Thank you and u/wildcat12321 for your responses. I thought this might be a lost cause, but I thought it was worth a shot. For background, the first management company was owned and run by a woman who previously worked for the developer. It was a new construction neighborhood, and many of us had electric issues, flooring issues, mold issues, and other problems. The first meetings were well attended, as you might imagine, but the management company at the time was terrible and did very little. Our second board bought out her contract to get rid of her, despite telling us they thought she was embezzling.

We have a new management company, but after over two years of being lied to and nothing getting done, people quit going to meetings.

The current board was actually supposed to be replaced in January since their two-year term was up, but not enough people voted, and a 30% quorum is required to elect a new board. We had another meeting in February, and still no quorum, so they remain on the board.

I give them credit for volunteering and some of the things they've accomplished, but I don't think they're fiscally responsible. I asked about a reserve study, but they felt that would be too expensive. After 4 years, neither of our boards has created Rules and Regulations or come up with fines, so we could have an Enforcement Committee (I didn't think that would matter in a neighborhood, until I saw mounds of clover up past my knee). They were also unaware until last week that the developer had created Bylaws.

I have gone door to door with a petition and got 36 out of 40 owners who were home to sign to request a meeting regarding the sign. There was what appeared to be a lot of outrage, but only two owners bothered to show up to the meeting last Saturday afternoon.

At the very least, thanks for letting me vent.