09-14-2015, 09:56 AM
quote:Very well put, but you left out the real cause of the boards actions.
Originally posted by Katarina
Mermaid, it is so nice to see that you have seen the light(the right). This must have been a hard pill to swallow after all the months you defended them; especially your friend the treasurer. I hope that your heart is in the right place and that you will stand beside those who try to speak out against the board and their recklessness. (when I say board, I am speaking about the original pack that began this all 14 months ago) Amazing in how short a time they have reeked havoc over this community. Those of us who call this home and care have been sickened and saddened with their dangerous actions and without consequence. Is the treasurer preparing, cooking and serving the books again? Such a violation and extremely dangerous. It could take years to figure out what has been done in 14 months yet the board accused those previously in charge with all kinds of allegations and not 1 has been proven true. It is obvious that they have behind the scene cohorts. It is actually undeniable as these board members were not involved nor even knew the employees they fired. Catfinch is right. If it ain't broke don't fix it. Things may not have been perfect before but I am betting most of us would be more than delighted to see it return to the way it was before. I know that won't happen and it is just beyond evil what has transpired. What some people will do to their neighbors and neighborhood just for their own purposes. How they can sleep at night or even show their faces is beyond me. We know they are spineless and will never admit to what they set in motion or apologize; so we all suffer. Nice huh.
There were about 5 members (some on the RTSC) that told these candidates that there was illegal actions taken by the employees. They insisted that the grubbing and grading project wasn't complete even though the GM, Road Supervisor and engineer stated completion, and of course the green waste pile from that project that was APPROVED by the board.
Because of their action the association is being billed interest on the balance of the contract value. Speaking with the contractor the interest is almost as much as the owed value and soon will pass it.
The board thinks that by ignoring closing this project will make it go away. Just the opposite, until they negotiate a settlement with the contractor the interest keeps adding up.
This is what happens when layman get involved with board duties and approvals. Great job by the RTSC.