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RobertR1 (South Carolina)
Posts: 5,164
Posted:
What do you do if your CC&R's don't contain a procedure to force the Board to the table to discuss differences. Our request to the board to be heard has been answered with a three page letter to the entire council. No resolution offerss were made instead new Rules were issued that worsens the present situation. Really unbeliveable. The board refuses to answer our initial letter to them, and the President of the Board just confuses the issue by inaction or offer of amiable resolution. I know we probable could insist on being heard at a board meeting but since all Board membeers are absentee owners a teleconference sets the stage for further disagreement because on the limitations to resolve differences by a group of people over the phone.
Our State, SC, does have a state statute for ADR and I am working on that. Just thought there might be another way to speed up this whole mess, other than to wait till election time (April 07) and democratically change the board, or hire a lawyer.
JosephW (Michigan)
Posts: 882
Posted:
It sounds like you've covered all the options. One interim option might be to have your attorney put forward your issue(s) on his/her letterhead, to see if that at least might get their attention.

Joe

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