Zorba
Lifer
- Oct 22, 1999
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The board requires funding and WaPo is reporting residents were fighting against funding the project. Condo boards can't just pull money out of thin air, and even if people do vote on increased dues, unless they vote to take on loans it takes awhile to accumulate the funds on a monthly basis. It would've also taken at least a year to get the repair plans created.A 40 year old building with "abundant cracking and spalling" in like the entire visible load bearing structure and numerous crystal clear signs of settling.....
Condo board moved waaaay too slowly once they saw that report.
HOAs are treated like every other branch of governence. People don't want to fund them, people don't want them to have any control, but they want them to fix every problem immediately.