Advocacy

We live next to a beautiful amenity – Tellico Lake. Yet it wasn’t always this way. The lake is only 40 years old, having been created once TVA completed the Tellico Dam in 1979. TVA […]

As we have progressed through the Covid-19 pandemic we’ve seen that very little is known for certain and much is still unknown. This is because the Covid-19 problem is new and we’re still learning about […]

The March HOA Open Village Meeting (which was cancelled) was to include a presentation from the turf grass experts at the UT Knoxville Institute of Agriculture on lawn care practices in East Tennessee. Since we’re […]

We seem to be living in very troubled times. The issues are numerous and seem to be overwhelming – Coronavirus, Asian Carp infestation, stock market gyrations, political divisiveness, on and on the list goes. So, […]

Last month I started a discussion about what I think advocacy looks like in practice from an HOA perspective. Using the six planning principles from the Long-Range Planning Advisory Committee (LRPAC), I covered the first […]

Last month I wrote about how the HOA is starting to use advocacy to ensure that HOA lives up to its “Be Engaged. Be Informed. Be Heard” charter. A key ingredient in this process is […]

During 2019, the HOA Board determined that additional focus was needed in the area of “advocacy”. This was to ensure that the HOA lives up to its “Be Engaged”. Be Informed. Be Heard” charter.  A […]