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Scofield Farms ROA Open Zoom Meeting Notice

Dear Scofield Farms Owners,

The Board will be meeting via ZOOM Wednesday October 18th. Below is the agenda. 

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81641472998?pwd=bdJrhSOBosZa4abh61Cktg9gvUOsJ7.1

Meeting ID: 816 4147 2998

Passcode: 612971

SCOFIELD FARMS ROA OPEN MEETING : 18 October 2023
 
 I. CALL TO ORDER FOR OPEN SESSION – 6:30pm
 II. ESTABLISH QUORUM
 III. APPROVE PRIOR MINUTES AND ACTION TAKEN OUTSIDE OF A MEETING
 IV. PRESENTATION OF REPORTS
 V. PRESENTATION: KALPANA SUTARIA ON THE INFLATION REDUCTION ACT (10 minutes max)
 VI. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
 VII. NEW BUSINESS

– Approve 2024 budget
 VIII.  HOMEOWNER FORUM
 – All owners will be muted upon entry to the meeting. Owners wishing to address the board will have 3 minutes time allotment and will be called upon by the board.
 IX. CLOSED EXECUTIVE SESSION:
 – All owners will be moved to the waiting room during executive session. Owners wishing to remain on the call may do so if they wish and the board will reconvene and adjourn the meeting.
 X. ADJOURNMENT

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Meeting with the City of Austin

The ROA has uploaded to YouTube a recording of the informational meeting with the City of Austin regarding the “Texas Bungalows” purchase and planned facility. You can find that recording here.

This special meeting was called to ask questions of the City of Austin staff regarding the recent purchase of a local hotel to serve as a resource in Austin’s homelessness strategy.

Guest speakers were: – Diana Grey, Homeless Strategy Officer, City of Austin- Charles Loosen, Community Engagement, Homeless Strategy Division, Austin Public Health- Heidi Kahle, Policy Advisor, Office of Council Member Leslie Pool – District 7.

In addition, the speakers shared the following information links:

The City of Austin’s landing page for homelessness resources and response information: www.austintexas.gov/homelessness

Austin ECHO: www.austinecho.org

General Obligation bond investments in affordable housing (this list does not include recent hotel/motel acquisitions): www.austintexas.gov/department/roi-amounts-awardedIntegral

Care will be the property manager for the 13311 Burnet Rd (Texas Bungalows) property: https://integralcare.org/en/about-us/

Webpage for the Terrace at Oak Springs, a property managed by Integral Care that shares some similarities with the future 13311 Burnet Rd permanent supportive housing: https://integralcare.org/en/3000-oaksprings/

Council Policy and Direction on addressing homelessness: https://www.austintexas.gov/…/council-direction-and-policy

Austin Homelessness Dashboard: https://homelessness.dashboards.austintexas.gov/

Dec. 2020 memo on the City of Austin’s Protective Lodges (“ProLodges”): http://www.austintexas.gov/…/over-100-prolodge-guests…

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Pool Closing & Playground Reopening

The pool will close for the season after the weekend. The last day for the pool will be Sunday, October 11.

The playground will be reopening this weekend (October 11). However, it will be play at your own risk. The playground is not being sanitized or cleaned. Please wear a mask and maintain six feet distance from others not in your family. We cannot guarantee the safety of the playground equipment in relation to COVID-19.

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4th of July – Chalk the Walk!

The social committee is filling a void of the COVID cancelled Annual Pool Party on the 4th of July with a Chalk Walk instead. They will provide a bag of chalk for each person wanting to participate (i.e, if you have two kids you may take two bags) starting Monday 6/29.

Your job will be to get your creative designs and/or inspirational words on your sidewalk or driveway by July 4th. Then everyone can walk the neighborhood to view the encouraging and amazing art work. There is no need to RSVP for this “event”, just pick up your chalk at one of the following locations:

12617 Pony Lane
13150 Bayfield
1716 Quarter Boot Cove