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In January 2025, homeowners were urged to approve a $170,000 Special Assessment. ​Was it spent as planned?

Let's find a way to grandfather the existing roofs and move on -- saving both homeowners money and good will.

Explore the 2025 Collections Policy and its apparent conflict with our Declaration 17.18.

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One public board or membership meeting in 2 plus years is an improvement, I guess

Medley's HOA budget QUADRUPLED this year -- from just under $500k to over $2 Million -- were Captial Reserve funds borrowed to cover undisclosed Club Operating losses?

Understand Limited vs General Proxies so you don't accidentally surrender your voting rights.

Opened your property tax bill yet?

We homeowners can only provide oversight when we have the same information that HOA governance has.

​The big risk to widespread proxy voting is that a quorum could be determined prior to the meeting which prevents all homeowner questions and discussion. And a GENERAL Proxy is like surrendering your vote.

​Let's Audit how the allocated funds were spent with homeowners DIY 'crowdsourced' research. It's easy together!

Homeowners deserve solid information for this huge decision. Why the rush? Join the discussion inside.

Are directors conflicted when they serve on for-profit boards whose goal is to maximize profits, and also serve on non-profit HOA and/or public CDD boards? A new lawsuit revealed more.

Did you receive the Medley Club Plan when with your P&S documents when purchasing your home? Why was it never posted on ICONs official HOA website?

The January Special Assessment totaled $170,000 for 'one-time' charges. Where did that number come from?