Please support us with your signature in demanding that the fountains that we collectively invested at least $25,000 of our money into be re-installed immediately by a professional. We will not be told by our current HOA President that he alone has decided to remove these fountains until further notice. We will not be forced to deal with the mosquito and all of the other problems that will occur with this body of still water in our neighborhood. We have invested more that enough of our money to rightfully expect a high quality fountain with professional maintanence. Join us in standing up and fighting for our rights.
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November 11, 2016
The momentum is undeniable now. The board cannot ignore this many residents for much longer.
22 Comments
Please reinstate the fountains. Without them the mosquitos are a problem and perhaps the fish may die as a result of little aeration. It is also a concern for pets drinking the stagnant water.
This is not just an hygiene issue (which in itself garners enough rationale for the fountains to be operable), but also reflects the incompetency of those in office to deal with transparency with regards to HOA management and policies. We are very frustrated with the current HOA management.
We bought our house because of the view of these fountains so it is unfair to remove these now. Especially after spending so much of our money to have it inoperable most of the time. We want the fountains installed and maintained well.
Somewhere along the lines this HOA forgot they work for us and the good of the neighborhood. The Castlegate 1 pond seems to work fine, and I personally have never seen excessive "construction debris" in our pond. Perhaps having a licensed plumber working on the fountains instead of paying family members would yield a better result? It is time for transparency of financial records, including labor costs. I do not believe this apointed HOA should be able to work under immunity simply because we havent filled 90 percent of all lots. If they can not operate efficiently they are not qualified to manage our hard earned money!
Might try a suspended suction line for the pump, so the water intake is not on the bottom where the solid trash is.
2502 Kinnersley Lane
4209 egremont ct
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Please support us with your signature in demanding that the fountains that we collectively invested at least $25,000 of our money into be re-installed immediately by a professional. We will not be told by our current HOA President that he alone has decided to remove these fountains until further notice. We will not be forced to deal with the mosquito and all of the other problems that will occur with this body of still water in our neighborhood. We have invested more that enough of our money to rightfully expect a high quality fountain with professional maintanence. Join us in standing up and fighting for our rights.
Updates
November 11, 2016
The momentum is undeniable now. The board cannot ignore this many residents for much longer.
22 Comments
As a resident who lives on the pond I respectfully request you reinstate the fountains. As one who has monitored the HOA employee spending numerous hours upon hours attempting to fix the fountains over the last two years it always appeared as though the employee was not one of efficiency nor technical competence. I think it would be helpful to our growing and concerned community that the residents and board meet to discuss this issue in a civil dialogue to gain insights from both sides.
Please reinstate the fountains. Without them the mosquitos are a problem and perhaps the fish may die as a result of little aeration. It is also a concern for pets drinking the stagnant water.
This is not just an hygiene issue (which in itself garners enough rationale for the fountains to be operable), but also reflects the incompetency of those in office to deal with transparency with regards to HOA management and policies. We are very frustrated with the current HOA management.
We bought our house because of the view of these fountains so it is unfair to remove these now. Especially after spending so much of our money to have it inoperable most of the time. We want the fountains installed and maintained well.
Somewhere along the lines this HOA forgot they work for us and the good of the neighborhood. The Castlegate 1 pond seems to work fine, and I personally have never seen excessive "construction debris" in our pond. Perhaps having a licensed plumber working on the fountains instead of paying family members would yield a better result? It is time for transparency of financial records, including labor costs. I do not believe this apointed HOA should be able to work under immunity simply because we havent filled 90 percent of all lots. If they can not operate efficiently they are not qualified to manage our hard earned money!
Might try a suspended suction line for the pump, so the water intake is not on the bottom where the solid trash is.
2502 Kinnersley Lane
4209 egremont ct
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As a resident who lives on the pond I respectfully request you reinstate the fountains. As one who has monitored the HOA employee spending numerous hours upon hours attempting to fix the fountains over the last two years it always appeared as though the employee was not one of efficiency nor technical competence. I think it would be helpful to our growing and concerned community that the residents and board meet to discuss this issue in a civil dialogue to gain insights from both sides.