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2025 Candidates Night Summary
This year’s Candidates Night event took place from 6 pm until 8 pm on Wednesday, Feb 19. In addition to in-person attendance, members could view the event via Zoom. 56 questions were submitted, but only 9 were asked at this event, because of the relatively large number of candidates (7) and the lack of time…
Read MoreOPINION: Why Is the OVA Membership Upset With the Board for Withholding Cost Models?
At yesterday’s meeting of the OVA Board of Directors, and in recent chatter on Nextdoor, a rift was evident between the OVA Board and the OVA membership. Members accused the Board of a serious lack of transparency, because the cost models for envisioned capital improvement projects, which were delivered two or three months ago to…
Read MoreNEWS AND OPINION: OVA Board Meeting Notes – 2025 February
Originally published 2025-02-16, updated 2025-02-18 On Tuesday, February 18, 2025 at 1 pm, the Oakmont Village Association (OVA) Board of Directors held its regular monthly meeting in the Berger Auditorium. OVA members may view the agenda and meeting packet here and may view the video of the meeting here. The purpose of this article is…
Read MoreLearn, Then VOTE!
The following image is from a 2018 OVA Board campaign flyer. It is interesting how little the issues have changed in seven years! As in every Board election, the future of Oakmont is at stake in this year’s election, and with it, your future ability to enjoy and afford living here. Take heed – learn…
Read MoreThe Oakmont Observer OVA Board Candidate Survey 2025
In an effort to provide OVA members with useful information on topics of importance to the community, we sent a survey containing four assertions to every candidate, asking them to rate each assertion with an agreement/disagreement score and allowing text explanation of their answers. We are happy to report that five of the seven candidates…
Read MoreOakmont’s Coming Retirement Income Crisis: What You Need to Know
By Timothy Nelson * Hello Oakmont folks! OVA Board Candidate Timothy Nelson here. Let’s talk about something super important – our retirement income. According to the latest American Community Survey, Oakmont is a middle-class neighborhood with a median income of $93,262 per resident. But here is the kicker: 40% of our homeowners have incomes below…
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