01-04-2016, 05:58 AM
"another terminated employee lawsuit". Please be careful Kalakoa, I didn't say there was another lawsuit. Your post alludes to that.
The Finance Committee had a secret meeting last month. There was no advertisement of their meeting, and excluded everyone but the Treasurer, VP (not appointed by the board), one lot owner (who was voted in by the membership July 2015) and one lot owner who wasn't voted on the committee legally. FC mtgs are supposed to be open to the membership. And with the questionable things going on in this committee, you'd think they'd want to prove members wrong by providing more transparency and giving members the financial information they requested.
The two board members on the FC said the membership can't add any members other than at the July membership mtg as one reason to deny the two we added at the Oct 2015 membership mtg, yet it's ok for them to add this lot owner of their choice in the month of Nov/Dec.
It has come to my attention that there is a window of opportunity coming up very soon for the Bond to be refinanced. A former board Pres has been pushing the board to take care of this, who seemed to be clueless about this upcoming opportunity. The former Pres is also one of the 2 FC members we voted on the FC in Oct 2015 that is being denied a seat. There won't be another chance to refinance our Bond and there's lots to do to make it happen. Hopefully it'll get taken care of by knowledgeable members.
Many lot owners don't live in the park. We have no Conch newsletter anymore, or timely postings of board or general meeting minutes (some are intentionally inaccurate per my and other reliable sources), a lack of policies posted which is required by our bylaws, and the VP removes history off our website w/out board approval = the dark ages. HPP is huge and this is one way for HPP lot owners to communicate with each other. Our size also makes it difficult to come together to fix problems. Thank you Rob for providing this venue so interested HPP lot owners can share information and concerns.
I don't believe "nothing's being done" to fix some of our problems.
The Finance Committee had a secret meeting last month. There was no advertisement of their meeting, and excluded everyone but the Treasurer, VP (not appointed by the board), one lot owner (who was voted in by the membership July 2015) and one lot owner who wasn't voted on the committee legally. FC mtgs are supposed to be open to the membership. And with the questionable things going on in this committee, you'd think they'd want to prove members wrong by providing more transparency and giving members the financial information they requested.
The two board members on the FC said the membership can't add any members other than at the July membership mtg as one reason to deny the two we added at the Oct 2015 membership mtg, yet it's ok for them to add this lot owner of their choice in the month of Nov/Dec.
It has come to my attention that there is a window of opportunity coming up very soon for the Bond to be refinanced. A former board Pres has been pushing the board to take care of this, who seemed to be clueless about this upcoming opportunity. The former Pres is also one of the 2 FC members we voted on the FC in Oct 2015 that is being denied a seat. There won't be another chance to refinance our Bond and there's lots to do to make it happen. Hopefully it'll get taken care of by knowledgeable members.
Many lot owners don't live in the park. We have no Conch newsletter anymore, or timely postings of board or general meeting minutes (some are intentionally inaccurate per my and other reliable sources), a lack of policies posted which is required by our bylaws, and the VP removes history off our website w/out board approval = the dark ages. HPP is huge and this is one way for HPP lot owners to communicate with each other. Our size also makes it difficult to come together to fix problems. Thank you Rob for providing this venue so interested HPP lot owners can share information and concerns.
I don't believe "nothing's being done" to fix some of our problems.