Posts Tagged ‘OVA’
FEATURE – Oakmont Central Area Complex Redevelopment Project: Years of Discussion and Planning
After more than a decade of community discussions, committee work, and planning, the Oakmont Village Association (OVA) continues to evaluate a major redesign of the Central Complex—an evolving vision that has most recently culminated in Concept 3: “A Walk in the Park.” The project remains in its concept cost modeling phase, with discussions focusing on…
Read MoreOVA Board Meeting Notes – 2025 March
Originally published 2025-03-14, updated 2025-03-18 On Tuesday, March 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 MoreOVA Governing Documents Progress Report – 2025 March 11
The OVA Governing Documents Ad Hoc Committee (renamed from the Bylaws Ad Hoc Committee) meets on the first Tuesday of each month (except this month when it was on the second Tuesday) at 1 pm in Suite B of the OVA offices. The Committee web page, with links to all posted agendas and meeting minutes,…
Read MoreFAQ: How Much Can OVA Dues Finance?
The purpose of this article is to provide some facts concerning how much OVA could borrow as a function of dues impact and other factors (interest, term, etc). It does not address how difficult it might be for OVA to find a lender, or whether or not such a loan should be considered. Specific questions…
Read MoreOPINION: My 2025 Endorsements for the OVA Board
I want to share my endorsements for the OVA board election. I am endorsing Tim Nelson, Robert Williams, Karl Turner and Jess Marzak. Here is why: They have all committed to democracy by saying that Oakmont residents should be able to vote on any large expensive projects that the OVA board recommends. The exact amount…
Read MoreOPINION: Political Divides in Oakmont
This article identifies two major divides in Oakmont politics, which I call Maintainer vs Builder, and anti-democrat vs democrat (I use lower case to make it clear that I am not talking about the Democratic Party or its principles or members). If these are key issues for you, I suggest you read on, decide where…
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