Burning Tree Master Association is using your dues to mow Kingsridge HOA!

The President of the Kingsridge Estates HOA enlightened us to the fact that Burning Tree Master Association is mowing Kingsridge property. The reason they were not happy was because they have a gentleman who is paid to do that. If he doesn't do the work he loses part of his income.  

Stop right now and think about where the Burning Tree Master Association board of directors is getting the money to pay someone to mow Kingsridge Subdivision.

  



Yes, apparently Burning Tree Master Association has not only been using YOUR assessment to mow city property but now we find Kingsridge Estates subdivision is also being mowed. (This is from the assessments that the Burning Tree Master Association board of directors demanded you pay them under threat of a lien.)


Why don't we call Shadow Mountain and Sungate HOA to see if they would like to have Burning Tree homeowners pay to have theirs mowed? No problem...certain career board members seem to like to throw assessment money away with both hands. 

The question is, when the BTMA board of directors deplete all the money in the Burning Tree Master Association board of directors accounts, by doing foolishness such as this,  are they going to try to demand a special assessment from homeowners ?   (Remember that according to the legal documents the  Burning Tree Master Association board of directors CANNOT assess homeowners directly.....and another thing is that the Burning Tree Master Association  Articles of Incorporation do not show that the subdivisions (Burning Tree East, Burning Tree West, Burning Tree Plaza, Burning Tree South or Burning Tree One) are tied to them.  The attorneys have asked the Burning Tree Master Association board of directors by what authority they are assessing and he Burning Tree Master Association board of directors have ignored the question.

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Were you aware you pay twice to have the city's property mowed?

The homeowners' association papers were never executed or filed properly with Tulsa County (therefore not legal), is true and factual, no matter how much some people may want to believe otherwise...and they certainly want you to believe it. 

The developers decided they could build many houses on smaller lots and the areas that could not be built on, they sold and packaged as "common areas" so all the lot owners would pay for and maintain. This was beneficial to the City of Tulsa as they could collect property taxes and not have to pay for the maintenance of those common areas.

Pretty slick, right? We, as lot owners, pay both property taxes to the city, plus 'association dues' for maintaining the common areas. (And some of the land being mowed doesn't even belong to Burning Tree Master Association.  Check the facts! The Tulsa County Assessors site shows how much of it actually belongs to the City of Tulsa!!!)

Any light bulbs going on yet?  

UPDATE: In a letter received by Burning Tree Master Association Kingsridge Estates is wondering why Burning Tree Master Association is mowing their land.