The board has announced that the special assessment is “due” on October 1st.
And when is the townhall to discuss it?
A full week later.
Let that sink in.
💥 They Went Nuclear Over a Dog – And Now They Want You to Pay
Let’s get one thing straight:
This board chose to drag us into an expensive, unnecessary legal war – all over a dog.
They never asked you.
They never consulted the owners.
They made this decision for you – and now they’re sending you the bill.
⚖️ Litigation Without Consent
Before filing lawsuits, the board has to give us notice:
- Present the facts to owners
- Seek feedback
- Request approval before committing us to massive expenses
But that’s not what happened here.
This board launched into litigation first – and only came to owners three months later, this is a breach of the Condominium Act.
This wasn’t about protecting the corporation.
This was about ego and control.
🤔 Why Backwards?
Why is the board demanding thousands of dollars before holding a meeting to explain why the money is needed?
- Why aren’t we given the facts before being asked to pay?
- Why are decisions being made behind closed doors without proper consultation?
- Why is transparency always an afterthought?
This isn’t just sloppy governance – it’s disrespectful to every owner in this community.
📢 Hold Them Accountable. Refuse to pay this special assessment!
We, as owners, have every right to:
- Demand transparency about how our money is being spent
- Request a proper explanation before being billed
- Hold this board accountable for reckless decision-making
I, for one, refuse to pay this special assessment.
And if they attempt to take the funds without proper disclosure?
I will put a stop payment – because I will not bankroll incompetence.
🚨 This Is Our Money
A board that respects its owners would:
- Provide clear financial justifications
- Hold open discussions before demanding payments
- Treat owners like partners, not ATMs
It’s time to wake up, ask questions, and hold them accountable.