Westwood Homeowners Association 2-19-2008 Summary

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Westwood Homeowners Association NewsletterBOARD OF DIRECTORS

David Stevenson - President 850/893-2462Leo Rotan - Vice President 850/575-3167

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER

TUESDAY, February 19, 2008 - Board Meeting inClubhouse at 7 PM

SUNDAY, February 24, 2008 - Annual MembershipMeeting 2 PM in the Clubhouse

CLEAN HOUSE!CLEAN HOUSE!SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY TO DUMP BULKY ITEMS

The Board of Directors has arranged for the City ofTallahassee to do a special pickup on Monday,February 4, 2008. Items ordinarily banned fromdisposal at the dumpster area may be taken down forpickup: furniture, lamps, TVs, carpets, bikes, scraponstruction materials, bedding, and other discarded

materials. Hazardous waste items such as computers,

monitors, batteries, paint and chemicals must not bencluded. Call the Leon County Solid Waste Division

o get information on disposal of hazardous items.

Leave items between the fenced storage area and thelubhouse on the white lined parking spaces south ofhe Association clubhouse. NOTE: Items should be

placed in the parking spaces only, NOT NEXT TOTHE DUMPSTERS, and only on Friday-Sunday,February 1-3, 2008.

n addition, you will see a crew hard at work on

Saturday, February 2, cleaning up the materials storagerea and, if there is time, doing a pickup of trash on thegrounds. Your Board is keeping Westwood clean!

DONT BE A NUISANCE!More valuable info from the Westwood Declaration ofCondominium!

31. Nuisances. No noxious or offensive activities shallbe carried on in, upon, or around any house or in the

common elements or limited common elements nor sanything be done thereon which may be or may becoan annoyance or a nuisance to the remaininghomeowners or any of them or which shall in any wainterfere with the quiet enjoyment of each of thehomeowners of his respective house or which shall iany way increase the rate of insurance for theCondominium Property.

Its Permanently True!32. Temporary Structure. No structure of a temporacharacter, trailer, basement, tent, shack, garage, baror other out building shall be used on any CondominProperty at any time as a residence, either temporarpermanently. No trailer, camper, motor home,commercial vehicle, truck or inoperable automobile,boat, or similar equipment shall be permitted to remaupon any area within the Condominium Property oththan temporarily. Standard size pickup trucks are noexcluded hereby. Commercial vehicles shall not inclsedans or standard size pickup trucks which are useboth for personal and business purposes provided thany signs or markings of a commercial nature on suc

vehicles shall be unobtrusive and inoffensive asdetermined by the Board of Directors of the Associat

WHATS YOUR SIGN?and where exactly are you hanging it

33. Signs. No sign or billboard of any kind shall bedisplayed to the public view on any house or any porof the common elements or limited common elementexcept one (1) sign of customary and reasonable

dimension advertising the house for sale or rent ... .The Westwood Rules add Signs may not, for exam

be posted in windows.

Coming attraction What is a tree

THE OfficialPARKINGRULES

Westwoods rules are pretty simple, and pretty logicVehicles must be parked in a parking space the pro

William Graham - Treasurer 850/222-7387Jeff Clotfelter - Secretary 850/980-3356Darrin Jones Assistant Secretary 650/322-8212


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Westwood Homeowners Association, Inc.

A Florida Condominium

1440 Ocala Road, Tallahassee, FL 32304

Minutes of Westwood Homeowners AssociationMeeting of the

Board of Directors

Tuesday February 19, 2008

At the Westwood Clubhouse

Meeting called to order at 7:07

In attendance:David Stevenson (DS), President

Leo Rotan (LR), Vice PresidentBill Graham (BG), TreasurerJeff Clotfelter (JC), Secretary

Notice of meeting was given in writing in Jan. newsletter, and posted on Saturday.

Document list:- Sign in sheet- Agenda- Transaction by vendor list- Trial balance-

A/R Aging summary- Armstrong estimate

Officers report:

DS is unable to get all of the bonafides from Jacky Dancy.- missing, wrong, or out dated information- Molly Maids will be coming out to clean prior to the annual meeting, for $120.00

Treasurers report:

See the attached documents. After discussion, nobody had any question.

Committee reports

Tree committee

- the three year tree is coming up- Armstrong has presented an estimate- BG moves to accept it, LR seconds, AIF- Mulch rings are needed around our 2 new Oak trees, Gloria will ask AA if they

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- Gloria also noted garbage thrown off of the back porches of some of the unitsalong Tharpe

Lighting committee

- we received 2 bills from RC Electric-

- $117.91 for repair of floodlights on clubhouse- - $350.00 for repair of pole lights in front of units: 101, 102, 511, 210, and by thepool

- LR spoke to Anthony Williams from the City concerning the garbage area lightpole installation (694-8191). Mr. Williams said we are on the list to have one putin. Were number 40.

Sidewalk maintenance

- Curtis White gave an estimate for side walk replacement of $8.16 per square foot,1475 sq ft, and $12000.

- Details include putting the concrete 8 deep where tree roots may crack it (4where theyre not an issue), using hand equipment instead of backhoes to removedebris, and repairing the crushed curb in front of clubhouse.

- BG moves to go ahead with Mr. Whites estimate, JC seconds, AIFHandbook committee requests a deferment of one month due to too much on the plategetting ready for annual meeting.

Old Business

A. Report on implementation of Dr. Leo Rotans Management by .Committee proposal

Leo Rotans management proposal is deferred to next meeting.

B. Consideration of electricians assessment of safety of temporary fix ofCommon electrical element near Unit 312 and need for additional .

Maintenance for which the Association is responsible.

Gloria Rotan met with electricians who looked at 312s repair and said it looked okay.

Fancy spoke with an electrician doing work on 111 a couple of weeks ago, doesntremember their name. Says Steve Vancorte might know. This bears following up becausethe Tamper evident lock was never put back on by the city

C. Consideration of effort to secure an engineers recommendation forconstruction of a French drain between the 400 and 500 block buildings

This is still under evaluation

D. Consideration of contracting with Jackie Dancy to clean clubhouse


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on a regular basis. Beginning with comprehensive cleaning prior to annual. Membership meeting.

This was addressed earlier.

E. Consider removal or replacement of storage yard fence.

BG moves to reposition the fence so that it covers the chain link area of the storage yard,remove unusable sections of wooden fence, and use existing landscaping. The purpose ofthis is to eliminate a potential crime area and get rid of a catch all that accumulatesjunk. LR seconds, DS opposes, 3 in favor.

New business

A. Consideration of contracting with Lowes for storage room doorreplacement throughout the Association where needed.

Per Phylliss research:- Lowes will install 8 doors for $4700.- Jett Builders will install a better quality door (6 sides being metal rather than only

2 sides), for significantly less money. He has given an estimate to that effect- BG moves to contract with Jett to replace doors (8), paint the doors, and replace

the locksets as necessary, as phase 1 of door replacement. JC seconds, AIF

B. Consideration of other preparations for annual membership meeting.

- BG moves to hire Molly Maids to clean clubhouse for $120, plus additionalcharge to buff the floor. LR seconds,AIF

- BG moves to buy 4 umbrellas and one table at sale price for the pool area. LRseconds, AIF

- 3:00 Saturday is scheduled for clubhouse set up timeC. Board after-the-fact approval of emergency approval of locating and.repairing of underground pipe water leak adjacent to Unit 101.

- BG moves to reimburse DS $1600 he paid to Bennett, as well as $95 when hefinds the receipt. Also moves to pay American Leak Detection the $1600 owedthem. LR seconds,AIF.

D. Board response to Steven Vancores recent maintenance request- We need a copy of his WDO report from when he originally obtained his unit if it

exists- BG moves to ask for a 30 day extension in order to better respond to his request.

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E. Consider authorizing Jeff to clean out storage shed and build shelves,or hire someone to do it.

- tabled until after annual meetingF.

Consider engagement of a CPA for review of financial statements

- BG moves to have CPA firm do the review for $4500.JC seconds,AIFG. Consider termination of 407 deck contracts and consideration of new

contractor.

- Because the original contractor has returned the up front money already, thecontract is terminated. For the record, the contractor shouldnt be held totally toblame as a previous business arrangement went sour. He was up front with uswhen he found out something was wrong and returned the deposit when it was

apparent he couldnt do the work,- Jett offered an estimate for $11860 plus $400 for a city engineering plan.- BG moves to hire Jett at the proposed price and our specifications. LR seconds,

AIF

H. consider hiring someone to pressure wash the pool area and furnitureprior to meeting.

- BG moves to hire Cheney to do the pool area for $350. They did it in 2007.JCseconds.AIF

I. Consider purchase of 2 umbrellas at $95 a piece to replace the brokenones.

- already been addressedAdditional:

- LR moves to have Jett get started on the hazardous items on the repair list. DSseconds, AIF

- For future agenda, repainting the parking stripes.Meeting adjourned at 9:30


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ReturnedProxy

Already Unit Customer Phone

101 101 MCCABE (850)574-0546

102 102 RESURRECCION (904)298-0178

103 NOVELLIERE (561)644-5498

104 BENNETT (pur. 8/7/07) 850-591-1554

105 105 CLAY 011-39-06-51606246

106 106 BURNS (850)264-4183 C

107 USSERY (850)575-1224

108 ROBERTS (850)656-2606

109 PETTRY (904)273-8286

110 WHIDDON (850)576-1560

111 VANCORE (850)894-5018 H

112 112 BEANJamey c:850.843.0187

113 113 FUNK (850) 575-7908

114 HERZOG/POPPELL (850)877-9648

115 115 TWEEDIE850.556.4338(Sarah)

116 RANSOM (850) 575-9012

117 WILLIAMS pur3/22/07 716-867-2908 or2508

201 NAGELSON-MCCORMICK CELL - 850-228-0807

202 TROPEPE 954-444-2736

203 MARSEE 850.847.1450

204 HOWELL (850) 678-3238

205 CARVER (850)575-4509

206 ODHAM pur6/2/06 850.575.7188

207 NORTON 850.339.9850

208 208 MARTIN (850)383-1162

209 209 LIMONGI

210 210 DEVERS 850.575.8533

211 BROWN (727)939-9190

212 DICKINSON pur2/16/07 322-6629

213 BAKER 850-284-7549


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214 ALSOBROOK (850)576-3566

215NORWOOD LIEN MAR 3007

216 LEADON pur. 2/22/05 (850)591-0772

217 VOLLENWEIDER

218 218 KELLY 504-256-0303

219 WINTERS

220 GREER (850)576-9099

221 GAVIN pur. 5/17/07

222 DUSENBURY (850)350-4422

301 LANDRY (850) 894-5257

302 UNGLAUB

303 HARMSEN (850)339-8766 Jessie

304 ROWLAND (850) 575-9552

305 305 BOYETTE (904)589-9299 H

306 306 MATTESON H (813)792-8139

307 GRIFFIS pu. 11/17/06 904-294-4242

308 INFINGER 850.386.5266

309 ROTAN (850) 575-3167 H

310 GRAHAM (850)222-7387

311 BOOTH (229)455-3471

312 312 URAM (561) 791-9430

313 313 GILBERT (904)356-2054 W

314 REEVES (850) 575-9054

315 OSBORN pur 06/06 (850) 350-2057

316 316 CLAUSON (850)476-8686

317 EDWARDS (850)219-3733

401 HARMS (850) 576-5202

402 WANG (850) 574-4969

403 MCCABE (850)574-1097

404 404 JANSEN 850.894.0603

405 BIRDSONG & SHUMATE (352)318-1924

406 PERCY 850.294.9555


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515 HERRMANN-TURNER (850)575-5308

516 STUBBS 850.576.0403

517 FSU FOUNDATION

518 MEYERS (727) 539-7726

519 VINE (229)377-4144

520 520 SPIRNOCK 850.575.0888

521 SNYDER H: 850.893.8030


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PROXY_FOR_EMAIL_02_18_2008 PAGE 1 OF 4

Unit _______

Westwood Homeowners AssociationA FLORIDA CONDOMINIUM

1440 OCALA ROAD, TALLAHASSEE, FL 32304

LIMITED PROXY FORM

The undersigned owner(s) or designated voter of unit No. _____ ( fill in your unit number)in WestwoodCondominium, appoints

David Stevenson, President, Westwood Homeowners Association

as my proxyholder to attend the meeting of the members of Westwood Condominium Association, Inc., to beheld February 24, 2008, at 2:30 PM, in the Westwood Clubhouse, 1440 Ocala Road, Tallahassee, Florida.The proxyholder named above has the authority to vote and act for me to the same extent that I would ifpersonally present, with power of substitution, except that my proxyholders authority is limited as indicatedbelow:

LIMITED POWERS (FOR YOUR VOTE TO BE COUNTED ON THE FOLLOWING ISSUES, YOU MUSTINDICATE YOUR PERFERENCE IN THE BLANK(S) PROVIDED BELOW).

I SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZE AND INSTRUCT MY PROXYHOLDER TO CAST MY VOTE INREFERENCE TO THE FOLLOWING MATTERS AS INDICATED BELOW:

1. Should the reserves required by 718.112(2)(f), Florida Statutes, be waived for the next calendar year? Ifnot waived, homeowner fees will have to increase by $569.00 per month. (See Exhibit B for calculation offull funding amount for Reserve)

_______ YES _______ NO

2. Should the balances in Reserve Fund sub-accounts be adjusted to remove deficit balances created byaccounting allocation in the CPA preparation of the annual reviewed financial statements. (Note: this doesnot affect the total balance of the Reserve Fund.)

_______ YES _______ NO

3. Should the audit of the Association records by a certified public accountant be waived for 2008 and theaudit replaced with a CPA-conducted review of the financial statements, as permitted by FS718.112(13)(d)3.This will enable the Association to save approximately $5,000 to $8,000 in 2008.

_______ YES _______ NO

4. Amend the Declaration of Condominium to make the assessments for unit type B be ninety percent(90%) of those of other units instead of eighty percent (80%). This would mean B units would pay $240instead of $225, and the remaining units would pay $266 instead of $281 (plus the $37 per month allocationof the Special Assessment, unless it was paid in full when due). (SEE ENCLOSED EXHIBIT A SHOWINGEXACT CHANGE PROPOSED)

_______ YES _______ NO

5. Amend the Declaration of Condominium requirements of interest when monthly fee payments are 10days late and a $15 penalty when they are 30 days late to a requirement for a $15 penalty (amountunchanged) when payments are 15 days late and interest to be charged only when a full month late. (SEEENCLOSED EXHIBIT A SHOWING EXACT CHANGE PROPOSED)

_______ YES _______ NO

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Unit _______

6. Amend The Articles Of Incorporation to require that all board members must be Westwoodhomeowners or residents, i.e., be associated with Westwood. (SEE ENCLOSED EXHIBIT A SHOWINGEXACT CHANGE PROPOSED)

_______ YES _______ NO

Amend The Bylaws Of Westwood Homeowners Association, Inc. to:

7. Reduce the terms of board members from 3 years to 2 years. (SEE ENCLOSED EXHIBIT A SHOWINGEXACT CHANGE PROPOSED)

_______ YES _______ NO

8. Bring the Association into compliance with Florida Statutes 718.112(2)(d)3 ) regarding advancenomination or notice of candidacy for board elections; i.e., not less than 40 days written notice before ascheduled election. (SEE ENCLOSED EXHIBIT A SHOWING EXACT CHANGE PROPOSED)

_______ YES _______ NO

9. To limit elected directors terms of service to the time until his successor is duly elected, or he ceases tobe either a Westwood homeowner or resident; and to limit the term of each appointed Director until the nextannual meeting or until he ceases to be either a Westwood homeowner or resident. (SEE ENCLOSEDEXHIBIT A SHOWING EXACT CHANGE PROPOSED)

_______ YES _______ NO

10. To require that a majority of the members of the Board of Directors must be members of theAssociation; and that all Directors must be Westwood homeowners or residents. (SEE ENCLOSED

EXHIBIT A SHOWING EXACT CHANGE PROPOSED)_______ YES _______ NO

11. To permit the Association to levy reasonable fines against a unit for the failure of the owner of the unit,or its occupant, licensee, or invitee, to comply with any provision of the declaration, the Association bylaws,or reasonable rules of the Association; after an opportunity for a hearing before a committee of other unitowners; and with the fine limited to $100 per violation/per day. (SEE ENCLOSED EXHIBIT A SHOWINGEXACT CHANGE PROPOSED)

_______ YES _______ NO

12. To change the Associations accounting period from a fiscal year to a calendar year; with notice of thenext years assessment to be made on or before December 1st. (SEE ENCLOSED EXHIBIT A SHOWINGEXACT CHANGE PROPOSED)

_______ YES _______ NO

__________________________________________________ ___________SIGNATURE(S) of OWNER(S) OR DESIGNATED VOTER DATE:

(To be completed by David Stevenson if needed)SUBSTITUTION OF PROXYHOLDERThe undersigned, appointed as proxyholder above, designates _____________________________ to substitutefor me in voting the proxy as set forth above. (print name)

_____________________________________ Date: _____________Signature of proxyholder

THIS PROXY IS REVOCABLE BY THE UNIT OWNER AND IS VALID ONLY FOR THE MEETING FOR WHICH IT IS GIVENAND ANY LAWFUL ADJOURNMENT. IN NO EVENT IS THE PROXY VALID FOR MORE THAN NINETY (90) DAYS FROMTHE DATE OF THE ORIGINAL MEETING FOR WHICH IT WAS GIVEN. Deleted: PROXY FOR EMAIL

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EXHIBIT AWestwood Homeowners Association

A FLORIDA CONDOMINIUM1440 OCALA ROAD, TALLAHASSEE, FL 32304

Exact Wording of Proposed Amendments to Governing Documents

AMENDMENTS TO DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM

Proposed Language:20. Rate of Assessments. All annual assessments shall be divided equally among all houses exceptassessments for "B" units as depicted upon Exhibit "C" hereof shall be eighty percent (80%) ninety percent

(90%) of assessments on all other houses. All special assessments shall be divided equally among allhouses. Assessments may shall be collected on a monthly basis.

Proposed Language:21. Collection of Assessments. Assessments are due on the first day of each month. Assessments andinstallments thereon paid on or before ten (10) days after due date the last day of that month shall bear nointerest. All such sums not paid within said period of time shall bear interest at the maximum rate permittedby law. Such interest shall run from ten (10) days the first day of the subsequent month after said sum orsums are due until the date of payment. Any partial payments shall be credited first to interest and then tothe assessment. ..The Association shall be entitled to collect from the homeowner all legal costs includinga reasonable attorney's fee incurred by the Association in connection with or incident to the collection ofsuch assessment and interest or in connection with the enforcement of the lien resulting therefrom. Inconnection with any foreclosure of such lien or assessments and interest, the Association shall be entitled tothe appointment of a receiver during said foreclosure proceedings and during any foreclosure of a lien orassessments and interest, the homeowner shall be required to pay a reasonable rental for the use of the

house during the period that he occupies the same.

22. Penalty Charge on Delinquent Assessments. All assessments not paid within thirty (30) fifteen (15) daysafter the due date shall bear a service charge of $15.00 per month from the due date thereof. (previouslyamended 1988, Official Records 1314/0598)

AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

Proposed Language:ARTICLE IV. OFFICER AND DIRECTORS.The Board of Directors of the corporation shall have five (5) members who need not be members of thecorporation. A majority of the members of the Board of administration Directors must also be members ofthe Association. All Directors must be Westwood homeowners or residents. The first election of Directorsshall not be held until such time as is provided in the Declaration. Thereafter t The Directors shall be electedin accordance with the By-Laws of the corporation. Until the first election of Directors , the Directors hereinnamed shall serve as the members of the Board of Directors, and any vacancy occurring before the firstelection shall be filled by the remaining Directors. The names and addresses of the members of the firstBoard of Directors who shall hold office until their successors are elected and have qualified are as follows:Lee A. Everhart, 916 1vanhoe Road, Tallahassee, Florida; Gilbert A. Tougas, 1415 Hilltop Drive,Tallahassee, Florida; Larry S. Wolfe, 1003 East Call Street, Tallahassee, Florida; Margaret R. Everhart, 9161vanhoe Road, Tallahassee, Florida; Carl R. Pennington, Jr. 325 John Knox Road, Suite C135,Tallahassee, Florida.

AMENDMENTS TO BYLAWS OF WESTWOOD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.

Proposed Language:3(a) The affairs of the Association shall be managed by a Board of five (5) Directors. At the 1983 annualmeeting, two shall be elected for terms of three (3) years, two shall be elected for a term of two (2) years,and one (1) shall be elected for a term of one (1) year. Thereafter, successors to fill expired terms shall beelected to serve for three years Terms of office shall be 2 years. Deleted: PROXY FOR EMAIL

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EXHIBIT A (continued)

Proposed Language (To bring the Association into compliance with Florida Statutes 718.112(2)(d)3 )3.(b) Election of Directors shall be conducted at the annual meeting of members. A nominating committeeof five members shall be appointed by the Board of Directors not less than thirty (30) sixty (60) days prior tothe annual meeting. The committee shall nominate at least one (1) person for each term which will expireand shall submit said nominations to the Board not less than 40 days before a scheduled election. Anyeligible person desiring to be a candidate for the board must give written notice to the Association not lessthan 40 days before a scheduled election. Additional nominations for Directorships and Directors may bemade from the floor. The elections shall be by ballot (unless dispensed with by unanimous consent) and bya plurality of the votes cast, each person voting being entitled to cast his votes for each of as manynominees as there are vacancies to be filled. There shall be no cumulative voting. (Amended 1983,

Official Records 1067/1198) (Amended 1987, Official Records 1244/0667)

Proposed Language:3(f) The term of service for each elected Directors service shall extend until his successor is duly electedand qualified, he ceases to be either a Westwood homeowner or resident, or he is removed in the mannerelsewhere provided. The term of each appointed Director shall extend until the next annual meeting or untilhe ceases to be either a Westwood homeowner or resident.

0. Proposed Language:3.(g) A majority of the members of the Board of administration Directors must also be members of theAssociation. All Directors must be Westwood homeowners or residents.

. Proposed Language: (As adapted from Florida Statutes 718.303(3)5 The Board will enforce all the Declarations, By-Laws and Rules of the Association. The Board may levyfines or impose other sanctions pursuant to Florida Statutes to enforce these regulations.

5.(c) Rules and Fines. The Board shall develop rules to govern residents activities at Westwood. Rulesshall be published and available to owners and tenants. The Association may levy reasonable fines againsta unit for the failure of the owner of the unit, or its occupant, licensee, or invitee, to comply with any provisionof the declaration, the Association bylaws, or reasonable rules of the Association. No fine will become a lienagainst a unit. No fine may exceed $100 per violation. However, a fine may be levied on the basis of eachday of a continuing violation, with a single notice and opportunity for hearing, provided that no such fine shallin the aggregate exceed $1,000. Fine may be levied after giving reasonable notice and opportunity for ahearing to the unit owner and, if applicable, its licensee or invitee. The hearing will be held before acommittee of other unit owners. If the committee does not agree with the fine, the fine may not be levied.This section does not apply to unoccupied units.

2. Proposed Language:8. Budget. The Board of Directors shall adopt a budget for each fiscal year, commencing on July 1, andterminating June 30 of each year, calendar year which shall include the estimated funds required to defraycommon expenses and to provide funds for the accounts listed in Section 1 of these By-Laws.

9.(a) Assessments against the homeowners for their share of the items of the budget shall be made on orbefore December June 1 of the fiscal year preceding the fiscal year for which the assessments are made... Such assessments shall be due in monthly payments on the first day of each month for which theassessments are made. If an assessment is not made as required, an assessment shall be presumed tohave been made in the amount of the last prior assessment. In the event the assessment proves to beinsufficient, the budget and assessments therefore may be amended at any time by the Board of Directors ifthe items of the amended budget do not exceed the limitations thereon for that year. Any item which doesexceed the limitation shall be subject to the approval of the membership of the Association as provided inthe Declaration. The unpaid assessment for the remaining portion of the calendar month for which theamended assessment is made shall be due upon the date of the assessment.










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02/19/08Westwood Homeowners Association, Inc.

Customer Phone ListFebruary 19, 2008

Returned

Proxy

Already Unit Customer Phone Unit Customer Phone

101 101 MCCABE (850)574-0546 214 ALSOBROOK (850)576-3566

102 102 RESURRECCION (904)298-0178 420 ANGEL (954)987-1942

103 NOVELLIERE (561)644-5498 213 BAKER 850-284-7549

104 BENNETT (pur. 8/7/07) 850-591-1554 112 BEAN Jamey c: 850.843.0187

105 105 CLAY 011-39-06-51606246 421 BECK (813)634-0726

106 106 BURNS (850)264-4183 C 104 BENNETT (pur. 8/7/07) 850-591-1554

107 USSERY (850)575-1224 416 BIELEC C: (850) 321-6909

108 ROBERTS (850)656-2606 405 BIRDSONG & SHUMATE (352)318-1924

109 PETTRY (904)273-8286 311 BOOTH (229)455-3471

110 WHIDDON (850)576-1560 305 BOYETTE (904)589-9299 H

111 VANCORE (850)894-5018 H 211 BROWN (727)939-9190

112 112 BEAN Jamey c: 850.843.0187 106 BURNS (850)264-4183 C

113 113 FUNK (850) 575-7908 205 CARVER (850)575-4509114 HERZOG/POPPELL (850)877-9648 505 CHITTY (850) 576-9603

115 115 TWEEDIE 850.556.4338 (Sarah) 316 CLAUSON (850)476-8686

116 RANSOM (850) 575-9012 105 CLAY 011-39-06-51606246

117 WILLIAMS pur3/22/07 716-867-2908 or 2508 418 CLOTFELTER (850)980-3356

201 NAGELSON-MCCORMICK CELL - 850-228-0807 210 DEVERS 850.575.8533

202 TROPEPE 954-444-2736 212 DICKINSON pur2/16/07 322-6629

203 MARSEE 850.847.1450 222 DUSENBURY (850)350-4422

204 HOWELL (850) 678-3238 317 EDWARDS (850)219-3733

205 CARVER (850)575-4509 509 ERSKINE (pur. 2/28/07) H: (954)384-7804

206 ODHAM pur6/2/06 850.575.7188 424 FAWAZ pur 2/06 (313)359-1765

207 NORTON 850.339.9850 517 FSU FOUNDATION

208 208 MARTIN (850)383-1162 113 FUNK (850) 575-7908

209 209 LIMONGI 221 GAVIN pur. 5/17/07

210 210 DEVERS 850.575.8533 408 GEORGE (850)284-0103

211 BROWN (727)939-9190 313 GILBERT (904)356-2054 W

212 DICKINSON pur2/16/07 322-6629 502 GILBERT 850.893.7458

213 BAKER 850-284-7549 310 GRAHAM (850)222-7387

214 ALSOBROOK (850)576-3566 409 GREEN (850)350-0116

215 NORWOOD LIEN MAR 30 07 220 GREER (850)576-9099

216 LEADON pur. 2/22/05 (850)591-0772 514 GREGORY (850) 575-3305

217 VOLLENWEIDER 307 GRIFFIS pu. 11/17/06 904-294-4242

218 218 KELLY 504-256-0303 401 HARMS (850) 576-5202

219 WINTERS 303 HARMSEN (850)339-8766 Jessie

220 GREER (850)576-9099 515 HERRMANN-TURNER (850)575-5308

221 GAVIN pur. 5/17/07 114 HERZOG/POPPELL (850)877-9648

222 DUSENBURY (850)350-4422 204 HOWELL (850) 678-3238

301 LANDRY (850) 894-5257 508 HUTSON (352)753-3381

302 UNGLAUB 308 INFINGER 850.386.5266Page 1 of 3


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303 HARMSEN (850)339-8766 Jessie 404 JANSEN 850.894.0603

304 ROWLAND (850) 575-9552 218 KELLY 504-256-0303

305 305 BOYETTE (904)589-9299 H 301 LANDRY (850) 894-5257

306 306 MATTESON H (813)792-8139 216 LEADON pur. 2/22/05 (850)591-0772

307 GRIFFIS pu. 11/17/06 904-294-4242 506 LEE

308 INFINGER 850.386.5266 209 LIMONGI

309 ROTAN (850) 575-3167 H 413 MADDOX

310 GRAHAM (850)222-7387 203 MARSEE 850.847.1450

311 BOOTH (229)455-3471 208 MARTIN (850)383-1162

312 312 URAM (561) 791-9430 306 MATTESON H (813)792-8139

313 313 GILBERT (904)356-2054 W 101 MCCABE (850)574-0546

314 REEVES (850) 575-9054 403 MCCABE (850)574-1097

315 OSBORN pur 06/06 (850) 350-2057 412 McHARDY-GRANT (850)575-0579316 316 CLAUSON (850)476-8686 410 MCMILLAN/HYDER

317 EDWARDS (850)219-3733 518 MEYERS (727) 539-7726

401 HARMS (850) 576-5202 201 NAGELSON-MCCORMICK CELL - 850-228-0807

402 WANG (850) 574-4969 512 NEWTON (850)575-1638

403 MCCABE (850)574-1097 207 NORTON 850.339.9850

404 404 JANSEN 850.894.0603 215 NORWOOD LIEN MAR 30 07

405 BIRDSONG & SHUMATE (352)318-1924 103 NOVELLIERE (561)644-5498

406 PERCY 850.294.9555 206 ODHAM pur6/2/06 850.575.7188

407 TOMLINSON 850.576.2984 315 OSBORN pur 06/06 (850) 350-2057

408 GEORGE (850)284-0103 406 PERCY 850.294.9555

409 GREEN (850)350-0116 109 PETTRY (904)273-8286

410 MCMILLAN/HYDER 417 PORTER (850) 893-3357 H

411 STEVENSON 850.893.2462 116 RANSOM (850) 575-9012

412 McHARDY-GRANT (850)575-0579 314 REEVES (850) 575-9054

413 MADDOX 102 RESURRECCION (904)298-0178

414 WARMKA Alex (703) 740-7054 108 ROBERTS (850)656-2606

415 SUBLETTE (850) 575-2738 507 ROBERTS (540)449-5544

416 416 BIELEC C: (850) 321-6909 309 ROTAN (850) 575-3167 H

417 PORTER (850) 893-3357 H 304 ROWLAND (850) 575-9552

418 418 CLOTFELTER (850)980-3356 503 RYAN cell (850)509-7977

419 419 WILLARD (850) 576-5030 521 SNYDER H: 850.893.8030

420 ANGEL (954)987-1942 520 SPIRNOCK 850.575.0888

421 421 BECK (813)634-0726 411 STEVENSON 850.893.2462

422 STEWART 850.545.2746 422 STEWART 850.545.2746

423 TOMASI 269.921.1162 516 STUBBS 850.576.0403

424 FAWAZ pur 2/06 (313)359-1765 415 SUBLETTE (850) 575-2738

501 WARREN (850) 580-1513 423 TOMASI 269.921.1162

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503 503 RYAN cell (850)509-7977 202 TROPEPE 954-444-2736

504 WITOWSKI (pur. 5/9/2006) (727)744-6075 115 TWEEDIE 850.556.4338 (Sarah)

505 CHITTY (850) 576-9603 302 UNGLAUB

506 LEE 312 URAM (561) 791-9430

507 ROBERTS (540)449-5544 107 USSERY (850)575-1224

508 508 HUTSON (352)753-3381 111 VANCORE (850)894-5018 H

509 ERSKINE (pur. 2/28/07) H: (954)384-7804 510 VANCORE (850)681-6118

510 VANCORE (850)681-6118 519 VINE (229)377-4144

511 ZHANG 217 VOLLENWEIDER

512 NEWTON (850)575-1638 402 WANG (850) 574-4969

513 WOMELSDORF/HENSLEY H: 727-943-7534 414 WARMKA Alex (703) 740-7054

514 GREGORY (850) 575-3305 501 WARREN (850) 580-1513

515 HERRMANN-TURNER (850)575-5308 110 WHIDDON (850)576-1560

516 STUBBS 850.576.0403 419 WILLARD (850) 576-5030

517 FSU FOUNDATION 117 WILLIAMS pur3/22/07 716-867-2908 or 2508

518 MEYERS (727) 539-7726 219 WINTERS

519 VINE (229)377-4144 504 WITOWSKI (pur. 5/9/2006) (727)744-6075

520 520 SPIRNOCK 850.575.0888 513 WOMELSDORF/HENSLEY H: 727-943-7534

521 SNYDER H: 850.893.8030 511 ZHANG