08-11-2015, 12:37 PM
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Originally posted by hppwatchdog
Did you read the Presidents letter?
It's from Ruth not Craig. The letter should state what he/she is planning for the future not from some washed out has been. I'm surprised that Leilani didn't write one for him.
She was told that there are 200 witnesses for the law suit and there are only 36 a list of witnesses they copied from the TE's list. It's public information and can be accessed by looking at the filed court records.
She says the off set in cost from saving money from the TE's and using the investment funds should cover the cost of chip seal.
NOT even close, those funds will chip seal about 7 miles not 42.
First, by filling in for the employees violates the bylaws. The only provision in the bylaws is to fill in for the GM and only for six months, maximum. Why would anyone admit to this violation?
Then she goes after the group of 10 holding the board back from doing their job. They are only trying to protect the associations assets, and not wasting money. Moreover, that investment money is for emergencies not maintenance. Ruth is a buffoon!
Any savings from terminating employees has come at the cost on deferred maintenance which will be very costly down the road. My road has never been this bad, and the same goes for virtually every other road in hPP I drive on regularly. Lines of sight at heavily used intersections are now obscured by strawberry guava leaning down with the weight of fruit. Grass is over 6 feet tall in many places and formerly decent roads are rutted messes. There will be no excuse for not helping out people in HPP this time if we turn back into a fallen albizia hell with no power for weeks. Every other subdivision had their community centers in operation shortly after the storm, I know because I had to go there to get water, ice and information for almost 3 weeks while our board did nothing.
Well, they aren't a brand new board now, let's see what they can do if we have a weather emergency.