Community initiatives
Citrus Park Extension
Management Company Change
Management Company Change
Is this community going to have to shell out $150,000 to get our front entrance monument back due to mismanagement and inability to manage a team?
Management Company Change
Management Company Change
Management Company Change
The HOA Board of Directors voted 2 for and 1 against to dismiss New Gauge Property Management and hire Wise Property Management without providing justification or information on the process to the membership.
Wall Maintenance
Management Company Change
You May Not See This Sign Soon!
Wall maintenance has been a nagging concern since it was discovered that the Association did not own any of the walls. The Association decided to maintain common walls. Will we have enough funds to fix them?
You May Not See This Sign Soon!
You May Not See This Sign Soon!
You May Not See This Sign Soon!
Chris Renshaw has assumed responsibility for monument, however at May meeting indicated that we would not see a sign this year and that he was not working with previous committee that had done so much to further the extension and sign work. Chris failed to comment on the reasons for delays or if the community would be miss out on County funding to the tune of $153,000
Previous board provided detailed information concerning plans for the signage including county planning, permits and architectural diagrams.
A Change for the Better?
You May Not See This Sign Soon!
A Change for the Better?
The decision was unanimous amongst the board members to investigate other management options and compare what was available in the market as part of a due diligence.
The process was run without proper competitive analysis from multiple vendors or properly comparing services, costs or even discussing it internally between all board members.
Changing Management companies can have a huge impact to the community and choosing a management company simply to get rid of the previous one when you have only received two credible bids is not good business practice.
Starting the Process
You May Not See This Sign Soon!
A Change for the Better?
The community has worked tirelessly to get signed variances from all properties owning common walls to create an agreement for joint maintenance of the wall structures so that the original esthetics of the community can be maintained.
Work began in May to remove diseased and problematic trees along Fawn Ridge Blvd that would have impeded work on the wall. This is the first section to be addressed prior to moving onto Exposition Drive.
Wall maintenance is not cheap and costs around $150.00 / linear foot