The City of Waukesha's annual Spring brush pickup is scheduled for May 6-10. Since Thursday is our garbage day here in the Windings, our brush pickup day will be May 9th.
For more details about this service, visit the link below:
http://www.ci.waukesha.wi.us/c/document_library/get_file?uuid=822e672e-8147-44e4-a083-73b776694ac1&groupId=10113
The WMC serves the 339 property owners residing in the Windings of Pebble Valley subdivision located in Waukesha, Wisconsin. The subdivision is legally known as "Pebble Valley Addition #2." If you have questions about your assessment or other issues in the Windings, contact President Frank Remfrey at (262) 542-0176 or fremfrey@yahoo.com. If you select one of the pages below be sure to use your computer's scrolling feature to read the content.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Two Dozen Property Owners Alerted About Prairie Restoration Plans
Several weeks ago the WMC Board authorized President Frank Remfrey to send a brief letter to the property owners who live near three areas under consideration for planting of native plant species. The areas are near University Court, Turnberry Court and St. Andrews Court. The letter invited the property owners to an informational meeting scheduled to begin at 9am on Saturday February 23rd at the West Wood Fitness Center. The meeting will be held in the conference room located near the main reception desk on the first floor. All WMC property owners are welcome to attend.
The purpose of the meeting is to advise the homeowners of the discussions that have taken place at WMC annual meetings the past two years regarding the conversion of several rather small areas in the Windings outlots from grass to native Wisconsin plant species. The meeting will give the homeowners an opportunity to ask questions and provide input.
Presently, several Girl Scouts are planning a leadership project this spring to plant native species and are seeking permission to proceed with the project on one of the areas in the Windings.
In addition the to the 9 am meeting, a walking tour of the grounds under consideration will take place later on Saturday beginning at 1 pm. The tour will begin near University Court.
If you have any questions or concerns about this topic, feel free to contact any of the WMC Board members.
The purpose of the meeting is to advise the homeowners of the discussions that have taken place at WMC annual meetings the past two years regarding the conversion of several rather small areas in the Windings outlots from grass to native Wisconsin plant species. The meeting will give the homeowners an opportunity to ask questions and provide input.
Presently, several Girl Scouts are planning a leadership project this spring to plant native species and are seeking permission to proceed with the project on one of the areas in the Windings.
In addition the to the 9 am meeting, a walking tour of the grounds under consideration will take place later on Saturday beginning at 1 pm. The tour will begin near University Court.
If you have any questions or concerns about this topic, feel free to contact any of the WMC Board members.
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
2013 Budget Approved; Assessment to Remain $115
The annual meeting of the Windings Maintenance Corp. took place on December 3rd at Meadowbrook School. The meeting resulted in the approval of the 2013 budget. The 2013 budget calls for an assessment of $115 from each of the 339 properties in the subdivision. The assessment will remain the same as it has been for the past several years.
The meeting also resulted in the election of the four Directors for 2013: Jason Hoeppner, Andrea Puricelli, Ann Schefus and Frank Remfrey.
The meeting included a summary of various activities concerning the maintenance of the 16 acres of common property as well as a summary of legal matters concerning collections from delinquent accounts. In addition, alderman Paul Ybarra appeared and discussed issues relating to the City of Waukesha such as the bypass, municipal water and storm water control.
More detailed minutes of this year's meeting will be forthcoming.
The meeting also resulted in the election of the four Directors for 2013: Jason Hoeppner, Andrea Puricelli, Ann Schefus and Frank Remfrey.
The meeting included a summary of various activities concerning the maintenance of the 16 acres of common property as well as a summary of legal matters concerning collections from delinquent accounts. In addition, alderman Paul Ybarra appeared and discussed issues relating to the City of Waukesha such as the bypass, municipal water and storm water control.
More detailed minutes of this year's meeting will be forthcoming.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Meet Your 2013 WMC Board Candidates
As you get ready to fill out your proxy card for the December 3rd meeting, below are short descriptions of the candidates for the four positions up for election.
Jason Hoeppner: Lives on Coventry, has an MBA with a finance emphasis and works as a manufacturing engineer. Jason and his family have resided at their Coventry address since 1998.
Andrea Puricelli: Moved to the Windings in 2011 and lives on Woodridge along with her husband and son. Andrea is a mortgage underwriter for a Milwaukee area real estate company.
Frank Remfrey: Currently serving on the WMC Board as Treasurer and President. Frank and his wife Suzanne live on Lancaster Drive and moved to the Windings in 1984. Frank is a retired Waukesha School District educator and works part time at a local clock shop.
Ann Schefus: Presently serving as secretary of the WMC Board. Ann and her family have lived on Coventry Lane for several decades. Ann is an office manager for a construction company in Waukesha County.
Jason Hoeppner: Lives on Coventry, has an MBA with a finance emphasis and works as a manufacturing engineer. Jason and his family have resided at their Coventry address since 1998.
Andrea Puricelli: Moved to the Windings in 2011 and lives on Woodridge along with her husband and son. Andrea is a mortgage underwriter for a Milwaukee area real estate company.
Frank Remfrey: Currently serving on the WMC Board as Treasurer and President. Frank and his wife Suzanne live on Lancaster Drive and moved to the Windings in 1984. Frank is a retired Waukesha School District educator and works part time at a local clock shop.
Ann Schefus: Presently serving as secretary of the WMC Board. Ann and her family have lived on Coventry Lane for several decades. Ann is an office manager for a construction company in Waukesha County.
Proxy Cards & 2013 Proposed Budget Coming Soon!
In several days the proposed 2013 budget for the WMC will be arriving via US Mail along with a postage paid proxy card. The card contains the names of the Board candidates for 2013 as well as a line for you to cast your vote regarding next year's budget. You will note that next year's WMC budget will call for an assessment of $115, the same amount as the past three years.
Be sure to send in your proxy card so that we are assured of a quorum for the December 3rd Annual Meeting.
Be sure to send in your proxy card so that we are assured of a quorum for the December 3rd Annual Meeting.
Friday, October 26, 2012
Annual Meeting Scheduled for December 3rd
The annual WMC meeting for homeowners in the Windings will take place on Monday, December 3rd, beginning at 7 pm at Meadowbrook School.
The purpose of the meeting is to elect Board members for 2013 and to approve a budget for next year.
The purpose of the meeting is to elect Board members for 2013 and to approve a budget for next year.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Leaf Pickup Dates Announced
The annual leaf pickup schedule was included in your recent quarterly water bill from the City of Waukesha. Since Windings residents live in Waukesha's 5th aldermanic district, the following dates have been assigned for leaf pickup in our neighborhood:
October 17
November 5
November 28
In the past, City crews have removed a majority of the leaves prior to the assigned dates in an effort to stay ahead of the demand and did touchup work on the actual date.
Keep in mind the leaves should be placed on the terrace between the sidewalk and the curb, not in the street.
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