Vote for continued savings and honesty

Only one day remains until the Feb. 28 International Village Board of Directors election. If you have not already done so, this is your last chance to choose between continuing to move forward or returning to the dirty deals and costly scams of the past.

I and my colleagues Luis Jimenez and Colbert “Carl” Simmonds are asking for your vote so we can continue saving money while while investing in important improvements like the building renovations that are now nearing completion. With more than $1 million in savings over the last few years and an unprecedented THREE consecutive years of maintenance fee reductions, we have a proven record of getting it done. (The average one-bedroom unit owner is paying $120 less in maintenance fees per year than they did just three years ago, while the average two-bedroom owner is paying $180 less a year in maintenance fees than they did in 2014.)

Our three opponents – Doug Meyers, Stuart Wolff and Dan Coco (aka the “Doug Meyers slate”) – have refused to rule out imposing an unnecessary special assessment and can’t explain why owners should trust them after they scammed us the last time they were in power about seven years. (See the “$250,000 scam.”)

Let’s keep moving forward, not backward to the crooked dealings of the past. For continued progress, please vote for John Labriola, Luis Jimenez and Colbert “Carl” Simmonds. Drop off your ballot at the clubhouse no later than this Monday or Tuesday by 8 p.m., as it is too late to mail it in. If you need to make arrangements for someone to pick up your ballot, please let me know by sending me an email at JFLABRIOLA@GMAIL.COM.  For more detailed instructions on voting, click here.

John Labriola 

International Village President