Call’s Farm HOA annual dues have not decreased in 6 years and remain $336 per household despite the fact that there is less common area per household than ever before due to increased community occupancy. With 253 community home sites annual dues have the potential to generate $85,000. Assuming current community occupancy at or around 75% means that annual dues generate nearly $64,000.
We, the undersigned, wish to express our concern with the excessive amount of Call’s Farm HOA annual dues and request revisions to the annual budget. HOA annual dues should be applied solely towards the preservation of property values in the form of common area maintenance, pond maintenance, insurance, taxes and utilities. Annual dues should not be applied towards items such as the design, development and maintenance of an HOA web site or HOA-sponsored events and activities. We therefore demand that the HOA annual budget be revised and annual dues reduced accordingly.
The board has gone completely silent because they know we are right about the mismanagement of our money. They think if they ignore us long enough we will just accept paying for their useless parties and websites with our hard earned cash.
November 15, 2008
The board thought they could keep charging us these inflated rates while we look the other way. This surge in support proves they cannot ignore us anymore because we are finished paying for their useless parties and websites with our hard-earned money.
3 Comments
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Mike Webster
17 years ago
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Ridiculous that we are paying for some website nobody even uses. Cut the fluff and lower the rates.
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David Becker
17 years ago
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WAY TOO HIGH. stop spending our money on parties and fix the common areas instead.
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Sarah Ross
17 years ago
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finally someone is looking at these numbers. 336 for what? my lawn looks worse than it did 5 years ago and there is nothing to show for the extra money.
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Call’s Farm HOA annual dues have not decreased in 6 years and remain $336 per household despite the fact that there is less common area per household than ever before due to increased community occupancy. With 253 community home sites annual dues have the potential to generate $85,000. Assuming current community occupancy at or around 75% means that annual dues generate nearly $64,000.
We, the undersigned, wish to express our concern with the excessive amount of Call’s Farm HOA annual dues and request revisions to the annual budget. HOA annual dues should be applied solely towards the preservation of property values in the form of common area maintenance, pond maintenance, insurance, taxes and utilities. Annual dues should not be applied towards items such as the design, development and maintenance of an HOA web site or HOA-sponsored events and activities. We therefore demand that the HOA annual budget be revised and annual dues reduced accordingly.
The board has gone completely silent because they know we are right about the mismanagement of our money. They think if they ignore us long enough we will just accept paying for their useless parties and websites with our hard earned cash.
November 15, 2008
The board thought they could keep charging us these inflated rates while we look the other way. This surge in support proves they cannot ignore us anymore because we are finished paying for their useless parties and websites with our hard-earned money.
3 Comments
M
Mike Webster
17 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous that we are paying for some website nobody even uses. Cut the fluff and lower the rates.
D
David Becker
17 years ago
Featured
WAY TOO HIGH. stop spending our money on parties and fix the common areas instead.
S
Sarah Ross
17 years ago
Featured
finally someone is looking at these numbers. 336 for what? my lawn looks worse than it did 5 years ago and there is nothing to show for the extra money.
Ridiculous that we are paying for some website nobody even uses. Cut the fluff and lower the rates.