Our Purpose
The general purpose of the Master Association is to provide supervision, management, and determination as to the care and maintenance of roads, traffic control, landscaping within the roadway rights-of-way and other Master Association property, drainage systems, and irrigation systems (including all wells, pumps, pipes, and other facilities or equipment thereof) located throughout the Kings Point Project, as well as other matters determined to be in the best interest of the Master Association by the Board of Directors from time to time.
Members' Representation
In accordance with the SCCW Master Association bylaws, article II, section 3, each Member Association President shall submit to the Master Association a list of its Officers, designating the persons who, in the absence of the President, may vote in a Representative Capacity for the Master Association Member and the sequence in which they are authorized to represent the Member Association at any Master Association meeting.|
Each Association is required to submit a BOARD AND IRRIGATION CONTACT FORM to the Master Association each year. This form is used for you to specify your designated representatives and irrigation POC's.
Meet the Board
The Kings Point (SCCW) Master Association board members are proud to serve the residents of Kings Point.
Rodney Walker
President
Jim Allen
Vice President
Rob Davies
Secretary
George Cordelli
Director
Rodney Walker spent most of his career in management and executive management working for an environmental company with annual revenues of 3.5 billon dollars. Currently, Rodney serves as the President of Oakley Green and is a member of the Kings Point Recreation Facilities Executive Committee (RFEC). Drawing on his experience, he intends to provide the Master Board with a business-oriented perspective, assess project requirements, and conduct a risk review, including environmental impacts.
Jim Allen has been a resident of Kings Point for over 10 years. Throughout his professional journey, he navigated a fulfilling career as an electrical engineer, contributing his expertise to one of the nation's premier gas and electric utilities. Presently, he holds the position of President of the Idlewood Association and actively participates in the Federation's Landscape Oversight Committee. Jim will be striving to strike a balance between long-term goals and objectives versus short term gains.
Rob Davies grew up in two family retail businesses involved in landscaping, nursery and flowers. He was a public administrator developing housing for people with disabilities at the state and national level. After retirement he and Susan lived on a sailboat for 10 years before swallowing the anchor and moving to Kings Point in 2016. He was a member of the Federation long range planning committee, treasurer and present president of Gloucester J Association. Sometimes know as the “pond guy”, he chaired the Master’s Stormwater and Pond Management Committee for the past four years.
George is a former Master Director with extensive experience in infrastructure and the inner workings of the Master Association. He previously served as the Engineer in Charge for the New York Department of Transportation. We are confident his vast knowledge in paving and infrastructure will bring valuable insights and dedication to our board.
Jerry Billa
Director
Sandy Collins
Treasurer
Jim Richter
Director
Jerry Bila is a seasoned Electrical Engineer and Senior Project Manager with over 30 years of experience in commercial electrical systems, data center operations, and large-scale construction. He has led multimillion-dollar projects with a focus on compliance, efficiency, and on-time delivery. Jerry previously served as Senior Project Manager at Holder Construction and Data Center Facilities Manager at The Home Depot. He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Kennedy Western University and is an active member of the Sun City Center Community Emergency Response Team (CERT).
Sandy Collins is our newest board member. She moved to Kings Point from Kansas City, MO in 2016, Sandy has been an active and dedicated member of the Oakley Green Association. She began her volunteer journey as the Communication Chair, where she initiated and helped implement the association website, which she continues to administer. Her commitment to the community is evident in her roles as the Landscape POC, Liaison for the Rules and Regulations Committee, and currently, the Secretary/Treasurer of the Board of Directors.
Jim Richter is an accomplished operations leader with extensive experience in irrigation management, customer service, and team development. Over his career, he has successfully directed multi-state government contracts and managed large-scale landscaping and irrigation operations. Jim holds an M.B.A. from Tampa College and a B.A. in Industrial Psychology from the University of South Florida. Known for his strong leadership, quality control expertise, and ability to drive efficiency, he has consistently delivered results in both government and private-sector roles.
Meet the Master Team
The Kings Point (SCCW) Master Association team members are also proud to serve the residents of Kings Point.
Brian Niehaus
Brittany Ebeling
Kathy Crawley
Rafael Rivera
PROPERTY MANAGER
ASSISTANT PROPERTY MANAGER
LEAD OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR
LICENSED CAM & NOTARY
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
A seasoned community management and landscape professional with over 30 years of experience, Brian leads all aspects of Kings Point Master Association operations. As a Licensed Community Association Manager (LCAM), he specializes in large-scale property oversight, capital projects, vendor management, and maintaining the community’s infrastructure with a focus on efficiency and sustainability.
With over 13 years of experience in HOA, POA, and multifamily communities, Brittany supports daily operations and resident relations. She is known for her strong communication, responsiveness, and commitment to delivering a seamless and professional resident experience.
Kathleen brings a diverse background in operations support, analytics, and community management. Since 2021, she has worked within master-planned communities, supporting operations and irrigation systems while prioritizing resident needs and ongoing professional development as a licensed CAM.
With more than 40 years of maintenance experience, Rafael supports facility operations through repairs, inspections, and upkeep of building systems, ensuring the community remains safe, functional, and well-maintained.