09-15-2018, 05:53 AM
"It’s not the board that’s the problem, it is us. "
yep! dan d!
I'm old enough to remember when people participated for the good of something other than themselves. It was a great feeling to be part of something positive.
It seems like , today, the vast majority of us are tranquilized......more content to "watch" and complain than actually exert personal energy towards our community.
Hell, some here won't even clean the easement fronting their own property
"NOT my job.....I PAY good money for that someone else person to do that!
another part of your comments....
"as most decent people in hpp that have tried
Have allready been burned by the negative response of the hppoa people in charge."
Yes, this is also true. It is a no win battle without 5 people on the board willing to uphold our by-laws. Then add to that a complacent group of owners who will not even take the time to read the bylaws much less exert the energy in helping board members uphold them.
Then, there's the knucklehead group that can't even see the benefit in running a non profit Corp. within the laws that frame it and sometimes they are biggest problem.
yep! dan d!
I'm old enough to remember when people participated for the good of something other than themselves. It was a great feeling to be part of something positive.
It seems like , today, the vast majority of us are tranquilized......more content to "watch" and complain than actually exert personal energy towards our community.
Hell, some here won't even clean the easement fronting their own property
"NOT my job.....I PAY good money for that someone else person to do that!
another part of your comments....
"as most decent people in hpp that have tried
Have allready been burned by the negative response of the hppoa people in charge."
Yes, this is also true. It is a no win battle without 5 people on the board willing to uphold our by-laws. Then add to that a complacent group of owners who will not even take the time to read the bylaws much less exert the energy in helping board members uphold them.
Then, there's the knucklehead group that can't even see the benefit in running a non profit Corp. within the laws that frame it and sometimes they are biggest problem.

