Feel free to use this letter. E-mail Andy Gardiner today, please. Copy the document and paste it into your own e-mail using your own name.
Many thanks! Andrea
Attached is an email I sent to District 9 Sen. Andy Gardiner, asking him to amend the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act to eliminate the need to change Wekiva area septic tanks to the proposed wastewater treatment systems about which I have sent information to you. If you like, you may use any part(s) or all of it to email the 3 addresses listed below.
Everyone needs to email Sen. Gardiner with the same request regarding an amendment. (The Act itself will not be struck down, but the wording regarding these treatment systems can be changed.) Even if you have already emailed Gov. Crist, please do so again. And you should also email the Florida Dept. of Health.
It now appears that we have only until April 1 to stop this ridiculous rule from being enforced.
gardiner.andy.web@flsenate.gov
charlie.crist@eog.myflorida.com
environmentalhealthonsitesewageprogram@doh.st.fl.us
The Seminole County Commission will address this issue in downtown Sanford on Tuesday morning, at 9:30 a.m. Lake County citizens are holding meetings to determine how to fight it. In Tallahassee last night, the Leon County Commission voted to table their resolution supporting the new systems, because so many angry homeowners showed up at the meeting, along with representatives from the Home Builders Assoc., which opposes the change.
Derry Sampey, Member
Deer Lake Run HOA BOD
Dear Senator Gardiner:
If the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act becomes law in its current form, those of us living in the affected areas will be forced to install an electrically operated septic system based on totally unproven technology. It is our understanding that installation cost is estimated to be $10,000 to $20,000 per home, annual maintenance is projected at $1,200 to $2,500 per year, and additional operating costs will add approximately $50 per month to our electric bills.
If we try to sell, refinance or make any improvement to our homes (including adding a utility shed in the back yard), we will be forced to install the new system, even if our current one is fully operational. And the chances of ever finding buyers for our homes who are willing to pay for and live with this system will likely be zero, resulting in the devaluation of our homes and a sharp drop in the tax base of the cities and counties in which our homes are located.
When our power goes out or a brownout occurs, both of which occur frequently in Florida, we will have no bathroom facilities and raw sewage will back up into our homes. Even after power is restored, these systems will have to be individually restarted by the installer, which could take weeks to complete. Talk about a serious health problem!
Finally, the Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act itself lays 71% of the blame for the Wekiva area's problems squarely upon the use of nitrogen fertilizers, and 6% of the blame on septic tanks currently in the area. So, why are some homeowners (and not golf courses, resorts, tourist attractions, et al) going to be forced to pay the price for a so-called solution that will, at best, merely scratch the surface of the problem?
It is imperative that the Department of Health be prevented from allowing this travesty to continue. Please know that large numbers of your constituents want to see this Act amended and are ready to do whatever it takes to support you in your efforts.
Thank you.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
New Info On The Septic Tanks
I got this from Andrea, Thank you Andrea on keeping us posted.... Dave
Just in case you thought it was over, it’s not. Please read the entire thread of e-mails. Cursor down to the bottom of this message which is the beginning of the thread. John Byrd’s response to Mr. Higgins which shows here is the last message. (Start at the bottom)
Andrea
From: Byrd, John
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 8:08 AM
To: 'John J Higgins'; bkcarey@cfl.rr.com; scott@scottplakon.com
Cc: jackhannahs@bellsouth.net; 'Quentin (Bob) Beitel'; fredbrummer@embarqmail.com; Boyd, S. Scott (Commissioner); 'Keith Hetrick'
Subject: RE: Proposed New Septic Rules
Mr. Higgins:
Thanks for sending. It is hard to even respond to the comments below from Mr. Briggs they are so incredibly skewed. The 2007 report Mr. Briggs refers to below found onsite systems contributed 6% of the nitrate inputs to the Wekiva River & it’s Contributing Springs while Commercial & Residential Fertilizer was 75% of the inputs. The loading numbers for onsite systems went from a 6% input to a 22% loading which became and still is point of great debate.
I don’t know if you remember this but back in the day a consultant said at a RRAC meeting that if the same methodology had been used for onsite systems that was used for other sources the nitrate input from onsite systems would be ZERO percent. Of course later that consultant vociferously denied making that statement.
The RRAC membership would not agree that onsite systems were a “significant contributor” of nitrogen to the Wekiva River & it’s Contributing Springs because the RRAC membership did not agree with the methodology used to obtain the 22% loading number.
This was in the original “draft” executive summary of the 2007 report. It was later deleted by FDOH in order for the 2007 report to fit FDOH’s conclusions.
I would also add that by the time a “public hearing” is held in May the rule will already be in effect making that a moot public hearing. Once they file the notice for Rule Adoption in April there is 21 days to act before the rule becomes final.
Sincerely,
John Byrd
From: John J Higgins [mailto:jhiggins1@cfl.rr.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 4:11 PM
To: Byrd, John; bkcarey@cfl.rr.com; scott@scottplakon.com
Cc: jackhannahs@bellsouth.net; 'Quentin (Bob) Beitel'
Subject: FW: Proposed New Septic Rules
For your information.
John Higgins
From: Gerald_Briggs@doh.state.fl.us [mailto:Gerald_Briggs@doh.state.fl.us]
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 1:43 PM
To: jhiggins1@cfl.rr.com
Cc: jackhannahs@bellsouth.net; k.r.jones@earthlink.net
Subject: RE: Proposed New Septic Rules
Mr. Higgins:
As has been stated numerous times publicly and in our Wekiva research reports, the department has a legislative mandate to impose nitrogen reduction standards on onsite system within the Wekiva Study Area. Our 2005 report documented the potential nitrogen impact of onsite systems in the WSA and recommended moving to performance based treatment systems. Our 2007 report confirmed those results. At no time has the Legislature acted to change the mandate in the 2004 Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act. As such, our executive staff has made the decision that we should move forward with rule making. Your comments on the draft rule are welcome at any point in the process. We still, at this time, intend to file a notice of rulemaking in the April timeframe with a public hearing or hearings in the Wekiva area in May.
Gerald R. Briggs, Chief
Bureau of Onsite Sewage Programs
Florida Department of Health
Environmental Health is Core Public Health at your service!
Please tell us how we are doing http://www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/ostds/survey.htm
Please note: Florida has a very broad public records law. Most written communications to or from state officials regarding state business are public records available to the public and media upon request. Therefore, your e-mail communications may be subject to public disclosure.
Please consider our environment before printing this e-mail.
From: John J Higgins [mailto:jhiggins1@cfl.rr.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 1:14 PM
To: Briggs, Gerald R
Cc: jackhannahs@bellsouth.net; 'Kenny R. Jones'
Subject: Proposed New Septic Rules
Mr. Briggs:
As you know the Markham Woods Association believes the DOH’s new proposed rules regarding onsite septic systems appear unfair and unwarranted. Your decision to move forward now despite advice from TRAP to the contrary is disheartening to us. Also, Sen. Lee Constantine assured those attending the last Wekiva Parkway and Protection Commission meeting that no new rules would move forward at least until the next of their meetings.
As part of the public whom you serve, we would very much appreciate a logical explanation of your current actions besides your agency being the only Department that still has not met your perceived obligation under the Wekiva Act. The Act clearly says you need only institute new rules “if appropriate.” You, the DEP, the Audubon Society, and the advanced systems manufacturers appear to be the only groups believing your proposed rules are appropriate. Is there some other explanation with which we can work with you on this important question? We would like to do that if possible.
If you do form a Rule Development Workshop on these new rules, please consider appointing myself or one of my associates a member of it. I am a retired SunTrust executive and have time to devote to this effort. We believe whatever actions are finally taken on this question are extremely important to us and the 2,800 residents we represent. Currently we are at a loss to explain any reasonable logic for these new rules. We would like very much to be able to understand your position better.
In any event, please inform us in detail of the procedures available to us as part of your civil process. Thank you, sir.
Regards,
John J. Higgins
Just in case you thought it was over, it’s not. Please read the entire thread of e-mails. Cursor down to the bottom of this message which is the beginning of the thread. John Byrd’s response to Mr. Higgins which shows here is the last message. (Start at the bottom)
Andrea
From: Byrd, John
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 8:08 AM
To: 'John J Higgins'; bkcarey@cfl.rr.com; scott@scottplakon.com
Cc: jackhannahs@bellsouth.net; 'Quentin (Bob) Beitel'; fredbrummer@embarqmail.com; Boyd, S. Scott (Commissioner); 'Keith Hetrick'
Subject: RE: Proposed New Septic Rules
Mr. Higgins:
Thanks for sending. It is hard to even respond to the comments below from Mr. Briggs they are so incredibly skewed. The 2007 report Mr. Briggs refers to below found onsite systems contributed 6% of the nitrate inputs to the Wekiva River & it’s Contributing Springs while Commercial & Residential Fertilizer was 75% of the inputs. The loading numbers for onsite systems went from a 6% input to a 22% loading which became and still is point of great debate.
I don’t know if you remember this but back in the day a consultant said at a RRAC meeting that if the same methodology had been used for onsite systems that was used for other sources the nitrate input from onsite systems would be ZERO percent. Of course later that consultant vociferously denied making that statement.
The RRAC membership would not agree that onsite systems were a “significant contributor” of nitrogen to the Wekiva River & it’s Contributing Springs because the RRAC membership did not agree with the methodology used to obtain the 22% loading number.
This was in the original “draft” executive summary of the 2007 report. It was later deleted by FDOH in order for the 2007 report to fit FDOH’s conclusions.
I would also add that by the time a “public hearing” is held in May the rule will already be in effect making that a moot public hearing. Once they file the notice for Rule Adoption in April there is 21 days to act before the rule becomes final.
Sincerely,
John Byrd
From: John J Higgins [mailto:jhiggins1@cfl.rr.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 4:11 PM
To: Byrd, John; bkcarey@cfl.rr.com; scott@scottplakon.com
Cc: jackhannahs@bellsouth.net; 'Quentin (Bob) Beitel'
Subject: FW: Proposed New Septic Rules
For your information.
John Higgins
From: Gerald_Briggs@doh.state.fl.us [mailto:Gerald_Briggs@doh.state.fl.us]
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 1:43 PM
To: jhiggins1@cfl.rr.com
Cc: jackhannahs@bellsouth.net; k.r.jones@earthlink.net
Subject: RE: Proposed New Septic Rules
Mr. Higgins:
As has been stated numerous times publicly and in our Wekiva research reports, the department has a legislative mandate to impose nitrogen reduction standards on onsite system within the Wekiva Study Area. Our 2005 report documented the potential nitrogen impact of onsite systems in the WSA and recommended moving to performance based treatment systems. Our 2007 report confirmed those results. At no time has the Legislature acted to change the mandate in the 2004 Wekiva Parkway and Protection Act. As such, our executive staff has made the decision that we should move forward with rule making. Your comments on the draft rule are welcome at any point in the process. We still, at this time, intend to file a notice of rulemaking in the April timeframe with a public hearing or hearings in the Wekiva area in May.
Gerald R. Briggs, Chief
Bureau of Onsite Sewage Programs
Florida Department of Health
Environmental Health is Core Public Health at your service!
Please tell us how we are doing http://www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/ostds/survey.htm
Please note: Florida has a very broad public records law. Most written communications to or from state officials regarding state business are public records available to the public and media upon request. Therefore, your e-mail communications may be subject to public disclosure.
Please consider our environment before printing this e-mail.
From: John J Higgins [mailto:jhiggins1@cfl.rr.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 1:14 PM
To: Briggs, Gerald R
Cc: jackhannahs@bellsouth.net; 'Kenny R. Jones'
Subject: Proposed New Septic Rules
Mr. Briggs:
As you know the Markham Woods Association believes the DOH’s new proposed rules regarding onsite septic systems appear unfair and unwarranted. Your decision to move forward now despite advice from TRAP to the contrary is disheartening to us. Also, Sen. Lee Constantine assured those attending the last Wekiva Parkway and Protection Commission meeting that no new rules would move forward at least until the next of their meetings.
As part of the public whom you serve, we would very much appreciate a logical explanation of your current actions besides your agency being the only Department that still has not met your perceived obligation under the Wekiva Act. The Act clearly says you need only institute new rules “if appropriate.” You, the DEP, the Audubon Society, and the advanced systems manufacturers appear to be the only groups believing your proposed rules are appropriate. Is there some other explanation with which we can work with you on this important question? We would like to do that if possible.
If you do form a Rule Development Workshop on these new rules, please consider appointing myself or one of my associates a member of it. I am a retired SunTrust executive and have time to devote to this effort. We believe whatever actions are finally taken on this question are extremely important to us and the 2,800 residents we represent. Currently we are at a loss to explain any reasonable logic for these new rules. We would like very much to be able to understand your position better.
In any event, please inform us in detail of the procedures available to us as part of your civil process. Thank you, sir.
Regards,
John J. Higgins
Friday, March 13, 2009
Septic Tanks
I just got this from Andrea, the time is running out..... Dave
This is the kind of information we are getting as a result of our meeting Tuesday. This is an immediate mess for the entire state. I have a petition form available for our neighborhood. Can some of you volunteer to take a street and get these signed this weekend. I would like to take signed petitions to the County Commission meeting on Tuesday. Ultimate destination for the originals is Crist’s desk. Thanks to Jim Kohlman and Bill Thompson who have agreed to attend that meeting with me. If there are others who will be going, e-mail me and we will get car pools going. Call me at 407.886.1011 and let me know if you can help with the petitions. Every voter in the home should sign.
Andrea
This is the kind of information we are getting as a result of our meeting Tuesday. This is an immediate mess for the entire state. I have a petition form available for our neighborhood. Can some of you volunteer to take a street and get these signed this weekend. I would like to take signed petitions to the County Commission meeting on Tuesday. Ultimate destination for the originals is Crist’s desk. Thanks to Jim Kohlman and Bill Thompson who have agreed to attend that meeting with me. If there are others who will be going, e-mail me and we will get car pools going. Call me at 407.886.1011 and let me know if you can help with the petitions. Every voter in the home should sign.
Andrea
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Please Read on Septic Tanks
Hi Everybody, this is very important, please read, thank you, Dave
Dear Neighbors,
As I promised, I am sending to you the list of legislative contacts. In addition, you will find a map of the entire Wekiva Study Area impacted by the Department of Health proposed rule to force replacements of passive systems such as we have with “performance-based systems.” I have also included a copy of the flyer that was delivered to your home about two weeks ago. Feel free to reproduce it and pass it to others you may know outside the Bent Oak subdivision that may be impacted by this DOH action.
We only have about two to three weeks to stop this rule before it crashes down on us, so please use this information to quickly send off your letters, make your phone calls, etc. Be aware, that most of the e-mails sent to Gov. Crist are being forwarded to the Department of Health for a response (very insulting!). However, send them anyhow! Numbers matter. Call if you can. Make sure you contact all the legislators listed and the Surgeon General.
If you have friends in other subdivisions, please contact them and ask for the name of the President of their associations so we can contact them and increase our representation and influence. Pass along any contact information to me and I will make sure they get plugged in.
We will be working with the Orlando Area Realtors Association, the Markham Woods Homeowners Assoc., Coalition for Property Rights, and several other civic, homeowner, and professional assoc. opposed to this rule. On Tuesday, I will be attending the Orange County Commission Meeting (1:30 p.m. County Commission Chambers, Orange Ave.) and providing testimonial input about the serious economic and quality of life ramifications of this rule to the Bent Oak homeowners. You are welcome to attend. Fred Brummer is proposing the Orange County Government send a letter of concern and protest to the Gov. The citizen input is to move them to do so. If you need more information on this, let me know.
One of our neighbor’s has described this rule’s impact as an “economic black hole.” And, that it is.
I have much more information that has been forwarded to me. I am going to try to get a summary statement together and will get it to you asap.
Thank you all for your involvement! Remember, if there are two or more voters in your home, get e-mails out from each one. Every voice counts and the more the better!
Andrea
407.886.1011
Dear Neighbors,
As I promised, I am sending to you the list of legislative contacts. In addition, you will find a map of the entire Wekiva Study Area impacted by the Department of Health proposed rule to force replacements of passive systems such as we have with “performance-based systems.” I have also included a copy of the flyer that was delivered to your home about two weeks ago. Feel free to reproduce it and pass it to others you may know outside the Bent Oak subdivision that may be impacted by this DOH action.
We only have about two to three weeks to stop this rule before it crashes down on us, so please use this information to quickly send off your letters, make your phone calls, etc. Be aware, that most of the e-mails sent to Gov. Crist are being forwarded to the Department of Health for a response (very insulting!). However, send them anyhow! Numbers matter. Call if you can. Make sure you contact all the legislators listed and the Surgeon General.
If you have friends in other subdivisions, please contact them and ask for the name of the President of their associations so we can contact them and increase our representation and influence. Pass along any contact information to me and I will make sure they get plugged in.
We will be working with the Orlando Area Realtors Association, the Markham Woods Homeowners Assoc., Coalition for Property Rights, and several other civic, homeowner, and professional assoc. opposed to this rule. On Tuesday, I will be attending the Orange County Commission Meeting (1:30 p.m. County Commission Chambers, Orange Ave.) and providing testimonial input about the serious economic and quality of life ramifications of this rule to the Bent Oak homeowners. You are welcome to attend. Fred Brummer is proposing the Orange County Government send a letter of concern and protest to the Gov. The citizen input is to move them to do so. If you need more information on this, let me know.
One of our neighbor’s has described this rule’s impact as an “economic black hole.” And, that it is.
I have much more information that has been forwarded to me. I am going to try to get a summary statement together and will get it to you asap.
Thank you all for your involvement! Remember, if there are two or more voters in your home, get e-mails out from each one. Every voice counts and the more the better!
Andrea
407.886.1011
Addresses to use for septic tanks
Bryan Nelson
407-880-4414 (District Office)
850-488-2023 (Tallahassee Office)
Bryan.nelson@myfloridahouse.gov
Andy Gardiner
407-897-2064 (District Office)
850-487-5047 (Tallahassee Office)
Gardiner.andy.web@flsenate..gov
State Surgeon General Secretary, Dept. of Health-Ana M. Viamonte Ros, M.D., M.P.H.
Office of the Secretary
2585 Merchants Row Boulevard
Tallahassee , FL
Phone: 850 -245-4321
Fax: 850 - 922-9453
Telephone: Govenor Charlie Crist
Citizen Services Hotline: (850) 488-4441
Executive Office of the Governor Switchboard: (850) 488-7146
[Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time]
Charlie.Crist@MyFlorida.com
Contact the Governor or Lt. Governor
Jeff.Kottkamp@MyFlorida.com
Telephone:
Citizen Services Hotline: * (850) 488-4441*
Executive Office of the Governor Switchboard: * (850) 488-7146* [Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time]
Dept. of Health website http://www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/ostds/index.html
The following standards shall apply in the Wekiva Study Area as defined in 369.316, F.S.
(a) In areas not scheduled, by an adopted local wastewater facility plan, to be served by a central sewer system by July 1, 2012, performance based treatment systems with a total nitrogen discharge limit of 10 milligrams per liter at the outlet of the treatment receptacle shall be required for new systems, modifications, and repairs. No increase in the authorized sewage flow allowances of 381.0065(4)(a), (b), and (g) shall allowed for use of these systems.
(b) In areas not scheduled, by an adopted local wastewater facility plan, to be served by a central sewer system by July 1, 2012, prior to completion of any real estate transaction for property with an onsite sewage treatment and disposal system that does not meet the above referenced standard, the seller must apply for and receive a construction permit to upgrade the system to a performance based treatment system with a total nitrogen discharge limit of 10 milligrams per liter at the outlet of the treatment receptacle. The system must be installed and receive final approval from the department within 18 months of the issue date of the permit.
(c) Land application of septage shall not be allowed.
407-880-4414 (District Office)
850-488-2023 (Tallahassee Office)
Bryan.nelson@myfloridahouse.gov
Andy Gardiner
407-897-2064 (District Office)
850-487-5047 (Tallahassee Office)
Gardiner.andy.web@flsenate..gov
State Surgeon General Secretary, Dept. of Health-Ana M. Viamonte Ros, M.D., M.P.H.
Office of the Secretary
2585 Merchants Row Boulevard
Tallahassee , FL
Phone: 850 -245-4321
Fax: 850 - 922-9453
Telephone: Govenor Charlie Crist
Citizen Services Hotline: (850) 488-4441
Executive Office of the Governor Switchboard: (850) 488-7146
[Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time]
Charlie.Crist@MyFlorida.com
Contact the Governor or Lt. Governor
Jeff.Kottkamp@MyFlorida.com
Telephone:
Citizen Services Hotline: * (850) 488-4441*
Executive Office of the Governor Switchboard: * (850) 488-7146* [Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time]
Dept. of Health website http://www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/ostds/index.html
The following standards shall apply in the Wekiva Study Area as defined in 369.316, F.S.
(a) In areas not scheduled, by an adopted local wastewater facility plan, to be served by a central sewer system by July 1, 2012, performance based treatment systems with a total nitrogen discharge limit of 10 milligrams per liter at the outlet of the treatment receptacle shall be required for new systems, modifications, and repairs. No increase in the authorized sewage flow allowances of 381.0065(4)(a), (b), and (g) shall allowed for use of these systems.
(b) In areas not scheduled, by an adopted local wastewater facility plan, to be served by a central sewer system by July 1, 2012, prior to completion of any real estate transaction for property with an onsite sewage treatment and disposal system that does not meet the above referenced standard, the seller must apply for and receive a construction permit to upgrade the system to a performance based treatment system with a total nitrogen discharge limit of 10 milligrams per liter at the outlet of the treatment receptacle. The system must be installed and receive final approval from the department within 18 months of the issue date of the permit.
(c) Land application of septage shall not be allowed.
E-MAIL TO GOV. CRIST
E-MAIL GOVERNOR CRIST TODAY!!!!!
The value of your home is at stake. Florida Department of Health is forcing a new rule regarding septic systems. If this rule is passed, you will be forced to install a new type of electrically-operated septic system.
Cost to install $10-20 thousand dollars
Cost to maintain $1200-1500 per year
Cost to operate add up to $50/month to your electric bill
If you try to sell your home, you will be forced to install the new system before closing….even if your current system is fully operational…that's if you can even find a buyer willing to live with this insane system.
If you try to add onto your home, you will be forced to install this new system.
If you lose power, you will have NO SEWAGE SYSTEM and raw sewage will back up into your house! When power is restored, you will have to pay the system installer to re-start your sewage treatment system.
Governor Crist is the only one who can stop this insanity. E-mail him today ! Charlie.Crist@myflorida.com. Do not wait. Tell him he must stop the Department of Health from passing this rule.
For more information on this urgent issue, go to OCINS on the web. (Orange County Information News Service). You may also contact Fred Brummer, Orange County Commissioner. He is asking everyone to contact Governor Crist about the DOH rule change. DO NOT WAIT.
The value of your home is at stake. Florida Department of Health is forcing a new rule regarding septic systems. If this rule is passed, you will be forced to install a new type of electrically-operated septic system.
Cost to install $10-20 thousand dollars
Cost to maintain $1200-1500 per year
Cost to operate add up to $50/month to your electric bill
If you try to sell your home, you will be forced to install the new system before closing….even if your current system is fully operational…that's if you can even find a buyer willing to live with this insane system.
If you try to add onto your home, you will be forced to install this new system.
If you lose power, you will have NO SEWAGE SYSTEM and raw sewage will back up into your house! When power is restored, you will have to pay the system installer to re-start your sewage treatment system.
Governor Crist is the only one who can stop this insanity. E-mail him today ! Charlie.Crist@myflorida.com. Do not wait. Tell him he must stop the Department of Health from passing this rule.
For more information on this urgent issue, go to OCINS on the web. (Orange County Information News Service). You may also contact Fred Brummer, Orange County Commissioner. He is asking everyone to contact Governor Crist about the DOH rule change. DO NOT WAIT.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
MARK YOUR CALENDER MARCH 10
Important Date March 10Th. Don't forget to attend the annual Bent Oak Home Owners Meeting at Clay Springs School! It is very important that you either attend or send in your proxy so we have a quorum so we won't have to reschedule the meeting again.
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