02-28-2017, 07:28 PM
Miracles do happen!
Maybe they couldn't CS today bc the road's too wet?
This is for the member who asked the question about the CS contractor's license at the membership mtg... A simple question and the board wouldn't answer yes or no. No answer means no, so the board confirmed it. Then it was confirmed again when the newbie male rep at the membership mtg said a contractor's license isn't required in HPP bc we're a private subdivision.
The contractor renting the CS equipment to HPP and an operator has no license. That was an issue brought to the board's attention in 2015 by members who had heard what Orchidland was going through w/their CS issues. Our board disregarded this important step (liability to the association).
The initial thought was to hire this contractor and once they found out he had no license, they decided to do it "in house" and rent his equipment and inclusive was the use of the operator who would work w/our crew. That's why 32nd and 33rd DE Makuu were "training roads". The quote was $50,000 a road at the time but that figure is well below what it's actually costing the association. I reiterate, there never ever was any test roads like the board says...alternate facts. 23rd and Shower was the 3rd road and it's failing in less than a year's time = waste of association $$$ at the price tag of $80,000+ = increase of our road fees.
Maybe they couldn't CS today bc the road's too wet?
This is for the member who asked the question about the CS contractor's license at the membership mtg... A simple question and the board wouldn't answer yes or no. No answer means no, so the board confirmed it. Then it was confirmed again when the newbie male rep at the membership mtg said a contractor's license isn't required in HPP bc we're a private subdivision.
The contractor renting the CS equipment to HPP and an operator has no license. That was an issue brought to the board's attention in 2015 by members who had heard what Orchidland was going through w/their CS issues. Our board disregarded this important step (liability to the association).
The initial thought was to hire this contractor and once they found out he had no license, they decided to do it "in house" and rent his equipment and inclusive was the use of the operator who would work w/our crew. That's why 32nd and 33rd DE Makuu were "training roads". The quote was $50,000 a road at the time but that figure is well below what it's actually costing the association. I reiterate, there never ever was any test roads like the board says...alternate facts. 23rd and Shower was the 3rd road and it's failing in less than a year's time = waste of association $$$ at the price tag of $80,000+ = increase of our road fees.