I am with you on replacing ineffective board members. I imagine though it is difficult for residents to get to know candidates without more neighborhood functions to get everyone to know each other. Sure, a short write-up helps just before the election to know the background on the folks running but meet and greets should be priority. With so many homes for sale in the neighborhood there are many new families that never have an adequate chance to get to know these people aside from the things they read in the newsletter before the election. I don't have the solution to solving this problem but an idea may be to open the clubhouse every Saturday morning for members of our neighborhood to be able to meet and discuss things, whether it be neighborhood related or not just to promote neighborly camaraderie amongst us. I've gotten to know my neighbors in the immediate vicinity of my home through every day interaction and short conversations but what about the other 1000 (or however many) households in Parkwood?
Another thought: I couldn't tell you who any of the member of our BOD is or point them out. That can mainly be attributed to my own lack of availability to attend the 2 meetings I have known about since moving in but what community involvement are they doing? Meeting each other and talking about involvement activities in person would do everyone here a lot of good. I know many people these days aren't very talkative and tend to shy away from crowds and I don't propose an actual event be organized aside from someone simply opening the doors of the clubhouse paid for by the members, turning on the a/c, and letting whoever wants to come bring their morning coffee and talk to their neighbors in a comfortable setting. That's my 2 cents anyway.