Should your dues be reduced accordingly (approximately $200) in 2016...or...should the board retain the funds?
Looking at Sun City Anthem through the eyes of its independent minded resident community.
Information Pages
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
"Show Me the Money"...Sun City Anthem Resident Wants to Know Board Plans for Huge Association Surplus
Should your dues be reduced accordingly (approximately $200) in 2016...or...should the board retain the funds?
14 comments:
From Laura Shapiro...to...Anthem Opinions
ReplyDelete
I do not trust our Board Members or our Association with surplus funds.
They should definitely return these funds to the homeowners.
I don't want any more money going to that joke of a restaurant or to a miniature golf course.
Enough is enough.
Some residents might actually need that money.From Robert Nusser...to...Anthem Opinions
ReplyDelete
1, Since the Board has demonstrated how it can (or will) spend OUR money in a frivolous fashion (can anyone say "Miniature Golf", or "Vic's Subsidies"?), and can act like Dracula in a Blood Bank, the surplus should be returned to the homeowners
OR
2. We waste an incredible amount of water (and money) maintaining the common lawn areas; the surplus should be used to replace the existing common lawn areas with artificial grass. This would be an investment as it would save vast amounts of money by reducing our water bill and reducing the landscape costs of mowing, etc.From Bob Goodside...to...Anthem Opinions
ReplyDelete
Dues should be refunded to us.
Thank you for your diligent work.We NEVER get responses from a board that has promised to be "open".
ReplyDelete
It's politics as usual..."machine politics". ...
That's the result of having one in four homes cast a ballot in a board director election...
....while the victors claim praise....
... from the 35 people out of 13,000 who attend their board meetings..
Return the money!
Return the money to the residents before they blow it on that crazy mini-golf project.
I do not trust our Board Members or our Association with surplus funds.
They should definitely return these funds to the homeowners.
I don't want any more money going to that joke of a restaurant or to a miniature golf course.
Enough is enough.
Some residents might actually need that money.
1, Since the Board has demonstrated how it can (or will) spend OUR money in a frivolous fashion (can anyone say "Miniature Golf", or "Vic's Subsidies"?), and can act like Dracula in a Blood Bank, the surplus should be returned to the homeowners
OR
2. We waste an incredible amount of water (and money) maintaining the common lawn areas; the surplus should be used to replace the existing common lawn areas with artificial grass. This would be an investment as it would save vast amounts of money by reducing our water bill and reducing the landscape costs of mowing, etc.
Dues should be refunded to us.
Thank you for your diligent work.
I wish I could take credit for this article, but Tim Stebbins is a "guru" regarding NRS 116.
It was Tim's diligence that should receive the praise.
I will pass your compliment on to him...and to our readers.
Dick,
I read every day.
I have also emailed members of the board in the past with the usual no response.
Thanks for your efforts.
It's politics as usual..."machine politics". ...
That's the result of having one in four homes cast a ballot in a board director election...
....while the victors claim praise....
... from the 35 people out of 13,000 who attend their board meetings..
Reduce the dues!!
We should get reduction.
As you stated they will find a way to spend it mostly by overpaying for projects we don’t need, then getting kickbacks!!!!
Just love it.
I would personally like to see a refund of excess monies .
Thanks for keeping us informed.
Dues should be reduced accordingly.
Thanks for keeping us informed.
We as homeowners should absolutely receive OUR funds back - The "board" has no right whatever to retain those funds - that excess money belongs back in the homeowners hands since we paid our dues faithfully.
Yes, we feel it should be returned or reduce the dues.