Post by Admin on Aug 8, 2016 12:20:25 GMT -7
GLFPC Summary for the July 17th Finance Committee Meeting now available
Key Points
1) GLA Treasurer Rudy Parker confirmed that at least one GLA member has been given a 50% assessment discount for 10 years. When questioned
directly, Board Secretary Charlene Murphy admitted she was treasurer when this practice was started, and that she did not remember the details.
Murphy responded that she would research the situation. Former and current board members have repeatedly defended that no assessment
discounts have ever been given.
2) Parker insisted he has a right to give away GLA's landowner money, claiming the GLA is a non-profit charitable organization, which should have
compassion for those with financial hardships. Landowners who argued that no board member is allowed give corporate landowner money away,
were dismissed by Parker.
3) Parker's statement that liens expire and need to be updated every three years diffused a long-standing argument between landowners who
understood that liens expire, and the board that historically claimed otherwise. As of July 8, 2016, twelve liens were newly filed. Parker
estimated that 27 to 30 older liens are waiting to be renewed.
Download the full summary here. Please leave comments at the same link.
directly, Board Secretary Charlene Murphy admitted she was treasurer when this practice was started, and that she did not remember the details.
Murphy responded that she would research the situation. Former and current board members have repeatedly defended that no assessment
discounts have ever been given.
2) Parker insisted he has a right to give away GLA's landowner money, claiming the GLA is a non-profit charitable organization, which should have
compassion for those with financial hardships. Landowners who argued that no board member is allowed give corporate landowner money away,
were dismissed by Parker.
3) Parker's statement that liens expire and need to be updated every three years diffused a long-standing argument between landowners who
understood that liens expire, and the board that historically claimed otherwise. As of July 8, 2016, twelve liens were newly filed. Parker
estimated that 27 to 30 older liens are waiting to be renewed.
Download the full summary here. Please leave comments at the same link.