NEW TEXAS HOA LEGISLATION FOR OPEN MEETING AND EXECUTIVE MEETINGS Sec.A215.007.AABOARD MEETINGS. (a)AAA meeting of the board of directors of a property owners ’ association must be conducted in accordance with the association ’s dedicatory instruments. (b)Unless otherwise provided by a dedicatory instrument, elected directors who represent the commercial and residential membership … Continue reading »
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CODE OF ETHICS FOR BRIARHILLS BOARD MEMBERS RECENTLY APPROVED
As per initiative of the recent elected candidate, Mrs. C. Brown, the Briarhills POA Board voted unanimously to implement a Code of Ethics for the Board Members. Mrs. Brown stated that the most important clause within this new policy is to serve the best interest of the association as a whole regardless of the board … Continue reading »
Editorial: POA Incumbents Whine about the Election They Controlled
To quote Mel Brooks, “It’s good to be King.” The POA board controlled the 2011 election that saw their three candidates defeated. Now members of that old board are complaining about that election. Being King was not good enough for them. Let’s list some of the things they controlled: They drafted a ballot that had … Continue reading »
Reminder: Briarhills POA Monthly Meeting – Tuesday, October 11, 2011 at 7:00 PM – Clubhouse
REMINDER This is sent as a reminder to Briarhills POA owners that the Briarhills POA Monthly Meeting will be held (tomorrow) Tuesday, October 11, 2011 at 7:00 pm. The venue is the Briarhills Clubhouse. A source close to the Board Members stated that tomorrow will be the election of the following officers: President Vice President … Continue reading »
Documents Show POA Incumbent Candidates’ Failures
Thanks to a persistent owner requesting documents from the Briarhills POA board, we now have a better understanding of the conflict of interest, lack of oversight, and coverup by the three incumbent directors running for election now. One document is an estimate/invoice for $1550 to repair the brick work near the clubhouse. This level of … Continue reading »
POOL SLIDE: WHY NOW?
The water slide at the pool has not been functional for over two years. Early this summer it was pointed out to those in charge that there were big cracks in the slide and that it could cause a serious injury. Thankfully, the slide was roped off and taken out of service. Finally, it was … Continue reading »
Attention Briarhills Neighbors: Houston Police asking to spot burglars who have hit affluent homes in Memorial
Police in West University and Houston are asking the public’s help in spotting burglars who have hit “dozens” of affluent homes in inner Loop neighborhoods outward to Tanglewood and Memorial, in similar incidents spanning more than a year. West U alone is investigating about 20 home burglaries this year, many with striking similarities. The pattern … Continue reading »
Editorial – Election Decision: The Line Between Craziness and Immorality!
From the POA board meeting last night, we conclude that it is necessary to change the philosophy and management of our neighborhood. The lack of transparency, the lack of free of speech, the lack of accountability, and the lack of civil communication and respect from the board have been the pattern at each board meeting … Continue reading »
Do You Buy Groceries At HEB? HEB recalls store brand products.
Complete news on below link: http://www.yourhoustonnews.com/west_university/news/article_6e59950f-1e0d-5ff1-bc64-a112f41409c4.html H-E-B is encouraging customers to check their refrigerators for 8 oz., 16 oz., 24 oz. and 32 oz. sizes of H-E-B Brand cottage cheese, dips, yogurt and sour cream sold between June 18 and July 27. The products, sold at H-E-B, Central Market, Mi Tienda and Joe V’s, are … Continue reading »
Eldridge and Highway 6 Proposed for High-Density Development
A proposed City of Houston ordinance would limit building height and density of development, except for eight zones. One of those zones is called “MAC 2″, which would include Eldridge from the Katy Freeway to Briarforest, and Highway 6 from the Katy Freeway to Buffalo Bayou. That would force high-rise buildings and high-density development into … Continue reading »
