The Association is addressing the beaver issue in our lakes. Beavers are taking down trees along the lakefronts. Several complaints have been received. The Board is researching trapping and removing the beavers as one solution. In the interim lakefront property owners/residents should take protective measures by placing wire mesh and or fencing around their trees.
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Lakes Amick, Henderson, Kenny,
Phelps and Werk
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The Rocky Bayou Owners Association (RBOA) has a strict NO
SWIMMING policy for these lakes. If you become aware of
anyone swimming in these lakes, please contact a member of the RBOA
Board. Violations of this no swimming policy will be referred to
the appropriate authorities for legal action.
Boating and fishing in Lakes Amick, Henderson
and Werk are permitted by RBOA members in accordance with the restrictive
covenants. Usage of these lakes is not permitted by non-members.
Usage of Lakes Kenny and Phelps is regulated by the Rocky Bayou
Country Club. (for entire article click here)
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There have been numerous reports
of large water moccasins along the backside of Henderson Dam,
particularly around the outflow area. These snakes can cause
serious medical problems or death with just one bite. Warning
signs have been placed on this part of the dam.
Children and teenagers
should not be allowed on this part of the dam. Adults entering
this area of the dam should be on alert for the presence of
snakes and proceed with extreme caution. Normally, no one
not on RBOA business should enter this area of the dam.. |
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The Association experiences vandalism from time to time. Recent incidents involve tire tracking across the east end of Ruckel Drive entrance and damage to a bench provided for sitting at the dam on Lake Henderson. We have also had interference with our automatic sprinkler systems throughout the Association. Ruckel Properties is experiencing significant vandalism in its adjacent park area behind Chase Drive. In this case a reward has been offered. Lets work together to stop such irresponsible behavior. If you see or have any information about vandalism please report it to the Board and/or the police. Thank you. |
ATTENTION ASSOCIATION MEMBERS |
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Annual RBOA Meeting, 2 March 2010
Dear members--thank you for the strong support. At the meeting, 119 member properties were represented either by proxy or attendance. This constituted a quorum (105 needed) allowing conduct of official business. Fining amendment passed: 101 for and 18 against. Shawn Beauchamp (293 Wava) was elected to the Board by acclamation. Thank you Shawn for stepping forward. We still need one more volunteer for the Board. Please consider serving. See meeting powerpoint presentation under "Minutes, etc".
Thank you.
Paul Maryeski, President.
2010 RBOA Annual Meeting Agenda
March 3, 09 Annual
Meeting Presentation |
The RBOA Board receives
complaints regarding violations of the restrictive covenants
on an ongoing basis. Recently, President Dave Ladd mailed
a letter to all members regarding covenant compliance. A copy
of the letter is available here.
The Board has adopted
a more assertive position regarding covenant enforcement.
Violators will be notified by certified mail and given an
opportunity to correct the violation(s). Continued violations
will be referred to the RBOA attorney for legal action. Currently,
there are six covenant enforcement actions in progress, one
of which has been referred to the RBOA attorney.
Members of the RBOA Board
will regularly monitor all units for covenant violations.
If you become aware of a covenant violation, please contact
a member of the RBOA Board.
Copies of the restrictive covenants applicable to your unit/lot
are available under “Documents”
on this website. If you are not familiar with your restrictive
covenants, please read the covenants applicable to your unit/lot.
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| The design and placement
of any new houses or additions to the property of an existing
house (e.g. pools and enclosures, fence, shed, decks, children’s
play units, etc.) must be in accordance with the Covenants for
the Unit where the lot is located. The Architectural Control
Committee (ACC) operates to ensure this requirement is met.
Please submit your application to the ACC with appropriate supporting
documentation as indicated in the APPLICATION
FOR APPROVAL OF A HOUSE PLAN OR ADDITION . You can review
your covenants by clicking on Documents and then clicking on
the Covenant document for your unit. Unsure of your unit? Go
to http://okaloosapa.com/,
click Search then Property Records then By Name or Address and
your property record including the unit and lot number will
appear. We will move as fast as possible to review your application.
We have 30 days if we need it.
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RBOA Documents Now Online |
Covenants, by-laws, and other RBOA documents
are available for viewing/downloading from the RBOA website.
All of the documents are in Adobe PDF format. Click
on the “Documents”
navigational button to access these documents. |
| The e-mail list is an ongoing project
that is part of the RBOA website. To join the list, just click
on the “E-mail
List” button. This should bring up a message
window in your e-mail client, with your e-mail address, etc.,
ready to be sent to the RBOA Secretary-Treasurer. No additional
message is necessary; you can just clink on your Send button.
As the e-mail list grows, the board will begin to use the e-mail
list to communicate with participating members. |
| You
can now access the RBOA website using rboa.net for the website address. Please add this address to your Favorites
/ Bookmarks, and tell your neighbors. The Board plans to expand
use of the website to provide better communication and improved
service. Watch for the changes over the coming months.
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