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Section 5: OPA Board Subject: Board Response to Tiffany Knupp Msg# 1177588
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but the Board does appear to have discretion not to file the lien once the GM has exhausted the process.
Perhaps so. That said, should those in management be looking at each lot in arrears and deciding whether or not to take the standard approved action based on what may be going on in the owner's life? Who would make such decisions? A board vote? In public? Should OPA employees be presumed to be aware of what is going on in the life of each property owner in arrears? Seems to me that would be unfair to the overall group of people in arrears (not to mention OPA employees), in that one person's issue might be very public and another's not known to the public. An interesting issue for discussion. |
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: Good to know, Joe. I am not saying that there was anything nefarious going on, at least I hope not. Or that the HOA should start making exceptions left and right. Except in this case. How is filing a lien and potentially threatening foreclosure action against Mrs. Knupp a good look for the board or OPA generally? I understand that the HOA cannot delve into everybody's personal lives but this seems like such a sensitive (and public) issue that would catch folks attention to avoid the current optics. I certainly don't want to get into any legal discussions about what the resolution requires in terms of process, but the Board does appear to have discretion not to file the lien once the GM has exhausted the process. |
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