Wow! What A Generous Offer From The Board Of Governors
After years of dodging questions, vague financials, and community frustration, the board is now inviting individual property owners to privately…
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Time for Accountability: When a Board Member Becomes a Liability
In any community, the board of governors is entrusted with a critical responsibility — to represent the interests of the…
A review of the association’s financials raises several major concerns regarding accuracy, transparency, and financial planning.
Top Red Flags Why This Matters While the association currently holds strong reserves ($256,510 total cash), repeated budgeting errors, inflated…
The SHPOA board of governors should never rely on uncollected fees and fines as part of their yearly budget. Here’s Why!
1. Uncollected Funds Are Not Guaranteed Income 2. Creates Artificial Surplus in the Budget 3. Can Lead to Cash Flow…
Over Half Your SHPOA Dues Goes to Payroll—Here’s Why That’s a Problem
(Based off of the SHPOA 2024 year end finance report) 1. Payroll Percentage of Total Income 2. Interpretation of the…
The Snug Harbor Board of Governors’ Failure: Neglecting the UTE Street Pier and Common Area Maintenance
For any community, the governing body is supposed to serve as a steward—protecting the property, ensuring its upkeep, and safeguarding…
A Shocking Breakdown in Maintenance at Snug Harbor: The P-Section’s Recent Struggles
For many, Snug Harbor represents the perfect blend of history, tranquility, and community. But recently, one area of the property—known…
The Snug Harbor Property Owners Association Board of Governors: A Breach of Trust?
The Snug Harbor Property Owners Association (SHPOA) has long been considered the backbone of its community, working to ensure the…
The Snug Harbor Property Owners Association: Paid Employees on the Board of Governors and the Conflict of Interest Concern
When it comes to community management, the concept of a board of governors is meant to ensure fair and transparent…
New gravel on the Snug Harbor roads. Finally!
Should we be grateful? Maybe. But let’s be real: this should have been done YEARS ago. It wasn’t because it “couldn’t” happen…