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MEETING
May 24 2006
LOBBY CONFERENCE ROOM
7:00 P.M.
A. Call Meeting to Order
B. Roll Call
C. Approval of the Minutes: March 22, 2006
D. Officers Reports
E. Public Forum
F. Unfinished Business
G. New Business
1. Amendment to Bylaws
2, Update on sales
3. Possible future projects
H. Other
1. Adjournment
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CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE HOUSING AUTHORITY
Minutes of Regular Meeting
March 22, 2006
A. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Chair DiTullio.
. Introduction oF New Member - Jerry DiTullio introduced Terry Womble
who will represent City Council on the Housing Authority. Mr. Womble will
be replacing Mr. DiTullio.
On behalf of the Housing Authority, Cheryl Brungardt expressed appreciation
to Jerry DiTullio for his years of service on the Housing Authority.
. Election of Officers
It was moved by Kent Davis and seconded by Terry Womble to elect
Cheryl Brungardt as Chair. The motion passed unanimously.
It was moved by Kathy Nuanes and seconded by Terry Womble to elect
Kent Davis as Vice Chair. The motion passed unanimously.
B. ROLL CALL
Authority Members Present: Cheryl Brungardt
Kent Davis
Jerry DiTullio
Kathy Nuanes
Terry Womble
Authority Members Absent: Janice Thompson
Others Present: Alan White, Community Development Director
Larry Nelson, Cornerstone Realty
Betty Maybin, Cornerstone Realty
Dick Matthews, Accountant
David Firman, Attorney
Henry Wehrdt, Project Manager
Wendy Swanhorst, Auditor
Ann Lazzeri, Recording Secretary
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C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
It was moved by Kathy Nuanes and seconded by Cheryl Brungardt to
approve the minutes of February 8, 2006 as presented. The motion passed
unanimously.
D. OFFICERS REPORTS
There were no officer reports.
E. PUBLIC FORUM
There was no one to appeaz before the Authority.
F. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
There was no unfinished business.
G. NEW BUSINESS
• Presentation and Acceptance of Audit
Wendy Swanhorst reviewed the Housing Authority audit performed by her
firm.
It was moved by Kent Davis and seconded by Kathy Nuanes to accept the
auditor's report as presented. The motion passed unanimously.
. Update on Park Side Townhomes Proiect
Henry Wehrdt reported that the project is complete with very minor "tune-
ups" left to do before sale of the units. Certificates of occupancy have been
issued for all units. He reminded the Authority there is $75,000 remaining
from a previous grant that should be dedicated towazd acquisition of another
property before the end of 2006. If not used this year, the funds will be lost.
Kent Davis expressed the Authority's appreciation to Henry Wehrdt for his
work on the project.
Larry Nelson reported that three units aze already under contract with a fourth
possibility. People who have looked at the units have been very impressed
with the quality of workmanship and staging of the units. The gazages have
been a great selling point. Most of the interest in the units has been expressed
by Wheat Ridge residents.
David Firman reported that restrictive covenants requiring the units to be
owner-occupied in perpetuity could be litigated down the road. Colorado law
states that as long as restrictive covenants are reasonable and clearly writ[en,
the courts would uphold it. Therefore, he has redrafted the covenants to state
Housing Authority Minutes
03-22-06
that the Housing Authority's intent is to provide subsidized, affordable, and
nondiscriminatory housing. The covenants should then hold up in court. In
response to a question from David Matthews, Mr. Firman stated that there is
the possibility that homeowners associations could change the restrictive
covenants in the future.
In response to a question from Henry Wehrdt regarding the garages on the
Park Side project, Mr. Firman stated that the gazages aze given as an exclusive
use in the homeowners deed. However, the gazages are actually owned by all
the owners and aze to be maintained by the homeowners association.
H. OTHER
• Comerstone Realty will bring potential properties for future Housing
Authority projects to the next meeting.
Cheryl Brungazdt referred to the portion of the bylaws that states the
Chairman of the Authority is to be appointed by City Council. This was done
when the Authority was first established. It seems [hose bylaws could now be
amended to state that the Authority may elect its own officers.
It was moved by Kathy Nuanes and seconded by Kent Davis to change
the bylaws to state that the chairman shall be elected by the Authority.
Alan White will refer this matter to the city attomey and a vote will be taken
on this motion at the next meeting.
1. AD,TOURNMENT
The meeting was adjoumed at 8:47 p.m.
Jeiry DiTullio, Chair Ann Lazzeri, Secretary
Housing Authority Minutes
03-22-06
Wheat Ridge Housing Authority
Memorandum
TO: Wheat Ridge Housing Authority
FROM: Kathy Field
SUBJECT: First Amendment to Bylaws
DATE: May 19, 2006
Attached is the First Amendment to the Bylaws of the Wheat Ridge Housing Authority. This
changes when the Housing Authority may elect officers.
cc: Alan White, Community Development Director
Alan Feinstein, Jefferson County Housing Authority
Henry Wehrdt, Jefferson County Housing Authority
Larry Nelson & Betty Maybin, Comerstone Realty
Jerry Dahl, City Attorney
Randy Young, City Manager
Dick Matthews, Accountant
CMoc~ts end SettingOatM1yMfy Doc~Ny~Flousing Authoncy~cting mcmos\bylawsamendmcnt wpd
FIRST AMENDMENT TO
BY-LAWS
OF
THE WHEAT RIDGE HOUSING AUTHORITY
Pursuant to Article IV, Section 1 of the Bylaws of the Wheat Ridge Housing
Authority, and upon notice of motion duly seconded at a regular meeting of the Authority
on , 2006, said bylaws are amended as follows:
Article II Section 7, entitled "Appointment of Officers," is hereby amended to read
in its entirety as follows:
Section 7. Appointment of Officers. Subsequent to the appointment of the first
Chairman of the Authority by the City Council, the Officers of the Authority shall be
elected annually by the Authority at the first regular meeting in January and shall
assume their duties upon election. Officers shall hold office for one year or until their
successors are elected and qualified.
ADOPTED this day of , 2006.
Chair
Wheat Ridge Housing Authority
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Wheat Ridge Housing Authority
Balance Sheet
05/19106
As of May 19, 2006
May 19,'O6
ASSETS
Current Assets
CheckinglSavings
173 • Vectra Operoting Account
372,117
ToWlChecking/Savings
372,117
Other Current Assets
751- ParkSide Projectlnventory
706,570
162 • 4uail Project Inventory
119,804
Total Other Current Assets
826,374
Total Current Assets
1,198,491
Other Assets
271 - Note Receivable • Abel
3,000
273 • Note Receivable - Baca
9,353
Tolal Other Assets
12,353
TOTAL ASSETS
7,270,844
LIA8ILITIES & EQUITY
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable
916 • Construction Retainage
2,001
Total Accounts Payable
2,001
- Total Current Liabilities
2,001
Total Liabililies
2,001
Equity
Net Income
5,779
465 • Fund Balance
1,203,064
Total Equity
1,208,843
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY
7,210,644
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Wheat Ridge Housing Authority
Profit and Loss
January 1 through May 19, 2006
Jan 1 - May 19,'06
Ortlinary IncomelExpense
Income
500 • Sale of Units
272,800
630 • Rent
3,000
635 • Interest Income
232
Total Income
276,032
Cost of Goods Sold
665 • Condo Map
5,658
567 • Construction Period Maintenance
969
568 • Construction Management
17.6W
677 • Homeowners Association
1,025
573 • Rehabilitation -Appliances
6,090
676 • Rehabilitation - Exterior
144
660 • Rehabilitation - Various
17,581
581 • SupplieslMaterials
932
599 • Ending Cost o( Units
184,297
Total COGS
234,331
Gross Profit
41,701
Ezpense
700 • Selling Costs
1,418
704 • Buyer Incentives
10,434
705 • Closing Costs
1,364
710 • Commissions
11,547
760 • Accounling & Legal
3,725
762 • Bank Charges
6
776 . Conference 8 Meeting Expense
143
802 • Gardening & Maintenance
695
804 • Homeowners Associalion Dues
620
607 • Insurance
5,234
820. Miscellaneous
69
832•Postage
10
647 • Repairs
152
865 • Trash Removal
135
- 672 • Utilities
369
Total Expense
35,921
Net Ordinary Income
5,779
Net Income
6'779
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Wheat Ridge Housing Authority
05119106 Park Side Project
All Trensactions
May 79,'06
°k of Income
Ordinary IncomelExpense
Income
600 • Sale of Units
272,800
97%
630 • Rent
9,233
3%
Total Income
282,033
100%
Cost of Goods Sold
665 • Purchase of Units
545,000
193%
560 • Acquistion Appreisal Fees
1,700
1%
562 • Acquisitions Costs
1,939
1%
667 • Archilecture
600
0%
565 - Condo Map
5,658
2%
567 • Construction Period Maintenance
3,913
1%
668 • Construction Management
- 77,636
6%
570 • Garages
43,420
75%
571 • Homeowners Association
2,025
1%
673 • Rehabilitation -Appliances
10,058
4%
574 • Rehabilitation - Cabinets
43,121
15%
676 • Rehabilkaion - EleMrical
15,950
6%
676 • Rehabilitation • Exterior
80,246
28%
677 • Rehabilitation - Floors
29,745
71 %
678•Rehabilitaion-Plumbing
37,082
77%
580 • Rehabilitation - Various
107,545
38%
587 • Supplies/Materials
932
0%
599 • Ending Cost of Units
-706,570
-251 %
Total COGS
233,998
83%
Gross Profit
48,035
17%
Expense
700 • Selling Cosls
1,418
1%
704 • Buyer Incentives
10,434
4%
705 • Closing Costs
7,364
0%
710•COmmissions
77,547
4%
750 • Accounting 8 Legal
215
0%
602 • Gardening 8 Maintenance
5,165
2%
607 • Insurance
5,234
2%
825 • OKce Supplies
70
0%
832 • Postage
40
0%
843 • Repairs
241
0%
667 • Taxes - Real Estate
300
0%
665 • Tresh Removal
716
0%
872 • Utilities
1,835
1%
Total Expense
38,581
14%
Net Ordinary Income
9,455
3%
Other Income/Expense
Other Income
564 • CDBG Grant 75,000 27%
Total Other Income 75,000 27%
Net Other Income 75,000 27%
Netlncome 84,455 30%
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