Blue Robinson

I am president of a board.  We are tenting for termites. I was concerned after talking to a different resident manager that the project didn't go well when they used the same company.  I wrote a letter to the rest of the board expressing concerns that perhaps we need more supervision during this job.  One of our board members shared my email with the owner of the company that was to do the job. Aren't board conversations and emails to be confidential?   I feel this person is sabotaging the rest of the board. What are my options? 

On ‎5‎/‎16‎/‎2017 at 9:13 PM, jstackpo said:

Yes.  Perhaps it is time to find a new treasurer who will do his job when the majority says to.

On ‎5‎/‎16‎/‎2017 at 7:37 PM, Blue Robinson said:

Our homeowners' board had a consensus to pay a final invoice.  4/5  Our treasurer was the only objector and refused to sign the check. I signed it as president, but shouldn't the treasurer be obligated to sign this? Thanks.

11 hours ago, Guest Who's Coming to Dinner said:

It isn't. The duties of your treasurer are in your bylaws, or they should be. Failure to perform prescribed or duly ordered duties is cause for removal from office.

Thanks....a much better answer.  I'll check the bylaws on the duties for our particular situation. I'm on Maui.....give me a few days notice.   

Is this in Robert's Rules? If so where can I find it spelled out?   Thanks J.

Our homeowners' board had a consensus to pay a final invoice.  4/5  Our treasurer was the only objector and refused to sign the check. I signed it as president, but shouldn't the treasurer be obligated to sign this? Thanks.