The votes were tallied by Brenda Madison and Joe Sandifer. There were 68 Onwers represented.

The assessments are to be $219 a quarter and $816 per year. The due date for the first quarter has been extended to February 25th.

The board will be Robert Bauer, Steve Hillier, Brenda Madison, Randy Ranew, and Laurie Waldrum. The community agreed to accept the engineering study prepared by the Board of Directors is 2010 as the current plan for the maintenance of the community infrastructure. We also agreed that the standard garage door style is a flush door with no panels or designs - and the fence style will be 6 inch wide pickets, stained black with a trim board on top - and fences in the back may be a height of eight feet tall for any new fence put up. The results are listed below.

Owners to serve as directors
	Robert Bauer Elected Incumbent: President 2009-2010 I'm thankful for the high attendance at the open meetings and the record +70% voter turnout. People are involved, they know the issues and they are making the decisions. I look forward to the community completing many of the programs underway - getting the real time online accouting system up and accomplishing what we vote on as a group. ~Robert Bauer
	Randy Ranew Elected Incumbent: Vice President 2009-2010 I've learned a lot. I think we all have. The web site has greatly increased communication and helped bring us together. I'm looking forward to continuing the improvements we started in this last term. There is still much to do. ~Randy Ranew
	Brenda Madison Elected Incumbent: Secretary 2009-2010 Selecting a new exterior color scheme and getting the paint program on a long term schedule was a major achievement. It is really important to me that all homeowners are treated equally. Getting our project and financial records online and in the open was and is a big job - but an important one.   ~Brenda Madison
	Laurie Waldrum Elected Incumbent: Interim Director (May - December 2010) I've only been on the board a short time and I respect the effort put forth to communicate the issues and make voting like this possible. It's hard to please everyone but when we have a fair vote we all can accept the outcome. I think a strong sense of community is very important. ~ Laurie Waldrum
	David Ocamb I like the direction the community is now going in and I want to offer my support to help with the implementation of the C&R amendments and infrastructure maintenance planning. It's important that the community be operated on a solid financial and legal foundation to avoid the serious problems homeowners associations can get into. ~ David Ocamb
	John Ward Past Vice President 2002 I've lived here since 1998 and I was Vice President in 2002. I've seen the community in the best and worst of times. It's had its struggles. I think we have made a lot of progress in the last two years. As owners it's important that we all take a turn and donate our time to serve our community - not just leave it up to others. ~ John Ward
	Steve Hillier Elected Past President 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 I believe the BOHA should abide by the By-Laws as voted on by the Association and not adapted to suit a couple of people. We must have more accountabiltiy for the Budget and Expenses. Please vote for me, if you can figure out how to do so. Thanks ~ Steve Hillier

Approval of amendments to the Covenants and Restrictions

The board of directors recommended approval of the proposed amendments to the Covenants and Restrictions. This amended document was iontended to replace the current covenant and restrictions that are contained in 3 documents filed in Dallas County (Volume 81197, page 1973) on June 16, 1982, amended on February 11, 1983 and on January 1, 1991).

Private Review: The proposed amendments were published on the website on July 12, 2010 and have been available for review for 6 months. Owners were sent links to the proposed changes 11 times by e-mail between July 12, 2010 and December 6, 2010. Copies of the proposed changes were also available at the community mailboxes from December 7 - 14, 2010.

Public Review: Public review meetings were held on July 12, 2010 and December 6, 2010 with 46 homeowners attending. No material objections have been raised to the amendments.

43% Approved the proposed amendments (subject to the architectural standard elected below) 57% Did not approve of the proposed amendment.