@Posterguy: Have you considered writing some statements off as being made through ignorance, not malice? If not, I suggest you think about it. We need to focus on the real issues.

@Posterguy:
Give it a rest. Anyone can tell is was a misuse of a word. What are you going to do -- file charges against him? I don't see anywhere in his post where he named anyone specifically. You need to get your panties out of a wad!

All of this over an "e"....Thank goodness it wasn't two letters off, I'd have to put my house up for sale this afternoon.

How is smearing people with accusations of crimes by Atascocita Community Improvement Association board members not a real issue."members being thrown out of meetings, taking 'gifts of land', overriding ACC decisions."
Minutes that are not accurate and a case can be made for using stronger terms like falsified,
Spending the members money trying to acquire land (on legal fees and $50,000 in back taxes,when many state you can not get clear title) and using the justification to do this - Because a member asked about this land that we already maintain,is useless and we have way more pressing needs.
Like dealing with the crumbling shores tennis court.
Missing fall barriers from playground equipment.
Filing governing documents with the court but not informing members or posting these documents as required by law.
Not responding to questions regarding the above documents.
Concealing the land sale from the members.
Trying to justify the purchase and installation of security cameras at the parks by first claiming vandalism and when that was challenged changing the story to grills that were supposedly stolen,with no report to members or police and members stating they never saw the grills.
Now add accusing people of crimes.All of these are real issues and none of this is positive.

To be fair one of our 2 pools(both were down for the July 4th weekend) that were down for several days is now back on line- That is positive.

@lana7018: Killing em with kindness my sweet lady...

@Posterguy: I guess it is my turn to get nitpicked. I said "No we just get a notice, not an agenda. It's emailed and posted online."
and
"Well if they do, I've never seen it and can't find it online now."You must be in a legal profession, trained to jump on every word and twist it to death. As mentioned, I've not received an agenda. I've not been told it is found under a Documents folder on our website. I have received postal mailed and emailed meeting notifications and seen them posted online. Upon opening the notifications, I do not recall seeing an agenda or a link to an agenda or a message telling me where to find an agenda online. In fact, I have never looked for one, wanted to see one, or asked for one.But being that it's not my mission in life to critique everything my HOA volunteers do, this did not concern me. I am pleased that they are following requirements and commend them for doing so. I'm certain that it has helped that they have paid experts working with them, providing recent support and instruction, etc. Some of that may get lost as time passes and experienced people leave and inexperienced people arrive. Is it possible that could contribute to some of the issues with your board? I know that in some of my volunteer roles, the "passing of the baton" has gone less than smoothly. Maybe that has happened a time or two over the years, especially since there seems to have been some abrupt changes in recent years, that may have disrupted the transitions from leaders to leaders?I believe that most volunteers do so with the best of intentions and truly care about their community. That doesn't make them perfect, experts in what they are volunteering in, nor should it make them the whipping boy/girl for every fault.

"members being thrown out of meetings, taking 'gifts of land', overriding ACC decisions."
Minutes that are not accurate and a case can be made for using stronger terms like falsified,
Spending the members money trying to acquire land (on legal fees and $50,000 in back taxes,when many state you can not get clear title) and using the justification to do this - Because a member asked about this land that we already maintain,is useless and we have way more pressing needs.
Like dealing with the crumbling shores tennis court.
Missing fall barriers from playground equipment.
Filing governing documents with the court but not informing members or posting these documents as required by law.
Not responding to questions regarding the above documents.
Concealing the land sale from the members.
Trying to justify the purchase and installation of security cameras at the parks by first claiming vandalism and when that was challenged changing the story to grills that were supposedly stolen,with no report to members or police and members stating they never saw the grills.
Now add accusing people of crimes.All of these are real issues and none of this is positive.Any reasonable person would conclude that this board does not have the best intentions.

@Posterguy: I agree with all of the above except I think the phishing comment was made out of ignorance. Too many words, personal attacks - people stop reading, get **** and turn against you.

The phishing was not the only criminal accusation.

@posterguyPlease don't take this the wrong way, but man - you just like need a hug or something.

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@lana7018: I'm huggn'...do ya feel it Posterguy?...do you feel the love????

which one as they have officially notified anyone??

HG
"As mentioned, I've not received an agenda. I've not been told it is found under a Documents folder on our website. I have received postal mailed and emailed meeting notifications and seen them posted online. Upon opening the notifications, I do not recall seeing an agenda or a link to an agenda or a message telling me where to find an agenda online. In fact, I have never looked for one, wanted to see one, or asked for one."If that is the case I apologize.The central issue is this ,many people who are posting on here have no direct knowledge of what the Atascocita Community Improvement Association board has done in the meetings,what communications have been had with the board,what the board has been advised and actions the board has taken outside of open meetings.Many have portrayed these posts as personal attacks.I do not know the board members personally and any postings on here are relevant to the conducting of the business of the Atascocita Community Improvement Association.Was it not recently posted on these message boards that I must be a realtor in Eagle Springs and am trying to drive down prices in the ACIA or something to that effect- What do you call that?Getting back to the actions of the ACIA board, 3 members are former board members of other associations so it is reasonable to assume that they have some experience.
Also they have advisers in the form of the management company,I think the same law firm as Eagle springs, and all of are governing documents and TX. laws are available to be read and studied.Let me give you an example of how this has worked.The board brought up adding 2 acres to the ACIA that was wooded and needs much maintenance. It was 2 acres with an ACIA entrance sign on a very small portion .Members requested that the board find out the cost of moving the sign and the cost of cleaning up the land.Also the governing documents stipulate that land added must have maintenance fees applied and you can not do this with this land.The ACIA board agreed to do this and then without doing what they agreed to came into a subsequent meeting and voted to take on this land.This is one of numerous examples of actions taken by the board