HACA Council Meeting Agenda     

                       August 25, 2019 

I. Call to order, 2:00 p.m

II. Roll call of officers and board members and guests

III. . Secretary’s Report/review-July Minutes-Margaret Kellerer

IV. President’s Report  Douglas Schabell

a.   New Lawn service Castro’s

b.   Building maintenance 

c.    Computer upgrade to windows 10 and system backup

V. Vice President Report-Gladys Shade.

         a. Building Rentals

VI. Treasurer’s Report-Glenda Boehner

VII. Old business

a.   Welcome Letter

b.   Rubbish contract update

c.    Janitorial duties

VIII   New Business

a.   Purchase of external HD for backup and storage

IX. Set date for September meeting

X. Meeting Adjourned 

                           Hawaiian Acres 
                   Community Watch Meeting
                        August 17th 1 p.m.

Topic Squatters and the correct approach in dealing with this problem.  

Also cameras and trouble areas. 

Watch Signs at all entrances.

Also, if you ordered T-Shirts and Signs they will be available for pick up.

Bring a neighbor and join the discussion.

Refreshments will be served.

Aloha

Aloha, Your Community Center needs your help!

The HACA board is working to bring our community together and we need your partnership to keep things moving forward.

The Center is busy with all types of classes that appeal to a wide range of residents.  

A  Friday Community Market, from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. , is available for everyone in our community.  Members can start to explore their potential in marketing a viable product at a minimal cost. 

Our Community sponsored “Cleanup Day” July 20th, was a huge success.
We removed a 40 ft. Matson container's worth of rubbish, stacked floor to ceiling,  from our roadways and cleaned up the ’Aina.

Our new Community Watch program is taking off. We not only focus on neighborhood security, we also network with each other in case of disaster.
Neighbors are helping Neighbors.  It is the right thing to do! 

Please come and join us.

Our next meeting is, Saturday, August 17th at 1 p.m. everyone is welcome to attend.

Our dues are only $30 a year.  And, with your help, we hope to work on other projects that enhance the quality of the rural life we all love.  It really is that easy.


With a $30 membership you get access to free high speed internet.
You can register up to 2 devices.  If, you need more, no problem.  It is just $5 for each additional device.  And it is good for the whole calendar year.

We offer 3 easy ways to pay. Check, cash; or, pay online at,  www.Hawaiianacres.org .

Please list your TMK on your payment.

Mahalo,

The Hawaiian Acres Community Association Board