Welcome to Cite', where the Board (more specifically, the Board President) will treat you, the owner, as the enemy. Their self serving arrogance ceases to be amusing once you live with it. The rules don't apply to them....just try to ask the president to turn down his music which blares almost every night. The condo management consists of two incompetent puppets of the board that sit behind a LOCKED door and also treat the owners as the enemy. Their disconnect from reality is only surpassed by their amazing ability to spend a day on the job, leave early, and accomplish nothing. The excuses for their ineffectiveness are legendary. The condo association is in constant warfare with the developer, who managed to construct a marginal facility with sub-standard under the watchful eye of inspectors who turned the other way. Every major system is deficient. Plumbing problems are the most prevalent. Bids are not solicited for many jobs, and poor job performance by contractors is rewarded with more jobs. The list is endless. Welcome to Cite.

User Responses
From: Anonymous	Date: 06/07/2007
Here here !!! I second the opinion.
From: popsmurf	Date: 10/20/2008
Absolutely true. I actually lived next to the condo president, and it was a nightmare since the rules didn't apply to him. When we called down to the front desk to request that they turn down their music (at 2-3 AM on a weeknight) we were told that there wasn't anything that could be done "because of who he is". Nice! Overall, the mgmt seems to see the residents as a nuisance, and not the ones who make it possible for them to have a job.
From: Anonymous	Date: 02/19/2009
The management team has actually changed, and the condos are MUCH better for that! The current team seems to "get it" and they actually do respond to the needs of the community. It is a big improvement over the last group of incompetence. The Board President is still, however, an arrogant self serving buffoon who unilaterally enacts rules which help him and his friends/relatives, and disregards the rules that he chooses to ignore.
From: Anonymous	Date: 07/03/2009
What part/floor does the Board President live? If I end up renting there I want to make sure I don't live near him if he is loud.

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