01-16-2016, 04:30 AM
Arbitration has been requested. Let's see if they even do this in an ethical manner. It's in the board's hands and they keep saying they have the ultimate authority, last say on EVERYTHING. For all we know, they'll hire an atty to ask if they can overturn the request for arbitration. I'm not kidding.
A lawsuit costs money! A handful of lot owners can't manage the legal fees and it isn't right to expect a few to pay the bill. Who out there is willing to participate and how do you plan to organize yourselves to collect the money? I've heard some of you say on PT that you'll participate but that's as far as it goes. The only place we collectively go are the membership mtgs and not even 10% of the lot owners attend. There's a membership mtg next month (Feb).
More voices (civil voices) at board and membership mtgs equal a bigger impact. The majority board think the membership doesn't care since they don't come to meetings and speak up, therefore, they can do whatever they want. Hence the former Pres's rant over a measly Group of 10. There is no Group of 10.
So Reni, to be fair, your suggestion isn't helpful either. Back to square 1.
A lawsuit costs money! A handful of lot owners can't manage the legal fees and it isn't right to expect a few to pay the bill. Who out there is willing to participate and how do you plan to organize yourselves to collect the money? I've heard some of you say on PT that you'll participate but that's as far as it goes. The only place we collectively go are the membership mtgs and not even 10% of the lot owners attend. There's a membership mtg next month (Feb).
More voices (civil voices) at board and membership mtgs equal a bigger impact. The majority board think the membership doesn't care since they don't come to meetings and speak up, therefore, they can do whatever they want. Hence the former Pres's rant over a measly Group of 10. There is no Group of 10.
So Reni, to be fair, your suggestion isn't helpful either. Back to square 1.