03-30-2018, 01:30 PM
There's an opening in the office for the administrative assistant position. The current board president's spouse has resigned.
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..
Wanted to clarify my earlier post...the former candidate's conflict of interest issue existed when the candidate submission form deadline date came and went...and the bylaws still stands that the board would be in a conflict of interest if they overturn the Nominating Committee's decision to disqualify this former candidate. In other words, just because the conflict of interest was taken out of the equation doesn't change anything. It happened after the deadline. The bylaws state "The deadline for receipt of nominations shall be the end of the third week of March."
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..
Wanted to clarify my earlier post...the former candidate's conflict of interest issue existed when the candidate submission form deadline date came and went...and the bylaws still stands that the board would be in a conflict of interest if they overturn the Nominating Committee's decision to disqualify this former candidate. In other words, just because the conflict of interest was taken out of the equation doesn't change anything. It happened after the deadline. The bylaws state "The deadline for receipt of nominations shall be the end of the third week of March."

