Mr. Bitsky was in court today to answer for two charges of coercion, stemming from an incident where he locked several people inside his home. His plea was "no contest."
I have a prediction:
1) since MR. Bitsky pled "no contest," he will, no doubt, send a letter to the homeowners of the AHCOA and tell them that he was NOT guilty... twisting the truth since he never admitted guilt. However, by pleading no contest, he was found guilty and must abide by the judges sentence.
2) The Executive Board will approve a new resolution that says any one who files criminal charges against a board member, regardless if they are legitimate, will no longer be in "good standing" and will not be allowed to participate in the ACHOA, except to pay assessments and fines.
3) The Executive Board will also approve a new resolution that says a continuing fine/violation definition is: any homeowner or resident who does not agree with the Executive Board, will be considered in violation and, as long as they live in with the ACHOA, they will be considered in a continuing fine situation, and we no longer be considered in "good standing."
Thursday, April 14, 2011
VegasHOA.com...
It appears as though someone has found the VegasHOA.com website and is spreading more lies. We can only guess who this poster is, but we all have an idea. I wonder why this person won't stick with the truth?! I bet it's because he knows the truth will only make him look bad. What is even more funny is that he continues to tell people that I have been impersonating a LVPD officer.
Well, I've got news for Mr. Bitsky, I can PROVE that I was an officer! just watch older episodes of "Inside American Jail," which later became just "Jail." Yup, you will see me, in uniform, working as an officer. I have my NV POST certificate, I have a photo of me with Sheriff Keller at my graduation, I have subpoenas for cases I was involved with ... I have PROOF, Mr. Bitsky. Where is YOUR proof? You have none. Writing something on a website or in a letter to homeowners doesn't make it true. As matter of fact, doing what you are doing is ILLEGAL.
Well, I've got news for Mr. Bitsky, I can PROVE that I was an officer! just watch older episodes of "Inside American Jail," which later became just "Jail." Yup, you will see me, in uniform, working as an officer. I have my NV POST certificate, I have a photo of me with Sheriff Keller at my graduation, I have subpoenas for cases I was involved with ... I have PROOF, Mr. Bitsky. Where is YOUR proof? You have none. Writing something on a website or in a letter to homeowners doesn't make it true. As matter of fact, doing what you are doing is ILLEGAL.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Nevada SB 174 - BAD for Homeowners!
After reviewing the Nevada Senate Bill (SB) 174, I have found that IT IS BAD for homeowners! I encourage everyone to read it for your selves at the following web address: http://www.leg.state.nv.us/Session/76th2011/Bills/SB/SB174.pdf
An important note: READ IT ENTIRELY! The first 10 or 15 sections look and sound good for homeowners, but the last few are VERY bad! This has been done on purpose... Most people, including me, begin reading the changes and stop after the first page or so because: 1) it's boring, and 2) the first few sound really good for homeowners. However, when read all of the way to the end, you will see how this bill eliminates the Executive Boards criminal liability, allows the executive board to transfer money with two signatures, and this bill allows the HOA to impose a lien for ANY amount due to the association for any reason.
Please write your congressmen and tell them not to pass this bill! Below is a list of names and email address for our Clark County Reps:
John Lee (D-District 1) : jlee@sen.state.nv.us
Mo Denis (D-District 2) : mdenis@sen.state.nv.us
Valerie Wiener (D-District 3) : vwiener@sen.state.nv.us
Steven Horsford (D-District 4) : shorsford@sen.state.nv.us
Shirley Breeden (D-District 5) : sbreeden@sen.state.nv.us
Michael Roberson (R-District 5) : mroberson@sen.state.nv.us
Allison Copening (D-District 6) : acopening@sen.state.nv.us
Mark Manendo (D-District 7) : mmanendo@sen.state.nv.us
David Parks (D-District 7) : dparks@sen.state.nv.us
Barbara Cegavske (R-District 8) : bcegavske@sen.state.nv.us
Elizabeth Halseth (R-District 9) : ehalseth@sen.state.nv.us
Ruben Kihuen (D-District 10) : rkihuen@sen.state.nv.us
Michael Schneider (D-District 11) : mschneider@sen.state.nv.us
Joseph Hardy, MD (R-District 12) : jhardy@sen.state.nv.us
Mike McGinness (R-Senatorial District) : mmcginness@sen.state.nv.us
An important note: READ IT ENTIRELY! The first 10 or 15 sections look and sound good for homeowners, but the last few are VERY bad! This has been done on purpose... Most people, including me, begin reading the changes and stop after the first page or so because: 1) it's boring, and 2) the first few sound really good for homeowners. However, when read all of the way to the end, you will see how this bill eliminates the Executive Boards criminal liability, allows the executive board to transfer money with two signatures, and this bill allows the HOA to impose a lien for ANY amount due to the association for any reason.
Please write your congressmen and tell them not to pass this bill! Below is a list of names and email address for our Clark County Reps:
John Lee (D-District 1) : jlee@sen.state.nv.us
Mo Denis (D-District 2) : mdenis@sen.state.nv.us
Valerie Wiener (D-District 3) : vwiener@sen.state.nv.us
Steven Horsford (D-District 4) : shorsford@sen.state.nv.us
Shirley Breeden (D-District 5) : sbreeden@sen.state.nv.us
Michael Roberson (R-District 5) : mroberson@sen.state.nv.us
Allison Copening (D-District 6) : acopening@sen.state.nv.us
Mark Manendo (D-District 7) : mmanendo@sen.state.nv.us
David Parks (D-District 7) : dparks@sen.state.nv.us
Barbara Cegavske (R-District 8) : bcegavske@sen.state.nv.us
Elizabeth Halseth (R-District 9) : ehalseth@sen.state.nv.us
Ruben Kihuen (D-District 10) : rkihuen@sen.state.nv.us
Michael Schneider (D-District 11) : mschneider@sen.state.nv.us
Joseph Hardy, MD (R-District 12) : jhardy@sen.state.nv.us
Mike McGinness (R-Senatorial District) : mmcginness@sen.state.nv.us
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
Continuing the fight...
It has been a long time since this journey began and it will be along time until the problems get resolved.
I am fascinated by the way the story gets twisted by the ACHOA that those of us who have filed complaints with the Ombudsman's office are the bad guys. I am sure we all know that the allegations against the ACHOA are true: no elections, no proper financial statements, no annual meetings, failure to enforce CC&Rs consistantly, etc.
The sad fact is that every homeowner will have to pay for the cost of the negligant actions of the Executive Board. By the looks of it, it will be somewhere in the neighborhood of $1,000 per homeowner. Just because our dues have stayed at $16 doesn't mean that the ACHOA is financially stabile or healthy. A financially responsible business, such as the ACHOA, will raise dues based on projected costs of business. These costs include: paying for a neutral place to hold meetings; paying for proper audit of the books; paying for upkeep of the common areas (take a look to the South of the mailboxes - that tree stump isn't good for the value of our homes); picking up the slack for the homes that are in foreclosure or homeowners who don't pay their assessments.
The current Executive Board has created a HUGE financial liability and we, the homeowners, are going to get stuck paying for it, not the board members.
We are all smart enough to see the big picture and,as homeowners, we have a responsibility to each other to make sure that OUR hoa is run properly.
Just wait until the dust clears!
I am fascinated by the way the story gets twisted by the ACHOA that those of us who have filed complaints with the Ombudsman's office are the bad guys. I am sure we all know that the allegations against the ACHOA are true: no elections, no proper financial statements, no annual meetings, failure to enforce CC&Rs consistantly, etc.
The sad fact is that every homeowner will have to pay for the cost of the negligant actions of the Executive Board. By the looks of it, it will be somewhere in the neighborhood of $1,000 per homeowner. Just because our dues have stayed at $16 doesn't mean that the ACHOA is financially stabile or healthy. A financially responsible business, such as the ACHOA, will raise dues based on projected costs of business. These costs include: paying for a neutral place to hold meetings; paying for proper audit of the books; paying for upkeep of the common areas (take a look to the South of the mailboxes - that tree stump isn't good for the value of our homes); picking up the slack for the homes that are in foreclosure or homeowners who don't pay their assessments.
The current Executive Board has created a HUGE financial liability and we, the homeowners, are going to get stuck paying for it, not the board members.
We are all smart enough to see the big picture and,as homeowners, we have a responsibility to each other to make sure that OUR hoa is run properly.
Just wait until the dust clears!
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Staying in the news...
Another great piece by the Channel 13 news crew!! Councilman Cherchio couldn't have said it better: ALL of us homeowners will be responsible for the current boards misappropriation of ACHOA funds and any fines that are imposed against the HOA. We all need to step forward, ask the difficult questions and get involved!
I wonder if the ACHOA will be paying for the damage done to the Bitsky's Cadillac? I'm sure the current board will claim that the ACHOA should pay because it was the result of a news crew doing a story about the ACHOA... the same reasoning for the ACHOA purchasing the video camera for the Bitsky's residence, as Mr. Bitsky said on public TV.
I wonder if the ACHOA will be paying for the damage done to the Bitsky's Cadillac? I'm sure the current board will claim that the ACHOA should pay because it was the result of a news crew doing a story about the ACHOA... the same reasoning for the ACHOA purchasing the video camera for the Bitsky's residence, as Mr. Bitsky said on public TV.
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