October 25, 2019

BCA OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday 8 a.m . - 5 p.m .

- Meeting Notice -

The BCA Board of Directors will have a Special Executive Meeting thisTuesday, October 29, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. at the BCA Conference Room

(3001 E. Boundary Terrace, Midlothian VA 23112) to discuss contractual andlegal issues.

Click here to see the meeting agenda.

Village MillOctober 12, 1987

JOIN US NEXT WEEKEND!Don't forget to stop by the BCA Office to get your wristbands!

Click they flyer to enlarge

During the event we will beselling the

Brandermill Bookat an exclusive discounted

price of $25!+ $1 .33 Sales Tax = $26.33

(Normally $47)

The Brandermill Bookmakes a great holiday gift.Don't miss out on this

exclusive sale!

Check or Credit Card paymentsare accepted

This is an event for Brandermill Members and their guests. Wristbands are required forentering the event area. Wristbands are available for pick up at the BCA Office. ID Check

is required for wristband pick up. *Please bring cash or card for payments.

Brandermill WoodsBrandermill WoodsRetirement Community isRetirement Community is

having a Safe Trick Orhaving a Safe Trick OrTreating Event on Oct. 31Treating Event on Oct. 31

fromfrom6:00 – 8:00 p.m.6:00 – 8:00 p.m.

Children are invited to go toChildren are invited to go toany cottages that have theirany cottages that have their

lights on.lights on.Don’t forget to visit theirDon’t forget to visit their

Clubhouse for even more fun.Clubhouse for even more fun.

Thank you Brandermill Woods!

Need Notary Services?

The BCA is more than happy toprovide members in Good Standing

with our professionally licensednotary services. We are

available Monday - Friday,9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Schedule an

appointment todayat bca@brandermill.com.

Compliance RemindersCompliance Reminders

The Compliance Department works daily to make sureunsightly and non-compliance items are addressed andcorrected. The following are some friendly reminders:

Political s ignPolitical s ign may be displayed in the front yardonly and should not to exceed a measurement oftwo (2) feet by two (2) feet. It may be displayedno more than 30 days prior to an election andmust be removed the week following the election. Signs placed on BCA openspace will be removed. Click hereClick here to read the Sign Policy.Pr ivate Property/TrespassingPr ivate Property/Trespassing - Please be mindful of where you are walking oryour children are playing. If you are having issues with others on your propertyplease be neighborly and have a respectful conversation with them. If thisapproach does not work call the Chesterfield County Police non-emergency line at804-748-1251 and report them. This will provide record, in case of an incident. Asindividual properties are privately owned, the BCA can not help in these situations.Remember, there are many playgroundsplaygrounds and walking pathswalking paths within thecommunity just waiting to be used.Enjoy this weather while we still can, get out and trim those bushes and rakethose leaves in preparation for winter weather. Bagged leaves should be removed,DO NOTDO NOT place them in ditches, open space, or on the road.

Lets celebrate the goodLets celebrate the goodin our Community!in our Community!Share birthday celebrations,anniversaries, pictures of the

community (using the trails, on thereservoir, in the playgrounds, new

members of the family, etc.),anything positive to share with your

Community. Send your message request to Cory Garcia

at l ifestyle@brandermill.comlifestyle@brandermill.com.

BCA and Fred Astaire DanceStudios host the first ever

Brandermill Dance Party!Want to have fun while learning somenew moves? Well this is the event for

you.

Come solo or with a partner.

When: Saturday, November 16th

Where: Fred Astaire Dance Studios100 Arboretum Place, Suite 110

Richmond, VA 23236

Sign-up today via email tolifestyle@brandermill.com

Limited spaces available,SIGN UP TODAY!

*This event is available only toBrandermill members in Good Standing.

Maintenance ReportMaintenance Report

The BCA Maintenance Department is dedicated to the upkeep and beautification of ourgrounds, here is a list of this week's completed tasks:

Repaired pickets on Chimney House bridgeBlew leaves and started removing leaves from common areasBlew leaves on all walking trails and main roadwaysAerated, seeded and fertilized, areas along Charter Colony, Millridge, and insideMillcrestCompleted 3 tree related work ordersFinished cleaning all neighborhood entrance signsPruned between the walking trail and West Village Green drive to increase visibilityand safetyReplaced the decking on the pedestrian bridge between North Beach Pool andShallowford LandingCompleted 2 drainage related work orders

Brandermill Woman’s Club WelcomesThe Richmond Metro Zoo

From slithering anacondas to fluttering blue morpho butterflies, rainforests literally teemwith life. These ecosy stems are home to 80 percent of the world’s biodiv ersity . TheBrandermill Woman’s club welcomes zookeepers from the Richmond Metro Zoo to theirNov ember 20th meeting to discuss “Endangered Species in the Rainforest”. Not only willthey speak to the many issues threatening the animals, they plan to bring some of thezoo’s residents with them for the club’s enjoy ment.

The Brandermill Woman’s club meets the third Wednesday of each month fromSeptember through April at the Woodlake United Methodist Church, 15640 HamptonPark Driv e. There is a social meet and greet at 9:30 a.m. The business meeting from 10 to10:30 is followed by the featured speaker. All ladies are welcome. Residency inBrandermill is not a requirement to join. In addition to the monthly meeting, the organization sponsors ov er 15 activ ities for themembers with the goal to encourage friendships and social activ ities There is absolutelysomething for ev ery one, from Book Clubs, Cards, Day Trips, Cooking, Dominos, Mahjong,Quilting, Lunch Bunch and Walking. The purpose of the 43-y ear-old club has alway s been to promote a common interest inciv ic, cultural, educational and social welfare within the community . Last y ear theyraised funds for Safe Harbor and World U.P. Foundation. In addition, two scholarshipswere awarded to graduating high school seniors. For more information, please rev iew the club web site, brandermillwomansclub.com orcontact the membership chairman, Linda Cummer at 804-37 0-237 2 orlcum m er@hotm ail.com .

Hometown Realty & First Towne Mortgage to host,Rightsizing for Life Lunch & Learn. Click hereClick here for more

information about this free event.

October29 - Special BCA Board Meeting30 - Finance Committee Workshop Meeting31 - Happy Halloween! Brandermill Woods

Trick or Treating

November2 - BCA FALL FESTIVAL4 - BCA BOD Meeting7 - C&M Committee Meeting8 - Buy Nothing Brandermill Thanks Gifting Event12 - ARB Committee Meeting12 - CAM Committee Meeting20 - BWC Meeting26 - ARB Committee Meeting28 - Thanksgiving/BCA Office Closed29 - BCA Office Closed

December5 - C&M Committee Meeting5 - Hearing Panel Meeting10 - ARB Committee Meeting10 - CAM Committee Meeting24 -1/1 BCA Office Closed25 - Christmas/BCA Office Closed

The Green Market is closed forthe 2019 Season.

We apologize for the inconvenience.

Chesterfield County Updates

Chesterfield County Public Schools- Meeting Notice -

The Chesterfield County School Board will hold a special meeting at 2 p.m. Oct. 29 in theCCPS Central Office Board Room, 9900 Krause Rd., Chesterfield, VA 23832. On beingcalled to order, the School Board will adjourn immediately into closed session inaccordance with the Virginia Freedom of Information Act for the discussion andconsideration of personnel matters and student disciplinary matters. The Board will thenreconv ene in open session to certify the closed session and v ote on the matters discussedtherein. No other action will be taken, and no public business will be discussed.

County Response to Legionella

Chesterfield County Gov ernment is committed to the safety of our citizens, themaintenance of our facilities and transparency regarding our actions.

As part of our ongoing efforts to keep our citizens informed of regional Legionellabacteria concerns, a specialized webpage, County Response to Legionella, on our countywebsite was dev eloped and is currently liv e and being consistently updated. This webpage includes a detailed timeline of the county ’s response to positiv e test resultsfor the presence of Legionella bacteria within the county , an ov erv iew of our coolingtowers, maintenance information, maps of affected areas and more. Naturally occurring in lakes and streams, Legionella becomes a health concern when itbegins growing in human-made building water sy stems, such as showerheads, hot watertanks or cooling towers. In humans, Legionella can cause legionellosis, which includesLegionnaires’ disease and Pontiac fev er. To learn more about the disease, please v isitthe Centers for Disease Control and Prev ention website.

We understand that keeping our citizens informed of the dev eloping situation regardingLegionella in our region is v ital to easing public concern. As new information becomesav ailable, we will update the county 's specialized webpage.

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