New Residents DISASTER PREPAREDNESS THURSDAY JANUARY 28, 2016 3:30 PM

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS

THURSDAY JANUARY 28, 2016

3:30 PM

POOL HOUSE C

LAFAYETTE WAY

 

Are you a new resident to CHOA in the past 6 months?

 

OR

 

Have you been unable to attend the

meetings for our residents about the specific protections and procedures established by your preparedness team?

 

We focus on EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS and provide the information you need to be self sufficient for the time period first responders WILL NOT be able to reach us.

 

You will also learn the CHOA procedure to follow immediately following an earthquake AND what will be done to help you and how you can help your neighbors.

 

RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR JANUARY 28

By Monday January 25

 

CONTACT Janet Moore, CHOA Disaster Preparedness Coordinator

 

503 694-6461

or

janet.moore2u@gmail.com  

Safety Announcement: Adult Cougar tracks found at 32035 Boones Bend Rd

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Sunday Morning, January 3rd, these tracks were spotted in the snow at 32035 Boones Bend Rd.

Craig O’Conner is the owner of the property. Craig took the photos of the tracks and researched them. He talked to hunters  and went online with the Measurements and it was determined these were the tracks of an adult cougar.

All residents need to be concerned about their pets and their own safety. Please get the word out to your neighbors especially those who have pets.

Thank you
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Summary of Summary of November 17th Meeting Wilsonville High Priority Utility Repair Project

First the City looked at our system to prioritize Severity (Ie Sewage) and Cost Saving Groupings. From this survey it was decided to Spot Repair Manhole to Manhole the bad areas.

There are three options to repair our system

  1. Cured in place pipe (CiPP) which means that a material flowed into the pipe will seal the pipe (lining the pipe)
  2. Pipe Bursting – they will not be doing this
  3. Open Excavation and Replacement – A brand new pipe (most expensive)
    1. Adding Catch Basins as needed (this happen all areas of construction)

What to expect with CIPP

Time: CIPP can be done at a rate of 800 ft a day or ½ -1day

  • Street Closed to through traffic during the work day
  • Access to property, but may be delays getting to property. Crew will have steel plates to drive on
  • Garbage and deliveries maintained
  • Restricted parking during the day
  • Sanitation service will be restricted and Odors possible (maybe up the trap) from the material
    • This is only an issue for homes that do not have a proper trap installed on their plumbing fixtures. Most homes have this as it is required by plumbing code prior to construction of Charbonneau.
  • Constant information and notification to Residents by Crew
  • Materials stock piled on the street
  • Noise 7:00 am to 3 pm typical, allowed work hours is 7:00 am to 9:00 pm
  • Dust
  • Question/Concerns during repair Contact Zach Weigel 503-682-4960

What to expect with Open Excavation

Time—100-500 ft a day

  • Street Closed to through traffic during the work day
  • Access to property, but may be delays getting to property. Crew will have steel plates to drive on
  • Garbage and deliveries maintained
  • Restricted parking during the day
  • Sanitation service will be maintained. Contractor may ask residents not to flush toilet or run laundry for a couple hours during service connections.
  • Constant information and notification to Residents by Crew
  • Materials stock piled on the street
  • Noise 7:00 am to 3 pm typical, allowed work hours is 7:00 am to 9:00 pm
  • Dust
  • Question/Concerns during repair Contact Zach Weigel 503-682-4960

REMINDER Thursday Dec 10th CHOA Holiday Gathering

2015 CHOA Holiday Gathering

Thursday, December 10th

6:00 pm

Charbonneau Country Club

Please BYOB and hearty horsd’oeuvres to share – Coffee and Desert provided

Don’t forget an unwrapped gift or donation for the Transitional School, if you wish to contribute

No need to RSVP, just come and participate

Schedule for Charbonneau Utility Repair Project

I will write more later but thought I should at least get this tentative schedule out to you.  This is from the meeting that was held on Tuesday 11/17 at the Club House.
Sounds like the project will not start for any of us until April/May 2016 if your street is  listed in  Phase 1, if your street is listed in Phase 2 your start date will not be until April/May 2017

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REMINDER: Thurs 12/10 Please Join Your Neighbors for 2015 CHOA Holiday Gathering

You are invited to the

2015 CHOA Holiday Gathering

Thursday, December 10th

6:00 p.m.

Charbonneau Country Club

  • Please BYOB and hearty hors d’oeuvres to share.

  • Coffee and Desert provided

 Come meet and greet our newest neighbors!

We will be recognizing and welcoming our new 2015 residents.

 

Again this year we will be gifting The Community Transitional School of Portland, a school for homeless or at-risk students.  You may choose something specific for a child (ages 5-16) and bring it unwrapped to this party, or you may give a check made out to the school.

 

Visit their website, http://www.transitionalschool.org/help/help.html, for more information about the school and specific suggested gift ideas.

 

Join us as we celebrate the spirit of the holidays and Charbonneau!

!!Important: Tues 11/17 (6 pm) meeting to address CHOA and the Wilsonville Utility Repair Project

Please plan to attend the meeting being held at the Club House on Tuesday 11/17 at 6:00- 8:00 pm

CHOA is the oldest community in Charbonneau and so will be the first location the City of Wilsonville will start the Utility Repair Project this next Spring.   Come and find out what this means to you and what impact there will be to your neighborhood

 

 

Save the Date Thurs 12/10 at 6:00 pm: 2015 CHOA Holiday Gathering

You are invited to the

2015 CHOA Holiday Gathering

Thursday, December 10th

6:00 pm

Charbonneau Country Club

  •  Please BYOB and hearty hors d’oeuvre to share. Coffee and Desert will provided

 

  • Come meet and greet our newest neighbors

 

  • We will again be gifting “ The Community Transitional School of Portland”  
    • If you wish to contribute there are Two ways you can participate
      1. Bring an unwrapped gift for a child (ages 5-16)
      2. Give a check made out to the school

For more information check out their website www.transitionalschool.org/help/help.html

 

 

Plan to Join us as we celebrate the spirit of the holidays and Charbonneau

Annual Meeting update

A Question about guest parking from the Annual Meeting

 

During our Annual CHOA Meeting a resident voiced a concern that golf shots that result in damage to cars parked in some of our guest parking. The concern was taken seriously and has been investigated.

 

Results of investigation

Trees/plants as a remedy will not work because of the trajectory of the golf ball in the areas where there is guest parking usually would not be a line drive but a high fly ball

High Screen/Fence as a remedy will not work unless we were to build a 30 ft fence

We will continue to look into a solution. If you have any ideas, we would love to hear from you. Please reply below

OPB Special- Earthquake Awareness in Oregon

OPB is airing a Special program on on Earthquake Awareness, on Oct 1st at 8pm that may be of interest to you and your Emergency Response Group. The link below is a preview.

You may want to  plan an evening event on the 1st and gather as many people as possible to join you (make a party out of the show), or tape it and show it at a more convenient time.

Feel free to share the link and the information with as many people as you like. Let me know if you have any questions.

http://www.opb.org/television/programs/ofg/episodes/2701/ 

Angela Handran

Community Outreach Specialist

City Managers Office

City of Wilsonville

Direct Line: 503.570.1503

www.ci.wilsonville.or.us