A message from Denis Bilodeau, President Peninsula POA Board of Directors:

The Peninsula Property Owners Association is not able to hold the Annual Meeting in person this year but is pushing forward with the election of board members and preparing an electronic version of a presentation to share with members in early March. The presentation will include the traditional reports of this past year’s committee and financial activities. In the meantime, a summary of financial results has been enclosed along with a few highlights of this past year. As a reminder, the 2021 February and August dues remain the same $640 and the private road assessment increased to $155 to help cover future replacements needed.

The Peninsula Property Owners Association Nominating Committee is pleased to present the attached nominees for election to the Board of Directors and has assembled some background information on each candidate. In order to achieve a quorum and conduct the election, the association must obtain a requisite level of participation. Therefore, it is extremely important to complete and return the form attached. The form attached allows each member to cast their vote for election using a written ballot. Please return the completed form either using the return envelope provided, facsimile to 704-347-4475 or email to [email protected] (button below).

We would welcome and appreciate any feedback, concerns or specific questions you would like to send back along with the ballot. Please include “Peninsula” in the subject line of emails.

I would like to thank Nathan Brown for his hard work and past service as he rolls off the Board. As 2020 was my last year of Board eligibility, I would like to thank all of the Board Members that served with me, Sam Hicks at Hawthorne Management and all other landscaping and service providers that help make the Peninsula the premier community in the Charlotte area. It has been an honor and a pleasure to serve as your PPOA Board President.

Have a healthy and safe new year!

Sincerely,
Denis Bilodeau