bioThis is not an association site.It is an owners site.
This is not an association website.
Get your Voter's Guide.
Owners built this site to help neighbors get their Voter's Guide, get reminders, and learn how voting works, using the Association's own instructions.
Election Alerts
Run by fellow owners, not the Association. General information, not legal advice.
How it works
- Fill out the Primary Occupant form the Association requires. See how to fill it out or open the blank form.
- Get ready to vote by email, in person, or by mail. The Association has not released the voting rules yet. We'll tell you what to do and when to do it.
- Confirm the Association received your vote.
Why this election matters
The $22 million surprise assessment would be the biggest in our building's history, and it was moved forward without a peer-reviewed comprehensive engineering study. The upcoming 25 year inspection is our building's biggest milestone. 65 owners signed the petition asking the board to pause, and many of those owners asked Scott Siegel and Sean Wolfington to run, because they have led boards, including Ocean Club, and overseen complex construction projects. They agreed, and they wrote a clear plan to complete the 25 year inspection and all related construction on time and on budget, with the least disruption to owners, to improve our building, our home, and protect our property values.
The candidates
Candidates we're supporting
Scott Siegel and Sean Wolfington are our candidates and the ones this site supports.
One vote per candidate.
The plan
Part 1
Complete the 25 Year Inspection
Research first, then one master plan, then phase construction to reduce interruptions and resident friction.
SEE THE PLANPart 2
Improve the Facility
Oversee the inspection's construction, and fix the urgent items: the elevators and the garage gates.
See the detailsNext steps
- 1Fill out the Primary Occupant form the Association requires. See how to fill it out or open the blank form.
- 2Get ready to vote by email, in person, or by mail. The Association has not released the voting rules yet. We'll tell you what to do and when to do it.
- 3Confirm the Association received your vote.
Management office: 305-365-0090 or adminassist@oceantowerone.com. The blank Primary Occupant form
Get your Voter's Guide.
Owners built this site to help neighbors get their Voter's Guide, get reminders, and learn how voting works, using the Association's own instructions.
Run by fellow owners, not the Association. General information, not legal advice.
START HERE
Who is a legal owner of my condo?
The legal owner is the person or company named on the deed in the Miami-Dade County public records. If a company owns the unit, its officers are listed with the Florida Division of Corporations (Sunbiz).
To learn the owner names we have on file, type your condo number.
Official records: Miami-Dade Property Search and Sunbiz.
The election
Monday, October 19, 2026, 6:00 PM, Ocean Tower One Meeting Room
per the Association's notice.
- When do ballots go out?
- Watch for the Association's ballot notice. We will tell you the day it arrives.
- When is the election?
- Monday, October 19, 2026, 6:00 PM, in the Meeting Room, per the State's notice of October 1, 2026.
- What is the Voter's Guide?
- The Voter's Guide shows the Association's official notices word for word, with reminders of each date.
- Who votes for my unit?
How to Vote
The Association's official instructions, word for word (Association notice, October 1, 2026):
OPTION 1: BY EMAIL
- Owners choosing email voting will receive an “EMAIL BALLOT” from MYEMAILVOTE@2020VISION.MANAGEMENT
- Vote for no more than two (2) candidates. Voting for more than two candidates will invalidate the ballot.
- Type or print your name, type and print your unit number, make sure to send the ballot from the email used by the person who signed the Primary Occupant form.
- Email the completed ballot MYEMAILVOTE@2020VISION.MANAGEMENT
IMPORTANT: Email voting waives the secrecy of your ballot. If you wish to keep your ballot secret, use the Secret Ballot option. Email ballots will be received from MYEMAILVOTE@2020VISION.MANAGEMENT
OPTION 2: IN PERSON OR BY MAIL
- Owners receiving materials by U.S. mail may vote using the “THE SECRET BALLOT.”
- Vote for no more than two (2) candidates. Place the completed ballot in the Secret Ballot Envelope and seal it. Voting for more than two candidates will invalidate the ballot.
- Put your completed ballot into the BALLOT ENVELOPE and place your sealed ballot envelope into the MAILING ENVELOPE. Make sure to print your name, print your unit number and sign the mailing envelope and send it to the address below.
- Mail your ballot in the Mailing Envelope provided in your election package. Mail to “Election Monitor, 3850 S. University Drive, P.O. Box 290895 Davie, FL 33329,” or place it in the Election Monitor’s securely locked ballot box in the Association lobby by Monday, October 19, 2026.
- If you are not in residence, owners may request that the election package be sent FedEx. The FedEx envelope will include all election documents, and a return envelope addressed to the Election Monitor.
Place only your Ballot in the Ballot Envelope & the Ballot Envelope w/ the Ballot completed into the Mailing Envelope.
(Association notice, October 1, 2026)
We are still waiting for the ballot notice. Watch for it.
When the ballot notice arrives, we email and text you the Association's instructions, laid out simply.
Your Voter's Guide
Getting your Voter's Guide takes about a minute. We put your answers on the Association's own form, email it to you to sign and send yourself, and remind you of each date.
NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR
Need help?
We are happy to help walk you through it until your vote is in. This is our home, and you're our neighbor, and your vote deserves to be counted.
With love,
Pamela Argandona-Carpenter
Maru Porro
Feel free to text us.
- Pamela Argandona-Carpenter 305 505 3343
- Maru Porro 305 898 9929
YOU'RE INVITED
The Owners' Party, Sunday, October 18
6:00 to 8:00 PM, the night before the election, at a neighbor's home. Everyone is welcome.
Sunday, October 18, 6:00 to 8:00 PM
Hosted by Pamela and Maru
We had such a wonderful time at the last gathering that we are doing it again, and this time at another neighbor's home to mix it up. RSVP below and we will send you the location.
Read and share
Tips for Owners
Short, plain reads. Send any of them to a neighbor in one tap.
What's the story with the $22M assessment?
A factual walk through the assessment, the town meeting, the questions owners asked, and the plan ahead.
What's the Story with the 25-Year Inspection?
The candidates' clear plan to complete the building's biggest milestone successfully.
Avoid Having Your Vote Thrown Out
Six technicalities disqualify ballots at Ocean Club. Each one, what goes wrong, and what removes it.
How You Can Help
One neighbor a day. One website. One simple action.
Important dates
Sunday, October 18, 6 to 8 PM
Owners gathering
Everyone is welcome.
RSVPMonday, October 19, 2026, 6:00 PM
Annual meeting and election
Meeting Room, Ocean Tower One, per the State's notice of October 1, 2026.
THE ONE CAMPAIGN
How you can help
Text or call one neighbor a day. Ask them to visit OceanClubTower1.com and click the big yellow GET YOUR VOTER'S GUIDE button. The rest is automated.
- A $22 million assessment and the 25 year inspection: our building's biggest milestone.
- We need leaders who have overseen complex construction projects like ours.
- If we get it wrong, we could look like the Club Towers with nearly three years of construction chaos, over budget, over time, and out of time.
Invite one neighbor today
Getting your Voter's Guide takes about a minute. We put your answers on the Association's own form, email it to you to sign and send yourself, and remind you of each date.
Get Your Voter's GuideTakes about a minute to read.
Answers
Questions and answers
The steps, in plain order
Getting your Voter's Guide takes about a minute. We put your answers on the Association's own form, email it to you to sign and send yourself, and remind you of each date.
Get Your Voter's GuideTakes about a minute to read.
Questions?
We have both lived here a long time and are eager to help. Call or text Pamela at 305 505 3343 or Maru at 305 898 9929.
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Who we are, and what we are here to do
We are Ocean Tower One owners. We built this site to win support for one specific plan to complete the 25 year inspection on time and on budget, and to elect the two owners who wrote that plan.
This started with a petition. Sixty-five owners signed it, asking the board to pause a surprise $22 million assessment and fix the way the work was being planned: no peer-reviewed comprehensive engineering study, a budget that was off by a wide margin, and no clear answer on who was being paid what.
The board paused the assessment. The same owners then asked two neighbors with deep experience leading boards and overseeing complex construction projects to write a real plan and stand for election. They agreed, and they wrote the five-step plan you can read on this site.
The petition grew into this: an information site and a voter's guide, so owners can read the plan, read about the two candidates who wrote it, and follow the steps the Association requires in order to take part in the election.
The candidates we asked to volunteer are Scott Siegel and Sean Wolfington, because they have led boards, including Ocean Club, and overseen complex construction projects. That is exactly what our building needs going into the 25 year inspection: finish it on time and on budget, with the least disruption to owners, to improve our home and protect our property values.
What we advocate for, plainly
- We advocate for one plan: the five-step plan to complete the 25 year inspection on time and on budget, written by the two owners running with it.
- We inform owners about two candidates only — the two owners who wrote that plan. We are not a neutral survey of everyone on the ballot, and we do not present other plans or other candidates.
- This is an owner-run site. It is not the Association's site, it is not run by management, and it is not affiliated with either.
- The Association runs the election. It sends the official ballot in its second notice, it decides who is eligible, and it decides which votes are counted. We give you general information and reminders, not legal advice.
Read the plan, read about our candidates, then decide for yourself. If you want the other side of any question, ask the management office or the other candidates directly — and then vote.
Election alerts by text
We text and email the dates that matter: when ballots are mailed, and when voting closes. Your Voter's Guide does the rest, so you can follow the Association's process.
Owners' message board
Post a question, an idea, or a note to your neighbors. Everything here is public and visible to anyone who opens this page, so please keep it neighborly and leave out anything private.
Messages are posted by owners, not by the Association, and they are the views of whoever wrote them.
- No messages yet. Be the first neighbor to post.
The law and the association's rules, for reference
Reproduced here for reference. OceanClubTower1.com is an owner run resource supporting Scott Siegel and Sean Wolfington. It is not the association and not legal advice. Confirm all requirements directly with the association and its election monitor.
- Florida Statute 718.112 — condominium association powers and meeting/notice requirements.
- Florida Statute 718.128 — electronic voting and electronically transmitted ballots, quoted on the How to Vote page.
- Florida Administrative Code 61B-23.0021 — Division rule on election procedures.