In the homeowner forum, members expressed concern about continued assessment increases, and the board discussed significant future costs for road repair and replacement, along with other deferred maintenance that has not been adequately planned. The board president committed to obtaining updated information on potential costs to repair or replace roads within the Block 70 HOA and to review prior information used to justify earlier assessment increases. This indicates the HOA is entering a planning phase for a substantial roadway capital project, which may require condition assessments, cost estimating, phasing strategies, and long-term reserve planning before any construction contracts are issued.Engineering, paving, and capital planning firms can use this window to offer preliminary assessments, budgeting support, and reserve study updates that help the board translate this emerging need into a structured, fundable project.

Road work is a key driver behind recent and planned increases in annual assessments.