When serious questions arise—about finances, infrastructure, or the $500,000 paid to Mr. Rhodes and “Big Canoe Realty” for a name we still don’t own—the POA remains silent.
But let a little wind or rain blow in, and suddenly our inboxes fill with weather alerts and dramatic warnings to stay home. Most residents already have numerous weather apps. What we don’t have is clear communication from our POA Board about the issues that actually shape our community.
Even more frustrating? Our General Manager is rarely seen when it counts. In the past year, public Q&A has been nearly nonexistent—just a handful of streamed videos but dozens of weather emails.
Big Canoe is a $100 million+ community. It deserves qualified leadership—someone equipped to manage an asset of this scale. Right now, we’re from that with a former Molly Maid franchise operator at the helm –and a poor one at that.
Weather alerts everywhere, but it’s common for a property owner to show up at the Lakeside Food Truck only to find it closed again—no notice, no explanation. Just more silence and poor communication.
The GM’s job is to inform residents—not about the weather -we have tons of sources for weather. We need information and transparency about the major issues affecting our property owners and our community.
We deserve facts. We deserve transparency. Not distractions Mr. Auer.
Let’s raise the standard for communication—and stop the barrage of weather alerts.
With Respect, A Growing Group of Concerned Property Owners & Residents
