03-29-2020, 10:52 AM
Sorry but here it is again...a reminder, the GM has NO authority to make these decisions for the Association Stillwater. ONLY the Board can which is why we called a special board meeting for urgent business regarding the cornonavirus pandemic. This is the legal way of handling this business. The GM and Kawaauhau are obstacles in serving the best interests of the Association during a pandemic.
Section 8. Powers and Authority. Except for the limitations set by the Articles of Incorporation and by these bylaws as to actions to be authorized or approved by the membership and subject to the duties of the directors as prescribed by the bylaws, all corporate powers and affairs of the Association shall be exercised or controlled by or with authority of the board. The directors shall have such power and duties as may be necessary or proper including, but not limited to the following
(f) Employ, supervise, and dismiss such personnel or independent contractors as may be necessary for the maintenance and operation of the Association and its committees, and prescribe such duties for them as are consistent with law, the Articles of Incorporation, and these bylaws.
This is not hard to understand for the average person that it takes a board to make decisions for the Association.
Thanks Leo for your kind support and thank you KPHawaii for asking important questions. I look forward to Stillwater's response.
Section 8. Powers and Authority. Except for the limitations set by the Articles of Incorporation and by these bylaws as to actions to be authorized or approved by the membership and subject to the duties of the directors as prescribed by the bylaws, all corporate powers and affairs of the Association shall be exercised or controlled by or with authority of the board. The directors shall have such power and duties as may be necessary or proper including, but not limited to the following
(f) Employ, supervise, and dismiss such personnel or independent contractors as may be necessary for the maintenance and operation of the Association and its committees, and prescribe such duties for them as are consistent with law, the Articles of Incorporation, and these bylaws.
This is not hard to understand for the average person that it takes a board to make decisions for the Association.
Thanks Leo for your kind support and thank you KPHawaii for asking important questions. I look forward to Stillwater's response.