Posts Tagged ‘Elections’
Meet the Candidate – Josh Axelrod – Feb 22, 4 PM
I have scheduled a meet and great at the Berger Center on February 22nd @ 4:00 pm. I want an opportunity to introduce myself, share some ideas, answer questions and most importantly listen to Oakmont residents. I’m looking forward to a positive discussion. My official candidate statement. Contact information: josh.axelrod@live.com My flyer:
Read MoreOakmont Village: Our Community at a Crossroads
As residents of Oakmont Village, we find ourselves standing at a pivotal moment in the history of our community. Recent developments have illuminated a pressing issue that demands our immediate attention—the escalating Oakmont Village Association (OVA) dues and the potential for costly assessments that could irreparably change the fabric of our neighborhood. According to a…
Read MoreThe OVA Election Process
It is quite probable that there are many Oakmont property owners who would be interested in being a candidate for the OVA Board of Directors (BOD). The reluctance to enter a race is based on the negative type of responses by others (groups or individuals) that begin and grow during the election process itself. It…
Read MoreEx-Director Ken Heyman Files Lawsuit Against OVA
The Complaint for Damages filed with the Sonoma County Superior Court in this matter is a public document that was obtained from the Court. The Complaint names former OVA Manager Cassie Turner, former Board Director and President Andie Altman and 25 unnamed individuals as Defendants. (“Plaintiff will amend this complaint to add their true names and…
Read MoreWhy OVA Membership Votes Make Sense
In reality there is no way of knowing what newer residents want. Just because some new residents put a great deal of money into remodeling their homes doesn’t mean that they want an expanded Berger Center, subsidies for the OGC. or higher dues. They may have chosen to live in Oakmont because of the beautiful…
Read MoreOur Annual Opportunity for a Better Oakmont
Thank you, Yvonne Frauenfelder, for your excellent, well-focused article regarding the precarious state of our situation (Oakmont – Transition 2019). The comments made by Rick Feibusch to your article bring even more clarity to where we are and the plight we face. Over the past 3 to 5 years, we witnessed the arrival of younger, …
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