All those members that attended Saturday’s meeting and a special thank you to all those that got signatures for the petition. When we come together as a community we get things done.
At Saturday’s meeting after hearing many members tell the board no to the Fine Schedule resolution the board voted 3 yes, 3 no and 1 abstained to postpone voting on the resolution for 6 months. And the president said she would put together a committee to look into other ways of resolving violations.
A ploy to postpone, hoping that everyone would forget about it? Or is it an honest attempt to work with all members in a neighborly way (just like what we tried to do with the first committee)?
I am cautiously optimistic as the board knew that we had the required amount of signatures to force the board to rescind and bring it to a vote of the members if they voted it in.
MEMBERS MUST BE EVER VIGILANT
PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT YOUR BOARD IS DOING
ATTEND THE MONTHLY BOARD MEETING
IF WE WANT A SAY IN HOW WE ARE GOVERNED
WE HAVE TO PARTICIPATE
You can get the agendas 4 days before the meetings either at ldpoa.com or bulletin boards at market and hacienda.
And giving credit where credit is due here is how the directors voted for the Vote to postpone Fine Resolution for 6 mos.
Sherri Flosse, Jane Cloud and Julie Limbocker voted YES to 90 day postponement.
Ruth Smith and Robin Durrance voted NO.
Carolynn Bartholomew and Mary Garcia ABSTAINED
Sherri Flosse, Jane Cloud and Julie Limbocker voted YES to 90 day postponement.
Ruth Smith and Robin Durrance voted NO.
Carolynn Bartholomew and Mary Garcia ABSTAINED
And on a lighter note.....
