Village Homes & Land Survey

In the past the POA has tried their hand at Marketing. What appears to be missing in all their attempts is project justification metrics. Everyone has their own ideas on where to spend money. In business when you compete for allocation of funds with all the others wanting to spend the companies money you have to go through a formal justification process. It is a rigid process of cost versus benefits. Most importantly, the metrics proposed for measuring whether the benefit used to justify the cost actually tracks accuracy of benefits. The projects are reviewed and the best proceed. In that process there is regular status reporting of expenditures, project schedule, and reaffirmation of the benefits versus cost to date. Plans are reviewed to insure the benefit will be achieved as well as expenditure to date. Only the good project managers get to submit next years budget requests. Where and how are the POA’s project tracked for accuracy, more importantly where is the documentation on the required metric process used to measure whether the project should proceed. If you don’t measure it, then they all must be successful. All amenities seem to be subsidized regardless of utilization. Where is the minimum utilization requirement documented before a new subsidy will be considered and how will it be tracked as cost to benefit. Performance in the approval process (voting for it) should also be tracked and reported.

To inform people about HSV land and sales a different form of communication would be more appropriate.

For a survey to yield accurate results the delivery and content has to be implemented properly.

This depends on various factors:

A large distribution (preferably to the entire population) if you hope to get a representative response rate that reflects an accurate data results across.

A question set that is clear, to the point and easy to understand.

A response set that allows for all possible opinions to be expressed and the results to provide an accurate statistical analysis.

Options for open comments to expand on some questions.

Well written unbiased, non-leading questions / answer sets are imperative obtain accurate results.

Surveying is a science and the results are meaningless unless done appropriate if the purpose is to get an accurate representative sample.

Basically just like the failed pool surveys done by the POA your survey results will be invalid.

Utilizing proper survey technology and follow set industry practices is something that has been discussed by various parties.

Hopefully some positive change will be implemented Y the POA (as they are the only one that has access to the most complete dataset of property owner emails and addresses) to yield better more reliable property owner feedback in the future.

That being said, it’s totally inappropriate for the POA to spend property owner’s money and harm local businesses by utilizing business practices that they have with that office. While I believe their idea was done with good intentions, it wasn’t well thought out or executed.

Sadly It is an expensive attempt for them to sell the POA inventory of lots and promote the Village.

Meanwhile the cost to property owners, competition in the marketplace is hurting individual property owners property values and the realtors and contractors.

Mr. HSVP J – nailed it! “The survey was never intended to be a professional survey.”

Mission accomplished! Congrats on propagating and feeding the addiction to drama in public view for all potential investors to see. Job well done – AGAIN!

When will you political malcontents learn that your only play is a like-minded majority group of realists seated on the BOD. When will you all get the message?

Stop your bitching and find us some viable, competent, common sense based candidates. Please!

Turn your negative narratives into positive recruitment programs and show the viewing investor public that we may actually have a chance to survive this mess.

And if you can’t say something nice and positive about HSV, please, just shut the F&&K up or plant a FOR SALE sign in front of your house.

I think Anonymous keep your mouth shut and do as you are told is the CEO. Just saying