There is also some talk of trying to find funding to widen the 1-lane portion of PVDrWest between the Douglas Cut and Malaga Cove.

So Christine McNamara just sits there while people tell her how disgraceful she is. It takes a certain kind of person to prefer that humiliation to making incremental, democratic changes.

The point was made that not only is the current board self-appointed, but they themselves were appointed by unelected self-appointers. A bit pathetic.

The lack of democratic process truly is embarrassing. The board president must really think she wouldn't win in a fair election.

As expected, the board president chose not to open them. Several people commented requesting a count, and expressing disappointment or embarrassment for the board members, and making the simple request that the ballots be counted and highest counts be seated.

Only because he responds to a mutual benefit corp complaint saying he doesn't interact on HOA issues.

I'd love to see the 1960s, 1980s, and 2000s prices. I know the 60s fees were nominal, because I saw permits in my family's historic paperwork. They were just a few dollars. The newer fees are arbitrary and sometimes designed to discourage people from interaction.

Yes, if you vote twice they say they'll toss the paper ballot. Makes sense I think, although I'd personally probably opt for the paper ballot.

I find Merriman River Group to be quite technically 'immature' in their apps, and I'm surprised groups use them. Highly hackable.

The annual office budget was about $110k in 1980. Based on inflation, it should be about $400k now. Is it twice that now, or more?