HTTP-only portal
Violation reinspection is directed to http://mjfarb.com/reinspect/ — an HTTP-only site without secure HTTPS access. Screen recording available.
HOA should be fair, secure and organized
HTTP-only reinspection portal, no online dues payment, and enforcement rules members have not located — illustrated by one documented case at Dawson Landing.
Fact-based · Documented · Last updated July 2026
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No electronic dues
Homeowners cannot pay HOA assessments online in 2026. Statements combine disputed charges with routine dues in a single lump sum.
Learn more →Referenced policy not located
The ARB Standards reference a "Covenant & Rule Enforcement Policy" that members have not located on the HOA's Documents page.
Learn more →Money & Data
A focused look at why homeowners expect secure portals (HTTPS) and modern payments — and why paying for management should include both.
Key dates — one case, many questions
Aug 2025
Shutter damaged in storm; violation #123723 cited
Oct 21, 2025
Repair completed (contractor invoice)
Nov 5, 2025
$10/day assessments begin
Feb 2026
Reversal request denied — no rationale in minutes
Jun 2026
Balance due: $960.60
"Your property is currently being assessed for an open violation."
— HOA account statement, November 10, 2025 (source PDF)
The word "assessed" can read as an inspection or review — not necessarily a daily monetary fine. This ambiguity matters when owners are trying to comply.
What we're asking for
- Publish the Covenant & Rule Enforcement Policy (or adopt and publish one)
- Deploy a secure HTTPS reinspection and architectural request portal
- Enable online HOA dues payment with itemized statements
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