HPP BIZ: Part the third

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I don't know who these women think I am. I've owned property in HPP for a long time. I was on a neighborhood board in another state so I recognize an unprofessional board when I see one. A couple of my friends were on the HPP board of directors. One was forced off the board through intimidation because he wouldn't fall in line and another resigned out of disappointment and disgust. They wanted puppets. If you really want to know what's going on in your association, you need to attend meetings. You can cut through the BS and rumors if you see what's going on first hand. How can the president not attend a majority of meetings and function effectively if he doesn't know what's going on first hand? The hate towards the two directors was so blatant you could cut if with a knife. They didn't want to work with the two directors. Anyone in that room could see that. It didn't compute because what I observed were two directors acting professionally and doing what we expect from a director. I respect their back bone and support them. I observed a cocky arrogant general manager who disrespected the same directors. When I was involved on a board this behavior wouldn't be tolerated. It was jaw dropping. He would've been fired. I voted a couple years ago at the members meeting to have him removed. How he's still employed is an important question. Now the same guy is suing a director and still employed? Mind blowing! We have a very serious legal situation that is jeopardizing our properties, our homes and it's clear as day to me that the source of it are the directors who quit, followed it up with a planned lawsuit and have taken HPP hostage. The board director who's suing HPP needs to resign.