Involves or could require Lawyers
English Español Preface: Please read the two prior posts about the 3/25/26 board meeting and “When Repaired Does Not Mean Fixed to clearly understand this post. I just heard from an owner who contacted TKE directly. According to that conversation, TKE has now submitted a revised quote of $63,000 to repair the cables on two…
🇺🇸 English | 🇪🇸 Español 🔎 Key Takeaways ⚠️ Critical Elevator Risk Only 1 of 3 elevators is working, with no immediate repair underway — risking a total outage. ⏳ Delay Over Action The board is prioritizing contracts and legal strategy instead of fixing an elevator now. 📄 Misleading Information Statements about board certification compliance…
🌐 Language: 🇺🇸 English 🇪🇸 Español The following information is based on court filings, combined with my firsthand knowledge as a former board member. Brief History In 2020, the Association began a major roofing project covering all of our structures, including: This project originally included skylight replacements for the Bay Homes and office building. However,…
🌐 Read this article in: English Español Key Takeaways We are the ones who will pay. The allegations stem from routine Board approvals and issues that should never have escalated into a lawsuit. This board uses security to illegally enter apartments to look for violations. This appears to be another example of avoidable conflict created…
Technically Legal, Practically Excluding Board meetings require 48 hours’ notice by law. These meetings are usually posted about 49 hours in advance. Some meetings are not published in email, only in posts on the bulletin board. What about consistency? Is this about encouraging owner participation — or simply meeting the minimum legal requirement?
Always at the Deadline Why does this board consistently act at the last legally allowed moment? Examples: This is emblematic of a Reactionary board and not a Proactive Board. Why is nothing handled earlier? Why is there construction in our lobby without any explanation or costs?
