02-23-2018, 10:46 AM
(You have my permission to post this on social media, Lori Laucik.)
With Lori Laucik's (former Dist 5 board director) permission, I am posting her board resignation at her request:
"To all Board Members,
It is with mixed emotions that I send this letter resigning from the District 5 Director position for HPPOA. When I ran and was elected to this position it was with the intention of serving my three year term and for HPP to be my retirement home forever. Due to my husbands health issues we have found ourselves in a position to make changes to our retirement dreams and return to the mainland.
My plan was to resign after the membership meeting on February 25th since my escrow will close March 3rd. Unfortunately my confidentiality was breeched by the HPPOA Vice President and at least one staff member with the transfer paperwork the office received. I feel it is best to resign now so that there will hopefully be no further breech in my confidentiality."
Lori Laucik,
District 5
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This is Lori Laucik's letter to HPP members:
"When I decided to run for the board many people told me I was nuts, my response was that I felt I could make a difference for the membership that has felt as disrespected as the roads that have been neglected. It has been a pleasure getting to know people in the community and I am grateful for all of the support I have had from the membership while I tried to shine a light on the total disregard the majority of board members have for the bylaws and the membership as a whole.
Board members are elected or appointed to serve the membership (which is the association) not to rule over the membership. The majority of this board does not get this and their votes are in contrast with the oath they took and their fiduciary responsibilities.
It is my hope that the membership sees that these board members are doing everything possible, (including using members road fee monies on attorneys) to keep the Finance Committee, that is elected by the membership to keep eyes on the finances, from having access to the associations finances.
The General Manager and the Staff have no oversight because previous boards have given the GM total power over duties that the bylaws require board authority. This has put the entire association at risk. These board members count on the complacency of the membership so that they can continue to break bylaws and keep the finances hidden.
All it takes is a majority of board members that want a member driven association that is treated with respect, and roads maintained at all times and improved as finances allow. If this is your vision and you live in district 2,3,4,5, or 6 put in your application before March 16th to run for the board seat and help create a board that can be respected by the membership.
Thank you all again for allowing me to be a small part of changing the way the board does business.
I will see you at the membership meeting."
Lori Laucik
Former President, District 5 Director
With Lori Laucik's (former Dist 5 board director) permission, I am posting her board resignation at her request:
"To all Board Members,
It is with mixed emotions that I send this letter resigning from the District 5 Director position for HPPOA. When I ran and was elected to this position it was with the intention of serving my three year term and for HPP to be my retirement home forever. Due to my husbands health issues we have found ourselves in a position to make changes to our retirement dreams and return to the mainland.
My plan was to resign after the membership meeting on February 25th since my escrow will close March 3rd. Unfortunately my confidentiality was breeched by the HPPOA Vice President and at least one staff member with the transfer paperwork the office received. I feel it is best to resign now so that there will hopefully be no further breech in my confidentiality."
Lori Laucik,
District 5
___________________
This is Lori Laucik's letter to HPP members:
"When I decided to run for the board many people told me I was nuts, my response was that I felt I could make a difference for the membership that has felt as disrespected as the roads that have been neglected. It has been a pleasure getting to know people in the community and I am grateful for all of the support I have had from the membership while I tried to shine a light on the total disregard the majority of board members have for the bylaws and the membership as a whole.
Board members are elected or appointed to serve the membership (which is the association) not to rule over the membership. The majority of this board does not get this and their votes are in contrast with the oath they took and their fiduciary responsibilities.
It is my hope that the membership sees that these board members are doing everything possible, (including using members road fee monies on attorneys) to keep the Finance Committee, that is elected by the membership to keep eyes on the finances, from having access to the associations finances.
The General Manager and the Staff have no oversight because previous boards have given the GM total power over duties that the bylaws require board authority. This has put the entire association at risk. These board members count on the complacency of the membership so that they can continue to break bylaws and keep the finances hidden.
All it takes is a majority of board members that want a member driven association that is treated with respect, and roads maintained at all times and improved as finances allow. If this is your vision and you live in district 2,3,4,5, or 6 put in your application before March 16th to run for the board seat and help create a board that can be respected by the membership.
Thank you all again for allowing me to be a small part of changing the way the board does business.
I will see you at the membership meeting."
Lori Laucik
Former President, District 5 Director

