
Financial Accountability
$688.06 for Cookies, Brownies, and Beverages?
My concerns about a $688.06 refreshment bill for 60 guests, why I intend to approve payment, and the spending discipline homeowners deserve.

My updates, questions, positions, and follow-through on the issues homeowners bring to me.
These are my individual views as a director. I am not speaking on behalf of the full DVOA Board.

Financial Accountability
My concerns about a $688.06 refreshment bill for 60 guests, why I intend to approve payment, and the spending discipline homeowners deserve.
Homeowner concerns • Maintenance
Homeowners have raised concerns about maintenance delays and the condition of their single family attached homes. They deserve clear answers about what work is planned, what remains outstanding, and when they can expect follow-through.
I’m working to get those answers. My request for CMC focuses on the maintenance and replacement schedules, outstanding work, contracts, expenditures, and how the plans align with the reserve study.
Subject: Request for SFA Exterior Maintenance and Replacement Schedules
Prepared for: Tracy Plazyk, William, and Dashaun
Request topics summarized for this layout preview. The complete email will appear here after its exact wording and send status are confirmed.
TownSq Requests is the equivalent of a ticketing system—a written record of your issue, when you reported it, and the follow-up. Please use it to submit maintenance concerns to CMC and track their status.
Include the location, dates, a clear description, and photos when available. Save the request number and use the same request for follow-up so the report and responses stay together.
Sign in, then select Requests → Submit request.
I’ll share the answers I can make available as this work progresses.
Thank you to the homeowners who took part in the election. I was elected to a two-year term. I’ll explain the public issues before the Board and where I stand.
My position on comparing scope, price, service standards, and transition plans.
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