Submitted petition for removal of 2 out of 3 board directors

We have a variety issues going on in our HOA. One of them is the other two board of directors are spinning our Reserves freely to have rhoa attorney Sim letters to homeowners. One of the directors never cuts his backyard & has beer cans and debris piled up in his backyard. The other director runs a Scentsy business out of her home which is prohibited by the indentures. Many times they don't include me in an email vote because they are majority. The homeowners want them office board. I submitted a petition with greater than 10% of homeowners requesting a special meeting on September 29th. Our management company has not sent notice of special meeting in 8 days. I emailed the rep from the management company this morning sending her that it is her duty to send notice of meeting. This afternoon I received a email from the rep from the management company telling me the HOA attorney wants me to call him. If the attorney wants to talk to me why isn't he calling me? Why would the HOA attorney want to get involved? Jumping back a bit, I want to get rid of the HOA management company because they are overpriced and I'm the one who takes care of the property contacting contractors & meeting the contractors to get bids. The HOA attorney was hired by the management company & seems a little too defensive of the actions of the management company & the other 2 directors... of course the other 2 directors refer file after file to the attorney. The management company doesn't keep minutes or try to keep the HOA in compliance with our indentures or Missouri Nonprofit Corporation Laws.

I get what she is saying but she is not very clear. It takes a few reads.

I agree.

Actually, Melissa may be overstating.

I am not sure what the quotation marks are for around “Put a shingle up.” I’ve never seen any language like that.

I am also pretty certain there are a wide variety of communities with concerns and CCRs reflecting their concerns about home business that increase traffic, street parking, food preparation smells, etc.

"Putting up a Shingle" is an old term used for when people may open up a business like "Doctor's office". Or I like to think "The Shrink is in" from Peanuts...

You can have a home business or home office if you work from home. Now a days with the pandemic many people are working from home. That doesn't mean it's a "business". I can sell "Tupperware" from my house but I can't open it up as a store front for "Tupperware".

A business that generates lots of traffic and parking issues is what a HOA has those "No business" rules. It in no way means you can't have a home based business like a Scentsy.

Jennifer,

I disagree.

Your posts make less sense than you believe.

I just noted another as being yet another dead end.

Sorry, you misunderstood.

Your HOA may be responsible, but your posts are the dead end of which I speak.

See, this is where you are having the issue.

Your assessment, obviously incorrect, is what you spew ... rather than considering your posts and positions as being abnormal, dismissive and offensive, and unlikely to do anything more than make you feel better.

I will assess, again, your biggest single issue is your inability to work with the COA and Board.

George's assessment is NOT off because you would NOT mention what other people are complaining about if you were NOT thinking or saying the SAME thing. Whether or not your "bothering" the HOA.

Where is it made up of what constitutes as a business? At-home sales businesses that do NOT generate traffic or parking issues is NOT what the HOA means when restricting business. They can if you use your home as nothing but a business. You can't run an auto repair shop out of your garage. You can have a woodshop where you may make crafts to sell at craft shows. If you can't tell the difference then it is all you...

Back to Lisa's question please.