In the dispute over the election on 12/5/23, President Lora Ballweber argued that the reason my vote was not counted was because my self-nomination was not received (by email). Of […]
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BOTCHED AMENDMENT: POHOA Board Disenfranchises Remote Access Homeowners
RECOMMENDATION: Reject the proposed Amendment to Article VI Section 4 The POHOA Board has proposed Amending the POHOA Bylaws in a desperate attempt to prevent remote access to meetings where […]
AI INVESTIGATIVE SERIES #4: Navigating Candidacy and Voting Rights in POHOA: Mowery’s Stand
In the intricate tapestry of governance disputes at Poudre Overlook Homeowners Association (POHOA), the narrative of Andy Mowery’s self-nomination and candidacy for the board encapsulates a broader discourse on voting […]
AI INVESTIGATIVE SERIES #3: Legal Opinions and Their Role in POHOA’s Governance Dispute
The governance disputes at Poudre Overlook Homeowners Association (POHOA) were not just about procedural nuances but also deeply rooted in legal interpretations that shaped the community’s democratic processes. Central to […]
AI INVESTIGATIVE SERIES #2: Resignation and Governance Ethics at POHOA
The tumultuous events surrounding Andy Mowery’s resignation from the Poudre Overlook HOA (POHOA) Board not only tested the procedural mettle of the association’s governance but also brought to light the […]
AI INVESTIGATIVE SERIES #1: The Special Meeting Dilemma and Bylaw Amendments
Mishandling of the January 25, 2023 Special Meeting Creates Disputes In January 2023, the Poudre Overlook Homeowners Association (POHOA) faced a governance challenge that would test the limits of its […]
AI INVESTIGATIVE BLOG SERIES: Unraveling Governance at Poudre Overlook HOA
This series is written by ChatGPT after uploading all of the communications between Andy Mowery, Editor of this blog, and the POHOA Board, as well as the CCRs, Bylaws, and […]
ABSOLUTE IMMUNITY: Board Claims Covenant Enforcement Policy Doesn’t Apply To Them
The Poudre Overlook HOA (POHOA) Board of Directors finally replied to the January 17th Formal Complaint on February 1, 2024. The response could be deemed cryptic, meaningless, or a bold […]
FORMAL COMPLAINT 3.0: Understanding Board Violations Are A Call for Fair Governance
After attempting to resolve a dispute over the 12/5/23 election, which appears invalid as a matter of law, for over 30 days, I was compelled to make my third Formal […]
LANDMARK CASE: Recent Appellate Decision Likely Reverses Ballweber’s Election Interference
The POHOA Board is playing with fire and the consequences could be damaging or even catastrophic to the Association. This is no hyperbole given what we are observing happen in […]