#1 - WHY are we paying these people to mow when there isn't any grass to mow? This is a waste of the HOA money? Also, the owner came by our house today and tried to instigate an actual fight with my husband! What kind of people do we have working for us? This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard of since I?’ve lived here 1994. We never had this type of trouble when our previous board members were in office. It would not have been tolerated. And what?’s even worse, the owner said he was advised by ?“the cop?” that he could do what he wanted?” ?– in order the cop gave him permission to fight my husband! What in the world is wrong with these people? I have never had to deal with soemthing as patheic as this since I?’ve lived here. If something isn?’t done immediately ?– I will take this to the next level, and it won?’t be the board. This is unacceptable behavior from one of our vendors, that we pay! This guy is upset because he knows that we (and several others for that matter) called and told them not to mow on several occasions. This does not constitute the behavior my husband had to tolerate as a member of this assoc. My husband even tried to walk away and the guy continued to run his mouth. I want to hear from someone that something has been done to rectify this situation and that it will NEVER happen again. Or I will report it to the police and let them know exactly what this guy told us.

By CAROLE

Gathering facts / Police Report

Let me begin by saying that I was not present at this incident and that the police were called to investigate. Until a police report is recieved we will not pass any unfounded judgements. Once a copy of the incident report is recieved from the police department it will be made available to anyone that wants a copy. Once we have all the facts then the SSHOA Board of Directors will decide whether or not malitious conduct occured and by whom the conduct was inctigated. Be assured that if the mowing contractor was out of line then the board will take action to rectify the problem.

By Dwane Myrs

vendors

The board members should NEVER advise one of our vendors ''to do what they want''. If a vendor complains or has issues with someone in our neighborhood, the vendor should have been instructed by ''the cop'' that he should do nothing. ''The cop'' should have instructed the vendor that if someone had concerns, they should address them with the board. After all, the board is the one making the decisions for all of us. If the current board is instructing vendors to ''do what they want'' this is not someone I would want representing our HOA. The board is suppose to be taking care of any and all issues, concerns, or problems and should not be instructing any of our vendors to take matters into their own hands. They are suppose to be handling. Pls think about this when you get ready to vote in the new board, because this could easily create a lawsuit for us and I would hate to think that we would be wasting our money on something the board failed to handle in the proper manner.