Welcome to the Back O' Beyond Ranch
Homeowners Association Web Site
Homeowners Association Web Site
What you will find
The Board of Directors is pleased to offer you a convenient way to
get information regarding the Association, the CCRs, and the
Architectural Guidelines. Due to the nature of a HOA website,
Arizona law requires that this information be accessible only to
registered Homeowners of the Association. Therefore, all pages will
require a password. You will be emailed the password, OR a letter
will be sent to you if we do not have your email address on file.
The Board of Directors is pleased to offer you a convenient way to
get information regarding the Association, the CCRs, and the
Architectural Guidelines. Due to the nature of a HOA website,
Arizona law requires that this information be accessible only to
registered Homeowners of the Association. Therefore, all pages will
require a password. You will be emailed the password, OR a letter
will be sent to you if we do not have your email address on file.
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Meeting minutes are posted on the document page.
Current Board members and OFFICERS with direct link email
addresses are listed on the DOCUMENT Page.
Current Board members and OFFICERS with direct link email
addresses are listed on the DOCUMENT Page.
1. That all the people in planned communities and condominiums work together to
make their communities better. It would be great if personal issues could be set
aside for the common good and factions no longer existed within communities.
2. That good people are willing to volunteer their time to serve on boards. Serving on
the board of a community association or condominium is often worse than a
thankless job. The job frequently comes with criticism from all sides and places
volunteers in a no-win situation. Every new law passed makes it more difficult to
serve on the board and creates more opportunities for those who want to file suits
and ALJ complaints.
3. That communities are blessed with good managers. The quality of life within a
planned community or condominium is often directly linked to the quality of
management. The management team provides valuable services for the community
and can help create a positive sense of community.
4. That the enormous silent majority becomes engaged at the Legislature and in
elections. The past few years have resulted in many bills being passed to appease
just a few people. Legislating to the lowest common denominator is causing
financial hardships and creating division and litigation in communities.
5. That those who want to criticize the volunteers will step forward to volunteer their
time on boards and committees. It is always easier to sit on the sidelines and judge
the actions of others. However, communities need more people who want to be part
of the solution.
The information contained in this Homeowners Association Tip of the Week© is for informational purposes only and is not specific legal
advice or a substitute for specific legal counsel. Readers should not act upon this information without seeking professional counsel.
make their communities better. It would be great if personal issues could be set
aside for the common good and factions no longer existed within communities.
2. That good people are willing to volunteer their time to serve on boards. Serving on
the board of a community association or condominium is often worse than a
thankless job. The job frequently comes with criticism from all sides and places
volunteers in a no-win situation. Every new law passed makes it more difficult to
serve on the board and creates more opportunities for those who want to file suits
and ALJ complaints.
3. That communities are blessed with good managers. The quality of life within a
planned community or condominium is often directly linked to the quality of
management. The management team provides valuable services for the community
and can help create a positive sense of community.
4. That the enormous silent majority becomes engaged at the Legislature and in
elections. The past few years have resulted in many bills being passed to appease
just a few people. Legislating to the lowest common denominator is causing
financial hardships and creating division and litigation in communities.
5. That those who want to criticize the volunteers will step forward to volunteer their
time on boards and committees. It is always easier to sit on the sidelines and judge
the actions of others. However, communities need more people who want to be part
of the solution.
The information contained in this Homeowners Association Tip of the Week© is for informational purposes only and is not specific legal
advice or a substitute for specific legal counsel. Readers should not act upon this information without seeking professional counsel.
| E K M A R K & E K M A R K, L.L.C ATTORNEYS AT LAW |
| MEETING AGENDA Regular Board Meetings May 17th, 2012 @ 9:30AM, 2012 September 13th, 2012 @ 9:30AM December 13th, 2012 @ 9:30AM March 14th, 2013 @ 9:30AM followed by Annual Meeting at 10:30AM. All meetings will be held at: HOAMCO Offices in Sedona (Village of Oak Creek) 35 Bell Rock Plaza, Suite A Sedona, AZ 86351 928-282-4479 |
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