Wild Dunes

Thank you, Mr. Katz.

Our confusion in part is with the word officer as bolded. This could be construed as officer of the board, meaning any of our board members. We are concerned about one specific board member [officer] that happens to hold the office of secretary. Does 62:16 apply to the office of secretary interpretation?

To be sure I understand. We are removing a director from the office of secretary. That director will remain on the board. My understanding of what I have read so far in XX is that this chapter is speaking to removing a director from the board. What am I missing? Edited to add: and the board can take the action to remove the person from the office of secretary?

Thank you.

The term of office for Directors shall be two years commencing at the January Board of Directors meeting following the certification of the election and the seating of the new Directors.

Board members, who are association homeowners, are elected each year by the association members for a 2-yr term. The new board, once seated, elects its officers.

The majority of our HOA board would like to remove a difficult board member from officer role, but not from the board. Our bylaws speak only to removing a member from the board. Does RONR speak to that? I can't find the information. Thank you.

Thank you for your help.

Yes, our state and our bylaws require a 3-day advance notification.

Our HOA meets our 3-day advance notification of a board meeting by posting the agenda which includes all the meeting information as to place, time, along with other items of the day such as approval of minutes, unfinished and new business, etc. This agenda plus any packet information is also distributed to the board members at that time. If that agenda content is revised, posted, given to board members, the morning of the board meeting, does that revised agenda still meet the advance notice requirement. Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Novosielski.

Is there a guide as to using the forum. I particularly have not been able to grasp how to reply, with or without quotes.

Thank you. I did misunderstand a previous post. I do apologize, I'm a RONR novice. No, no point of order was made and the motion was adopted and in effect. It will be on the next agenda to rescind.

Thank you for the reply that I have bolded. We will study this.

Yes, I understand the motion is defeated on a tie vote. Unfortunately, it was not ruled that way. Thank you for the clarification, it will come up in the next board meeting.