Winter Newsletter is available.
Key notes:
* Dues are $561
* We have 2 open board seats and 3 candidates.

See newsletter for more information.

Thank you

We have open board positions. We shared this in the summer newsletter and are still looking for volunteers. We welcome participation from all, whether you are a full-time or part-time resident. Being a board member is not much work, and it’s a fun way to give back to this community that is so precious to all of us. The board is working on the winter newsletter and ballots for new board member votes which will go out in the coming weeks. If interested in joining the board, please reach out so we can get you on the ballot.
Please email: cvahpres@gmail.com

I hope everyone is having a great start to summer!

The CVHA Summer newsletter, water use efficiency report, and water consumer confidence report have all been posted to our doc repository.

Most homeowners paid their $510 annual dues already. They were due by the end of January.

You can mail checks to:

CO ROBIN MALNERITCH – CVHA
PO BOX 740
ENUMCLAW, WA 98022-0740

From the Covenants:

Winter Newsletter and 2025 Budget are posted in the 2025 folder of the CVHA Docs.

I hope everyone is having a great start to summer.

The summer newsletter and water consumer confidence report have been added to the document library in the 2024 folder.

If CVHA can get enough participation there can be a Fire-wise project in the Village’s. This project would be at individual homes to reduce fire risk around your home.

If interested please call James Moore at 253-720-2514. James is with the Pierce County Conservation District. Let him know you are from Crystal Village and let him know you are interested in participating. Or if you need more information James can answer any questions.

Thanks to homeowner Scott Rush who made the initial contact with James.

Gary Castellane; President for: CVHA Board of Directors.

CVHA is currently working with Pierce County Emergency Management to update our 2015 Hazard Mitigation Plan and produce a 2020-25 Edition.

Once updated and approved by FEMA, CVHA along with governments will be able to leverage emergency funding for damage.

Currently, CVHA may be affected by the following natural hazards: earthquake, landslide, volcanic, flood, severe weather, and WUI wildfire.

Our plan will identify mitigation measures we can implement to lessen the hazard impacts on our infrastructure (water system).

Part of the planning effort is community outreach for comments and other input.

Therefore, we have posted the current plan in the CVHA Docs for your review.  You can also access the plan here: 2024 – Google Drive

Email cvhapres@gmail.com with any comments/questions.

CVHA Board of Directors

Thanks to all who attended our Annual Meeting on January 20th.

A copy of the PowerPoint, final budget, P&L, Balance Sheet and a draft of the minutes are including under CVHA Docs or click here: 2024 Annual Mtg – Google Drive

 

Temperatures have been hovering around 5 degrees at nights for some days and not rising above freezing. In addition, the power was out for some days.  There have been two houses with frozen pipes reported.

If your house was unoccupied and does not have a standby generator for heating and did not have the water shut off and drained from the house you are at risk for damage when things thaw.

This message is cautionary only as no one can predict what may occur in individual homes.

Our water operator will be monitoring pump cycle times as thng’s thaw to see if usage indicates a leak being present.

Make any replies to cvhapres@gmail.com

 

CVHA Board of Directors