Whitewashed: Updated . . .

Sincere appreciation is extended to those who may have encouraged management to reply to this writer’s unanswered Ask the POA tickets submitted weeks ago. Thus, soon after the previous post, (1)  https://bcmatters.org/whitewashed-part-two/ replies were received although several were in need of significant followup. In a quest to be fair, each of those responses follow along with a brief discussion when warranted. Continue reading “Whitewashed: Updated . . .”

Whitewashed: Part two . . .

Beginning where the last post left off, it seems that the Association has become completely immersed in the trademark business. With twenty six registrations and/or pending applications filed with the USPTO, where is the end?

It can not be forgotten that leadership spent $578k in 2025 to purchase six trademarks and logos from Big Canoe Brokerage with each carrying a usage limited to “real estate brokerage, management and development” and yet the 2025 board believed it to be critical in order to protect the geographical identity and name of our community. Continue reading “Whitewashed: Part two . . .”

Whitewashed: Part one . . .

Prepare to be amazed as you witness leadership’s scrambling to cover their tracks after being called out for disregarding the governing documents of the Association. (1) Too many more examples of this level of contempt for the rule of law might ultimately result in a precedent declaring the entire governing structure of Big Canoe moot and unenforceable. In fact, keep this defense in mind for the next time you receive one of those foolish AECD citations. Continue reading “Whitewashed: Part one . . .”