Opinion
Recently, the Oakmont community was invited to participate in a questionnaire survey to provide feedback on three proposed design concepts for the Central Area. The survey was a significant opportunity for residents to voice their opinions and shape the future of our community. However, despite the completion of this survey, there appears to be a…
The Oakmont Village Association (OVA) Reserve Study and the proposed Central Area Complex building projects have converged to create a defining moment for our community. At the heart of this crossroads lies the challenge of balancing ambition with financial reality, ensuring that Oakmont Village remains vibrant and sustainable for generations to come. The Current Financial…
Rising fire insurance rates, escalating OVA dues, and increasing energy costs leave us wondering how we can take action to positively impact our personal and our community’s future. Oakmont Village is renowned for its close-knit neighborhoods and robust mutual support network, which play a crucial role in fostering a sense of community and resilience among…
Editor’s note: The posters will be up and comments will be collected only through July 26. No estimates of cost are provided, and you are not being asked to select among the various concepts and floor plans, but rather to provide your suggestions and preferences among the various features. You may find the images and…
Editor’s Note: The following message was sent by the author as an Email to the OVA Board, Treasurer and General Manager. It is a response to the issue raised in Tuesday’s Board meeting by director Matt Oliver. Dear OVA General Manager, Treasurer and Members of the Board: Re: Question of Concern Expressed by Board Members…
The 2024 OVA Board election was record-breaking. The number of ballots cast (1,916) was greater than in any Board election ever, even including the highly divisive pickleball Board election of 2017, and the voter participation was 59.4%, approximately duplicating the 2017 turn-out. Even more impressive was the margins by which the three new directors out-distanced…
