We Get Fined. Our GM, Scott Auer, Gets a Pass.
ARC enforcement in Big Canoe has doubled in size—now citing residents for minor issues and focusing on the letter of the rules, rather than their intent.
Meanwhile, many POA-managed properties visibly fall short of those same standards. Peeling paint, neglected maintenance, reflective-structures, mismatched repairs—it’s all there, yet no consequences follow.
Residents are being watched closely—sometimes with binoculars—for things as simple as bird feeders, while POA properties remain unchecked. The double standard is hard to ignore.
Let’s be honest: if you stare at any home long enough, you’ll find a violation. But after the obvious ones are addressed, what’s left? When does enforcement shift from community protection to community harassment?
Is ARC still serving its original purpose—or has it become a tool for revenue and control? Is it helping make up for the Food Truck and Clubhouse losses due to gross mismanagement?
Try asking that on Neighbor to Neighbor. If your N2N post questions the POA, it’ll be rejected or removed. On our property owner’s and residents forum group it’ll will go uncensored.
It’s time for the censorship to stop. Big Canoe needs open and honest dialogue, and transparency from our elected POA Board.
With Respect, A Growing Group of Concerned Property Owners & Residents
