10-19-2014, 06:24 AM
I'm having a problem thinking of the positive community changes we can make without fixing our problems first. Things are so scattered right now. Thank goodness the hurricane stayed out at sea and we don't have more fallen trees around HPP. We still have the lava issue with all it's uncertainty and how HPP's going to be impacted.
I'm hoping we will be able to have some say with the County on how it's all going to go down yet still assist those who need to access HPP for emergency purposes. We're talking approx 7,000 vehicles coming through. So far the county's stance hasn't shown much empathy for HPP.
I know the board has this on their plate right now and are working on it. It's a big task without deep pockets to try and ensure the safety of our residents, the maintenance of our roads and the potential liabilities with all the increased traffic. I empathize with those residents that will be most impacted on the dead ends of Makuu.
We all agree that our new board needs to follow our bylaws. I continue to hope that they'll get a handle on this. No action should be taken or even begun without decisions made and voted on during board meetings by the full board. NONE. That's called transparency. It seems like a simple rule. Tell us everything that's going on.
Next step, hire a GM. The GM can take on the task of hiring whatever employees are still needed and take care of HPP business. Then the board can focus on their own tasks. It's time.
The board still has a mess left behind by the previous management that needs to be dealt with.
All the disruptions and those that seek to challenge the board at meetings need to stop. If you have issues, handle it in a constructive way. A lot of us members are getting real tired of these people wasting our precious time and preventing us from getting the info we need at board and general meetings. As I said before, look to see who these people are as they are the same unruly group over and over.
The videoing issue could have been handled in a more constructive way. Do your research and see how you can proceed in a way that serves everyone in a positive way if it matters that much to you. Do we need a policy that states that all members, board and committee volunteers, need to agree to be videoed and recorded for public viewing in all mediums? Including members during owner input? Do we need a policy that states that all recordings won't be posted on the internet and just HPP's website? What do other members think? Work smart if you want to make a change.
I'm hoping we will be able to have some say with the County on how it's all going to go down yet still assist those who need to access HPP for emergency purposes. We're talking approx 7,000 vehicles coming through. So far the county's stance hasn't shown much empathy for HPP.
I know the board has this on their plate right now and are working on it. It's a big task without deep pockets to try and ensure the safety of our residents, the maintenance of our roads and the potential liabilities with all the increased traffic. I empathize with those residents that will be most impacted on the dead ends of Makuu.
We all agree that our new board needs to follow our bylaws. I continue to hope that they'll get a handle on this. No action should be taken or even begun without decisions made and voted on during board meetings by the full board. NONE. That's called transparency. It seems like a simple rule. Tell us everything that's going on.
Next step, hire a GM. The GM can take on the task of hiring whatever employees are still needed and take care of HPP business. Then the board can focus on their own tasks. It's time.
The board still has a mess left behind by the previous management that needs to be dealt with.
All the disruptions and those that seek to challenge the board at meetings need to stop. If you have issues, handle it in a constructive way. A lot of us members are getting real tired of these people wasting our precious time and preventing us from getting the info we need at board and general meetings. As I said before, look to see who these people are as they are the same unruly group over and over.
The videoing issue could have been handled in a more constructive way. Do your research and see how you can proceed in a way that serves everyone in a positive way if it matters that much to you. Do we need a policy that states that all members, board and committee volunteers, need to agree to be videoed and recorded for public viewing in all mediums? Including members during owner input? Do we need a policy that states that all recordings won't be posted on the internet and just HPP's website? What do other members think? Work smart if you want to make a change.