All homeowners are welcome at tonight’s board of director’s meeting that will be held at 7pm in the small conference room at the Nocatee Welcome Center. Click here for a copy of the agenda.
The meeting will be proceeded by a Covenant Enforcement Committee orientation at 6pm at the same location. If you are interested in volunteering for the committee or learning more about it, please attend.
Here are some photos from Sunday’s spooky but fun Halloween party. Nearly 50 ghouls and goblins were in attendance. Thank you to our Social Events chair, Natalie Rooke, and her parents, Sarah and Ed Rooke for all their work in organizing and setting up such a great event.
Councilman Danny Becton
The Nocatee Community is invited to a Duval County Town Hall Meeting with Danny Becton, City Councilman representing Nocatee’s Duval County communities. This meeting will take place in the Nocatee Room on Wednesday, October 18th at 6:30pm. Police Assistant Chief Mat Nemeth, Fire Chief Kurt Wilson, and Bill Joyce, Public Works Operation Director will also be in attendance. RSVP to fun@nocatee.com.
The newly revised Homeowner’s Architectural Review Criteria and Procedure Manual is now available on the website. Revisions effective August 1 now include our new fence standard and exhibits that consist of details on exterior paint color options, street tree replacements, and the real estate sign specifications. The updates were emailed or mailed to homeowners in June and now can be bookmarked for easy access. Visit the page called Docs & Forms to follow the links to the new version.
Many thanks to the members of the Document Review Committee for their efforts on updating the manual. Committee members are Bill Fitzgerald (Chair), Bruce Higgins, Terry Jones, Bill McGuire, and Denise Spain.
Comments or ideas on how to further improve the website are always welcome. Please call BCM services at 904-242-0666 ext. 13 or email the webmaster directly at brookwoodhoawebsite@gmail.com.
Because a number of homeowners have expressed interest in a vinyl fence option for the community, your HOA Board members will contact each property owner for input. Watch your email inbox or U.S. mailbox for information on how to weigh in on the decision. Details on the size, type and color will be included in the mailing.
Also, your board members are clarifying the position on using rocks or stones for landscaping purposes. Although only mulch was approved when the community was first established, using other material has since been approved. Landscaping plans should be approved in advance by filling out and submitting the Architectural Review Committee Submission Form.
If you are not already getting HOA emails, please help your association keep costs down by using the Email Authorization form.
Monday’s HOA Board meeting will start at 7pm rather than 6:30, as was previously posted. All homeowners are welcome to attend the meeting that is being held in the small conference room at the northeast end of Crosswater Hall.
Besides routine committee reports, items on the agenda include discussion of the street trees, the formation of a new Welcome Committee and other neighborhood issues.