JohnM102 (Arizona)
Posts: 24
Posts: 24
Posted:
Our HOA recently had an election to fill 5 Director positions and subsequently the 4 Officer positions. There were 4 official candidates and two write in candidates that received votes. The top 5 candidates were selected to be Directors. At the meeting to select the 4 Officer positions 3 of the 5 Directors asked for and were assigned Officer positions. The 4th director wasn't interested in the remaining Officer position and asked simply to remain a Director. The 5th director decided she didn't even want to be a Director let alone an Officer.
Would you consider her as removing herself from even being considered a Director or would you at least consider her as having been a Director and ask for a formal resignation letter? She asked to have her decision entered into the minutes which it was. Under normal circumstances simply making that statement at a Board meeting and asking for her decision to be entered into the minutes would negate the need for a formal resignation letter. Not a run of the mill situation.
Would you consider her as removing herself from even being considered a Director or would you at least consider her as having been a Director and ask for a formal resignation letter? She asked to have her decision entered into the minutes which it was. Under normal circumstances simply making that statement at a Board meeting and asking for her decision to be entered into the minutes would negate the need for a formal resignation letter. Not a run of the mill situation.