Chistoso
Posts:34
 | | 10/09/2007 1:35 PM |
 Alert | | Does anyone know when the HOA Board meetings held and where they take place? | |
"Gee Brain, what are we going to do tonight?" | |
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charann
Posts:208
| | 10/09/2007 1:57 PM |
Alert | | I never heard of them having meetings. I could be out of the loop, but I haven't heard anything. | | | |
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Chistoso
Posts:34
| | 10/09/2007 2:26 PM |
Alert | | Usually HOAs have monthly and or a quarterly meeting. | |
"Gee Brain, what are we going to do tonight?" | |
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TortosaGuy
Posts:676
| | 10/09/2007 4:24 PM |
Alert | | i havent heard anything yet...i remember when i used to live at home with my parents.... and lived in the superstition springs home owners association... that they sent out a news letter that contained meeting times and places...maybe we will get one of those in a mailer? | |
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terry tee
Posts:23
| | 10/12/2007 3:24 AM |
Alert | | the meetings are held in atlanta at the corporate offices, the gals in the office are no help and i was told they are only their to enforce rules, so prepare to buckle down | | | |
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hendersona
Posts:389
| | 10/12/2007 9:46 AM |
Alert | | How can they be held in Atlanta if all of the home owners live here?? | | | |
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caveman
Posts:1014
| | 10/12/2007 9:57 AM |
Alert | <div class='NTForums_Quote'>Posted By hendersona on 10/12/2007 9:46 AM
How can they be held in Atlanta if all of the home owners live here??</div>
Maybe that is the point. | | | |
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TortosaGuy
Posts:676
| | 10/12/2007 4:33 PM |
Alert | | well if they are here to enforce the rules...i think they should go ahead and start.. | |
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LindaT
Posts:56
| | 10/13/2007 9:00 AM |
Alert | | I was under the impression that we as homeowners would be able to participate in HOA meetings. Guess not!... | | | |
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twostep23
Posts:1684
| | 10/13/2007 9:46 AM |
Alert | It sounds like right now your still under what is called the "builders' board". The community has not sold enough homes yet. You can check your CC&R's but it's usually 78% that has to be sold for it to be turned over.
When the rate gets to be about 75% or so they will send out applications for the "transition committee". This will put a few homeowners into the "loop" as to what has been happening.
When the sold out rate is high enough then their will elections for the board positions. This usually will be the annual meeting.
The only meetings that are happening now as a "builder's board" are for emergency conditions and to fulfill the Article of Incorporation/CCR's Rules. There really isn't anything to go over or to handle right now. Everything is still the responsibility of the builders.
Hang in there as your community gets closer to completion is when you'll get more information. | |
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terry tee
Posts:23
| | 10/13/2007 4:23 PM |
Alert | | 2step is correct, and there are a lot of homes yet to be built, i was told in the neighborhood of 45,000 currently only 5-7000 built in the tortosa tract | | | |
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hendersona
Posts:389
| | 10/13/2007 5:30 PM |
Alert | | 45,000 Just in Tortosa dosen't sound correct since Maricopa it's self only has a population of 33,000. | | | |
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hendersona
Posts:389
| | 10/13/2007 5:37 PM |
Alert | | If the builders are in charge now where do our fees go and what are they doing with them. If they have closed door meeting why do we have to pay I thought the whole idea of an HOA is to have home owners run it. It still looks like a couple years befor we are close to compleaton are we to wait that long befor we have a say in our own community??? | | | |
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terry tee
Posts:23
| | 10/13/2007 6:02 PM |
Alert | | 45,000 is the # i keep hearing, but thats for the complete build out, you need to check wilt the county office in florence, because that's where the tortosa tract was approved prior to maricopa annexing it, thats y there was no bridge when the road got washed out, the county didn;t see the need being an unincorporated area tract,t | | | |
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terry tee
Posts:23
| | 10/13/2007 6:05 PM |
Alert | | in answer to your ? , yes they have control over your house,life,cars,lawn, kids,school, everything,till they can sell enough to bail themselfs out .of their speculated profit, by the way is dwindling. | | | |
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charann
Posts:208
| | 10/13/2007 8:40 PM |
Alert | I just looked it up on the city website, Tortosa is no where near going to be 45,000 homes. Not even 45,000 residents, so whoever told you that, may have been looking at the wrong info. It appears its about 1200 homes for Tortosa and about 1100 homes for Tortosa South. Makes sense, I know that Barcelona has about 150 homes, Valencia has about 110 homes and I think Marbella is about 130 homes.
Terry, maybe the info on 45000 homes is for the entire city of Maricopa? Maybe that's possible. | | | |
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twostep23
Posts:1684
| | 10/13/2007 9:27 PM |
Alert | <div class='NTForums_Quote'>Posted By hendersona on 10/13/2007 5:37 PM
If the builders are in charge now where do our fees go and what are they doing with them. If they have closed door meeting why do we have to pay I thought the whole idea of an HOA is to have home owners run it. It still looks like a couple years befor we are close to compleaton are we to wait that long befor we have a say in our own community???</div>
Your fees still go for the up keep of the common grounds and any type of amenities that you might have there. I can say that the monies that is collected from existing homeowners does not cover everything yet. They are still having to pay out of their pockets.
They don't have closed door meeting at all. You can attend them but they are only have annual meetings right now.
You can still have a say but all decisions if any are needed are done so by the "builders' board". All rules are followed based on the governing documents of your community. | |
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