10-18-2016, 09:19 AM
shockwave rider: If so, why did only some people in that district get letters? I think Tom's question is perfectly legitimate, the post that included the return address for the petition was the first many of us had heard of this recall, and I think that includes people who would support a recall.
Most members in Dist 5 should've gotten their petitions. As I've already stated, if you were at the last membership mtg, it was announced that a recall process had begun, and a table was set up with petitions. Chas lives in the mainland, doesn't go to many mtgs as he/she stated in their post but received their petition.
Only Dist 5 would've been sent petitions. There is no platform on the HPP website to notify members of anything, let alone the start of a recall petition. The board mtg agenda for this Wed's board mtg isn't even posted! The board wouldn't assist either in getting the word out.
Question to you and TomK: If you wanted to get signatures for a required recall petition, how would you go about it? Walk the streets handing petitions out, sit on street corners in the sun/rain waiting for passersby? Risk walking onto properties to hand out petitions? What would you do? You have to acquire a minimum of 200 signatures to prompt a recall ballot process. There are over 850 lot owners in each district, half of them live in the mainland or elsewhere. What would you do???? Maybe you two can be part of the solution of how to do it differently. I'll be anxiously awaiting for your suggestions. There may be others that want to do a recall on their rep so it would be helpful to them as well.
Most members in Dist 5 should've gotten their petitions. As I've already stated, if you were at the last membership mtg, it was announced that a recall process had begun, and a table was set up with petitions. Chas lives in the mainland, doesn't go to many mtgs as he/she stated in their post but received their petition.
Only Dist 5 would've been sent petitions. There is no platform on the HPP website to notify members of anything, let alone the start of a recall petition. The board mtg agenda for this Wed's board mtg isn't even posted! The board wouldn't assist either in getting the word out.
Question to you and TomK: If you wanted to get signatures for a required recall petition, how would you go about it? Walk the streets handing petitions out, sit on street corners in the sun/rain waiting for passersby? Risk walking onto properties to hand out petitions? What would you do? You have to acquire a minimum of 200 signatures to prompt a recall ballot process. There are over 850 lot owners in each district, half of them live in the mainland or elsewhere. What would you do???? Maybe you two can be part of the solution of how to do it differently. I'll be anxiously awaiting for your suggestions. There may be others that want to do a recall on their rep so it would be helpful to them as well.