The BTCI Board of Directors meeting is scheduled for Tuesday (8/27/19) at 9:00 a.m. in the Club Tamarack Rec Room. The seven page agenda is available on the official Bent Tree website. The broker for Bent Tree Realty will give an update to the BTCI Board at the meeting. October 1st will mark the one-year anniversary of the “soft opening” of Bent Tree Realty.
Click here to link to the listing information for 66 Tamarack Point in Bent Tree. The asking price for the lake home, known as “Serendipity”, is $849,900.
AGENT’S LISTING PHOTO for 66 Tamarack Point in Bent Tree
Last Sunday, I was snapping photos of some red cardinal flowers along the edge of Lake Tamarack and finally realized that there was a little green heron in the middle (see second photo below for closeup).
August 18, 2019 – Cardinal flowers (and a green heron) along Lake Tamarack in Bent Tree
August 18, 2019 – closeup of the green heron
This passionflower vine (Maypop) in Bent Tree was full of flowers, pollen, buzzing bees, and fruit (second photo below). I’ve posted Bent Tree passionflower photos almost every year. Click here for a post from two years ago that might bring back some childhood memories.
August 21, 2019 – Passionflower and bees in Bent Tree
August 21, 2019 – Passionflower (Maypop) fruit in Bent Tree – it “may pop” if you step on it
Regarding the BTCI Board Code of Ethics…I wonder why section 6 doesn’t just say “No Board member will willingly misrepresent facts to the residents of the community.” …period.
As a board candidate, I read and signed the Code of Ethics back in June. This is just my opinion, but the rest of the sentence, after “residents of the community”, seems like an unnecessary complication.
Excerpt from Board Code of Ethics
August 18, 2019 – Goldfinch in Bent Tree
This time of year, you can often see goldfinches eating the algae in the spillway, slurping it up like spaghetti noodles. The photos above and below were taken Sunday morning, but click here for a post from 2014 that captured the action better.
August 18, 2019 – Goldfinch slurping algae in Bent Tree
Click here for an earlier post that includes the topics to be discussed. One topic concerns the AGUF. Some background information about this was included in the June Work Session info and it should be helpful, especially to those planning to attend the Work Session. To find the info, follow these steps (note – these steps follow how it appears on my laptop; things may be a little different on other devices):
This pumpkin vine is growing on Bent Tree common property. I’ve been checking on it, from time to time, over the summer and it finally has some good-sized pumpkins. But, no picking them…that would be a rules violation subject to a fine.
August 18, 2019 – Pumpkin growing in Bent Tree
I was taking a photo of the buck on the left when another buck appeared on the right.
August 10, 2019 – Two Bucks in Bent Tree (click image to zoom)
August 11, 2019 – in Bent Tree
Topics for Discussion :
IMPORTANT NOTE – Topics are discussed at Work Sessions, but no motions or Board votes take place at Work Sessions. Any related motions/votes would happen at a future Meeting of the Board of Directors.
The Bent Tree Board will hold their August work session in the evening to better accommodate BTCI members who work during the day. The session is scheduled for Tuesday, August 20th at 7:00 p.m. in the Club Tamarack Recreation Room (downstairs). If you are a BTCI member and want to address something other than the listed topics, you can sign up to speak at Open Forum. Open Forum is held immediately before the work session begins, so get there in time to sign up to speak. There will be a sign up sheet on the podium. Click here for information on “How Work Sessions Work” and click here for information on “How Open Forums Work”.