04-02-2020, 05:12 PM
Since my post has nothing to do with road fees, I brought my post here.
Anyone can post erroneous information about our bylaws so please fact check. You are welcome to fact check for yourself in the link below which will take you to our bylaws.
http://www.hppoa.net/newsite/wp-content/...2-2010.pdf
Stillwater posted the following on HPP road fees thread 2 Apr 2020:
"The President, and Mr Creeley were legally elected by the property owners in their districts and were legally sworn in by HPP’s official recording secretary .....here is some food for thought- was mermaid and the other ? They held an illegal meeting and appointed their hand picked directors ( stacking of the board) and swore them in with a recording secretary that was not employed or affiliated with HPPOA ever before!
BUT DID THEY get sworn in and if so by who? The recording secretary that is not HPP’s official recording secretary?"
Stillwater's information is FALSE. Below is the correct information.
"APPENDIX C
Oath of Office Article VIII, Board of Directors Section 2. Terms, (e) Oath of Office. The following oath shall be given and signed by all incoming elected or appointed directors and witnessed by the secretary or recording secretary, immediately before he or she assumes the position of HPPOA director"
Only the board swears in new directors as has been done for decades at board meetings. The plaintiff and Crelly having been on the board for a few years has participated and witnessed the swearing in process MANY MANY times AT MEETINGS, transparently with other directors present. The plaintiff and Crelly knows this process very well. Stillwater resigned less than 12 months into her new term, but she also has witnessed the swearing in process has been done at meetings transparently in front of and by the board. Evidence is in past board meeting minutes.
The new board was sworn in properly following the guidelines of the bylaws by the two legitimate board directors transparently at a called meeting. There are meeting minutes. Of course you're going to hear otherwise from the opposition because this is being disputed in the lawsuit. It will be up to the court to decide.
We can hire another recording secretary if the other one is unavailable even though she was given more than 7 days notice. Board business can proceed if another professional recording secretary is available. This will also be challenged by the opposition and this will also be up to the court to decide.
What is mermaid’s profession and experience she brings to the board of directors table??
NOB Stillwater.
Anyone can post erroneous information about our bylaws so please fact check. You are welcome to fact check for yourself in the link below which will take you to our bylaws.
http://www.hppoa.net/newsite/wp-content/...2-2010.pdf
Stillwater posted the following on HPP road fees thread 2 Apr 2020:
"The President, and Mr Creeley were legally elected by the property owners in their districts and were legally sworn in by HPP’s official recording secretary .....here is some food for thought- was mermaid and the other ? They held an illegal meeting and appointed their hand picked directors ( stacking of the board) and swore them in with a recording secretary that was not employed or affiliated with HPPOA ever before!
BUT DID THEY get sworn in and if so by who? The recording secretary that is not HPP’s official recording secretary?"
Stillwater's information is FALSE. Below is the correct information.
"APPENDIX C
Oath of Office Article VIII, Board of Directors Section 2. Terms, (e) Oath of Office. The following oath shall be given and signed by all incoming elected or appointed directors and witnessed by the secretary or recording secretary, immediately before he or she assumes the position of HPPOA director"
Only the board swears in new directors as has been done for decades at board meetings. The plaintiff and Crelly having been on the board for a few years has participated and witnessed the swearing in process MANY MANY times AT MEETINGS, transparently with other directors present. The plaintiff and Crelly knows this process very well. Stillwater resigned less than 12 months into her new term, but she also has witnessed the swearing in process has been done at meetings transparently in front of and by the board. Evidence is in past board meeting minutes.
The new board was sworn in properly following the guidelines of the bylaws by the two legitimate board directors transparently at a called meeting. There are meeting minutes. Of course you're going to hear otherwise from the opposition because this is being disputed in the lawsuit. It will be up to the court to decide.
We can hire another recording secretary if the other one is unavailable even though she was given more than 7 days notice. Board business can proceed if another professional recording secretary is available. This will also be challenged by the opposition and this will also be up to the court to decide.
What is mermaid’s profession and experience she brings to the board of directors table??
NOB Stillwater.