KevinH (Texas)
Posts: 53
Posts: 53
Posted:
When planning for the annual homeowner's meeting, what steps do you generally take?
Since this is when a budget for the new year if presented, this would obviously be among the steps. However, do you generally send it out before the annual meeting (~1 month prior) or just afterwards to those that did not attend?
What about notifying homeowners? What are effective ways to ensure a good turnout (in order to meet quorum)?
With the dry summer, our grass areas are not so green. Even though this was obviously due to the climate and other elements we had no control over (city water restrictions, etc), we received much 'heat' from the homeowners on this issue. What can we do to show we did the best we could under the circumstances?
Any suggestions are welcome. Just gathering ideas and other perspectives to prepare for this meeting.
Thanks.
Kevin
Since this is when a budget for the new year if presented, this would obviously be among the steps. However, do you generally send it out before the annual meeting (~1 month prior) or just afterwards to those that did not attend?
What about notifying homeowners? What are effective ways to ensure a good turnout (in order to meet quorum)?
With the dry summer, our grass areas are not so green. Even though this was obviously due to the climate and other elements we had no control over (city water restrictions, etc), we received much 'heat' from the homeowners on this issue. What can we do to show we did the best we could under the circumstances?
Any suggestions are welcome. Just gathering ideas and other perspectives to prepare for this meeting.
Thanks.
Kevin
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