Vice President Tom Hodges reported that we were having a historic winter, and said that the threat to properties due to the extraordinary snow loads was real. Mr. Hodges said that the loads were double of what the roofs were designed for. He said that it was imperative to take weight of roofs, especially homes with wood frames and said that a lot of repairs would be needed. He spoke about the recent propane explosions and the increased danger as the snow melts, and stressed the importance of evaluating your homes risk and getting it taken care of.
President Kirk Stapp said that he was on the Snowcreek IV Homeowners Association Board and reported that they had difficulties in getting staff on the roofs with appropriate gear.
Board Member Jennifer Kreitz attended the Housing California conference, a Rural Hot Topics workshop, the Super Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) workshop, and a California Coalition for Rural Housing (CCRH) Legislative Committee meeting. Ms. Kreitz spoke about a potential reduction in the 4% tax credit requirement for bonds, and discussed Senate Bill 567 which was an expansion of the Tenant Protection Bill 1482.
There was discussion among members of the Board.