Volume 340 | March 2024

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President's Note

Hi Neighbors,

 

I wanted to use the opportunity in this month's letter to share the following contact information with you all (especially our newer residents) in light of a recent vehicle theft, storms that resulted in downed trees, parking issues, etc. 


Parking/traffic, noise complaints, crime concerns?

Marin County Sheriff: 415-479-2311


Power outage?

PG&E Outage Reporting Line: 800-743-5002

 

Downed power line or suspected gas leak?

First call 911; then PG&E at 1-877-660-6789


Missing or broken street sign?

Dept. of Public Works Signs Division: 415-446-4422

 

Street lamp repair?

Republic ITS: 800-544-4876

 

Broken sewer pipes?

Ross Valley Sanitary District: 415-259-2949


Fallen tree blocking a roadway?

Kentfield Fire District: 415-453-7464 OR

Dept. of Public Works Road Maintenance: 415-473-7388

 

Water main break or other water emergency?

Marin Water: 415-945-1500

 

Pothole repair?

Dept. of Public Works Road Maintenance: 415-473-7388



Sick, injured or dead wildlife?

Marin Humane Society: 415- 883-4621

WildCare: 415-456-7283

 

Kent Woodlands CC&R or Design Review Inquiries?

KWPOA Office: 415-721-7429

And, in keeping with the theme of communication, I want to thank Kentfield & Ross Living Magazine for the ongoing feature space that their publication dedicates to Kent Woodlands. This free publication highlights members of our community each month, as well as news and events specific to our neighborhood. The upcoming issue will feature a piece about the history of Kent Woodlands. If you are not already receiving the magazine, email cklingensmith@bestversionmedia.com

with your mailing address.

 

Best,

 

Jeff Leh, President

Architectural Committee Volunteer Opportunity

Consider Joining the Architectural Committee — Shape Our Community’s Future!

 

As we continue to strive for excellence and harmony within our community, the KWPOA Architectural Committee invites passionate and dedicated members to join us in guiding the future development of our neighborhood. The Committee meets once a month to review applications for design review. These meetings typically include a brief site visit between 4-5 pm, with the public meeting beginning at 5:30 pm. All meetings are held via Zoom.

 

Why Volunteer?

 

Impact: Play a pivotal role in shaping the architectural landscape and maintaining the unique character of our community.

 

Engagement: Work closely with fellow members, fostering a collaborative environment where all voices are heard.

 

Growth: Enhance your knowledge of architectural practices, community planning, and governance.

 

Committee Responsibilities:

- Reviewing and approving new construction and modifications to existing properties.

- Ensuring development is aligned with our comm-unity’s standards and vision.

 

Who Can Join?

We welcome KWPOA members from all backgrounds who have a keen interest in architecture, design, and community development. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or have a general passion for enhancing our community’s environment, your contribution will be greatly valued.

 

How to Apply:

To express your interest, please email our AC Coordinator Kristin Tiernan at AC@KWPOA.com.

 

Let’s work together to create a vibrant, cohesive, and beautiful community for us all to enjoy. We look forward to your participation and to the fresh perspectives you will bring to the Architectural Committee.

COCKTAILS + CLIMATE  

Wednesday, March 13, 6:30-7:30pm

10 Woodland Road

Periodically, Carbon Neutral Kent Woodlands will host an event covering a critical climate-related topic that will leave you optimistic, empowered, and connected to our community! Our first soiree is March 13th from 6:30-7:30 PM with special guest Ellie Cohen, CEO of The Climate Center. As Californians, we can lead the nation in removing gas consumption from our daily lives. Ellie will help you understand how to implement some of California’s newest policies right in your household. “As goes California, so goes the world” when converting ideas into action for a climate-safe future!

 

So, emerge from the rain, walk to Julie and Pete Johnson’s house at 10 Woodland Road, and hear about real change in California! Bar opens at 6:30. For registration information, contact jjohnson@kwpoa.com.

 

GREEN HOME TOURS

Sunday, September 15

CNKW is excited to bring you the first Annual Green Home Tours exclusively for the Kent Woodlands Community! This is a chance to see how our neighbors are lowering their energy costs and carbon footprint. If you have recently done a green renovation or incorporated energy-saving technology in your home, let us know about it. Email Bitsa Freeman at bfreeman@kwpoa.com if you want your home to be considered for the tour or are interested in volunteering!


— Julie Johnson, CNKW Chair

Architectural Committee Application Notices

Please direct any Architectural Committee inquiries to the Kristin Tiernan at AC@kwpoa.com.

NEXT REGULAR BOARD MEETING

Monday, March 25, 2024 at 6:00pm

IN PERSON at 1010 Sir Francis Drake, Suite 200, Kentfield

AND via Zoom (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4157217429)

 

  • Call to Order
  • Public Comment
  • Fire Safety & Hazard Mitigation Report
  • Approval of February 26, 2024 Board Meeting Minutes
  • AC Report and Ratifications
  • Entrance Project: Next Steps/Special Assessment Process
  • Real Estate Disclosure Package Fee Increase
  • Carbon Neutrality Task Force Report
  • Kentfield/Ross Magazine
  • Social Events Update
  • Officer Reports
  • Operations Report
  • Next Regular Board Meeting Agenda
  • Adjourn and Reconvene in Executive Session

 

Executive Session Agenda:

  • Call to Order
  • Approval of February 26, 2023 Executive Minutes
  • Enforcements and Legal Matters
  • Personnel
  • Adjournment
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