The Edgewood Information Archive

Screenshot of an online forum post by Shane Hill, dated July–October 2024, discussing allegations surrounding the Edgewood HOA board and reserve funding disclosures in Citrus Heights, California.

The post alleges that the HOA board, led by Pat Burden, publicly claimed reserves were funded at 55% while internal reserve studies allegedly showed funding closer to 8% unless homeowners paid a proposed $5,120 special assessment.

The discussion references statements attributed to former property manager Tony of Network Community Management, who allegedly claimed the board misrepresented reserve funding figures and terminated him after disputes regarding the association’s finances.

Included in the forum archive is a board graphic stating reserves had improved to 55% after postponing projects, alongside notice of HOA dues increasing to approximately $395 per month.

Additional updates in the post discuss alleged admissions by board leadership regarding inaccurate financial disclosures, claims that association funds were used for cease-and-desist legal efforts directed at critics, and reports of an active resident recall petition campaign.

The archived discussion also references allegations involving missing funds, disputed executive meeting minutes, and outreach to a California state senator’s office regarding HOA governance concerns.

The post concludes with calls for increased transparency, accountability, and resignation of current board leadership.