12-30-2016, 04:10 PM
[quote]Originally posted by Chunkster
I've stayed away from the endless churning on this thread for a while, but I have to ask Mermaid: What makes you think revising the bylaws is going to change anything when every election produces new board members whose first order of business is to ignore the bylaws?
One has to start somewhere. A good place is to update the bylaws. Identify the areas that need tightening up, close loopholes, clarify all the gray areas etc. The BLC has done quite a bit of clarifying and tightening up already which is freaking out the majority board. It wouldn't be freaking them out if they didn't have power issues. I predict the membership will be happy with the proposed amendments thus far.
One has to be hopeful that there will be change...and it starts w/US, or nothing will change.
Take chip seal out of the equation if you want them to get back to road and easement maint basics and stop wasting OUR $$$$$$ and road crew labor on a substandard product. Support the recall petition process for Dist 5 if you live in that district. These are all steps in the right direction for positive change.
As for the Attorney General's office, they don't answer email or snail mail pertaining to this mess. I've sent both to them with no response. I guess they were too busy unsuccessfully prosecuting Kenoi.
So now would be a good time to try again since Kenoi's case is pau.
At this point the best solution would be to abolish the hui, let the bondholders put liens on all the lots, and have each little section of owners hire someone competent to maintain the roads. I would gladly pay off my portion of the debt to lift the lien and be free of this eternal bickering money pit.
How does one abolish the hui Chunkster? How much $$$ would be involved in paying off your/our portion of the debt?
I've stayed away from the endless churning on this thread for a while, but I have to ask Mermaid: What makes you think revising the bylaws is going to change anything when every election produces new board members whose first order of business is to ignore the bylaws?
One has to start somewhere. A good place is to update the bylaws. Identify the areas that need tightening up, close loopholes, clarify all the gray areas etc. The BLC has done quite a bit of clarifying and tightening up already which is freaking out the majority board. It wouldn't be freaking them out if they didn't have power issues. I predict the membership will be happy with the proposed amendments thus far.
One has to be hopeful that there will be change...and it starts w/US, or nothing will change.
Take chip seal out of the equation if you want them to get back to road and easement maint basics and stop wasting OUR $$$$$$ and road crew labor on a substandard product. Support the recall petition process for Dist 5 if you live in that district. These are all steps in the right direction for positive change.
As for the Attorney General's office, they don't answer email or snail mail pertaining to this mess. I've sent both to them with no response. I guess they were too busy unsuccessfully prosecuting Kenoi.
So now would be a good time to try again since Kenoi's case is pau.
At this point the best solution would be to abolish the hui, let the bondholders put liens on all the lots, and have each little section of owners hire someone competent to maintain the roads. I would gladly pay off my portion of the debt to lift the lien and be free of this eternal bickering money pit.
How does one abolish the hui Chunkster? How much $$$ would be involved in paying off your/our portion of the debt?