Here is a summary of what happened at the Pine Hollow HOA Annual meeting: Kerri Conner was thanked for her service on the Pine Hollow Board. KC Scarborough was elected to the Board. The minutes from the Annual Meeting on … More…
Although the Pine Hollow HOA Annual meeting was well attended, there were not enough properties represented to conduct the vote on the proposed Articles of Incorporation change. The change was a re-definition of eligibility to serve on the Board. It … More…
When you close on your house in an HOA, you are entering a legally binding contract between you and the Homeowners Association. The rules, regulations, homeowner rights and expectations are spelled out in our governing documents. You cannot be relieved … More…
Will today be the last day that only members of Pine Hollow HOA can serve on our Board? It probably will if enough people don’t show up at tomorrow’s Annual Membership Meeting. Clearly, the Board wants to enable non-members to … More…
Yesterday, we talked about the danger of creating bylaw loopholes that would allow profit-driven interests to gain control over the Pine Hollow HOA, and we showed how that happened in another Southwest HOA with disastrous consequences for the homeowners. But … More…
Yesterday’s post described how the proposed bylaw amendment could allow an unscrupulous slumlord or corporation, intent only on making a profit, to take over the Pine Hollow HOA and altar our guidelines for its own gain, at the expense of … More…
The proposed amendment change to the Pine Hollow HOA bylaws has prospective landlords chomping at the bit, and here’s why. Under the current rules, only members of the Association can vote in our elections and run for our Board. A … More…
Maybe you thought it couldn’t happen. Maybe you thought that no one would deed over a fraction of property to make a non-homeowner eligible to sit on the Pine Hollow HOA Board. Thank again. Remember when we alerted you that … More…
What is a detention pond and why is MUD18 discussing whether to give it back to the Pine Hollow HOA? A detention pond is an excavated area designed to hold excess rain water and protect adjacent areas against flooding. Simply … More…
Did everyone notice that our HOA Board is picking and choosing which items it wants us all to vote on? The last communication from our Management company told us about 2 items that would come up at the annual meeting … More…