An unexpectedly short Westchase Voting Members (VMs) meeting led to the quick election of three Westchase residents to the board’s open seats. Residents who follow the Westchase Community Association (WCA) will likely recognize the names. Reelected to their current seats were WCA Directors Dale Sells of Harbor Links/ The Estates and Eric Holt of Radcliffe. …
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The Sept. 9 meeting of the WCA Board saw directors chide Facilities Manager Kelly Shires for poor communication with the community about recent facility hours reductions. The board, in turn, was challenged by two residents protesting their recent deed restriction violations after the homeowners went ahead and performed home changes that had been rejected by …
WCA Board Insists Facilities Manager Improve Communication With Residents Read More »
Every year half of Westchase villages elect their Voting Member (VM) and alternates, which serve two-year terms. If you live in Castleford, Brentford, Radcliffe, Bennington, Chelmsford, Glenfield, the Single Family Homes of West Park Village, Village Green, Stockbridge or Kingsford, your neighborhood election is this December. What does that mean? Serving as your neighborhood’s VM …
On Tuesday, Sept. 14 at 7 p.m., the WCA will hold its annual meeting. The annual meeting marks the Westchase Voting Members’ (VMs) election of the Westchase Community Association (WCA) Board of Directors. While September’s WOW has the bios of four candidates who submitted them prior to deadline, two more candidates have subsequently announced their …
The Aug. 17 WCA Budget Workshop began with two potential draft budgets—but the one with a $16 assessment increase to cover increased salaries at the swim and tennis centers ultimately won near unanimous support from those present. The meeting, which combined the monthly Westchase Voting Members meeting with the annual budget workshop, was largely led …
VM Meeting/Budget Workshop Produces Draft Budget with $302 Homeowner Assessment for 2021 Read More »
In anticipation of the Westchase Community Association’s (WCA) annual budget workshop on Tuesday, Aug. 17 at 6 p.m., Association Manager Debbie Sainz has released two different drafts for Westchase VMs and Board members to review and discuss. The annual budget workshop, to which homeowners are invited, sees the review of all projected income and expenditure …
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Westchase Community Association (WCA) President, Shawn Yesner opened the Aug. 12 WCA Board meeting by offering directors condolences to Radcliffe resident and WOW correspondent, Marcy Sanford, on the recent loss of her husband. WCA Directors then opened the floor to an open forum for anyone who had matters to bring before the board. When no …
WCA Board Tackles Fine Appeals, Facility Rules Changes and Office Repairs Read More »
At their July 13 meeting, Westchase Voting Members tackled a series of proposed Guideline amendments, defeating three and passing others. The session began with WCA Attorney Kathleen Reres discussing Florida legislative changes to homeowners association laws, which went into effect July 1. “There are some changes in the most recent session that may affect how …
VMs Pass Some and Reject Other Westchase Rules Changes Read More »
At their July 8 meeting the WCA Board established a Document Review Committee to review and update Westchase deed restrictions and guidelines and are looking for interested residents to join the effort. Westchase Community Association (WCA) Directors began their meeting by hearing from residents who were appealing fines for unresolved deed restrictions. Directors tabled one …
WCA Board Establishes Committee to Review Westchase Homeowner Rules Read More »
At their June 8 meeting, Westchase Voting Member (VM) meeting discussed modifications and violations after their main agenda item was postponed. Westchase Community Association (WCA) President Shawn Yesner said that while the association’s attorney was to present changes to Florida laws, several had not been approved yet and so the presentation was going to be …
