There is nothing new on the Ryan Goss case. Crime Stoppers put out the following bulletin on Oct. 18th. Apparently they have a person of interest they are looking for.
Oakwood Trail and Coffman Road
Have you noticed the construction going on east of Oakwood Trail and Coffman Road?
Verizon is building a wireless communications facility / cell tower at that location (6803 Coffman Rd) to include a gravel drive.
Just to the north of that Calderon Textiles will be building a 32,000 square foot building that they plan to lease. At this point they are looking for tenants for that new building. It is zoned Industrial use and will stay that way. That should limit the traffic on Coffman Road.
2017 Dues/Maintenance fees
Ryan E Goss – 1969 to 2016
Ryan Goss, former President of Wildwood Board of Directors and past resident of the community died in a tragic shooting on July 30th 2016 at his new residence in the 5400 block of High School Road.
Ryan served on the Board for several years. He took the responsibilities seriously and worked to get things done. He will be missed in the community.
Wildwood Board Change
Trash Shed Drainage Repairs
Five trash sheds drains have been worked on to get the water flowing at a better rate and so we won’t have standing water after 4 hours. This included reworking the drain trenches and piping for the water flow. This has long been a problem at Wildwood. The cost to do this was $3,500 a drain or $17,500 in total. If you continue to see drains backing up, please call Julie Schaefer, our Property Manager at 317-875-5600 or email her at jschaefer@cas-indiana.com
New Wildwood Signs
During the enhancement of Georgetown Road, our signs had to be taken down. They were old and in extremely bad condition so they got thrown away. After months of talking about it and having new ideas and sketches made by a sign company, the Board is looking and deciding on the following design.
Cost is about $5,000 per sign.
Before, During and After
There was a unit at Wildwood that the owner would not let the siding contractors in the patio area to put new siding on the unit. The unit ended up looking like this;
The unit had been foreclosed on and the Board of Directors decided that something had to be done.
The job is done. $1,950
A friendly reminder…If contractors can’t get in your patio areas when work needs to be done and they have to do it at a later time, it only raises the homeowners associations costs. These costs get passed on to homeowners in raised monthly dues. Please work with contractors hired by the association Board.
An Unexpected Event
On March 3rd there was a fire at a condo in our neighborhood. Nobody was hurt to the Board of Directors knowledge. Our insurance company was notified and their adjusters visited the sight. Our insurance company requested that the unit be boarded up. The Pike Fire Marshall is still investigating. The Board will discuss our options at the March 16th meeting.
Unexpected Expense
AssociaOnCall discovered a leak in the main water line under ground near one of the buildings. They excavated the area where the water was bubbling to the surface. They exposed the area and worked around four utility lines. A very large tree had been cut down about 10 to 12 feet from the repair and there were roots in the dig area between 2 to 6 inches in diameter. They installed a stainless steel clamp, then stone bedded and back filled with dirt. It was inspected by Citizens Energy.
Cost $4,200