916 Treasurer ...... Julie Liniger.................. (918) 521 -6856
Board Members ...... David Webb ................. (918) 688-8874 ...... Gene Redford .............. (918) 258-9274 ...... Steve Owings ................(918) 258-1669 ...... Mike VanSchoyck ........ (918) 258-4700 ...... VACANCY ...............................................
Advertising ...... David Webb .................. (918) 688-8874 Editor, Design ...... Dianna Burrup ..............(918) 521-1821
Breeze Printing ...... Hot off the Press: Dennis Gardner ............(918) 492-2313
Current Ad Rates Business Cards ............................$25One-Quarter Page ......................$50One-Third Page ...........................$65One-Half Page ............................$90Full Page ...................................$150CAHOA Paid Members Receive 10% off these rates.
Rates apply to one issue, each Fall and Spring.
Reaches 900+ Homes in Country Air Estates
twice a year!
FROM THE PREZby Bill Thomas
Like you, this has been one of the most interesting periods in my life - With a lot of STRESS. I hope you have found a way for relief from the pandemic stress, associated fatigue and the idea of wearing a mask whenever out in public. My family is suffering also; my minor annoyances are a neighbor with a barking dog, and another with a tree dropping branches on my shed. Yesterday a neighbor friend brought me fresh eggs for watering his plants while they were gone. This morning I helped another neighbor unload some construction material. Several days ago, another neighbor unexpectedly volunteered to take care of one of the park planters, watering and weeding it. I recognize the joys of neighbors when they come; I hope you can also.
LAWN CARE One joy earlier this year was John Zuniga of Hope Lawn Care, located in CAHOA, agreeing to mow the perimeter lawn of our complex and to plant flowers
in our entry flower beds, for a reduced price which allowed CAHOA to balance the budget this year. Hallelujah, that was a tremendous blessing for our limited funds. If you know John, tell him thanks for caring about his neighborhood. And maybe call him if you need quality lawn service; look for his ad on page 11 of this newsletter.
SECURITYWith the auto break ins and other crime reported on NextDoor, I hope you have a home security system with cameras. It is sad that we need it, but I have that on my ‘To Do’ list to purchase and install soon. Please see ‘Warm Weather Crime Prevention Tips’ by Lisa Ford with the Broken Police Department on NextDoor or at [email protected]. We currently keep our exterior lighting on full time at dark per BA Police recommendations. I believe the low cost for the electricity is justified by the improved home visibility at night.
CAHOA EVENTS & ACTIONSSome Spring and Summer events were canceled because of the pandemic. We are optimistically
planning for a Fall Garage Sale event. Maybe you’ve noticed that Broken Arrow Park Department has begun installing new playground equipment per the request and personal input of this CAHOA Board. In addition, Broken Arrow Stormwater recently flagged the drainage channels in our Country Aire Park to begin regrading the ditches, to drain standing water which host mosquitos. Those who walk the paved walking trail that extends north to 71st Street will notice an additional drainage culvert recently installed by BA Stormwater to improve drainage of the north end of our complex.
CAHOA BOARD VACANCYWe have a new vacancy on the CAHOA Board because a member resigned. We need CAHOA residents on the Board who care about the neighborhood they live in. All Board members are volunteers, with no pay; current ages vary from 30’s to late 70’s. They need to have a computer, an email address and download the ZOOM app for Board meetings while the pandemic is ongoing. Note that current Board meetings are conducted via ZOOM online, avoiding in person meetings for now. (Con’t on next page) ...
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PLANTER CARE (See Article on back page of BREEZE)We have a new CAHOA member, Mary Lux, who volunteered as a PLANTER PATRON to care for Planter Bed No. 8 at our Country Aire Park, (see the map in this Breeze, page 12). Mary is also a BA teacher, so one of my new hero’s. If you know Mary, or see her working the flower bed, tell her thanks for caring.
CAHOA MEMBERSHIP PAYMENTSThe link on our website at cahoa.org for online dues payment now works fine for normal dues payments plus any added donations you may consider; online makes it very easy. If you prefer, however, the CAHOA Membership payment coupon in this Breeze allows you to pay dues via the U.S. mail, and the full payment comes to us without the fee charged for the online collection service. The CAHOA Board sincerely appreciates and thanks the large number of our homeowners who pay dues and volunteer for the benefit of all 930+ homes in Country Aire Estates. We invite every resident in this complex to join us in celebrating that we live in the “Nicest Place in Oklahoma” where “the people in the neighborhood watch out and help each other” per the recent Reader’s Digest poll. ###
For 2020, CAHOA has received $13,000 of Income to date and we project total annual expenses $13,400. This year we received several extraordinary donations not normally expected. In addition, Hope Lawn Care, a Country Aire resident, provided us a superb mowing bid this year which allowed us to almost balance the budget. Typically mowing is our largest expense. Over the past five years, income for CAHOA has varied dramatically - one year our Income exceeded Expenses by almost +$3,000 (very non-typical) and other years there was a loss as much as -$1400.
As a board, we strive to be good stewards of the money given to CAHOA and do everything we can to keep expenses low. To avoid extra fees charged to our Arvest checking account during months with many dues payments, we will soon open an Arvest Money Market Account (MMA) with reserve funds. By making our deposits into the MMA, we save the extra checking account fees, plus the reserve funds will earn minimal interest. That earned interest will help offset fees charged on dues payments made via credit card. If you enjoy living in a neighborhood that looks great with fun family activities, please pay the very low $25 annual dues.
As Treasurer, I alert you that I will recommend we raise our dues to $40 per year to avoid negative balances in future years; (Also see the Membership Article, page 10). We appreciate that many of our homeowners donate even more than the minimum amount. ###
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The City of Broken Arrow is excited to announce the launch of a curbside recycling program this fall. In early October, service to more than 35,000 customers will begin, with all residents utilizing a trash cart, and having the option to begin recycling curbside. Previously, all Broken Arrow refuse was placed in one time use bags, and left on the curb. Our new system will introduce carts for trash, and the first opportunity for Broken Arrowians to recycle at the curb. For years, residents have had to transport their recyclables to a second location to be processed, but with the new system, they are able to place all eligible items into the recycling cart. The City believes this will help raise the recycling rate
for citizens, and will encourage residents to be more conscientious about their waste production. Broken Arrow’s efforts are supported by the Recycling Partnership. The Recycling Partnership offers funding to secure carts, as well as in-kind design and education technical assistance. Carts will be delivered to homes in late September, and the program should be in full swing by mid-fall. If you have any questions or concerns about the program, please call 918-259-2400 ext: 7364 or email Recycling Outreach Coordinator Mackenzie Jones at [email protected]. ###
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CAHOA BOARD NEEDS We would like to start off by saying “THANK YOU” to the volunteers who help the neighborhood. In the past couple of years we have had volunteers step down, so we are in need of additional help. These areas include:
Volunteer CoordinatorIf you like helping people who are helping, this is perfect for you! The Coordinator’s role would mainly be two-fold: 1) Communicate to the neighborhood what is needed, which can be done through the CAHOA Facebook page, Nextdoor and/or the website cahoa.org; 2) Communicating the voice for all of our volunteers. The board would like to know what all our volunteers do and to know them personally to better serve their needs.
Beautification CommitteeIf you like flowers and plants, this is perfect for you! The role of this position is to oversee the entrances to Country Aire. Maintaining the entrances is a tough job, we have seven entrances, and we have people working hard to keep them beautiful. We have hired a company to help out with weeding, trimming and adding mulch to the beds. Need Volunteers and One Board Member We are in need of a handful of volunteers plus one Board Member who can support the Board with ideas and humor (jokes are fun). Thank you so much to those who serve our community, we couldn’t do this without you. Keeping the neighborhood looking good is a big task, and not just the entrances, but we have great volunteers who step up and do many things I don’t know about. I commonly see some pick up trash in our neighborhood on their morning walk. So hopefully you are reading this, Thank you. Every resident plays a part, and keeping your area nice is appreciated. ###
If you are interested or just want more information, please contact Bobby Liniger.
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The CAHOA Board thanks all of our neighbors who water their greenery and maintain their yards. You help make our neighborhood beautiful! We will list all the Yard of the Week winners in the Spring Breeze, publishing Summer and Winter addresses.
A Special Thank You goes out to Toni Rhoades, Cory Allen,
Teresa Schrum, Amanda Sloan, and Linda Webb who selected the award winning homes each week. The Board sincerely appreciates your services. Anyone else who would like to participate in distributing Yard of the Week awards for period of Thanksgiving to New Years, please contact us through the CAHOA Facebook page. ###
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Country Aire Homeowner’s Association Membership Payment CouponDetach Coupon and Return with payment, mail to: CAHOA, 2608 W. Kenosha, Box 470, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
or Pay online: http://www.cahoa.org/store/c2/Dues.html
Name: _____________________________________ Telephone No.: (_______) __________________Address _____________________________________________________________________________City / State / Zip: _____________________________________________________________________E-mail: _____________________________________________________________________________
q I would be interested in serving as an: q Officer, or q Board of Director of the Association. q I am interested in serving on a nominating committee for selection of Officers q I would like to help select Yards of the Week. q Select Christmas Yard of the Week q I would like to help with: q Easter in the Park q Entrance Improvement
Please return this portion of the invoice with your payment. Please make any necessary changes in the name or address area of the form. Thanks much for your support of the Country Aire Homeowner’s Association. CAHOA Dues Invoice Annual Dues are $25, Check Payable to Country Aire Homeowners Association or
CAHOA. Donations are graciously accepted. Mail to: CAHOA, 2608 West Kenosha, Box # 470, Broken Arrow, OK 74012.
We are here and it is now. Further
than that, all human knowledge
is moonshine.
- H. L. Mencken
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One goal of CAHOA is for the neighborhood to be a welcoming
and helpful community. The best way for this to happen is for us to connect with one another. Here are some easy ways to do that!
Nextdoor.com - Our HOA has a nextdoor site that is private to residents, but also allows us to share with nearby neighborhoods if we want. The site is nextdoor.com Many of you already use this helpful resource to alert neighbors of activities in the area and express needs. A reminder when reporting crimes. The police do not see your posts, though they can post to our feed, so if you see something, call 9-1-1. Then post an Urgent
Alert so that your neighbors will be notified of the situation by both email and text message. If it is not currently happening, post it, but not as an Urgent Alert.
CAHOA Facebook Page - Did you know that we have a FB page? It is, https://www.facebook.com/CountryAireHOA/. Please like the page so that you can be alerted when we have upcoming events or have opportunities to serve the neighborhood. If there is something you would like listed, such as a personal garage sale or something send a message and we’d be glad to add it to the page’s feed.
CAHOA website (http://www.cahoa.org) - We have updated the CAHOA website with new information and the option to pay the $25 dues with credit card. ###
WAYS TO
WHAT ARE MY DUES FOR?Dues support an active homeowners association that is involved with the city. Thanks to the HOA we are a non soliciting neighborhood. Besides that your dues support the following:
EVENTS and Activities:Easter Egg Hunt in the Park (before Easter)
Bi-Annual Garage Sales (April and September)Summer Social Block Party (Early June)Annual Meeting (1st Tuesday in March)
Beautification: Mowing the Perimeter (our largest expense)
7 Beautiful Entrances with Signs Christmas Lighting (at all 7!)
Other Expenses:Insurance • Utilities • Postage • Printing
12-page Newsletter twice annually • P.O. Box Storage Rental • Website • Signs and Banners
Our other expenses are mostly minor and are a great service to the neighborhood.
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SCHOOL DAYElementary begins at 8:25 and ends at 3:25Morning Extended Day begins at 7:00 am and ends at 8:15 amAfternoon Extended Day begins at 3:35 pm and ends at 5:45 pmHigh School — Each day begins at 8:15 am and ends at 3:05 pm
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YOUR CAHOA BOARD AT WORK!
The CAHOA Board not only heard the concerns that many of you expressed, but met with the City of Broken Arrow Parks and Recreation Department officials on several occasions this past year. We gained approval from the city and helped on the plans to add “new and additional” playground equipment for younger children at our Country Aire Estates Main Park area.
Shown here is (L to R): Steve Strassor and John Mc Adams of BA Parks and Rec, Julie Liniger (CAHOA Treasurer), David Webb (CAHOA Board), and Bill Thomas (CAHOA President) at the construction site.
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511 S Aspen Ave • Broken Arrow, OK 74012
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YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD PHARMACYPrescriptions • Compounding • Delivery • Drive-Thru
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Our CAHOA neighborhood has 930+ homes. When incorporated almost 30 years ago, membership dues were set at $25/year. With this same specified funding from only 353 members (38%) in 2020, CAHOA maintains the beautification of seven entrances, provides Christmas lights at the entries, mows the perimeter of the
complex, publishes the bi-annual Breeze, organizes multiple events in the area, advertises two annual garage sales, insures the board and complex against frivolous lawsuits, plus other miscellaneous expenses.
Recognize that this is the lowest cost HOA fee in the state, and
possibly in the country. If there was an award for Most for the Least, this CAHOA would win it. Only because of the extreme fiscal control of the CAHOA Board are we able to continue to provide services and care of this complex. Some members pay more than the requested $25 dues; we greatly appreciate your generosity and understand that you recognize that our CAHOA services adds to the value of your home. In addition, some homeowners volunteer services for the overall good of this neighborhood. We thank you deeply. We need every resident of this complex to pay the very small $25 annual fee to maintain the same level of services which benefit all homes of this fine neighborhood. Please join, pay and volunteer to serve. Actually, it is rewarding. ###
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PLANTER CARE OPENINGS!Our CAHOA planters look good for the extreme heat and dry conditions. The large entry planter at 71st Street looks best because it has a sprinkler system; all other beds require hand watering, which may be infrequent, occurring as we Patrons remember and get to them with heavy water-filled containers or neighbor hoses. You can also take a little life giving water to one of our flower beds whenever moved to do so.
It seems that of the annuals planted, the Supertunias appear to be the most drought resistant, continuing to look colorful. So even though extremely expensive, we may plant more of them again next Spring.This Fall – we need help selecting and installing Fall plants and maybe some bulbs for next Spring. Contact Bill Thomas @ 918-521-9961, or any of the other Patrons, with your plant recommendations, expertise and volunteer help. ###
Country AireEstates
Home Owner Association
(CAHOA)
SW ENTRYHouston & Laurel
Bushes OnlyNo Planter
Houston & FirPlanter #5
Houston & ElderPlanter #4
Aspen & Ft WorthPlanter #3
Aspen & CollegePlanter #2
PARKPlanter #8
Kenosha & FirPlanter #1
Joliet and FirPlanter #7
Olive & El PasoPlanter #6
CAHOA PLANTER PATRONSPLANTER LOCATION PATRONNo. 1 ...........71st Street ..................AVAILABLENo. 2 ............ Aspen & College ........... Carol KennedyNo. 3 ...........Aspen & Ft. Worth ......AVAILABLENo. 4 ............ Houston & Elder ........... Karine ThomasNo. 5 ............ Houston & Fir ................ Bill ThomasNo. 6 ............ Olive & El Paso ............. Don WilsonNo.7-Park....Fir & Joliet ...................AVAILABLENo. 8-Park .... Fir & College ................ Mary Lux
Planter Patrons care for their flower bed by watering, pulling weeds, pruning, fertilizing, cleaning out the bed in Spring, and may help with planting new flowers.New flower plants are typically bought / provided by CAHOA.
KENOSHA ST. (71st)
