Month: January 2022

Let me comment on the speculations about my motives. 

Like you, I am a homeowner, who wants our association to fulfill their obligations to us homeowners in a fair, timely, and professional manner. I want the committee to act ethically, in good faith, with respect, and without intimidation or favoritism.  

Once it became clear that our association has long been led by a handful of individuals whose conduct lacked these basic qualities and integrity, and that they refused to be held accountable nor make their dealings transparent to others, I shared my concerns with homeowners. Fellow residents then shared longstanding issues that have not been resolved, despite repeated attempts on their part to do the right thing.

I was convicted that I should do the right thing, and help bring the community together to facilitate the change we needed.

I have no ulterior motive. But don’t take my word for it; let me encourage you to look at the facts. 

Ask yourself why the current directors are resorting to slander and defamation of the folks who have brought light to some of the questionable activities that have taken place over the past 5+ years, instead of focusing on providing clear answers and taking responsibility for the bad behavior that has gone unchecked for years. 

See for yourself how different your quality of life and the value of your property would be, if only our association was led by individuals who are competent, fair-minded, and accountable. How different it would be, if the association’s directors honored the concerns of all their neighbors, and not just their inner circle?

Thanks for reading!

A happy and prosperous New Year to the Berkley Court community! 

We hope 2022 has started off well for you.

Here is where we are with the litigation, and the next steps: 

• The defendants, the former directors Ms. Rita Flores, Ms. Ceceilia Carrizales, Ms. Lisa Hernandez, and Mr. Urban Grass were ordered to appear for a hearing before the court on December 16, 2021.  They did not appear.   
• The judge then approved that the defendants be served notices tacked to their door, much like an eviction notice. This will be done this week.  
• Another hearing is scheduled for March 9, 2022; if the defendants don’t appear for that hearing, we can proceed as they were given ample notice to appear and present their defense.  

Here’s to positive change for the community this new year. 

As the Irish say: