About the letter from Mr. Sakata

[marco]

Mr. Sakata,

 

Some neighbors gave me a copy of your letter (dated April 5^th and attached attached)  dropped in their mailboxes but not in mine

 

I would like to remind you that in my emails and letters I always reported facts of interest of all the community that have never

been reported by our Board Members (as you well know) neither in the regular meetings nor in any other occasion

 

Lies or innuendos never showed up in my emails and letters just facts supported with documents, I challenge you to prove the opposite

 

I never filed any complaints against Annika, how you dare writing such a thing? Can you prove it?

 

Yes I would like to be elected Board Member in order to implement the program you all  have read (I dropped it in your mailbox)

 

One single Board Member can’t control the whole Board and/or community you know that, don’t you?

 

I never had any problems with female board members      This is real hilarious !!!!!!  :O)

 

Do you believe you have the right to name me as evil, liar etc. just because you’re an HOA President?

 

This kind of offensive letter always turns against the writer

 

 

 

 

Marco Mancinelli

[danny ek]

Marco,

Thanks for sharing the mud-slinging letter.  I don't believe this letter was dropped in mailbox too.

NOTE: Welcome to America's style of election (where right can be wrong and wrong can be right).

Danny

[danny ek]

Hi Annika,

What's going on?

The mud-slinging letter says the following:

Recently Mancinelli filed a complaint against HOA Board member Annika Tingual to remove her from your Board of Directors on the grounds that she was not on the deed title of the property that she and her husband Kurt own.

You're HOA Board member can you expound on the above?

Thanks,

Danny

[sam spengler]

I noticed that a stop sign has been put in at the exit of the underground parking for the apartments, which is great.  But, I have still had
several near accidents from cars coming out of the underground parking.  The stop sign is very low.  Maybe a higher stop sign or some
additional features for that area to help with this would be great.  My girlfriend has had the same issue several times.
Has anybody else had this problem?  Any ideas to help with this?
Thanks,
Sam

[Sandro Renteria]

Ive contacted the apartment manager in the past over the same issue. I noticed they cut back the plants but that didn't last long. I believe that's not part of our common area so HOA isn't responsible. Call 408-298-9988 and let them know your concern. I'm sure if more of us call they will do something better than trim the plants.

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[Sam Spengler]

Great suggestions.
Thanks,
Sam

Sent from my iPhone

On Apr 18, 2011, at 4:56 PM, Yvette Blackford
<yvette...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hi everyone!
> We have also had near misses at this intersection. We agree a taller
> stop sign would help.
>
> We would also recommend consideration of the following:
> 1. A speed bump at the top of their driveway (to almost force a stop);
> 2. Re-painting the word "stop" at the top of the driveway;
> 3. Trimming the landscaping at the intersection so there is a clear
> vision triangle; and
> 4. Perhaps a mirror that would help determine traffic that is on-
> coming.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Josh & Yvette Blackford
>
> Sent from my Samsung Epic™ 4G