Richard Wainwright has lived at Lake Royale for years. During that time he has served in many and varied capacities. He has been Vice-Chair on the Board of Directors for 2 ½ years and Chair for 2 years. He started
Jerry has been a Lake Royale property owner since 2014, and a resident since 2016. During his time here he has served on the Board of Directors as Vice President, the By-Laws and Covenants Committee as Chairman, committee member and
The following was posted on social Media by Jerry Mote BEWARE: IF YOU CHOOSE TO SERVE THIS COMMUNITY IN A VOLUNTEER CAPACITY YOU MUST, UNDER THE BOARD’S CURRENT LEADERSHIP, REFRAIN FROM QUESTIONING ANYTHING. DOING SO WILL LIKELY RESULT IN RETALIATION
Four Lake Royale POA members spent their time to give their comments to the BOD at the end of the meeting. This is how they were recorded in the minutes. POA members deserve to be heard Here is their commentary
I’m genuinely surprised and deeply honored by the support you’ve shown in electing me to the Board of Directors. Your votes mean the world to
Ladies and Gentlemen, Once again, the Board of Directors is off on another tangent without allowing for proper community interaction. This time, it concerns the
Stephen Sondheim once wrote, “But where are the clowns? Send in the clowns. Don’t bother, they’re here.” This song popped up on my playlist while
Today marks the beginning of the 45-day voting window for the Lake Royale Board of Directors. While this election may not determine the Commander in
When did serving as a volunteer on a committee in Lake Royale require a pledge of fidelity to the Board of Directors? Recently, a respected
As many of you may remember, in early April, I shared a copy of a proposed amendment (see attached amendment and post) that was approved
See update on this story here: 107 OTTAWA: THE EVER-CHANGING STORY At the February Board meeting, a concerned resident inquired as to why the lot
In a time when fiscal prudence should reign supreme, it’s disheartening to witness instances of gratuitous spending by those entrusted with overseeing community resources. A
First Choice Homes currently has approximately 78 empty lots that they own. Due to the Terms and Conditions of our contract with them, they may
