The HOA Network

The Homeowners Association Network

for Las Vegas Rancho Bel Air Homeowners

Please Be Advised

WARNING

SECURITY BREACH

Turn On Outside Lights. Leave Them On at Night!

Lock Your Doors And Windows!

Park Your Vehicles in Your Garage or Back Yard.

Criminals are Entering Rancho Bel Air

Criminals are getting past the Gate.

Criminals may possibly be climbing & jumping over the Back Yard Walls but, there are no witnesses to this, nor, security video. Therefore; one can only assume that the Criminals are gaining entry in another way.

Criminals, that may be Friends or Associates of a Homeowner, may have an Insider Advantage.

Meaning...
A Homeowner may be intentionally letting Criminals in.

Andre Baily is The Security Committee Chair.

Andre Bailey is The HOA Board President.

Andre Bailey hand picked & hired the Current Security Company that Guards the Gate.

Meaning...
Andre Bailey hired the Current Security Company that DOES NOT Guard the Gate.

HOA Board President, Andre Bailey, Owned the prior Security Company, that guarded the Front Gate.

Clearly, A Conflict Of Interest

Andre Bailey

is Responsible for the Current Security Breach

How on Earth did Andre Bailey become The HOA President?

Why is Andre Bailey The Committee Chair of Security?

The HOA (Homeowners Association) Network was Created to Alert and Advise Homeowners & Keep All Member Homeowners Unreservedly Well Informed, to ensure Transparency, inspire Truth, and encourage Fairness.

Lack Of Transparent HOA Management Practices Leads To:

Misappropriation Of FundsUnfair Rule EnforcementFraudulent Elections

which leads to...Lack Of SecuritySuper High FeesUnlawful FeesInappropriate or Illegal Spending (of YOUR Money)Double-DealingUnwarranted FinesUnreasonable "Infractions" (Letters in the Mail to "Fix" something ...Or Else!)

Your HOA Board Members

Andre Bailey
President
209 Dalmation Lane
AndreB @ SerenityNV.com
Leah Belfiore
Secretary
2512 Driftwood Drive
leah.belfiore @ gmail.com
Michael Twedell
Treasurer
2300 Wimbledon Drive
michael.twedell @ gmail.com
Robin Munier
Vice President
2408 Driftwood Drive
sjplus @ hotmail.com
Joseph Struck
Director
2405 Rancho Bel Air Drive
jstruck8 @ gmail.com
Angelo Stamis
Director
221 Desert View Street
keapogreen @ aol.com
Payvand Welebir
Director
2508 Driftwood Drive
payvandx @ gmail.com


Contact Your Board Members

Communicate With YOUR HOA BOARD Members.Make Sure that The 7 Board Members Know What Your Concerns Are; so that they can Fight For You, or At the very Least, Properly Represent You.The 3 Board Members with the Most Influence are The President, The Secretary and The Treasurer.

Go To their House. Knock on their Door. Leave a Note in their Mailbox or Taped to their Door, if they are not home. Go to their Workplace.Also; Send them an Email.Taking BOTH of these Steps is Best, as One Action corroborates the Other.

Are The Current HOA Board Members "doing a Good Job"?Did You VOTE for Them?Do You know who they are & what they are about?

Why On Earth did The Board Hire the current Management Company, led by Tanya"?

There Is Still Time To

STOP

The $60. Dollars a Month Fee Increase

(The "Special Assessment" for The "Reserve Fund")

New Meeting, Tentatively Scheduled, For 18 December, 2024.

1. Make Sure This Meeting gets Scheduled.

Contact Your Board Members now!

(Contacting Tanya, The CAM Manager, is Futile and Ineffective but, You can do that, too, for the record).Ask YOUR Board Member(s) to please make sure this proposed new Meeting happens.

2. Be There!

ATTEND The Next Meeting.See Links above, for Easy Instructions on How To Connect to a Virtual Meeting via Desktop, Laptop or Mobile Phone.

3. ASK Questions:

ASK
What Happened To The Existing Reserve Fund?
Wasn't it spent on Repaving The Road, which was NOT an Emergency and, therefore, Illegal?
What does All My Money Go towards?
What's going on with The Security here?

READ an excerpt from the Leaked Document

It is The Responsibility of The HOA (Homeowners Association) to Educate The Homeowner & Keep All Member Homeowners Informed.The HOA Network was Created to do this.

Usually, when Checks and Balances are NOT in place and Knowledge of Changes and Happenings are NOT Transparent or freely available or even known about; well, that's where Profiteering, Exploitation and Misconduct breeds; along with Unfair Rule Enforecement (to collect fines) and Misappropriation of Funds.

But, Please keep in mind that the Members of The HOA Board may also be in the Dark and may have inadvertently put themselves into a subservient position, to the Management Company that they hired.

Additionally; there is an unforseen force, and probably coercion, at work, namely; a fellow Homeowner, with State Political Connections and Legal Clout, that, seemingly, has had incredible Influence on decisions, that should have been left to The Members of The HOA Board and YOU, The Homeowner(s) i.e. Members of The HOA.

Did You Agree To Pay an Additional $60. per Month?

Starting on 01 January, 2025

for the Privilege of Residing at Las Vegas Rancho Bel Air?

On Top of
The $27.50 - $28.00 per Month More

i.e.
On Top of The Increase from $280. to $308. (if You are In Phase 1)
Or
from $220. to $247.50 (if You are In Phase 2)

The $60. Dollar Increase in Your Monthly Fee is a "Special Reserve Assessment" which is "on Top of the Regular Assessment" i.e. a Fee in addition to the Raised Fee which means, ...Additional Monies on top of Additional Monies.

What?

Beginning Soon, on 01 January, 2025

You Will Be Paying $368. Every Month.

(Or $307.50. per Month, if You are In Unit/Phase 2)

for the Pleasure of living in Rancho Bel Air.

UNLESS You Stop It...

There is Still Hope

Attend The Next Meeting!

READ an excerpt from The Leaked EMail

Where is the Money going? What is the Money for?

The Board Has Failed To Inform Homeowners. No Answer to this Question has been provided, other than to say that it is for "The Reserve Fund".This suggests that The Reserve Fund was recently depleted.

RE: The FEE Increase of $27.50 - $28.

$27.50 - 28. Dollars X 102 HOA Member Homeowners = about $2,856. a MONTH into the Pockets of The HOAThat's about $34,2720. EXTRA a YEAR that goes to the HOA

RE: The RESERVE FEE Increase of $60.

$60. Dollars X 102 HOA Member Homeowners = $6,120. a MONTH into the Pockets of The HOAThat's $73,440. EXTRA a YEAR that supposedly goes to the HOA "RESERVE FUND"

About $73,440. a YEAR will be, supposedly, going into the HOA "RESERVE FUND", starting on 01 January, 2025.

What happened to the Existing (Prior) Reserve Fund???

Was it spent on the recent repaving of the Road?

Was it drained on the lavish expenditure of repaving of the Road?The repaving of the Road allegedly cost $400,000. Or did it? maybe Tanya (the Manger of The Management Company that appears to be basically Managing the HOA) just said it did. Where are the receipts?The "Reserve Fund" is supposed to be used for EMERGENCIES. For example, to rebuild after a Hurricane or Fire.Repaving the Road was definitely NOT an Emergency.

Is everything Snowballing?

Doesn't it seem far too easy for more & more Fees to be quickly & freely imposed on You & Your Fellow Homeowners, without your actual consent or awareness?You don't have any knowledge of where all the money is going or what it is going to be specifically allocated to.Sometimes, You have No knowledge that Fees are going up - Way Up - until AFTER they are Raised.You are supposed to have things explained to you, in layman's terms; in an easy to understand manner, by the HOA and/or the Management Company and their Managers, that the HOA has hired.

TanyaThe Mangerof The Management Companythat appears to be basically Managing the HOA

Tanya Deitrich, Community Manager
C - A - M (Community Association Management)
702-362-0318
tanya @ pcam . vegas

THIS Revised Statue was utilized as a Tool (by Tanya) to collect the $60. Dollars extra from You, every month.Was it denoted appropriately & correctly?Please Read It & Decide For Yourself.

NRS 116.31151
https://nevada.public.law/statutes/nrs_116.31151

NRS
NRS stands for Nevada Revised Statutes. The NRS is a compilation of all the current state laws in Nevada. The NRS is updated by the Legislative Counsel Bureau whenever new legislation passes that adds, amends, or repeals existing laws.

All The Laws

The Entire NRS Compilation
https://www.leg.state.nv.us/nrs/nrs-116.html

REMEMBER

It is The Responsibility of The HOA (Homeowners Association) to Educate The Homeowner.The HOA must Keep Member Homeowners Informed, as things happen, not AFTER things occur or a few days before they are going to happen, regardless.

Who's In Charge of Rancho Bel Air?

The Homeowners? No. But, Should Be.The Board Members? Maybe, Partially. Are they Asleep at The Wheel?The CAM (Community Association Management) Team? Seemingly so.

Who's In Charge of The CAM (Community Association Management)?

Tanya Marguerite Deitrich

Tanya

AKA Tanya M Stough
AKA Tanya Margarite Stough
AKA Tanya Margarite Hanks
AKA Tanya Hanks
AKA Tanya Marguerite Deitrich
AKA Tanya M Deitrich
AKA Tanya Dietrich
AKA Tanya M Dietrich

Gender: Female
Age: 53
Date of Birth: 03/31/1971
Political Affiliation: Registered as Republican
Ethnicity: White & Hispanic
Religion: Christian
Declared Income: $75,000 Year
Declared Net Worth: $100,000 - $249,999
Status: Married

Who Is Tanya?

Tanya represents herself as a Community Association Manager at Soleil Associarion Management. with the associated Web Address of Soleilam.com. This Web Address goes to a Parking Page with Ads on it.Interestingly, the name, "Soleil Association Management", can EASILY be assumed to be SoleilManagement.com, an Elegant Company with a Lovely Website with Managed Properties, across the Nation but, this is NOT the company that Tanya is associated with.Sometimes, Individuals, that may be desperate or broke or perhaps just unscrupulous or piggish, will create Business names and Fictitious Companies, hoping that they will be confused with Existing Companies with extremely similar Names and Good Reputations, in order to get the recognition and credit of the other, real company, which leads to them being able to easily secure Contracts &/or Jobs.This appears to be the Case with Tanya and "Soleil Association Management".

Tanya utilizes misspellings of her Last Name and Middle Name, as aliases, mistakingly, on purpose, and/or to assume different Identities.Tanya's Alias and Identies Include:Tanya M Stough,
Tanya Margarite Stough,
Tanya Margarite Hanks,
Tanya Hanks,
Tanya Marguerite Deitrich (variant spelling of middle name, which is a red flag to Law Enforcement and Government Agencies).
Tanya M Deitrich
and
Tanya Dietrich and
Tanya M Dietrich (variant spelling of last name, which is a red flag to Law Enforcement and Government Agencies).
Tanya appears to be Related to George C Deitrich, Greg Wayne Deitrich and Jeffrey Todd Deitrich.Tanya was Married more than once.Tanya has at least one Son or Stepson.Tanya, had a Daughter, named Kristen Danielle Hanks with her Husband, at the time, Joseph Darin Hanks.Tanya's Daughter, Kristen Danielle Hanks, was killed, at the Age of 30, in July of 2022, shortly after returning to Las Vegas and to her Mother, Tanya; after living most of her life in Utah, with her Grandparents.

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/las-vegas-nv/kristen-hanks-10863147

Tanya was once known as Tanya Margarite Stough.Tanya was, at other times, known as Tanya Hanks.Tanya was eventually known as Tanya Marguerite Deitrich, with a Husband named Jeffrey Deitrich.

Tanya lives in Las Vegas, possibly on Winner Drive.Tanya has also lived in North Las Vegas, Nevada and the State of Arizona.

https://www.mylife.com/tanya-deitrich/e348135990132

https://www.spokeo.com/Tanya-Dietrich/Nevada/Las-Vegas/p553668681

The C-A-M

Community
Association
Management

The CAM is The Management Company that HOA Board Members may hire.

Currently; the Management Company that The Rancho Bel Air HOA Board Members hired is "Soleil", led by Tanya.

The HOA Board Members are supposed to make good decisions and act in the interest of YOU, The Homeowner & The Community; not - albeit, without intent - allow their responsibilities and decisions to be manufactured, executed or controlled by the CAM.

Tanya Deitrich, Community Manager
C - A - M
Community Association Management
702-362-0318
tanya @ pcam . vegas

Tanya's Cell Phone Number may be: (775) 725-3619.

Who's in Charge of Who's In Charge?

Who Oversees Tanya?

Unknown. But, The HOA Board hired The Management Company that Hired Her.

There appears to be an absence of Checks & Balances, in place, to Ensure Proper Procedures.


You Are Too Smart To Stay SilentYou Are Too Intelligent to Have Blind Faith & Trust In People That You Don't Know & Have No Clear & Respectful, Decent Path Of Communication With

You Are Too Clever To Stand Idly By and Do Nothing When Secret Fees Are Imposed and Forced Upon You.

You Are Too Sensible and Concerned to Overlook the Break-Ins that have Occurred.You and Your Family Are Too Important to live in a Gated Community where The Front Gate is, ironically, oftentimes, left Open and Strangers are Allowed Inside The Gates and Criminals Are Seen, jumping the Back Yard Walls and Trying To Break Into Houses and Vehicles, in the Driveways of Homeowners.

What Is Going On With The Security (or lack, thereof)?

You Are Too Strong To
NOT Ask Questions when Extremely Excessive Expenditures Are Made.
The Repaving Of The Road of the Inner and Outer Loop, allegedly Cost a Whopping $400,000., according to Tanya.Where are the receipts for this Incredible Expense?Where did $400,000. Dollars come from?Did this Money come from Years & Years of YOU paying Your HOA Fees?Did the $400,000., or whatever it Cost to repave the Roads, come from The Reserve Fund????

Is that what happened? Is that why The Reserve Fund had to, evidently, be replenished via the recent $60. month Reserve Fund Fee Increase?

Whose Idea Was It To Repave The Road?This Expense Allegedly Cost $400,000. Dollars.It was definitely NOT an Emergency to Repave The Road. There was nothing wrong with the Road.Even if the Road was deemed to "need" repair, it was NOT an Emergency. The Reserve Fund is for Emergencies.If The Reserve Fund was used and depleted, in order to repave the Road, that didn't need repaving; this act was illegal.A $400,000. Illegal Act?

Depleting the HOA Reserve Fund, under false pretense, is unethical and illegal.Imposing a Reserve Fund Fee to Member Homeowners, to make up for the Massive Loss - of $400,000. - After the Fact, is ILLEGAL.

Whose Idea Was It To Repave The Road?

Who's The Rat?

Who Is Responsible For The

$400,000.00

Expenditure for the Repaving Of The Road?

This Outrageously High Expenditure almost certainly depleted The Reserve Fund

...and, Now, YOU and Your Fellow Homeowners Have To Pay $60. Dollars MORE, Every Single Month, Forever, to Replenish The Illegally Depleted Reserve Fund.

Who's Jeff?

Try Not To Laugh or Cry.Jeff is An Attorney and Fellow Homeowner, in Rancho Bel Air. His Wife was Lieutenant Governor of Nevada.Jeff lobbied extensively to get the Repaving of The Road done.It was his idea and He got The HOA Board & Tanya, The CAM Manager, to do it.Poof. Like Magic. He pulled it off.He will tell You so, himself.Jeff has boasted his "accomplishment" to many individuals.$400,000. Dollars of YOUR Money is gone. And, now, to add insult to injury, YOU have to Pay it Back, by paying an EXTRA $60. Dollars a Month to Replenish the depleted Reserve Fund.

Thanks, Jeff!

Check Back for a Complete Bio On Jeff.

In the meantime, You might see Jeff walking around the Rancho Bel Air Community, like a Peacock, with his dick (Yes, his Penis) practically pointing straight up.

You Are Not Stupid Enough to Trust One, Singular Woman, Tanya Deitrich

aka Jeff's Pet Piggy

aka Tanya Dietrich, aka Tanya M Stough, aka Tanya Margarite Stough, aka Tanya Margarite Hanks, aka Tanya Marguerite Deitrich, aka Tanya Marguerite Dietrich, aka Tanya M Deitrich, aka Tanya M Dietrich

to "Do The Right Thing" .

You Are Not Impressionable Enough to assume, as Truth, thatThe HOA Boardeven knows what is going on.

Don't Be Afraid.

Don't Be Intimidated.

The Monster does Not exist. It's Not Real. YOU Are The Goliath.The HOA is YOUR HOA.It's Time To Take Charge.

RE: Fee Increases & Additional MattersWhere is All Your Money, that You Pay Every Month, Going?What are Your HOA Fees & Assessments being used for?

Have A Say - i.e. Have a VOTE - in How
YOUR Money
is used for YOUR Community.


Make It known that You Want To VOTE.Make sure that Your VOTE is Confirmed & Counted.

IGNORE Any Statements or Rhetoric that suggests that You, A Homeowner and Member of The HOA of Rancho Bel Air, are "Not Allowed To VOTE on The Budget" or "Not Allowed to VOTE on The Security" or "Not Allowed to VOTE on The Repaving Of The Road" or that it is "TOO Late To VOTE". This is Invalid and should be an insult to Your Intelligence.

1. Call AND Email The CAM (Community Association Management) Team Manager,
Tanya Deitrich

Office Number, 9-5, M-F: 702-362-0318

tanya @ pcam . vegas

2. Communicate The Following:

"I am A Homeowner & I want to VOTE on the Proposed Fee Increase (of 60. Dollars per Month for Reserves)."

Or
"I am A Homeowner & I want to VOTE on What My Money Is Being Spent On."

(There is No Need to Specify whether You are thinking of Voting No or Yes i.e. For or Against anything specific)It is Your Right, as a Homeowner, and a Member of The HOA, to Have a VOTE.

You may alternatively Say or State:"I am a Homeowner & Member of The HOA. I want to Learn About & VOTE ON The Budget."

You may also add:"I would like to Request a detailed explanation of what the 'Special Reserve Fee' of $60. Dollars Per Month is & what would it be utilized for, exactly."

Or"I would like to Request a detailed explanation of what My Money is being Spent On."

You may also inquire:"What happened to the Reserve Fund. Why is it drained, allegedly?

You may want to additionally communicate the following:"I would expect there to be a BALLOT, as this is Required, in order for a Budget to be Ratified (or Passed or Adjusted or Raised)."Or"I was expecting a BALLOT in The Mail. I believe this is Compulsory (Mandatory)."

(A MAJORITY of Homeowners Have To VOTE via a BALLOT to Pass the Fee Increase PRIOR to it being Passed i.e. before it is added to any Member's Monthly Payment.)

You May Want To Explain:"The only thing that I received, in the Mail &/or Email was a hard to find, tiny typed paragraph that appeared to be an option to go online & log into ZOOM, via a long, Byzantine, serpantine url link but, irregardless, THIS DOES NOT SEEM LIKE A PROPER VOTE"

You Can State:

"I want to VOTE. How do I do that, definitively, please, with validation & corroboration that my VOTE is Heard & Counted?"

You Might also mention or Ask:"Why aren't there CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS, neither posted on the Community Website and/or Sent to Me via Mail or EMail on How I, a Member Homeowner, can VOTE on the currently Proposed Fee Increase of $60. Dollars?"

Rancho Bel Air Community Website

https://www.performance-cam.com/rancho-bel-air2.html

(There Is No Mention at all, of the Fee Increase, on The Community Website.There is No Information, on the Community Website, regarding where All Your Money Goes.Also, the website is a complicated Web Address, that Homeowners might have trouble finding online or may not be aware of.)

KEEP IN MIND:It is The Responsibility of The HOA to Educate The Homeowner & Keep Homeowners Informed.

3. Keep a detailed Record of Your correspondance with The CAM (Community Association Management) Manager, Tanya

Be sure to both Email AND Call, as one action can corroborate the other.Note the dates and times of all Calls and Emails. Take Screenshots or Photos of Your Calls & Emails.Don't "Give Up". Be sure to get a Response of some kind, albeit, favorable or unfavorable.

If Tanya Responds unfavorably i.e. states: "You are Not Allowed to VOTE" or "Homeowners don't have a right to VOTE on the Budget",You May Reply:"I have been advised by Legal Counsel that this is NOT True."Or"I know this is completely false."Or"I am an Educated Homeowner. I advise You to refrain from any attempt to intimidate me."Or"I know that it is required by Ordinance, i.e. by Law, that I, as a Member Homeowner, absolutely do have the Right to VOTE, especially and certainly on the Budget."

If Tanya, The CAM Manager, responds favorably, She will:

Send You a BALLOTOrExplain, intelligibly and kindly, an Alternative Procedure in which You can definitively VOTE, on anything that concerns You, for example, The Budget i.e what Your Money is being spent on; in a manner that is corroborative, i.e. has Checks & Balances.

REMEMBER

YOU CAN VOTE, on anything that concerns You, for example, The Budget i.e what Your Money is being spent on (or NOT being spent on).You are paying Over a $4,000. a Year, out of Your Own Pocket, to The HOA.It is YOUR RIGHT to Have a VOTE; one that is Counted, in a manner that is corroborative, i.e. has Checks & Balances.

Rancho Bel Air Community Website

https://www.performance-cam.com/rancho-bel-air2.html


The HOA Network Website for The Las Vegas, Rancho Bel Air Community Homeowners

TheHOA.Net

YOU ARE HERE

After The CAM; Comes The Board.

Upon completion of communication, or lack thereof, with Tanya, the CAM (Community Association Management) Team Leader;You will need to Repeat the Process
with The HOA Board Member of Your Choice
and/or All of The Board Members, in Order to Achieve a Favorable Outcome.

7 MEMBERS. 4 Males. 3 Females.

THE 3 MAIN BOARD MEMBERS

With The Most Influence, Responsibility & Accountability

The President
The Secretary
The Treasurer

1,2,3 Easy Communication Guideline

1. Email The Board Member of your choice or, better yet, Go Knock on Their Door & introduce Yourself.

You are, technically, their Boss. The Board Members are duty bound to represent the needs of the Community and The Homeowners in it.

2. Communicate The Following:

"I am A Homeowner & I want to learn whether or not my needs are being properly represented by you.

"I am A Homeowner & I want to make sure that a new Meeting is scheduled for The "Special Assessment".

"I am A Homeowner & I want to VOTE on the Proposed Fee Increase (of 60. Dollars per Month for Reserves)."

Or
"I am A Homeowner & I want to VOTE on What My Money Is Being Spent On."

(There is No Need to Specify whether You are thinking of Voting No or Yes i.e. For or Against anything specific)It is Your Right, as a Homeowner, and a Member of The HOA, to Have a VOTE.

You may alternatively Say or State:"I am a Homeowner & Member of The HOA. I want to Learn About & VOTE ON The Budget."

You may also add:"I would like to Request a detailed explanation of what the 'Special Reserve Fee' of $60. Dollars Per Month is & what would it be utilized for, exactly."

Or"I would like to Request a detailed explanation of what My Money is being Spent On."

You may also inquire:"What happened to the Reserve Fund. Why is it drained, allegedly?

You may want to additionally communicate the following:"I would expect there to be a BALLOT, as this is Required, in order for a Budget to be Ratified (or Passed or Adjusted or Raised)."Or"I was expecting a BALLOT in The Mail. I believe this is Compulsory (Mandatory)."

(A MAJORITY of Homeowners Have To VOTE via a BALLOT to Pass the Fee Increase PRIOR to it being Passed i.e. before it is added to any Member's Monthly Payment.)

You Can State:

"I want to VOTE. How do I do that, definitively, please, with validation & corroboration that my VOTE is Heard & Counted?"

You may want to additionally communicate the following:"I am EXTREMELY concerned about the Lack of Security. What are You going to do about it?"

KEEP IN MIND:It is The Responsibility of The HOA to Educate The Homeowner & Keep Homeowners Informed.

3. Keep a detailed Record of Your correspondance with The Board Member(s) that You communicate with.

Consider to both, send an Email AND Walk over to their house and knock on their door, as one action can corroborate the other.Leave a Note on their door. Take a Photo of the Note on their door.Note the dates and times of all Emails. Take Screenshots or Photos of Your Emails.Be sure to get a Response of some kind.

The Board Member that You attempt to communicate with is very likely to get back to you.The current HOA Board Members, all, appear to be good people.

If not; consider proposing to Vote them Off The Board.

THE HOA BOARD

and Commitees

Of Rancho Bel Air

Las Vegas, United States

7 Board Members


BOARD PRESIDENT

&

SECURITY COMMITEE CHAIR

Andre Bailey

aka "Dre" Bailey

AndreB @ SerenityNV.com
DreBailey @ Cox.Net

209 Dalmation Lane

48 Years Old. Born on the 30th of January, 1976.

Funeral Home Owner-Operator

Managing Partner
Serenity Funeral Homes, LLC
1140 Almond Tree Lane #306
Las Vegas, NV 89104
702-647-0123
SerenityNV . com

https://www.serenitynv.com/about-us-2


BOARD SECRETARY

Leah Belfiore

aka Leah J. Belfiore
aka Leah Joann Belfiore

leah.belfiore @ gmail.com

2512 Driftwood DriveWhite House. Circular Driveway. White SUV in Driveway.

Female.
White.
Christian.
Registered Republican.
Married.
56 Years Old. Born on the 7th of August, 1968.

May Be A Brand Manager at Pepsi Bottling Group. (NOT Confirmed.)Possibly a Former Home Mortgage Loan Broker, with the now defunct, HomeLoanCenter . Com. (NOT Confirmed.)


BOARD TREASURER

Michael Twedell

aka Michael Buri Twedell, Michael B. Twedell

michael.twedell @ gmail.com

2300 Wimbledon Drive

Male
White
Registered Democrat
49 Years Old. Born on the 17th of November, 1975.

Technology Entrepreneur

Executive
Bounteous Digital Agency

https://www.bounteous.com/insights/2022/09/08/michael-twedell-joins-bounteous-svp-salesforce-growth/

Businessman

MICHAEL TWEDELL (MANAGING MEMBER)
BIGFUN DIGITAL LLC
NEVADA DOMESTIC LIMITED-LIABILITY COMPANY
Address: 401 Ryland St Ste 200a
Reno, NV 89502
Registered Agent: Registered Agents Inc.
Filed: October 29, 2024
File Number: E44316532024-8

Company Name: BIGFUN DIGITAL LLC
Entity Type: NEVADA DOMESTIC LIMITED-LIABILITY COMPANY
File Number: E44316532024-8
Filing State: Nevada (NV)
Filing Status: Active
Filing Date: October 29, 2024
Company Age: 1 Month
Registered Agent: Registered Agents Inc.
401 Ryland St Ste 200a
Reno, NV 89502
Report Due Date: October 31, 2025
Governing Agency: Nevada Secretary of State
Company Contact: MICHAEL TWEDELL
Managing Member
2575 S Highland Dr
Las Vegas, NV 89109

https://www.bizapedia.com/people/nevada/las-vegas/michael-twedell.html

https://www.bizapedia.com/people/michael-twedell.html

https://www.bizapedia.com/nv/bigfun-digital-llc.html


BOARD VICE PRESIDENT

&

LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE CHAIR

Robin Munier

sjplus @ hotmail.com

2408 Driftwood Drive

Female
White
American
Registered Republican
76 Years Old
Retired. In The Hospital &/or In Recovery, so, currently, Not Available.


BOARD DIRECTOR

&

MEMBERSHIP / WELCOME COMMITTEE CHAIR

Joseph Struck

aka Joseph P Struck, Joe P Struck

jstruck8 @ gmail.com

2405 Rancho Bel Air Drive

Male
36 Years Old in 2024. Born on the 11th of October, 1988.

Busy Guy. Girl Dad. Owns &/or Runs at least 2 Companies, one of which is a Home Health Care Business.

CEO
Professional Healthcare Staffing, Inc.
2405 Rancho Bel Air Drive
Las Vegas, NV, United States

Manager
PHA Group, LLC
2405 Rancho Bel Air Drive
Las Vegas, NV, United States

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-struck-a9419796

https://www.bizapedia.com/people/nevada/joseph-struck.html

https://www.bizapedia.com/us/phs-group-llc.html

https://www.bizapedia.com/nv/struck-inc.html

https://www.mylife.com/joseph-struck/e75213976278186


BOARD DIRECTOR

&

COMMON AREA COMMITTEE CHAIR

&

NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE CHAIR

Angelo Stamis

keapogreen @ aol.com

221 Desert View Street

Male
Registered Republican
89 Years Old
Retired. Happy and Approachable Human.


BOARD DIRECTOR

&

ARC (Architectural Control) COMMITTEE CHAIR

Payvand Welebir

aka Payvand Hadjian

payvandx @ gmail.com

2508 Driftwood DriveWhite House with Big Blackout Glass Garage Doors.

Female
Armenian
44 Years Old. Born on the 18th of May, 1980
Married

Payvand's Cell Phone Number may be
925-548-9665.

Payvand's Home Phone Number may be
925-934-6998.

Payvand was a Pharmacist, in Walnut Creek, CA, in 2013.Payvand's Relatives, Hooshang Hadjian, 76, and Simin Hadjian, 67, still live in Walnut Creek, California.

https://www.mylife.com/payvand-hadjian/e342967594938

A Female, at 2508 Driftwood Drive, is known to Drive a Black Vehicle with Nevada License Plate "GRL" and another with License Plate "2GIRLS", which has been seen traveling to other Homes in this Community, whereupon the Female has subsequently been observed exiting Vehicle with Cleaning Supplies to presumedly provide Cleaning Services to the Rancho Bel Air Homes.

Payvand's Husband:

https://www.honeyfund.com/wedding/happilyeverwelebir

Matthew Douglas Welebir

50 Years Old
Registered Democrat

Matthew is a Board-Certified Implant Dentist, in Las Vegas, with his own Practice, Axiom Implant & Specialty Dentistry.

https://www.axiomvegas.com/meet-dr-welebir/

Matthew's Work Number, at his Dental Practice, Axiom, is 702-541-8450.

Matthew's Cell Phone Number may be 702-580-0648


BE HEARD.

Don't Be Silenced.

Board Members With The Most Influence:

The President
The Secretary
The Treasurer

VOTE!

Protect Yourself & Your Family

HOA Elections

Before becoming a Board Member,
Homeowners VOTE in an HOA Election
to CHOOSE their Board of Directors.
This occurs at the HOA Annual Meeting.All Residents can VOTE on who they want to be a part of The Board.Because of this, it is crucial for The Board to let You know, beforehand, when there is going to be an ELECTION, in accordance with the state of Nevada's rules.There are various HOA Board Communication Tools available such as emails, or softwares that can send emails, automated texts, and calls to ensure that YOU are aware that there is a VOTE coming up.The main reason why it is so important for The Board to communicate clearly with Homeowners and Residents is to reach Quorum.A Quorum is the minimum votes needed to make a VOTE valid. If The Board doesn’t have enough VOTES necessary, then the entire election will be invalid.HOA board Elections can take place in person, through emails (if residents can’t physically be there).Nevada does NOT Allow Online or Virtual Voting.However; a Proxy, where Homeowners choose someone to represent them in the meeting, is allowed.

After The Board; Comes The Elephant In The Room.

Alert The Government

File A Complaint

https://business.nv.gov/Homeowner/HomeownersAssociationComplaints/

File A Complaint

Against The Community Manager

Tanya Deitrich

or
Against The Registrant of The HOA

or
Against A Specific Board Member

Filing a Complaint Against The Community Manager, Tanya

Provide documentation of your attempt to resolve the issue before starting, completing and submitting a complaint.Complete a Form 514a,aka a Statement of Fact,against a Community Manager.

https://red.nv.gov/uploadedFiles/rednvgov/Content/Forms/514a.pdf

Provide a complete and detailed sworn statement of your complaint.Name all parties present during conversations or actions.Use dates and time to indicate when conversations/actions took place.Provide names, addresses and telephone numbers of any witnesses to the events described in your complaint.Provide substantiating documentation when possible.You may hand deliver or mail your completed complaint form and attachments to the Compliance Section at the Nevada Real Estate Division (NRED).

Filing a Complaint Against a Specific Homeowners Association Board Member

Print Form 530, Intervention Affidavit.

https://red.nv.gov/uploadedFiles/rednvgov/Content/Forms/530.pdf

(If you do not have the ability to print, then contact the Ombudsman's office by phone or in person to receive a copy of Form 530).Send a certified return receipt letter to the respondent detailing your complaint and a suggested resolution.Wait 14 calendar days. Then attach a copy of your certified letter, exhibit #1, and a copy of the certified return receipt card to the completed Intervention Affidavit.Mail, or hand deliver, the notarized Intervention Affidavit to the Ombudsman’s office.

NRED

Nevada Real Estate Division

https://red.nv.gov/Content/Contact/Main/

Sonya Meriweather

NRED OmbudsmanYour Public Advocate

3300 W. Sahara Ave., Suite 350
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
Phone: (702) 486-4033
Fax: (702) 486-4275

An "Ombudsman" or Ombudsperson
is a Public Advocate
i.e. a government employee who investigates and tries to resolve complaints, usually through recommendations or mediation. They are usually appointed by the government or by parliament. Ombudsmen also aim to identify systemic issues leading to poor service or breaches of people's rights.

https://red.nv.gov/Content/Contact/About_Us/

Wise Up.

Be Part Of The HOA Network

Learn Exactly Where Your Money Is Going.Gain Knowledge of The Illegal Act, regarding The Reserve Fund.Learn Exactly Who Is, Currently, On The HOA Board, Where They Live & How You Can Contact Them.Protect Yourself & Your Family.Voice Your Concerns About Security (or Lack, Thereof).Review The Lack of Validity & Legality of the Incessant "Infractions".Help To END The HOA's Ability To Try To Take Your Home Away. This Is WAY TOO Much Power!Learn How, Where, When and Why To File A Complaint. (Not Necessary, yet, because You Can Speak To Your Board Members.)Discover How Easy It Is To Communicate With And Be Heard By Your HOA Board Members.

Interactive Message Board / Forum Coming Soon!

WHAT ARE HOA ASSESSMENTS?

HOA assessments are also referred to as a special assessment. What is a special assessment? It is a fee that HOAs charge to members of the community to cover unexpected or unbudgeted costs.What is an example of a special assessment? Let’s say a disaster strikes your homeowners association, resulting in damages. Your first line of defense is your insurance policy. But, if you lack coverage for this type of disaster, your next option is to turn to association funds. If your current budget fails to cover the cost of repairs, then you will likely need to charge homeowners a special assessment.

HOA DUES VS HOA ASSESSMENTS

To further understand what HOA assessments are and how they work, you first need to understand HOA dues. HOA dues are monthly fees homeowners pay to the association to cover the cost of day-to-day operations. This usually includes maintenance expenses, management fees, landscaping expenses, insurance premiums, and the like.A portion of the monthly homeowner dues also goes to an association’s reserve fund. With the help of a reserve study, the HOA maintains this fund to pay for future major repairs and replacements of common elements.But, what is the difference between dues and assessments? Whereas dues are a recurring fee intended to pay for the day-to-day expenses of the HOA, assessments are a one-time fee typically meant to cover the cost of unexpected expenses.The calculation of monthly HOA dues takes place before the beginning of each year by making expense projections and factoring in the reserves.In contrast, HOA assessments are calculated only when the need for them arises. Both, however, are calculated by the HOA board.

THE PURPOSE OF AN HOA ASSESSMENT FEE

What are assessment fees for? Homeowners assessment fees pay for unanticipated expenses in the community. Every year, the board sits down to work out how much each homeowner should pay in monthly HOA dues. In most cases, these dues are enough to cover the cost of the association’s expenses for the coming year. But, there are some instances where HOA assessments may be necessary.For one thing, if the association’s operating expenses turn out higher than anticipated, the board will need to impose special assessments. Some homeowners may also default on their monthly dues, resulting in a budget deficit. When this happens, a need for special assessments may arise.Natural disasters or emergencies such as floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes may also take place. If your HOA’s insurance is insufficient, then homeowners should be prepared to pay association assessment fees.

WHO PAYS SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FEES?

You might wonder, “Who pays for a special assessment?” By now, the answer should be clear — homeowners. Within the context of an HOA community, it is the homeowners who shoulder HOA assessments since they are members of the association.Keep in mind that board members experience no special treatment. If you are a member of your HOA board, you must also pay the assessment fee. In fact, you should set a good example and be one of the first people to do so.Every homeowner agrees to follow a set of governing documents when they first buy a property in the HOA community. Within these governing documents — usually the CC&Rs — lies a stipulation outlining the obligation of homeowners to pay monthly dues as well as special assessments. By declining or failing to pay, homeowners are in direct violation of the governing documents and may face penalties. However, the Board has to have been be acting accordingly, also. The HOA must act within its authority and in the community’s best interests, and must not be in violation of state laws and its governing documents.

HOW ARE HOA ASSESSMENTS DETERMINED?

Calculating HOA assessments is actually a pretty straightforward process. When an unexpected cost comes up, the HOA board will take the amount needed to address to cost and divide it among homeowners. How the board should divide the amount, though, typically depends on what your governing documents say. More often than not, HOAs split the cost equally among all homeowners.Let’s use a hypothetical example to demonstrate how to calculate special assessments. If the HOA expects to pay a total cost of $50,000 to repair a fitness center, and there are 100 homeowners in your HOA, then it is a simple process of division. In this case, each homeowner will need to pay $500 in HOA assessments to cover the expense.

HOA SPECIAL ASSESSMENT LIMIT AND REQUIREMENTS

There are, of course, certain limitations concerning the amount associations can levy in assessment fees. You will usually find this limit within your governing documents. Some state laws can also come into play. For instance, an association may be prohibited from charging an assessment that is more than five percent of the fiscal year’s gross budgeted expenses without seeking approval from a majority of its members.Most governing documents also require HOAs to provide adequate notice to members prior to imposing special assessments. The period of notice can vary from association to association. To check on whether or not your HOA is free from liability, make sure to review your state laws and governing documents.

Understanding The HOA's CC&Rs (Covenant Conditions and Restrictions)

The power of your CC&Rs is outlined in Nevada Revised Statues 116

The NSR's
https://www.leg.state.nv.us/nrs/nrs-116.html

One of the defining characteristics of HOAs is CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions).Do you know how CC&R's affect Nevada associations?If you’re a homeowner living in a community with an association, CC&Rs have a huge impact on you and your quality of life. You can think of CC&R's as a kind of ‘Bill of Rights’ that also provides guidance for homeowners regarding what’s permissible and what is not.So what should you know about your CC&Rs? Here’s a look at what they mean to you and how they affect you as a member of your community.THE BASICS
CC&Rs are legally binding contracts. That means homeowners have a legal obligation to the association to abide by the stipulations set forth in the document. Failure to do so can have consequences, such as fines. Extreme cases involving serious violations of your CC&Rs (like failure to pay your assessments) could result in the loss of your home. The power of your CC&Rs is outlined in Nevada Revised Statues 116.
WHY THEY MATTER SO MUCH
CC&Rs aren’t just a bunch of rules to follow; they are there for a reason. Their primary purpose is to protect your property values and maintain a safe and beautiful community. With this in mind, it’s important to see your CC&Rs as a benefit rather than a burden. They’re the glue that holds your community together and that helps ensure a great quality of life for everyone.
THE BENEFITS
CC&Rs are an invaluable tool when it comes to keeping neighborhoods safe and appealing. They ensure a certain standard of living so that all owners and residents have the same privileges and are held equally accountable for their actions. Because of this, you may not have to worry about your neighbors painting their homes in unsightly colors or leaving their broken-down vehicles in the driveway for months on end. CC&Rs might even protect your view from being obstructed.
Wow! Thank Goodness, because all these things are Super Important. (NOT!)How about SECURITY? How about a Fitness Center?This is just the beginning of the benefits associated with common-interest communities. The dues you pay often go toward enhanced amenities like dog parks, pools, and athletic facilities. These Benefits have yet to be seen or heard of in Rancho Bel Air.With proper planning, your association can put funds in reserve to accommodate the kinds of major upgrades or repairs that need to be made from time to time. Oh, Boy!HOW THEY ARE CREATED
Typically, CC&Rs are drafted by your Developer. Your Board has the power to adopt resolutions and policies that support the CC&Rs to better serve the community, as it evolves over time. Some common examples are rules and regulations, collections policy, investment policy, and architectural guidelines.
Many Nevada HOAs partner with a community management company, such as The Not So Fabulous, Soleil Associarion Management, lead by Tanya Deitrich aka Tanya M Stough aka Tanya Margarite Stough aka Tanya Margarite Hanks aka Tanya Marguerite Deitrich aka Tanya Marguerite Dietrich aka Tanya M Deitrich and Tanya M Dietrich, whose job is to act as THE ENFORCER of these rules.A great and proper community management company would help educate homeowners on the value of the association’s governing documents by providing CLEAR COMMUNICATIONS and being a source of continual EDUCATION.THE PART YOU PLAY
Your CC&Rs are a big part of what makes living in your community so rewarding. (Laughing Under My Breat as I write this) You can help do your part by taking the time to get familiar with the rules and how they affect you. Homeowners will want to pay particularly close attention to the “Use Restrictions” portion of their association’s documents. This part of your CC&Rs details what’s permissible in common areas, such as prohibiting changes to the exterior of the unit or building, as well as within the home itself.
Nevada legislation dictates that you should have received a copy of your CC&Rs when you bought your home. (If it was a resale, you should have received them as part of your closing package.) If you don’t have a copy of the document, reach out to your board or community management company. And if you rent your property, it is highly recommended that you share a copy of the CC&Rs and any other association rules and regulations with your tenants so that they can assist in keeping your property up to par with the community’s standards.In an Ideal World or perhaps, a Magic Fairy Tale World, your CC&Rs should be the foundation of a beautiful, peaceful community for both you and your fellow Homeowners.


It is The Responsibility of The HOA (Homeowners Association) to Educate The Homeowner & Keep Member Homeowners Informed.

Are You Informed?

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Is the current HOA Board President a Good President?

President

This Role
requires dedication and commitment, but, more importantly, being HOA President requires certain skills.
An HOA Board President will:
Guide The Board in its daily operations.
Lead The Board Members, in their daily functions and responsibilities.
It is important that Your HOA Board President:
Fosters a sense of community in The Board
Encourages Homeowners to Attend Meetings, Be Heard and VOTE.

The HOA President is the Main Representative of the Community.The HOA Board President is Your Spokesperson in important events i.e. Meetings.

The Main Responsibilities of an HOA President include:

Being the main point of contact between the external vendors and contractorsRunning the HOA MeetingsAnnouncing Vote ResultsManaging the Meeting AgendaAssigning CommitteesSigning DocumentsMediating Conflicts in the Community and BoardParticipating in community events and gives speeches

How to be a Great HOA President

Even though no specific skill or previous qualification is necessary to being an HOA president, there are some skills that will improve a president’s performance and success while running the community.
These include:
CommunicationApart from having to know how to communicate clearly with a large audience and knowing how to lead meetings, part of being a communicator is knowing how to LISTEN

The HOA President should ALWAYS be willing to listen to the concerns and requests of Homeowners and Residents.

Eagerness To Learn & AbideEvery HOA has a series of rules and restrictions, which is why it is super important that The President learns them and follows them.TrustworthinessAn HOA President MUST be transparent and communicate often with residents; in order to build trust.Knowing How To Motivate and Engage Your CommunityA President will create events for residents to participate in, as this is important for your HOA, as it creates a sense of community for residents.Tech-savvyAn HOA President must be open and willing to utilize technology; as digital tools make managing the community and residents a much simpler process.

How Does Your Current HOA Board President stack up?

KEEP IN MIND

You Can choose to VOTE for a New President, when the time comes, or VOTE for The Current President to Continue On.

LEAKED DOCUMENTS

COMING SOON

Check Back.

Excerpt From Internal EMail:

from CAM Manager, Tanya

to All Board Members

Dated
26 November 2024, 5:27 PM,
a few hours AFTER the Virtual Meeting at Noon Time, on Tuesday 26 November 2024

"If the Board would like, I will send a new budget ratification meeting notice out for the end of December."
-Tanya

(You Are The Cat)

Contact Your Board Members Now!

Be Sure The Board Members would, indeed , "like" a new meeting regarding the ratification of The Reserve Fund i.e. a new meeting in December, to STOP the $60. a Month Fee Increase for everyone and, more importantly, find out WHY the Reserve Fund was depleted. We already know WHY...

IT WAS THE RAT

...but, let's see what explanation Tanya can come up with. What Tale will be spun?

Contact Board Members

Andre Bailey
President
209 Dalmation Lane
AndreB @ SerenityNV.com
Leah Belfiore
Secretary
2512 Driftwood Drive
leah.belfiore @ gmail.com
Michael Twedell
Treasurer
2300 Wimbledon Drive
michael.twedell @ gmail.com
Robin Munier
Vice President
2408 Driftwood Drive
sjplus @ hotmail.com
Joseph Struck
Director
2405 Rancho Bel Air Drive
jstruck8 @ gmail.com
Angelo Stamis
Director
221 Desert View Street
keapogreen @ aol.com
Payvand Welebir
Director
2508 Driftwood Drive
payvandx @ gmail.com

LEAKED DOCUMENTS

from CAM Manager, Tanya

to All Board Members

Dated
26 November 2024, 5:27 PM,
a few hours AFTER the Virtual Meeting at Noon Time, on Tuesday 26 November 2024

"If the Board would like, I will send a new budget ratification meeting notice out for the end of December."
-Tanya

(You Are The Cat)

Contact Your Board Members Now!

Be Sure The Board Members would, indeed , "like" a new meeting regarding the ratification of The Reserve Fund i.e. a new meeting in December, to STOP the $60. a Month Fee Increase for everyone and, more importantly, find out WHY the Reserve Fund was depleted. We already know WHY...

IT WAS THE RAT

...but, let's see what explanation Tanya can come up with. What Tale will be spun?

Contact Board Members

Andre Bailey
President
209 Dalmation Lane
AndreB @ SerenityNV.com
Leah Belfiore
Secretary
2512 Driftwood Drive
leah.belfiore @ gmail.com
Michael Twedell
Treasurer
2300 Wimbledon Drive
michael.twedell @ gmail.com
Robin Munier
Vice President
2408 Driftwood Drive
sjplus @ hotmail.com
Joseph Struck
Director
2405 Rancho Bel Air Drive
jstruck8 @ gmail.com
Angelo Stamis
Director
221 Desert View Street
keapogreen @ aol.com
Payvand Welebir
Director
2508 Driftwood Drive
payvandx @ gmail.com

ARCHIVE


ARCHIVE 09 December 2024

NEXT MEETING:
Tentatively Set for 18 December, 2024
Make Sure It Happens! Attend. It's Important.

Oh. No! Looks like This Meeting is NOT going to Happen. :-(


ARCHIVE 26 November 2024

Looks Like Tanya, aka "The Enforcer", has Arranged It, so that a MAJORITY Of Homeowners MUST CONNECT (Notice that She didn't Use The Word "VOTE") via ZOOM to STOP the Proposed $60. Dollar A Month Fee Increase i.e. The "Special Assessment".

    CONNECT to Virtual ZOOM Meeting

    Connect via ZOOM & Hope That Your Virtual Presence will Make a Difference.

    At 12 NOON on TUESDAY, the 26th of November, 2024

    (The LINK, Below, is Needed if You are On a Desktop or Laptop).(You may be Prompted to Download the ZOOM Software.)

    https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82995451226?pwd=mI5k2ALThB9VDo3PV5GAU0WiygYPBp.1

    (The INFO, Below, is Needed if You are On a Mobile Phone)

    (If You are On A Mobile Phone; You Can Download The MOBILE APP. You Will, then, Need To Enter The MEETING ID & PASSCODE, provided, below).

    MEETING ID: 829 9545 1226PASSCODE: 699656

    Please Be Advised that You Might Be Prompted to DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE.You May Have To DOWNLOAD ZOOM, in Order To Use ZOOM &/or Join A ZOOM Meeting.You DO NOT Have To Have A ZOOM Account To Attend A ZOOM Meeting, which is what this is.However, You Will Be Prompted To DOWNLOAD The Software, Once You Click On The Link, Above.If You Are On A Mobile Phone; You Can Download The Mobile App. You Will, then, Need To Enter The MEETING ID & PASSCODE, provided, above.

    Step By Step, Beginner's Guide, for Using ZOOM on a Desktop or Laptop

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    Step By Step, Beginner's Guide, for Using ZOOM on a Mobile Phone

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    "1,2,3, Oh Dear Me!"

    1. Log Into Zoom & Hope That Your Virtual Presence will be seen & heard & counted as a "VOTE"

    https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82995451226?pwd=mI5k2ALThB9VDo3PV5GAU0WiygYPBp.1

    MEETING ID: 829 9545 1226PASSCODE: 699656

    2. Hope that a "Majority" of Your fellow Homeowners do the same
    (i.e. Make it Clear that a Virtual Presence is to be considered a VOTE & for it to be heard & counted as a VOTE on The Budget.)

    (From Paperwork Sent To Member Homeowners:)
    "Please note that per NRS 116.31151, this Budget will be AUTOMATICALLY RATIFIED unless a MAJORITY of the Homeowners VOTE against it."

    NRS 116.31151
    https://nevada.public.law/statutes/nrs_116.31151

    NRS
    NRS stands for Nevada Revised Statutes. The NRS is a compilation of all the current state laws in Nevada. The NRS is updated by the Legislative Counsel Bureau whenever new legislation passes that adds, amends, or repeals existing laws.

    The Entire NRS Compilation
    https://www.leg.state.nv.us/nrs/nrs-116.html

    RATIFIED
    signed, formally consented to, making it officially valid

    3. Trust One Person (Tanya, likely, but, not confirmed) to take notice and count every ZOOM Virtual Presence (every Homeowner that logs in) as a VOTE.

    It is Required, by Ordinace i.e. by Law, that HOA Fee Increases must be Voted On, in a Meeting, in the Real World. This Virtual Meeting is not actually allowed, for obvious reasons. There are no Checks & Balances in place. Not to mention the Fact, that it is challenging & inconvenient for many Homeowners to deal with Technology i.e. ZOOM, because many of them are over 65 - 75 Years Old.


    Looks Like Tanya, aka "The Enforcer" has Rigged it, I mean, Arranged It, so that a MAJORITY Of Homeowners MUST CONNECT to a Virtual Meeting, via ZOOM, to STOP the Proposed $60. Dollar A Month Fee Increase i.e. The Special Assessment. (This is in addition to the 27.50 - 28.00 Increase In Monthly Dues) OR ELSE! Tanya has declared that the Fee Increase will be Ratified (Made Valid) & Every Member Homeowner will have to Pay, Every Month, starting 01 January, 2025.

    Tanya Marguerite Deitrich
    Community Association Manager

    hired by The C A M (Community Association Management) Company that was
    hired by The Rancho Bel Air HOA Board.

    Tanya Deitrich, Community Manager
    C - A - M (Community Association Management)
    702-362-0318
    tanya @ pcam . vegas

    Play the little game of Connecting to A Virtual Meeting (which isn't Legal) via ZOOM.Log in, at EXACTLY the Time specified, i.e. Noon Time on Tuesday, the 26th of November.Cross your fingers & Hope it works.Then wonder to yourself whether You will be Heard & Counted. Who will be on the Other End?Will this actually count as a VOTE?

    There appears to be an absence of Checks & Balances in place, to ensure proper counting of ZOOM logins & Virtual Presences, to determine whether or not a Majority of Homeowners actually want this Fee increase or not.The ZOOM option seems doomed to fail or not matter, regardless.


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    Step By Step, Beginner's Guide, for Using ZOOM on a Mobile Phone

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