Posts by Jack Cox

The Copper Cove Association election of board members may be not be able to be certified at the annual meeting Thursday November 7th. The association’s election rules requires that 510 members cast their votes in order to meet the legal quorum. If less than 510 members cast votes then the election will continue and will…

Governor Gavin Newsom has just signed more laws that can and will impact Homeowner Associations including ours. The laws reduce the authority of local government and homeowner associations to deal with land use. The Davis Stirling website provides a great summary. Click here.  Recently one of our association members, Art Roberts, shared a summary of…

Mary Braly, chair of the Copper Cove Association Equestrian Committee, has been appointed by the CCA Board to fulfill the remaining year of the term of Ryan Oatts. Mary, 53, has lived in Copperopolis for 25 years. In addition to her volunteer work here she trains horses professionally. She brings to the board a wealth…

Bert Soske, a long time resident of the Copperopolis and member of the Copper Cove Association, has been appointed by the CCA Board of Directors to fill the unexpired term of Doug Oliver. Doug resigned last week because of a conflict of interest in serving on the board with his new job. Bert has experience…

The Board of Directors of the Copper Cove Association voted today to cancel the previous election for three new directors and hold a new election to be completed by November 7. The initial election was cancelled because of mailing problems caused in the creation of the list of members. The new election will be handled…

The Election  –  Cc&R/Bylaw Project  –  HOA Management Special Report on Copper Cove Association Board Meeting As a volunteer Board of Directors and members of Copper Cove Association, we have worked over the last two years to improve the association’s operations and facilities building on the hard work of other association boards. This Thursday night…

Calaveras County has changed the speed limit signs on Little John Road north of Copper Cove Drive. A speed monitoring trailer will be installed and the California Highway Patrol is initiating enforcement. The sign changes on Little John Road are: (1) The “END 45 MPH” sign has been removed and “SPEED LIMIT 45MPH” sign was…

Last month Tuolumne County Supervisor Karl Rodefer and Calaveras County Supervisor Dennis Mills along with local health agencies and the State Water Board officials toured the upper reaches of New Melones Reservoir to sample water in the lake on August 1.  The sampling took place to monitor a concern about an algal bloom that can…