Assessment arrives Late, NO Board meeting Minutes enclosed...

One way to avoid telling an embarassing truth is to say nothing at all.
That seems to be the policy of the Property Manager and Board.
As you remember, both the Board and Property Manager stated they would correct the inaccurate statement in previous Minutes that there was a rodent infestation in our unit when it was, in fact, in 2E (In the same "line" of units, but two floors higher) that had visits by rodents.
(We've had none to date!)
Yet, here we are, two assessment mailings later, and there's no Board meeting Minutes included in the (as usual) late-arriving assessment billing. (It was postmarked October 22nd, two days after it should have arrived!)
Interpret as you will...

Property Manager's Vendor Requests Assistance

While working at home on my Internet business, there was a knock at my unit's door at about 12:30.
It was the guy from Enterprise Building Services, who do basic maintenance on the premises every Monday.
He requested my aid in finding and resetting the circuit breakers for the outside lights.
I did so, and will bill our property manager (who EBS works for) for my time and services.
Note that our property manager is over four years in arrears on my previous bill from 2008, and the late fees on her defaulted bill are enormous!
In fact, the total is now over $1,000,000!
(The late fee is 1%, cumulative, per workday dating back to September of 2008.)