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Issue No. 34
February 2014
In This Issue
Neighborhood Housing Report
Community Events and Notices
Treasurer's Report
Local Happenings
Reader Ads
Courtesy of Ann Chumney, Coldwell Banker Agent Ann Chumney, Coldwell Banker and 18-year Bay Hills Resident

As a resident of Bay Hills for 18 years and real estate agent for 25 years, I look forward to getting the prices back up in our neighborhood this year.

To read this month's neighborhood housing report,  click here.  
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Welcome! 

 
Greetings, neighbors!

We've all had quite a shock recently with the body found on the Bay Hills Golf Course. The police were very vague when I spoke to them that day, but they reported the next day that there was no evidence of foul play, and they are considering it a hypothermia-related death.

This is not something we expect to happen in our neighborhood. But it proves terrible things can happen anywhere. Let's join together to keep an eye out for each other and ourselves.

Stay warm, walk safe on the ice, and enjoy our Buffalo weather!

If you have any suggestions or concerns, please bring them to our next board meeting on Tuesday, March 4, at 7:30 p.m. at O'Loughlin's. Hope to see you there.

Sincerely,

Paul Cain
BHCA President



Community Events and Notices

 

Bay Hills Community Association Meeting  

No February meeting

The Bay Hills Community Association will hold the next meeting on Tuesday, March 4, 7:30 p.m. at O'Loughlin's.

     

Bay Hills Book Club

The Bay Hills book club is reading Salt Dancers by Ursula Hegi for February.  For more information, please contact Maureen Lamson at maureenlamson@hotmail.com.    


Join Troop 835

Troop 835 of the Boy Scouts of America invites boys ages 11 to 18 to join Troop 835. We have camping trips nearly every month of the school year. The Troop meetings are on Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. at the Ulmstead Barn. Please call Assistant Scoutmaster David Haglund at 410-757-1134.

   

Welcome New Residents!

If you are new or have a new neighbor, we would like to drop off a welcome bag from the Bay Hills Community Association. Additionally, if you have a business, we would be happy to include one of your business cards in the welcome bag. Please contact Diane Ireland at 410-626-7130.

 

BHCA Resale Packets

If you are selling a home in the community, please contact Bay West Management to obtain a resale packet. The packet contains the community's by-laws, covenants, and community regulations. The packet should be furnished to the buyer prior to the property sale closing. Bay West will confirm if there is any balance due on the homeowner's account before releasing the packet.

 

Sellers are expected to clear their BHCA account prior to closing on a home sale. The title company representing the buyer is required by law to research obligations related to a property. These obligations include homeowner association memberships, outstanding dues, liens, etc. To request a resale packet, contact Michelle Boss or Ralph Hudson at Bay West: 410-897-0207.  



January Board Meeting Minutes
January 7, 2014

The Bay Hills Community Association Board of Directors met on Tuesday, January 7. Discussion included our bank accounts, advertising in the Beacon, springtime property and grounds maintenance, and the proposed Rite Aid.

To read the minutes from that meeting, click here.

 
January 2014 Treasurer's Report 
 
Click for details 

Account balances as of December 31, 2013   

 

We ended 2013 with a surplus of $3,627.68. I'm going to open a new savings account, where I will deposit this surplus for a capital reserve fund. Right now, we don't earn much interest on the money we have in the bank. This capital reserve fund will allow us to earn more interest and avoid bank fees.  

 

Chad Pierce

BHCA Treasurer

 

Summary
Total Assets        $45,496.84
Total Revenues       $32.02
Total Expenditures       $3,992.53

Year-to-Date Revenue       $71,433.04
Year-to-Date Expenditures       $67,805.36

Local February Happenings
The Broadneck peninsula and surrounding Annapolis area welcome a plethora of events each month. Take advantage of all our area has to offer, or use this information to plan travel wisely. Find more events at visitannapolis.org/explore.


Fundraiser for Wounded Warrior Project and Annapolis St. Patrick's Parade patricks-green-beer.jpg
Sun., Feb. 16, 1:30 - 5 p.m.
Admission:
Free, donation
saccepted
Location:
584 West Central Ave., Davidsonville, MD
Info:
410-798-8700
About:
Killarney House Irish Pub will host a fundraiser to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project and local non-profit organizations through the 2nd Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. The event will feature live Irish music, Irish dancers, giveaways, auction items, and more.

Annapolis Restaurant Week classy-dining-ladies.jpg
Feb. 24 - Mar. 2
Location: Participating restaurants in Historic and Greater Annapolis
Info: AnnapolisRestaurantWeek.com
About: Food lovers won't want to miss this week-long culinary extravaganza featuring two-course, fixed-price luncheon menus and three-course fixed-price dinner menus at nearly 40 restaurants in Annapolis. Sample new restaurants and enjoy old favorites--all at an affordable price.


Reader Ads 

The BHCA welcomes ads from residents for non-commercial services and items for sale. Submit your ad by the 15th of the month prior to Beacon@BayHillsOnline.com with your name, address, and dates to run. Please keep ads to 30 words or less. Ads may be edited for style and length.