As you read the article you'll note that several legislative actions are under study. If you research you are able to find the legislative authors, and write them, with your concerns. When our board, or any board, throws state law, by-law and covenants, their home made policy, into the air, and sometimes follows none of it, we need help. A resident called me about this newspaper article. Thanks for the source. During our conversation, he/she said she felt by the varying actions of this board that it appeared they felt that following our by-laws and covenants, was discretionary, and it shouldn't be. That individual is correct. I think that our board is just plain lawless. Too strong? Think back to when I requested copies of documents according to the SC non profit law, provided to me in written communication, by our treasurer. I was told in writing that I couldn't have copies, and board members couldn't either. The list would be too long to list. If you read the blog regularly, you know that I have requested a copy of the email notification to board members for the June 17th board meeting. I again, asked under state law. We'll see. If there wasn't a notice to the full board, your board held two meeting illegally, and the actions of those meetings should be null and void, until they admit their error, and re-do the meetings. One of the actions from the meeting was to hire a new attorney, again. Pretty important.
HERE IS THE PRINT COPY FROM THE SUN NEWS WEBSITE
