Comments on: VOCA Board Approves Proactive Fine Process

By: VOCA hiding information

VOCA hiding information — Fri, 04 Sep 2015 13:02:45 +0000

While articles in the news and emails to VOCA members tell of stories about Japan and lack of volunteers for picnic planning, the VOCA board is busy revising board policies and violating bylaws by sending out letters threatening fines and spending thousands of dollars. Board meeting minutes are so vague members have no clue what is going on behind closed doors or even in the open. When even one homeowner feels compelled to sell their home because of a bad HOA board, it is a warning to stop the abuse of power.

By: Oh Reilly

Oh Reilly — Fri, 28 Aug 2015 05:37:37 +0000

all of those rules and issues sort of makes me wish we incorporated into the city when we had the chance.

By: Don't paint your house without a permit

Don't paint your house without a permit — Thu, 27 Aug 2015 20:37:27 +0000

GET YOUR PERMIT or be fined.
See the minutes from the VOCA ARRC meeting. If you don’t get a permit before you paint your house or do any other work that requires a permit, you are gonna get fined!

VOCA: ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW / RESTRICTIONS COMMITTEE
Thursday, August 06, 2015

– Motion to have the VOCA start enforcing fine schedule and policy in regards to work started without approval. The committee voted and all were in favor of the enforcement. (Motion APPROVED)

By: More Spending to increase fines

More Spending to increase fines — Thu, 27 Aug 2015 20:34:58 +0000

SEE the Documentation BELOW from the minutes of the ARRC meeting in August. Opinion: We should not be paying MORE for someone to go around and look for violations when we are already paying for outside management. If the management would respond to homeowner complaints, we wouldn’t need to pay for MORE. If neighbors would just talk to neighbors we could self-manage

VOCA: ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW / RESTRICTIONS COMMITTEE
Thursday, August 06, 2015

– Deb (Brewer, Hoamco manager for VOCA) noted that Joe w/ HOAMCO was contracted to complete the entire neighborhood of Fair War Oaks in regards to compliance inspections. It took an entire day to complete the neighborhood and (60) violations were written.

By: Member Alliance

Member Alliance — Wed, 19 Aug 2015 02:48:14 +0000

If you get a notice without a photo, you have a good reason for an extension on the deadline to act. Write to VOCA and ask for photo proof of the violation of rules and restrictions you are accused of. Use certified mail. If your notice is signed by the board, you have a good case for rejecting it. Write to VOCA and ask for proof that the board has authority to issue notices. The bylaws don’t have that provision for the board. Use certified mail. If the notice has the 10 day deadline, write to VOCA and tell them the ARRC rules allow 15 to 30 days with 3 notices before a fine. Use certified mail. In the opinion of many, the board is over stepping their authority big time.