What if the Board President refuses to disclose or discuss the decisions he makes with the Board? Mine refuses to say anything about what he is doing or his authority or privileges.
If the Board President refuses to disclose or discuss their decisions, it's important to remember that all decisions should be made at Board of Directors meetings, which you, as a member, can attend. These meetings require minutes, and you can request and review those minutes. For decisions that can't wait until the next board meeting, those actions should be ratified at the next board meeting to ensure transparency and proper governance. Suppose the board is not being transparent in its dealings. In that case, it may be time to consider changing leadership at the next election to ensure the board operates openly and in the community's best interests.
If the Board President is acting alone without proper authorization, both the Board and homeowners have options: 1. Board Action: The Board can call a special meeting, restrict the President’s authority, or vote to remove them from the position.
2. Homeowner Action: If allowed, Homeowners can request meeting records, petition for a special meeting, or vote to remove the President during elections or via a recall. 3. Legal Steps: If necessary, consider mediation, sending a formal demand for compliance, or seeking legal action for breach of fiduciary duty. Always check your governing documents and consult with an attorney for the best approach.
@@ManagedByAffinity Hello. Thank you so much for your reply. I appreciate it. It has been challenging to be on a board where the President refuses to interact. I will try these issues, but recently he alleged that I am breaking my fiduciary duty by interfering with the board and the management company. I think it is hogwash.
Of course, he will use his influence to sway other board members, but he cannot force them to vote in a particular way. Presidents use manipulative tactics to achieve this, such as excluding dissenting voices from discussions, claiming their concerns are not on the agenda, eliminating their agenda items, and refusing to address issues raised by board members. I am experiencing this. It is tyranny.
What if the Board President refuses to disclose or discuss the decisions he makes with the Board? Mine refuses to say anything about what he is doing or his authority or privileges.
If the Board President refuses to disclose or discuss their decisions, it's important to remember that all decisions should be made at Board of Directors meetings, which you, as a member, can attend. These meetings require minutes, and you can request and review those minutes. For decisions that can't wait until the next board meeting, those actions should be ratified at the next board meeting to ensure transparency and proper governance. Suppose the board is not being transparent in its dealings. In that case, it may be time to consider changing leadership at the next election to ensure the board operates openly and in the community's best interests.
@@ManagedByAffinity I am on the Board and he won't release any information!
this is a documnet. recorded. what date? let's see, 12-26-22.
Are there legal actions the Board or the homeowners can take if a President acts alone?
If the Board President is acting alone without proper authorization, both the Board and homeowners have options:
1. Board Action: The Board can call a special meeting, restrict the President’s authority, or vote to remove them from the position.
2. Homeowner Action: If allowed, Homeowners can request meeting records, petition for a special meeting, or vote to remove the President during elections or via a recall.
3. Legal Steps: If necessary, consider mediation, sending a formal demand for compliance, or seeking legal action for breach of fiduciary duty. Always check your governing documents and consult with an attorney for the best approach.
@@ManagedByAffinity Hello. Thank you so much for your reply. I appreciate it. It has been challenging to be on a board where the President refuses to interact. I will try these issues, but recently he alleged that I am breaking my fiduciary duty by interfering with the board and the management company. I think it is hogwash.
a phone call is no longer good? why?
i am.
Where are the people in all those decisions.
lol,ls do you not? can you live with it?. i have tried. cancled cks, they want to force me out. to bad for the HOA board members families.
no court order, i state the phone calls.
Does the Board President have the right to advise the other board members how he thinks they should vote on an item?
Of course, he will use his influence to sway other board members, but he cannot force them to vote in a particular way. Presidents use manipulative tactics to achieve this, such as excluding dissenting voices from discussions, claiming their concerns are not on the agenda, eliminating their agenda items, and refusing to address issues raised by board members. I am experiencing this. It is tyranny.
all of my phone calls are recorded. evidence for what, i have no idea, but it is a record.
look it up spring head.
ATand T records all of my phone calls.
court documents.
do they want to take my property? go ahead, i feel bad for the HOA members families. on a violation.