Board meeting as self-serving bully pulpit
Lesson 1 from April 26 BOD meeting “What gets us into trouble is not what we don’t know. It’s what we know for sure that
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Making owners pay to fight owners knowing how our money is spent
A point for transparent Nevada The R-J just won a victory for transparency when the District Attorney was required to release information about how much
Being accountable for being good neighbors
Is a criminal-to-excellence measuring scale hard to understand? It seems to be hard for the people currently in power here to grasp. But, the association
Telling lies, ruining lives
“As I understand it, Ms. Tobin was prevented from running for the Board not because she has opinions that are critical of the Board and
SCA Board election choices are narrowed by design
My granddaughter is six now, but a while ago, she loved knock-knock jokes. Her favorite one was apropos of the SCA Board race. Knock-knock. Who’s
I’m sorry. We weren’t so lucky after all.
I have to take back what I said about the restaurant. I can’t recommend any one of the three bidders. The process being used was
Rating Rex’s Self-Management Report Card
Demonstrating all the transparency and humility we have come to expect from our supreme leader, Rex Weddle once again used SCA’s official house organ, the
What kind of HOA do we want SCA to be?
And what owners can do to make it that way Taking a cue from Jim Mayfield’s article “Distinctions between Governance and Management” re-published below, here
Is SCA Board retaining lawful control of the budget?
Just saying that the Board acted “on the advice of counsel” doesn’t cut it If the Board learned and followed these simple legal requirements, the
The cautionary tale of the City of Bell
What we can learn from The City of Bell Scandal The Bell scandal involved the misappropriation of public funds in Bell, California, United States over