Neighborhood Newsletter
The Cottages at Eagle Pointe Monthly Newsletter - February 2025
Meet the Candidates!
Get to know the candidates running for the Board of Directors. In 2025, two positions will be open. The following three individuals have stepped forward to serve our community and would like your vote during the Annual Owners Meeting on February 19th. The current board will be hosting a night to meet the candidates in person on Monday February 10th at 7:45 PM at Rod Norling's Home - 15767 Rolling Bluff.
Chelsea Darrah
I have lived in Eagle Pointe Cottages for 18 years and have enjoyed living here on the mountain and believe we have one of the most beautiful communities in Draper.
I have worked for the Canyons School District IT Department for 24 years. I am responsible for the purchasing, implementing and maintaining of all the technology in the Corner Canyon High School building, while also working with administration, students, teachers and members of the community.
I am also the Director of Football Operations for the Corner Canyon Chargers Football program, overseeing the financial management of the team accounts, as well as purchasing and working with parents regarding fees and fundraising.
I facilitate the out of state travel planning of the Corner Canyon Golf, Tennis, Wrestling and Baseball teams, completing all necessary paperwork, planning and purchasing with the most cost-effective solutions.
I have a Bachelor’s Degree from Utah State University in Business Management, Marketing and Finance, and a Master’s Degree in IT Leadership from Western Governor’s University.
Through these experiences I have become knowledgeable and skilled working with policy and organizational management and feel I would be a good fit for a position working with the HOA team and the community.
I have lived in Eagle Pointe Cottages for 18 years and have enjoyed living here on the mountain and believe we have one of the most beautiful communities in Draper.
I have worked for the Canyons School District IT Department for 24 years. I am responsible for the purchasing, implementing and maintaining of all the technology in the Corner Canyon High School building, while also working with administration, students, teachers and members of the community.
I am also the Director of Football Operations for the Corner Canyon Chargers Football program, overseeing the financial management of the team accounts, as well as purchasing and working with parents regarding fees and fundraising.
I facilitate the out of state travel planning of the Corner Canyon Golf, Tennis, Wrestling and Baseball teams, completing all necessary paperwork, planning and purchasing with the most cost-effective solutions.
I have a Bachelor’s Degree from Utah State University in Business Management, Marketing and Finance, and a Master’s Degree in IT Leadership from Western Governor’s University.
Through these experiences I have become knowledgeable and skilled working with policy and organizational management and feel I would be a good fit for a position working with the HOA team and the community.
Michelle Husberg
I have lived in The Cottages for the past 5 years. Prior to moving here, my husband, Brad, and I lived in Eagle River, Alaska for 24 years where we raised our 4 children.
I have served in various leadership positions both professionally and on a volunteer basis that would qualify me to serve on the board which include:
I have lived in The Cottages for the past 5 years. Prior to moving here, my husband, Brad, and I lived in Eagle River, Alaska for 24 years where we raised our 4 children.
I have served in various leadership positions both professionally and on a volunteer basis that would qualify me to serve on the board which include:
- Working as a Registered Nurse for the past 40 years. Most of that time I worked in the Intensive Care Unit. I also had leadership positions including:
- Nursing Educator for ICU (5 years)
- Stroke and Chest Pain Center Coordinator for Alaska Regional Hospital (5 years)
- Director of Nursing Education at Alaska Regional Hospital (3 years)
- Director of Simulation and Technology (3 years) where I opened two Simulation Centers for nurses that work for HCA Healthcare. I retired in 2023.
- Volunteering as an active member of the American Association of Critical Care Nurses (South Central Alaska Chapter) where I served as the Secretary, Treasurer, and then President
- Volunteering in various positions at my church including Relief Society President and Young Women President.
Roscoe S. Nelson
I recently moved to Utah to be closer to my children and grandchildren. After living in Arizona for 26 years and practicing as a Urologist, my wife and I have made Eagle Pointe Cottages our home, and we are committed to helping maintain and enhance the quality of life in this community. I earned my Bachelor of Science degree from Brigham Young University, followed by a Doctor of Medicine from the University of California, San Diego, and completed general surgery and urologic training at UC Davis.
Throughout my career, I have served on a hospital board of trustees, participated in the executive council for a large urology group, and successfully managed my own urology practice. These roles have provided me with extensive experience in leadership, governance, and strategic decision-making. I have also been actively involved in community and church service activities, reinforcing my belief in the importance of collaboration and giving back.
I am honored to have been nationally recognized for my work, receiving awards such as Top Doc, the Compassionate Doctor Award, and Patients’ Choice Awards. These recognitions reflect my dedication to excellence, innovation, and prioritizing the needs of others—values I am committed to bringing to the HOA Board.
I believe my experience managing complex organizations, leading diverse teams, and resolving challenges equips me to serve our HOA community effectively. I am excited about the opportunity to contribute to maintaining and enhancing the quality of life at Eagle Pointe Cottages for all residents.
I recently moved to Utah to be closer to my children and grandchildren. After living in Arizona for 26 years and practicing as a Urologist, my wife and I have made Eagle Pointe Cottages our home, and we are committed to helping maintain and enhance the quality of life in this community. I earned my Bachelor of Science degree from Brigham Young University, followed by a Doctor of Medicine from the University of California, San Diego, and completed general surgery and urologic training at UC Davis.
Throughout my career, I have served on a hospital board of trustees, participated in the executive council for a large urology group, and successfully managed my own urology practice. These roles have provided me with extensive experience in leadership, governance, and strategic decision-making. I have also been actively involved in community and church service activities, reinforcing my belief in the importance of collaboration and giving back.
I am honored to have been nationally recognized for my work, receiving awards such as Top Doc, the Compassionate Doctor Award, and Patients’ Choice Awards. These recognitions reflect my dedication to excellence, innovation, and prioritizing the needs of others—values I am committed to bringing to the HOA Board.
I believe my experience managing complex organizations, leading diverse teams, and resolving challenges equips me to serve our HOA community effectively. I am excited about the opportunity to contribute to maintaining and enhancing the quality of life at Eagle Pointe Cottages for all residents.
Cottages Super Adventure Club
We would like to invite you to (the maiden) meeting ...tah-dah!… of The “Cottages Super Adventure Club (aka CSAC pronounced see-sac).
If you would like doing adventures, learning something, or just getting out into our world with people with similar interests, here’s a (I think) great idea: Get together plan activities for this spring, summer and fall. (But feel free to invite others not in the Cottages who might have interest in such a super-duper plan!) Exact dates and details on how to organize—well, we can decide as we go. For those who can remember m-a-n-y years ago the Little Rascals' “He-Man Woman Haters Club” had a short list of rules. Our little CSAC rules might include something like “Have a driver’s license if you are the car pool boss.” Doesn't require more than a little yen for some exploration and a willingness to carpool!
Confused? Well, think of things you have done or would like to do, things you may have heard of or something you haven’t done in 50 years! Any suggestion will be given serious consideration. It could be a museum, a hike, a road trip (1 day or maybe even more), a restaurant visit, a craft opportunity, learn about a flour mill, dress rehearsal at Abravanel, UVU Roots of Knowledge (wow) or finding that favorite ice cream parlor. Some “adventure” may be short, others half day…or? One adventure may interest one carpool of friends. Other adventures may take a little caravan.
The "club” can produce a menu of outings that may prove intellectually stimulating or just tickle our “wanderlust” to be out-and-about. But this area is RICH with possibilities. Some destinations may seem surprisingly elusive (petroglyphs at end of 9 mile canyon), or historic cemeteries (Iosepa). Lots and lots along the Wasatch Front!
The thing is this: We live in a neighborhood filled with very nice, experienced, interesting people. Some of you have pretty extensive knowledge of Utah, its history, and hidden gems. Others are newbies to the state who would learn to appreciate this great area, county, state. A jaunt to Crystal Hot Springs may be new to some, familiar to others, but as; we go hoofing through the great outdoors, we’ll also get to know our fellow interesting neighbors. Just free to relax, experience and enjoy! Questions/comments: glldavis@gmail.com dixongw@msn.com 435-730-7710
Gaye & Gary Dixon
When: Saturday, March 15th @ 10:00 AM
Where: Dixon’s 15754 Rolling Bluff
If you would like doing adventures, learning something, or just getting out into our world with people with similar interests, here’s a (I think) great idea: Get together plan activities for this spring, summer and fall. (But feel free to invite others not in the Cottages who might have interest in such a super-duper plan!) Exact dates and details on how to organize—well, we can decide as we go. For those who can remember m-a-n-y years ago the Little Rascals' “He-Man Woman Haters Club” had a short list of rules. Our little CSAC rules might include something like “Have a driver’s license if you are the car pool boss.” Doesn't require more than a little yen for some exploration and a willingness to carpool!
Confused? Well, think of things you have done or would like to do, things you may have heard of or something you haven’t done in 50 years! Any suggestion will be given serious consideration. It could be a museum, a hike, a road trip (1 day or maybe even more), a restaurant visit, a craft opportunity, learn about a flour mill, dress rehearsal at Abravanel, UVU Roots of Knowledge (wow) or finding that favorite ice cream parlor. Some “adventure” may be short, others half day…or? One adventure may interest one carpool of friends. Other adventures may take a little caravan.
The "club” can produce a menu of outings that may prove intellectually stimulating or just tickle our “wanderlust” to be out-and-about. But this area is RICH with possibilities. Some destinations may seem surprisingly elusive (petroglyphs at end of 9 mile canyon), or historic cemeteries (Iosepa). Lots and lots along the Wasatch Front!
The thing is this: We live in a neighborhood filled with very nice, experienced, interesting people. Some of you have pretty extensive knowledge of Utah, its history, and hidden gems. Others are newbies to the state who would learn to appreciate this great area, county, state. A jaunt to Crystal Hot Springs may be new to some, familiar to others, but as; we go hoofing through the great outdoors, we’ll also get to know our fellow interesting neighbors. Just free to relax, experience and enjoy! Questions/comments: glldavis@gmail.com dixongw@msn.com 435-730-7710
Gaye & Gary Dixon
When: Saturday, March 15th @ 10:00 AM
Where: Dixon’s 15754 Rolling Bluff
Suncrest HOA Community Happenings
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Set an appointment to give blood by visiting suncrestoa.com
Suncrest HOA Open Board Meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of the month from 6 pm - 7pm at the Clubhouse. 2016 East Village Green Circle • Draper, UT 84020
Birthdays
Wishing all those in the community with birthdays in February a very Happy Birthday!
Greg G. 2/2. Scott T. 2/6. Roscoe N. 2/17. Joan J. 2/19.
Bob T. 2/20. Janene L. 2/21.
Greg G. 2/2. Scott T. 2/6. Roscoe N. 2/17. Joan J. 2/19.
Bob T. 2/20. Janene L. 2/21.
A+ Association Accounting HOA Online Portal
Paying Assessments online: hoaliving.com
A+ Association Accounting is the company we have contracted to manage our finances. A+ Association Accounting provides an online portal to access association documents, view your account balance, and make payments online. You will need the following information to register your account for the online association portal:
1. Go to hoaliving.com and click on “Owner Login.”
2. Next, click “Sign Up.”
You will then be prompted to enter your personal information, create a password, and verify your new account
number and registration key, which are provided from the introduction email sent on January 21, 2025.
a. Account Number: XXXXXXX
b. Registration Key: XXXXXXX
4. Click “Sign Up.” You will then have immediate access to your online account.
A+ Association Accounting is the company we have contracted to manage our finances. A+ Association Accounting provides an online portal to access association documents, view your account balance, and make payments online. You will need the following information to register your account for the online association portal:
1. Go to hoaliving.com and click on “Owner Login.”
2. Next, click “Sign Up.”
You will then be prompted to enter your personal information, create a password, and verify your new account
number and registration key, which are provided from the introduction email sent on January 21, 2025.
a. Account Number: XXXXXXX
b. Registration Key: XXXXXXX
4. Click “Sign Up.” You will then have immediate access to your online account.
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PLEASE REVIEW THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION
To avoid any handling delays in processing, please be sure to send Association mailings to the following addresses. Payments go to a different address than non-payment mail. Always include your account number on all payments and any other communications.
Future assessment payments should be mailed to: Payment Processing Center, PO Box 98132, Phoenix, AZ 85038-0132
General correspondence should be mailed to: PO Box 5555, Draper, UT 84020
To avoid any handling delays in processing, please be sure to send Association mailings to the following addresses. Payments go to a different address than non-payment mail. Always include your account number on all payments and any other communications.
Future assessment payments should be mailed to: Payment Processing Center, PO Box 98132, Phoenix, AZ 85038-0132
General correspondence should be mailed to: PO Box 5555, Draper, UT 84020