With more than a month of chaos, canceled ballots and overturned elections all unfortunately intertwined with the holidays, we find ourselves as property owners facing a new year in Big Canoe with a self-appointed board and more questions than answers. Leadership responsible for the aforementioned calamities Continue reading “Governance 101 . . .”
Month: December 2019
Guest Spot: Cynthia Hendry . . . on voter ineligibility
Cynthia requested that her discussion on ineligible voters be posted at bcmatters.org. Thank you Cynthia for your thorough research. (Patricia) Continue reading “Guest Spot: Cynthia Hendry . . . on voter ineligibility”
Save the Postage . . .
The POA board is applauded for quickly acknowledging the significant “drafting error” (1) found in the proposed amendment and ballot package for the $5,000 Capital Contribution Fee that would have deleted the entire Article VI, Section 13 of the covenants dealing with the capital reserve fund and property owner approvals. Continue reading “Save the Postage . . .”
Property owner protections & controls in jeopardy . . .
As additional details regarding the $5,000 Capital Contribution Fee continue to trickle in, the information has dictated continual updates on the subject by this writer. Less than two weeks ago, dissimilarities between the twelve compared communities were noted along with the offering of alternative ideas and solutions to the proposed fee. (See “About that $5,000 fee”)
Several days later it was learned that the POA board had agreed to grant the developer an “exemption” from the Capital Contribution Fee (1) Continue reading “Property owner protections & controls in jeopardy . . .”