President Scott Simmons called the meeting to order at 7:05 at the Capitol Heights Church of Christ Annex.

Minutes were distributed. Mark Russell moved that the minutes be accepted. Annee

Caspari seconded and it was approved by a voice vote.

There was no Treasurer's Report.

Signage-Buddy Borland reported that some new signs were being printed for the upcoming Christmas tour.

Watchdog-Jay Wilkinson and Jack Pearson reported that it had been very quiet. If residents have problems with properties they should call city housing code department. Yard-of-the-month-Judy Borland reported that a choice had not been made for November and asked for recommendations.

Party-in-the-park-Carole King reported that the party was very well attended with about 90 residents and guests. She thanked all those who brought food and helped out. Time Capsule-Tim Vaught will call the committee together to fine tune the details soon. Each family can fill 5 x 7 envelope with contents to be opened in 2100. Already submitted items will be displayed at the Greek Church during the Christmas tour. December 31 will be the deadline for submissions.

Christmas Tour-Jill Simmons reviewed the ticket-selling process and encouraged everyone to take some to sell. There will be a meeting of the homeowners on tour on December 4 at 7:00 at the Simmons house. The Decorating Contest will take place on Wednesday, December 13 at 5:00. She encouraged everyone to buy at-shirt to help promote the event. Rob Thornhill gave a report on the musical talent that he has booked for the tour.

New Business-Scoff Simmons presented the recommendation from the executive committee concerning installing lighting on the Parkway. Rob Thornhill reviewed his interactions with the city about the process. Ken Reynolds moved that the Executive Committee be given the authority to proceed with electrifying the Parkway. Frank Powell seconded and it was approved by a voice vote.

Announcements-Jewell Pitts asked what was happening with the lot at the corner of Federal Drive and St. Charles. Ken Reynolds reported that he had talked to Kyzer who was puffing in a retail strip. Kyzer had worked with the city and was not able save the trees.