HOA Board Rules

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

>>Two weeks ago the current President moved into the role of Treasurer and appointed a community resident to assume the role of President<<

Do your bylaws give the authority to do this?"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

Do your bylaws give HIM the authority to do this?"

[Guest John M.]

>>Nowhere in the NC rules governing HOA Boards does it state that an appointed officer can remove access of another elected Board officer to the community records,<<

Well, nothing in RONR grants that authority to an officer either, so"

[Guest Pat]

No, our By-Laws do not state that the President has this kind of power at all. It is a personal vendetta because I voted "No" to him being appointed as President...unfortunately, there was a three-member Board and I am the only individual with "

[Guest John M.]

>>unfortunately, there was a three-member Board and I am the only individual with the gall to question this dictorship sytle of running our Board.<<

The only one on the board or the only one in the organization? If the former, I'd tur"

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

Since this is an HOA (so you can't quit without moving), you might want to consult an attorney. RONR assumes that most of the members of an organization will want to follow the rules. If most don't, RONR won't help."

[Guest Rob Elsman]

Here's a resolution that you can introduce at next month's board meeting:

"ORDERED: That the Property Manager shall mail a copy of each month's community financial package to each member of the executive board no later than twenty days after"

[Guest Gary c Tesser]

Pat,

1. >> Two weeks ago the current President moved into the role of Treasurer" <<

Pat, how exactly did this happen? (Are you sure this "move" was legitimate? Was he simply elected to be the treasurer, or "