Neighborhood Leadership

When property owners invest in a community, we place our trust—and our hard-earned dues—in the hands of a leadership team meant to protect our shared interests. Unfortunately, for residents of Black Bay Village, that trust has been met with a stunning display of mismanagement, poor communication, and outright operational failure by our current Board of Directors.

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Chris Cheeley’s time as President of the Black Bay Village Owners Association (BBVOA) has been defined by severe mismanagement and self-interest. Instead of acting as a responsible steward for the community, his leadership has dismantled neighborhood trust, abandoning transparent governance in favor of an agenda that consistently prioritizes his personal advantage.

Read more about A Crisis of Leadership: The Mismanagement of the BBVOA
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Chris Cheeley’s tenure as President of the Black Bay Village Owners Association (BBVOA) stands as a masterclass in self-serving leadership. Instead of fostering a collaborative and thriving neighborhood, his administration is defined by a glaring neglect of the community's actual needs and a blatant disregard for established HOA governance.

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