Aloha, Mr. O,
Yes, many can read the HPPOA minutes. I have read decades of them, and the motion logs as well. But as I said, minutes are not a full accounting of everything that was discussed, and depending upon who took them and when they were taken a lot of info can be missing and/or corrupted (intentionally or not).
Getting info straight from the source, in order to "clarify..." Well, I would say that info is probably going to be pretty spot on and accurate (as opposed to abbreviated minutes). So again....
From a past board member who was there:
"The Watumulls NEVER officially agreed to mailboxes on the restricted lots. And they have not done so multiple times as stated in some other communications. I spoke to Sheila once and her attorney twice. To my knowledge, no one else has conferred with them directly concerning this issue since 2013. Even though they were amenable to considering the boxes, if the board had proceeded with getting a written document, there may have been restrictions - maybe only one lot, maybe a limit on the number per lot, or?
If you have attorney's' opinions stating that it is OK to put the boxes on these lots, they should have contacted the Watumulls and have something in writing authorizing such action.
My letter in NO WAY endorses proceeding with the boxes on the restricted lots without written approval from the Watumulls. HPP has had enough lawsuits in its history. Why open the door to possibly another one?"
Yes, many can read the HPPOA minutes. I have read decades of them, and the motion logs as well. But as I said, minutes are not a full accounting of everything that was discussed, and depending upon who took them and when they were taken a lot of info can be missing and/or corrupted (intentionally or not).
Getting info straight from the source, in order to "clarify..." Well, I would say that info is probably going to be pretty spot on and accurate (as opposed to abbreviated minutes). So again....
From a past board member who was there:
"The Watumulls NEVER officially agreed to mailboxes on the restricted lots. And they have not done so multiple times as stated in some other communications. I spoke to Sheila once and her attorney twice. To my knowledge, no one else has conferred with them directly concerning this issue since 2013. Even though they were amenable to considering the boxes, if the board had proceeded with getting a written document, there may have been restrictions - maybe only one lot, maybe a limit on the number per lot, or?
If you have attorney's' opinions stating that it is OK to put the boxes on these lots, they should have contacted the Watumulls and have something in writing authorizing such action.
My letter in NO WAY endorses proceeding with the boxes on the restricted lots without written approval from the Watumulls. HPP has had enough lawsuits in its history. Why open the door to possibly another one?"