Why does it take flooding board and management’s inboxes with our concerns to get something we already paid for and they promised accomplished?” So what in the world have they been doing since 2018 when they were brought on? She posted: “The management company and board are FINALLY ATTEMPTING to do their job (fyi we paid management fee of $426,047 in 2020). On June 13, Yukich shared an email from SRMA listing many updates and accomplishments. If they can’t take care of our current amenities, how much worse will those get and how bad will the new amenities look in a few years.Īs of June 14, the petition was signed by 127 people. There is no possible way to do this other than to raise dues. It is their claim that we can pay the loan back within 6 years without raising our dues but they are not talking about what it would cost to maintain these new amenities so expect your dues to go up. The board has taken a loan for $2million to build more amenities that many of us do not want. The board and its president has allowed our current amenities to be utterly neglected and in many cases a danger to our children. She shared a link to a new petition she started.
On May 29 Yukich posted, “Let’s halt the $2 million of new construction our HOA board starting this summer.” I want our current amenities to be updated and properly maintained.” Our kiddos are left with worn out, dangerous park essentials. She posted, “The new dog park got all new modern (and safe) picnic tables, trash cans, and benches. On May 28 Yukich shared photos of park benches, picnic tables, trash cans, etc. Yukich posted on the Steiner Ranch Moms & Tots Group as well as the Steiner Parents of Teens Facebook pages to raise awareness about issues she thinks need addressing in the community. She is running for one of the board positions. Steiner resident Amy Yukich received one of the cease-and-desist letters. It also led to a virtual town hall meeting on June 8 to explain how the SRMA works and what it’s doing with homeowner funds, etc. That led to legal action from the HOA and SRMA email blasts to residents detailing lists of accomplishments among other things. The election this month for three SRM board positions seems to have ignited multiple social media posts on several pages especially by one candidate running for a board spot.
The Steiner Ranch Master Association, the main Steiner Ranch HOA, claims incorrect information has been shared and defamatory statements have been made. Editor’s note: After this article, there is a response from the Steiner Ranch Master Association HOA president.Ī flurry of social media posts in Steiner Ranch apparently has triggered legal action by the HOA with multiple residents receiving cease-and-desist letters.
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