MAY 2025 MINUTES

DELRAY VILLAS PLAT 4/5 HOA

DELRAY VILLAS PLAT 4/5 HOA
Regular Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, May 13, 2025

President Mike Montemurno called to order the meeting and on ZOOM of the Delray Villas Plat 4/5 HOA Board of Directors on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, at 7:30 PM in the “B“ Building with the Pledge of Allegiance and a moment of silence for our departed family, friends, neighbors, and service members.

Attendance

The following Directors were present: Mike Montemurno, Bill Yesowitch, Sheila Lane, Alan Rossman, Rick Mancini, Betty Hillier, Nancy Grasso, Tommy Rudolph, Maggie Bogner and Ruth Mirailh. Dianne Stevens was excused.

Secretary’s Report

Betty Hillier read the minutes of April 8, 2025, HOA regular business meeting. The minutes were accepted as read from a motion by Rick Mancini and seconded by Alan Rossman. All directors were in favor.

Treasurer’s Report

Treasurer Sheila Lane reported that there are ten past due HOA fees. Four are with the attorney and six more are passed due this quarter. We are running in the black, $17,000 year-to-date. The Treasurer’s report was accepted from a motion by Bill Yesowitch and seconded by Tommy Rudolph. All directors were in favor.

Committee Reports

Alliance:  Alan Rossman reported that the whole meeting was on hurricane preparedness. Be Prepared! Senator Berman said no budget was reached by the Senate, but they must have a budget by July 1. Karen Brill, from the PBC School Board, reported that she is concerned about the school funding for next year as the school district can take a big hit. No change in the high school start time. However, they are prohibiting cellphone use in Elementary and Middle Schools. Rick Mancini reported that Mary Blakely, from the Public Safety Department, spoke about hurricane preparedness, Make a Plan: Build a Kit; Make sure you have supplies; Get involved. Tommy Staud from Lake Worth spoke on how the drainage works on flooding conditions.

Interviews: Bill Yesowitch reported that he conducted 7 interviews with one pending since February for a total of 8 interviews. Seven were approved and he sees no problem with the eighth. We had 16 sales in Delray Villas; we budgeted for 20. So here it is a quarter of the year and we have three quarters of our budget already met. We are going to have a good year in regard to turnover.

Architectural: Alan Rossman reported that 24 applications were reviewed. All were approved. Please return the paint charts.

Inspections: Betty Hillier reported that everything is going well. However, there are a few stragglers. A second letter will be going out. Any concerns or issues give Betty a call.                                                               Maintenance, Lakes & Ponds: Rick Mancini reported that the lakes and ponds are in good shape. Some work was done on our irrigation system. The new supervisor is handling the clean up and it looks spotless. There are work orders slips in the mailbox in the parking lot that must be handed in if you need any work done. We have also moved the watering cycle from 10 to 15 minutes, which has helped a lot.

Roads and FPL Lights: Tommy Rudolph reported that the roads are good. We have no FPL lights out.

Lollipops and Carriage Lights: Tommy Rudolph reported there were 12 lollipops/carriage lights out. All 12 are repeats for the last four months. Mike will take the list and send it to our attorney.

Rec Board: Lynne Cohen reported the events, activities, and seminars coming up from now until September. Camille Montemurno, Rec President, said there will be a mold report out sometime tomorrow. Meetings will be held to discuss the three inspection reports. The pool is having some problems. Contracts are being set up for the use of the “A” building for private events. The Special Assessment meeting is on Wednesday, May 21st at 7:00.

That’s What Friends are for:  Noel Gordon reported no problems.

Website: Alan Shwartz reported that everything is up to date. There was a glitch on the Rec Board website for residents to sign in, that was corrected. There were 29 people on ZOOM. He also reported that the Veterans Club is working out great.

Plat Chat: Ruth Mirailh reported that the Plat Chat is running smoothly. Anything anyone wants to share will be put in a future edition of Plat Chat.

Distribution: Harvey reported that everything is going well. Next month, we will talk about having Plat Chat going digital.

We Care: Paul Mirsky reported all is going well.

Welcoming Committee: Maggie Bogner reported that she and Nancy Grasso went out to see a new resident.

Old Business

New Signs Update: Nancy Grasso reported that they are coming, however; we are still dealing with permits. Each sign deals with their own prints, own permits, own reviews, etc. because of the county.

Two homes that need work:  Mike told Bill that we need to talk to the attorney regarding the two homes that need work. Given the names and addresses, Bill will speak with the attorney tomorrow.

New Business

Work Orders: Mike reported that we will be talking to Tom, our IT person, about the system called The Ticket that Rec is using. This system is all done electronically where a resident can go on their computer and give their name, address and what the problem is and Bob will be able to go in to see what the problem is and address it with a service call. We are going to adopt this program.

Rec Board:  Mike reported that the Rec Board would like to go door to door to gather permission for their electronic voting. The board approved this.

Summer Business Meetings: Mike discussed with the Board the summer meeting schedule. In the past we did not meet in July and August. However, with the Rec dealing with the special assessment and other issues with the residents, we will be meeting in July but not in August.

Good and Welfare: Joann Jacobson accused Sam Fleishman and said he admitted to reporting eleven residents to Palm Beach County Home Inspections regarding work done on residents’ homes. She is asking the Board to make him stop! The Board cannot do anything legally but we will talk to him by bringing him in front of the Board.

Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 8:35pm with a motion from Alan Rossman and seconded by Nancy Grasso.

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