We the Undersigned request that there be a formal review of the 2018 Operational budget and a reduction in budgeted spending of 5%. We request that there be a review of the proposed increase in quarterly assessments following the budget review and that those proposed increases will revert back to or below current assessments.
The homeowner board has received the notification regarding our request for a formal budget review. My next step involves preparing the documentation on the five percent spending reduction to present at the upcoming association meeting.
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Wray Gillette
8 years ago
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Since we pay $13,500 for the Christmas lights why not leave them up ALL year long?? It is a reoccurring cost which could easily be turned into a NON reoccurring cost.. In 5 years we would save $67,500.... Sounds like the responsible thing to do...
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Diane Grathwohl
8 years ago
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The Xmas Decorations should go back to the way they have been taken care of. Could cut cost by going back to the 1 page Trail Blazer which had advertisers that paid for that. The Observer has advertisers and now inserts they are making money off of, so we should not have to pay at all. With regards to the pool parties, the majority should benefit not just a select few.
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James Murphy
8 years ago
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I believe the board is trying to do the best job that they can, and it can be a difficult job. But lets reduce the budget and cut back spending to the bare minimum. New letter $8,000, Xmas $13000, pool parties $5,000. The problem is people want their cake and eat it too.
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Kian Jacobs
8 years ago
The process needs more access for residents, more transparency, and exploration toward alternative thinking, not status quo.
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Tracy Logan
8 years ago
I love my 'hood, but the dues are getting a bit ridiculous. Let's have an unbiased party go over the budget vs income - preferably one that will do so pro bono!
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Gary Broyles
8 years ago
The Homeowners are in charge of the Association, not the other way around.
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Rich Cordell
8 years ago
I agree. Christmas decoration costs and making the pool more self-sufficient are logical places to trim.
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Jane Nugent
8 years ago
Still wondering why no projected income was listed except for dues.
We the Undersigned request that there be a formal review of the 2018 Operational budget and a reduction in budgeted spending of 5%. We request that there be a review of the proposed increase in quarterly assessments following the budget review and that those proposed increases will revert back to or below current assessments.
The homeowner board has received the notification regarding our request for a formal budget review. My next step involves preparing the documentation on the five percent spending reduction to present at the upcoming association meeting.
10 Comments
W
Wray Gillette
8 years ago
Featured
Since we pay $13,500 for the Christmas lights why not leave them up ALL year long?? It is a reoccurring cost which could easily be turned into a NON reoccurring cost.. In 5 years we would save $67,500.... Sounds like the responsible thing to do...
D
Diane Grathwohl
8 years ago
Featured
The Xmas Decorations should go back to the way they have been taken care of. Could cut cost by going back to the 1 page Trail Blazer which had advertisers that paid for that. The Observer has advertisers and now inserts they are making money off of, so we should not have to pay at all. With regards to the pool parties, the majority should benefit not just a select few.
J
James Murphy
8 years ago
Featured
I believe the board is trying to do the best job that they can, and it can be a difficult job. But lets reduce the budget and cut back spending to the bare minimum. New letter $8,000, Xmas $13000, pool parties $5,000. The problem is people want their cake and eat it too.
K
Kian Jacobs
8 years ago
The process needs more access for residents, more transparency, and exploration toward alternative thinking, not status quo.
T
Tracy Logan
8 years ago
I love my 'hood, but the dues are getting a bit ridiculous. Let's have an unbiased party go over the budget vs income - preferably one that will do so pro bono!
G
Gary Broyles
8 years ago
The Homeowners are in charge of the Association, not the other way around.
R
Rich Cordell
8 years ago
I agree. Christmas decoration costs and making the pool more self-sufficient are logical places to trim.
J
Jane Nugent
8 years ago
Still wondering why no projected income was listed except for dues.
Since we pay $13,500 for the Christmas lights why not leave them up ALL year long?? It is a reoccurring cost which could easily be turned into a NON reoccurring cost.. In 5 years we would save $67,500.... Sounds like the responsible thing to do...