During public comments at the last board meeting, an association member suggested publishing a list of such properties and their owners who have continuing violations. That could be done in local newspapers or the quarterly OPA newsletter, he said.

The Progress newspaper says, "OPA President Doug Parks seemed to like that idea and said the OPA would follow up on Malone’s complaint about his neighbors and on the possibility of posting a list of ongoing violations.

"Linda Martin, OPA senior executive office manager, said the list is included in the Architectural Review Committee’s minutes after every meeting and those are available on the association website.

"Parks said he didn’t know that and probably most members don’t either. He suggested posting the information in a more prominent location. Malone said 'the more public it is the more power it has.'”

Anyway, the hypocrisy of the attacks on Peck is clear, and not one person went after Parks.