The board hired a new landscape contractor this year. The grounds chair, in the middle of a discussion about another contractor and project, said "you could do to them, what I did to Great Lawns" - the former landscape contractor. Another board member, I believe, our president, said, "don't talk about that". I don't have a oar in the water to who the board hires, but why do they, and you, allow them, to say, "don't talk about it", at the board table? One could assume, easily, THAT SOMETHING SMELLED - FISHY, REAL FISHY, OLD DEAD FISHY, and your board appeared aware, and didn't want you to know they operated that way. When did that kind of behavior become OK, from the board table, when they should be operating, as though, they operated in a fish bowl?
The old WPA landscape contractor, is my lawn mowing contractor - Great Lawns, and I have nothing but praise, for how they have helped me, during the almost year, that the unmowed lot adjacent to me, kept seeding weeds, in a l50 foot flower garden that borders it. I've poisoned a foot out from my flower bed, in an attempt to try and keep the weed invasion down. Several times, Great Lawns, has mowed one, or two wide strips on the vacant lot, to help me. THANKS GREAT LAWNS FOR A JOB WELL DONE, at a time, when the grounds chair, was silenced by my board, who did nothing to help, and didn't want me, and other resident's to know, what the grounds chair attempted to brag about, "what he had done to Great Lawns."
