12-09-2009, 04:13 PM
The December 16 meeting is a regularly scheduled meeting, hence no special notifications are required. There is a by-law revision process under way, but it does not to my knowledge include placing special road assessments on businesses. Even if it did, any changes would have to be put to a vote of the membership. Road assessment increases are limited to 10% per year by statute.
There was some discussion regarding various types of lot usage and their impact on road maitenance costs at the October Board meeting, but I am not aware of any formal action proposed. I was not at the November meeting, however, so I can't speak to that until the minutes are posted. I agree that a summary of that meeting's minutes should have been posted by now.
I will be at the December 16 meeting, and strongly suggest that any of you with an interest in these matters attend. The profound apathy of so many stakeholders in HPP is amazing. If more people would pay attention to what the Board and the Association Manager do, there would be fewer surprises and rumors. How many of you even know who your district Board representative is? Do you bother to look into what your rep has supported or opposed? Many Board members are either appointees (due to resignations or the simple fact that no one bothered to run) or were elected without opposition.
Any property owner who wishes may speak at a Board meeting during "Owner Imput." I suggest more of you try this. The next meeting will be held in the shop building due to a scheduling conflict. If you really want to know how things get done (or not done) check it out.
There was some discussion regarding various types of lot usage and their impact on road maitenance costs at the October Board meeting, but I am not aware of any formal action proposed. I was not at the November meeting, however, so I can't speak to that until the minutes are posted. I agree that a summary of that meeting's minutes should have been posted by now.
I will be at the December 16 meeting, and strongly suggest that any of you with an interest in these matters attend. The profound apathy of so many stakeholders in HPP is amazing. If more people would pay attention to what the Board and the Association Manager do, there would be fewer surprises and rumors. How many of you even know who your district Board representative is? Do you bother to look into what your rep has supported or opposed? Many Board members are either appointees (due to resignations or the simple fact that no one bothered to run) or were elected without opposition.
Any property owner who wishes may speak at a Board meeting during "Owner Imput." I suggest more of you try this. The next meeting will be held in the shop building due to a scheduling conflict. If you really want to know how things get done (or not done) check it out.