Hoa Taskforce

I believe the HOA task force has a good understanding with the problems wuth HOAS. One suggestion was a lack of education for board members. There are many resources to educate board members if they choose. I think there needs to be some kind of communication to inform board members of the resources available to them.

What They Aren't Telling Us

Imagine residing in a community that pledges to uphold the principles of welfare and social equity we all value deeply—a place where the air is clean, peace is a given, and trust in our local governance isn't a luxury but a steadfast guarantee. Yet, the harsh reality we confront today is a jarring departure from these ideals. The Independence Overly Metropolitan District, burdened with the critical responsibility of safeguarding our community's welfare, offers a scant 24-hour notice for its meetings, relegated to a mere post on their website. This practice, which can only be condemned as arbitrary and capricious, effectively…

Metro District Covenant Enforcement and Responsibilities to Homeowners

I reside within a Metro District that currently provides Operation and maintenance of parks and open space Median landscaping and trail maintenance Entry monuments Trash service Architectural Review Covenant enforcement The last item, covenant enforcement, is sadly ignored by the District Board. This covenant has the typical restrictions you would find in HOA covenants. However, the covenants also include an Article specific to Mandatory Social Membership in a Country Club within the community. The Club is a separate entity from the District although it is part of the District's covenants. The District Board always states they have no jurisdiction over…

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