🛑 Enough Is Enough: It’s Time to Demand Resignations

Because “managing the corporation” shouldn’t mean mismanaging our lives.

🚨 Why This Matters

This isn’t about drama.
This isn’t about personal grudges.
This is about accountability.

For years, we’ve watched this board act like the corporation is their personal clubhouse, while we – the actual owners – pay the bills and live with the fallout.

It’s time to stop being silent spectators and start demanding change.

💥 The Track Record Speaks for Itself

1️⃣ Financial Mismanagement

Hundreds of thousands spent on unnecessary litigation without consulting owners.
Hidden invoices, withheld records, and a complete lack of transparency on where our money goes.
Special assessments and rising fees, while luxuries nobody asked for somehow get approved overnight.

2️⃣ Zero Transparency

Decisions made behind closed doors.
Owners are informed after the money is spent – if we’re informed at all.
Critical records routinely delayed, redacted, or flat-out denied.

3️⃣ Hostility Toward Owners

Management and board members yelling at residents, especially seniors.
Questions treated like attacks instead of the rights they are.
A culture of intimidation, designed to make you feel small and powerless.

4️⃣ Endless Litigation, Zero Accountability

Fighting losing legal battles – even after courts have ruled against them.
Spending our common funds like it’s Monopoly money.
No apologies, no explanations, no course correction.

🗣️ Why Resignation Is the Only Path Forward

This isn’t fixable with “better communication.”
This isn’t a “difference of opinion.”
This is a broken system run by people who have lost the community’s trust.

When leadership fails this completely, the solution is simple:

They must resign.

✊ What You Can Do

Show up at the October 8 Townhall.
Ask direct questions:
- “Why weren’t we consulted before you spent our money?”
- “Why are records being withheld from owners?”
- “Why are we paying for litigation you keep losing?”
Demand their resignation.

📌 Bottom Line

We are not tenants.
We are not guests.
We are the owners, and this is our corporation.

A board that hides information, wastes money, bullies residents, and loses in court does not deserve our trust – or our consent to govern.

On October 8, let’s make it crystal clear:

Step aside, or be voted out.

Condo Chronicles