A lawsuit was just filed against the Big Canoe POA that seeks Declaratory Judgment, Injunction, Damages, Allegation of Fraud, and Attorneys Fees in the way they have handled Architectural Controls Violations. General Manager Scott Auer was served a copy of the lawsuit late last week. Link to lawsuit in article… […]
Inside Source says that previously reported $100K+ Inventory Losses at the Clubhouse… are actually $200,000+ in Inventory Losses. It has been over 3 months since FOBC broke the original story, and still no answers from management. Also, we Fact Checked the recent BCMATTERS’ Article….. […]
FOBC has reliable sources that are saying that Clubhouse Management recently discovered HUGE unexplained Inventory Losses exceeding $100,000+ in foods, liquors, wines, etc. If true, this has NOT been reported to the Community. The purpose of this article is to publicly ask some questions of the POA Board, and perhaps more specifically, of our GM Scott Auer. […]
The sole purpose of this particular article is just to quickly share a recent email exchange between GA Safe Dams and the Big Canoe POA’s Engineer, Geosyntec. Scott Auer is being copied on all emails as is usual. […]
BCMatters.org Financial Blog has just released a new article, and I think it deserves some special commentary by this Newspaper. Specifically, this is getting embarrassing for the community of Big Canoe. We look like unaccountable idiots that have more money than brains, and can’t seem to get our house in order, and have turned the management of the community over to the monkeys. We CAN fix this, and I have a good OPINION on how. […]
There is now open community discussion regarding a Forensic Audit of the Big Canoe POA financial books. It is becoming a serious issue for the community, and FOBC is launching an Article Series to help the community explore the concept of a “Forensic Audit”. We recently received a “Letter”, and it’s a good way to start this Series off, with some general thoughts thrown out by an anonymous property owner…. […]
Looking at the rapidly growing list of unanswered Financial Questions raised at the BCMatters.org site, one must wonder…. is there any precedent for such a thing happening before in Big Canoe? Turns out that the answer to that is “YES”….. In 2003 Big Canoe experienced a “Financial Crisis”. FOBC takes you on a journey back in time, comparing documented 2003 Actions, to 2023 Non-Actions. […]
In addition to the POA, from 2001 to 2015 the Big Canoe Community also had the Homeowners Association of Big Canoe (i.e. “HOA”). The HOA was more of a Non-Profit Watchdog Group. It had voluntary property owner membership, and extremely low annual dues. The HOA was a powerful voice for property owner interests in many ways. FOBC has put together a really fascinating and comprehensive look at the “old HOA”…. […]
FOBC has never taken the position of endorsing a candidate before. Due to several factors, FOBC whole heartedly endorses POA Board Candidate, Mike Volk, in the upcoming election. Mike has perhaps the most relevant experience of all the candidates…. read more about Mike, and get the location & time schedule of his upcoming Meet & Greets… […]
A recent Facebook Poll showed overwhelming support for the formation of a new Big Canoe Watchdog Group, to act as a counter-balance to the powers of the POA Board & Management. Social Media and Board Meeting Comments are evidencing increasing calls for a forensic audit of the Big Canoe Financial Books. This is the beginning of a new Article Series by FOBC…. […]
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