This is a list of questions I (Heidi Moser) verbally presented to the Board at the Annual Meeting on December 6, 2016. I am adding additional questions and forwarding to the Board as soon as my information gathering is more complete.
How are Rules & Regulations set?
What is the formal process for reviewing and approving changes in the Rules & Regulations? Do homeowners have any input?
Is the Board of Directors aware that the Rules & Regulations on the website, in the Declarations and in the printed Rules & Regulations we receive do not always match?
What is the process for objecting to unreasonable Rules & Regulations?
What is the process for appealing a so-called violation?
Is there a neutral Arbitration Committee (excluding Board Members) to hear appeals? If not, why not?
How long have the current Board members been serving?
Although required by law in the UPCA of PA, recent WEHOA Resale Certificates have failed to mention the pending lawsuit. What recourse do sellers and buyers have when the Resale Certificate has errors?
Have there been other lawsuits against WEHOA in the past? If so, how many lawsuits, when, and how were these resolved?
How much money has the HOA spent on the Double Lot Lawsuit so far?
Has anyone done a cost of settlement versus cost of litigation comparison?
Has another attorney been consulted for a second opinion?
Where precisely in the Declarations that homeowners receive does it show that certain lots must be assessed double fees?
Is the WEHOA aware that a description of "double lot" appeared nowhere on the Resale Certificate for 304 Stone Creek in October 2016? Is the WEHOA aware that a description of "double lot" appears nowhere on the WEHOA Invoice sent to the title company for Closing?
Is the WEHOA aware that Deeds for supposed "double lot" properties include single lot descriptions?
Is the WEHOA aware of no fewer than five revised Subdivision Plans which have been filed and recorded by the Declarant / Builder? Why does the WEHOA choose to ignore these?
Why has the WEHOA not added references to updated Subdivision Plans when it had the opportunity to do so, in 2008 or most recently in June 2016?
What attempts has the WEHOA made to resolve the double lot issue with homeowners without forcing a costly lawsuit?