All Glenmary lot owners are invited to attend the 2022 Annual Meeting. Please open the attachment for details. Please submit any questions that you may have to the board by October 1 in order to allow the board to review and give you thorough responses.

 

Glenmary Residents,

The HOA received and approved acceptance of the notice of resignation of the Secretary of the HOA Board, Evalynn Mills. Evalynn has served in this position for the past five years and we want to thank her for all of her excellent work and support of this community. 

Following the procedures outlined in our Glenmary Bylaws, the Board has approved the replacement for this vacancy with Brenda Mills who will serve until the annual election in October.  

Thank You,

Bob Thompson

Glenmary Residents, 

The attachment below is a summary of minutes taken by one of our residents from the public meeting which was held at 6:00 pm at the Beulah Presbyterian Gym reviewing the plans which are being presented to the Jefferson County Planning and Design Commission on plans by Chris Thieneman for the Glenmary clubhouse property. 

Please review and stay alert to the upcoming future meetings on this plan.

Thank You,

Bob Thompson

Glenmary Residents,

All residents are invited to a public neighborhood meeting which is scheduled for Monday 6/13/22 at 6:00 pm at the Beulah Presbyterian Church at 6704 Bardstown Rd.. This meeting is being called by the Jefferson County Planning Commission. Please plan to attend if you are able, to get more details and ask questions on this proposals.

Please review the attachment for more details.

Thank You,

Bob Thompson

Dobson Lane hearing. Don Cox said we had an hour and a half hearing yesterday and are awaiting a decision which could take several weeks and any decision rests in the power of the court.

Residents,

The Glenmary HOA will hold the first Board meeting for 2022 on Zoom at 7:00pm. Please use meeting ID# 81581745457 and Passcode #367061 to access this session. The agenda for this meeting will follow the standard format with updates on all old and new community business. The main agenda item is the review and approval of the 2022 budget. Additionally, the plan is to review the last details of a proposal regarding the employment of a management company for some limited responsibilities to support our community. A final agenda will be posted 72 hours prior this meeting. 

Please plan to submit any questions that you would like the board address at least 72 hours prior to this meeting. 

Thank you,

Bob Thompson

 

Glenmary Residents,

I wanted to alert you that has been an in-depth investigation done by the Andy Wolfson of the Courier Journal and the attached link is being published within the next couple of days. Please review this and please be aware that the facts in this article are accurate. 

On Monday 11/1 the court action against Par Golf, Chris Thieneman and Neal Robertson is being reviewed in Jefferson County Circuit Court. An update on the outcome of this hearing will be communicated as soon as information is available.

We need to pull together as a community to drive this golf property to a debacle without being bullied, extorted or lied to. 

Thank you for your support.

Bob Thompson

Glenmary HOA President

Glenmary Residents,

The attached link contains the details of legal action taken by the HOA against Par Golf, Chris Thieneman and Neal Robertson on recent steps that they have taken regarding the Glenmary Golf Property. This action has now been filed in Jefferson County Circuit Court and is pending a court date hearing. These actions are specifically addressing the planned Homeless Shelter Clamp which has been publically announced for the last weekend in October. Additionally this action addresses the contempt of court and attempted extrortion of Glenmary residents for $1.6MM on the remaining 100 acres of the golf property. Please review this document and watch for updates as this process unfolds.

Thank You,

Bob Thompson

6/10/21

Glenmary Residents,

Today the Kentucky State Supreme Court ruled to deny the appeal filed on 6/30/2020 by Par Golf and Jefferson County Planning Zoning. This appeal challenged the Jefferson County Circuit Court’s Judge Barry Willett’s ruling on the 3 building lots on Glenmary golf property. This is a landmark decision for the state of Kentucky which upholds property rights and deed restrictions. The court decision is final.

The impact of this decision on the Glenmary golf property future is that it upholds the Circuit Court ruling. This ruling confirmed that the Glenmary Section 1 Master Deed Restrictions apply to the golf property. The property restriction of “recreational use only” stands and the land can’t be subdivided or developed. Any modifications of the golf property will require HOA approval. Any plans or modifications outside the Deed Restriction could only be considered by modification of the Deed Restrictions which require a 75% vote of approval by all sections of Glenmary lot owners.

A WDRB news report today showed Chris Theineman stating that the HOA is not communicating with him on his plans to reopen the 45 acre tract of the golf property. The HOA has met with Mr. Theineman and heard his proposal which was a pictorial overview with details to follow. We have responded to all of his communications and are currently waiting for his Architectural Request to review.

Bob Thompson

Glenmary HOA President