03-28-2018, 10:43 AM
There's an opening in the office for the administrative assistant position. The current board president's spouse has resigned. This is good news for the association to not have that conflict of interest affecting HPP biz negatively anymore.
Don't know if this was the result of attorney opinion, OR if she was sacrificed so the majority board could qualify C Crelly to run for Dist 6 in the elections. He also didn't fill out his candidate submission form w/vital info by the drop dead date and time...which was reason #2 for his disqualification..
Dist 5 vacancy was filled at the last board meeting by one of the two Dist 4 candidates, Malia Ahuna-Alofuti, running in the upcoming election. She was called by the board president's spouse before the last board meeting asking if she'd be interested in getting a head start on the board. Dist9 D Roe asked the board if the other candidates were called and offered the same opportunity and P Murdoch, (rep filling vacancy for Dist6 seat) said no. D Roe said he had a problem with that. After a short debate, they voted her in. Some thought it unethical that unopposed Dist 5 candidate wasn't asked if they were interested first in "getting a head start on the board". All candidates could have been offered that opportunity, not just the one...
Don't know if this was the result of attorney opinion, OR if she was sacrificed so the majority board could qualify C Crelly to run for Dist 6 in the elections. He also didn't fill out his candidate submission form w/vital info by the drop dead date and time...which was reason #2 for his disqualification..
Dist 5 vacancy was filled at the last board meeting by one of the two Dist 4 candidates, Malia Ahuna-Alofuti, running in the upcoming election. She was called by the board president's spouse before the last board meeting asking if she'd be interested in getting a head start on the board. Dist9 D Roe asked the board if the other candidates were called and offered the same opportunity and P Murdoch, (rep filling vacancy for Dist6 seat) said no. D Roe said he had a problem with that. After a short debate, they voted her in. Some thought it unethical that unopposed Dist 5 candidate wasn't asked if they were interested first in "getting a head start on the board". All candidates could have been offered that opportunity, not just the one...

