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Less then 4% of the homeowners turned out.for our annual meeting. A quorum,
per our bylaws, is 10%.
After the meeting I asked one of the board members how many proxy votes we
had. The board member indicated that it was enough to make for a quorum,
but did not know what the number of votes that they had received in order to
bring the percentage up to 10%.
We are have over $81,000 in past due member assessments/penalties. Some
members, from what I've heard, haven't paid for years their annual dues.
The dues are only $175 a year (we are not a condo).
We have around 1600 homes of which 94 have HOA liens placed against them.
By years end, per the board, there will be 150 liens in place!
We were permitted to add another board member to the HOA leadership. Prior
to this meeting, we had one homeowner on the board along with two builder
(KB Homes) employees taking the other slots.
The election ballet had four names of which one was the current homeowner
board member. Only one other nominee showed up for the meeting, so he
basically won by default. The exact results (numbers) where not announced.
Just who had won.
Very interesting but troubling statistics.
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