The Eastridge Hills Homeowners Association (HOA) meeting on July 8, 2025, covered a variety of topics, including executive session outcomes, financial updates, rules and regulations concerning Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), and the formation and reports of various committees. Here’s a summary of the meeting: Home
A special meeting of the Eastridge Hills HOA Board was convened to elect officers, establish committee structure, address ongoing contracts, and set policy direction following a successful recall election. ✅ Board Officer Elections Carolyn was first appointed Chair Pro Tem to facilitate the meeting. A quorum of two board members (Carolyn and Eddie) was present,…
Folding Chairs. Full Hearts. Open Minds. On Saturday, May 24, 2025, something quietly radical happened in Eastridge Hills: neighbors gathered—and not for a committee meeting or a landscaping violation. No, this was different. The folks on Donald Ridge Court threw an honest-to-goodness block party. And not just any block party—one with wine, cheese, laughter, and…
“Election Results” The meeting was called to order at 5:00 p.m. by VP Jayne Handley, the board vice president, who was running the meeting in the absence of President William Wesley. Prior to the open main meeting, an executive session was held where the board reviewed an appeal, approved executive meeting minutes, reviewed some contracts,…
Because Monopoly is a board game, not a HOA Board strategy. Reality Check: The Law Isn’t Optional-In Eastridge Hills, where each homeowner has a significant financial stake, leadership should be by the book—literally. But recently, that book’s been ignored. Let’s break it down: California Corporations Code § 7213(a) clearly states that in a nonprofit mutual…
The Eastridge Hills HOA Board of Directors held a meeting on April 10, 2025, which included both an Executive Session and a subsequent Open Meeting. Executive Session Disclosure: President Wesley reported that the Board met in Executive Session to discuss contracts and other ancillary items. A key topic was the potential automation of the community…
Reality Check: Just The Facts A new national study says nearly 1 in 7 U.S. homes are uninsured—that’s 11.3 million homes out of 82.9 million. If that trend holds true here in Eastridge Hills, 10 of your neighbors could be one burst pipe or wildfire away from a financial disaster. Yikes. What’s Going On? The…
The Eastridge Hills HOA Meeting included an open forum where homeowners could address the board. The president outlined protocols for the open forum, including raising hands to speak, a three-minute speaking limit, tabling repetitive topics, and allowing speakers to finish without interruption . The board noted they had just completed an executive session where they…
The Reality: She’s at every meeting, but her name never appeared on your ballot. She’s never faced a single vote, yet she speaks like a lawyer, steers policy like a board chair, and hands out advice like it’s gospel. Her name is Priscilla—the representative from The Kelly Company—and for over a decade, she’s been the…
The “Draconian Influence” This recall election isn’t just about removing the current Board of Directors—though their financial missteps are reason enough. More importantly, it’s about breaking the outsized influence of the Kelly Corporation and empowering our Board to make independent, common-sense decisions for our community. Right now, our Board operates in fear—fear of questioning Priscilla…
