Board President Tom Denney Could Have Saved the HOA Thousands of Dollars. He Didn’t Even Try.
This post examines the Board’s handling of Ruppert Landscaping after an 11-hour delay in snow removal and the later receipt of $69,000 in back invoices. It argues that the Board had opportunities to seek a credit or otherwise address the service failure but did not do so. Click here for details.
Board President Tom Denney Addresses Snow Removal Complaints
Board President Tom Denney addressed homeowner complaints about the January snow removal, but the post argues that his response overlooked the contractor’s alleged failure to meet the snow removal contract’s requirements and whether the HOA should have sought a financial remedy. Click here for details.
Delayed Snow Removal: Why Is the Board Defending the Vendor Instead of Advocating For Homeowners?
Examines the HOA board’s response to delayed snow removal, questioning why the board appears to defend the existing vendor rather than prioritizing homeowner interests, including performance concerns and communication issues. Click here for details.
Board Obstruction in Producing Snow Removal Contracts
The board delayed producing snow removal contracts, resisted lawful record requests by labeling them “proprietary,” and routed the request through legal counsel rather than complying as required under Virginia law, prompting a final demand letter. Click here for details.
Recent Snowfall and Cleanup Efforts
Recap of the recent snowfall and the HOA’s cleanup efforts, including performance issues with the contracted snow removal vendor, timing of service, and communication with homeowners. Click here for details.