Hurricane Matthew has caused some level of destruction to every property owner in Wedgefield. As you drive through the association you see debris piled. This is a named hurricane with advanced notice. Our governing documents allow for clean up expenditure in a named storm. The requirements for expenditure remain the same, particularly because it will be a large expense. In the past, the board held an open meeting, had evaluated the volume of debris, sought bids, and awarded a contract. Has any of this happened? Why don't we have a posting on the board website advising us how to proceed? It appears the board must know something -get your debris to the curb - A.S.A.P.
I'm not suggesting that we should expect equipment picking up today. Contractors are very busy. It will take time to "get in line", but are "we in line" anywhere? If so, how did we get there? Was the process legal, and ethical? Why isn't our board talking to us?
