03-28-2020, 01:20 PM
Hi Kalakoa,
No not a rogue board. There's a legal board of 3 that are remaining from the en masse resignations that took place on 19 Jun 2019. One of the 3 directors is suing the Association and cancelling all board and membership meetings. He and the GM have engaged in a hostile takeover of HPP's business and monies and have gone rogue. They've excluded the two legitimate directors from all HPP business and are making business decisions, signing contracts and spending monies outside of day to day operations w/out board involvement/oversight.
Two of the 3 directors have called a special board meeting and the director who's suing the Association declined in participating in a special board meeting. We could still have a special board meeting but we need the cooperation of the GM to post the meeting. The plaintiff has to schedule the recording secretary who's supposed to work for the Association, not just one director. He doesn't pay her salary, the Association does. This is the road block we've been dealing with since the new board tried to have their first board meeting in Jul 2019 and were ordered out of the library by the plaintiff before the meeting could be called to order.
No not a rogue board. There's a legal board of 3 that are remaining from the en masse resignations that took place on 19 Jun 2019. One of the 3 directors is suing the Association and cancelling all board and membership meetings. He and the GM have engaged in a hostile takeover of HPP's business and monies and have gone rogue. They've excluded the two legitimate directors from all HPP business and are making business decisions, signing contracts and spending monies outside of day to day operations w/out board involvement/oversight.
Two of the 3 directors have called a special board meeting and the director who's suing the Association declined in participating in a special board meeting. We could still have a special board meeting but we need the cooperation of the GM to post the meeting. The plaintiff has to schedule the recording secretary who's supposed to work for the Association, not just one director. He doesn't pay her salary, the Association does. This is the road block we've been dealing with since the new board tried to have their first board meeting in Jul 2019 and were ordered out of the library by the plaintiff before the meeting could be called to order.