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Sunday, April 22, 2018

LETTER TO THE BOARD REQUESTING REVIEW OF THE CORRESPONDENCE FILE

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Readers, if you have been following the blog you'll know that this was a necessary step.  I don't have a lot of time to go over all the detail again.  Please go back and read:

"Thursday, April 12, 2018


A RESIDENT WRITES THE BOARD MULTIPLE TIMES, TO REVIEW THE SPOIL SITE RECORDS. THEY DON'T ANSWER FOR MONTHS, PRETEND THEY HAVE, AND THEN SECRETARY MC MILLIN WRITES AND TELLS HER THAT SHE IS IGNORANT ABOUT PROCEDURE, AND A FORM, THAT NEVER EXISTED UNTIL HE APPARENTLY MADE IT UP, AND DRAFTED IT HIMSELF!"


I was unable to attend the April WPA board meeting, but have talked to two residents who did attend the meeting.  Your board did not report this resident's letters to the board under the community liaison report, or discuss the board secretary's sudden addition of a requirement necessary to review records - a requirement that did not exist under SC non profit law, or our governing documents.  HERE IS MY LETTER TO THE BOARD:


April 22, 2018

TO:                WPA BOARD

FROM:          Madeline Y. Claveloux

RE:                 REQUEST TO REVIEW THE CORRESPONDENCE FILE
                        FROM SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 THROUGH MAY 1, 2018

CC:                 The Wedgefield Examiner

As a member in good standing, I am requesting to review the Correspondence File from September 1, 2017, through May 1, 2018. I would like to come to the WPA Office on Tuesday, May 1st., at 11:00am to review the files.  I am making the request under the terms of SC Non Profit Law, and the approved procedures noted in our governing documents.

Statement of Proper Purpose, as noted as a requirement in the above noted documents: In general, I am very concerned about the method of members securing a response from the board.  I have followed the three-month effort of a resident attempting to secure approval to review the spoil site records, and was astounded to see a response from our Board Secretary, adding additional unapproved requirements, prior to access to the records.  What was even more alarming was that the Board Secretary chastised the resident stating they were ignorant of policy – a policy that never existed, and therefore never was brought to the board table, motioned, discussed, published on the website for resident comment, or voted on at a second board meeting, and approved.

I look forward to your response, and approval of my request.