Are Three Board Members Trying to Secretly Change Our Management Company…20 Months Early?

It’s no secret that three current board members—Ken Starks, Anh Jung, and Katharine Wick—want to replace Power Ranch’s HOA management company. What is raising concern is how they may be going about it.

We’ve recently learned that these three may have secretly scheduled interviews or meetings with new management companies—without notifying the community, without a board vote, and reportedly without even informing all other board members.

There was:

• ❌ No public discussion

• ❌ No request for proposals (RFP)

• ❌ No transparent process

And to make matters worse—we still have 20 months left on our current contract. So… why now?

Why This Matters
This isn’t just poor form. It likely violates multiple governing rules, ethical guidelines, and state laws designed to protect homeowner interests. And when board members disregard those, the consequences can impact everyone.

So ask yourself: If it’s not urgent…If there’s no community mandate…And if the proper process isn’t being followed…Why would anyone move this far ahead—unless there’s something to gain by doing it in secret?

That’s what makes this so concerning. Whether it’s a political move, a pre-arranged agreement, a backroom deal with kickbacks, or simply an abuse of power, it points to one thing: a board majority that’s willing to bypass process to get what it wants.

What This Means for You, the Homeowner
Changing management companies isn’t just an internal shuffle. It affects:

• Your monthly dues

• How violations are enforced

• What services are prioritized—or cut

• How your voice is heard in the community

• The value of your home
  

When it's done the wrong way—without transparency, without oversight, without accountability—you lose your seat at the table. And if the rules can be bent here, what’s next? If confirmed, this situation is yet another example in a growing pattern of behavior that supports the case for the recall of these three board members. The problem isn’t just disagreement—it’s disregard. For rules. For process. For you.

RECALL KEN. RECALL ANH. RECALL KATHARINE.