At-a-Glance Summary 10-15-2024 OVA Board Meeting
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
A re-cap of the October board meeting includes the approval of the 2025 annual budget.
A re-cap of the October board meeting includes the approval of the 2025 annual budget.
Aroha Memory Care, a new wellness-based lifestyle medicine memory care home for seniors with dementia, will host a groundbreaking ceremony on September 20 from 3 to 6 p.m.
In a unanimous decision, the OVA Board voted to explore Master Plan Concept 3, called “A Walk in the Park,” as well as options 3 for both CAC and Berger as part of the development of a Master Plan for the Central Complex.
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Carolyn Green Less than 15 minutes down the road from Oakmont lies a magical place, featuring shady redwood groves, creeks and a seasonal lake, expansive
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A recap of the 8/20/2024 Board Meeting.
Your donation of a lightly used golf cart can help volunteers at our beloved Regional Parks better serve the public.
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A 5-year contract was approved with Sonoma County Fire District and Medic Ambulance Service to provide emergency medical service to Oakmont and much of Sonoma County.
Oakmont Certified Farmer’s Market is held in the Wells Fargo Bank Parking lot on Saturday mornings, 9 a.m. to noon, rain or shine.
The Central Complex Design Center will be open July 8-26, showcasing three master plans and a variety of options.
The Oakmont Village Board of Directors restructured its standing committees to separate strategic and operational functions.
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The volunteer member committees that make Oakmont function have been in the focus of the new OVA Board in its first months, President Heidi Klyn told directors at their May 21, 2024 meeting.
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May 13-17, the preliminary work efforts of the five Central Complex User Groups and the Walk Audit will be displayed in the CAC lobby for Oakmont residents to review.
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A group of Oakmont residents laced up their shoes April 11 and took off on a Walk Audit that is intended to help central complex planners create a “sense of place” in the hub of Oakmont.
Klyn was chosen by the board at its April 16 meeting in a 4-3 vote.
Five User Groups presented their initial findings at a Workshop April 2 at the Berger Center.
Oakmont residents are invited to participate in a Walk Audit of the Central Complex Area that will be held on Thursday, April 11.
If you have interest in walking the golf course pathways, please be mindful of the walking schedule.
Katy Carrel and Dave Watts were cited by the OVA and also received the Susan Millar service award during the 2024 OVA annual meeting.
1916 votes were counted, and three candidates were elected to two-year terms on the Oakmont Village Association Board of Directors.
Video of the 2024 Annual & Organizational Meeting on April 1.
At a town hall on March 25 at 1 p.m., attend a presentation on the current home fire insurance requirements, plus options on how to handle cancellations.
The Oakmont board of directors approved making a $300,000 early payment on OVA’s loan to fund purchase of the golf courses.
The User Groups are examining four categories of activities that take place in the Central Complex – fitness, arts & education, inside gatherings and outside gatherings.
Oakmont Village Association and Burbank Housing have reached an agreement for an emergency vehicle access.
Voting is by mail. Ballots may also be turned in at the Berger Center on April 1 prior to the start of ballot counting at 10 a.m.
The LRPC will hold a 2030 User Group organizational meeting on Tuesday, March 5 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Berger Center and Zoom to solicit participants and volunteers for four user groups.
View the video of Candidates Night, which was on Wednesday, Feb. 21.
A recap of the February 2024 board meeting.
The full report of the study findings, methodologies and recommendations are now available online.
Fire Marshal Paul Lowenthal and Asst. Fire Marshal Jared McDaniels detailed the regulations at a Town Hall meeting Jan. 23.
A February 6 Town Hall explored information about Wildfire Prepared Homes.
The findings of the evacuations and time estimate study, conducted by KLD, were presented at a town hall on Jan. 30.
A January 23 Town Hall will address information about new fire safety requirements for many homeowners that went into effect this month.
A recap of the Board Meeting on Jan. 16, 2024.
Reserve your spot at the Vaccine Clinic on Thursday, Jan. 18 at the Berger Center.
There are two incumbents and six new candidates who are vying for three open seats on the board.
The deadline for nominations is Thursday, Jan. 4, 2024.
Over the past year, a group of volunteers with an affinity for trees staked out 15 spots for new oak trees near the West Rec Center.
On Dec. 19, Haggerty closed his Oakmont reporting chapter.
The board approved hiring a planner for the future needs of the CAC, plus a parking study.
Come bird with other bird lovers on Sunday December 17 at 8:30 a.m. at Berger Center Parking lot.
Enjoy a good old-fashioned Community Carol Sing on Sunday, Dec. 17, 4 p.m. to sunset, at the Gazebo in Kenwood Plaza Park.
Time to get your turkeys! Oakmont will hold the Seventh Annual Turkey Drive from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 18 in the Berger parking lot.
October events delivered the new bivalent Covid vaccine, flu, RSV and even shingles vaccines – and many opted for more than one.
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