Post by Admin on May 3, 2018 7:04:40 GMT -7
June 2018 Election Candidates
Litigants Run for the GLA Board
Litigants Run for the GLA Board
The deadline has passed and the candidates for the "make-up" 2017 annual election are up and running. A few of the candidates have or are currently suing the GLA Board. If elected they could be in the position of using landowner funds to further their personal legal ambitions. One candidate is the subject of Temporary Restraining Order by the GLA. It is not clear how she will be able to attend meetings if elected.
Two candidates, Ed Dobrowski and Clare Parker, are a mother and son team which appears to violate the GLA conflict of Interest policy. They have joined with Kathleen Rakela in suing the very board they want landowners to elect them to.
Two candidates, Ed Dobrowski and Clare Parker, are a mother and son team which appears to violate the GLA conflict of Interest policy. They have joined with Kathleen Rakela in suing the very board they want landowners to elect them to.
Official County Court document reveals that candidates Rakela, Clare Parker and her son Ed Dobrowski are all suing the GLA Board.
The June 2018 "make-up" election is to make up for the cancelled 2017 annual election in which all landowner ballots, except proxies, were nullified.
Running for North Glastonbury Director are:
Debbie DeGraaf
Charlotte Mizzi
Val O’Connell
Richard Johnson
John Carp
Claudette Dirkers
Paul Rantello had submitted paperwork to run but abruptly withdrew his candidacy shortly after. He was found by the Board to be "not in good standing" because he violated the covenants by erecting buildings within the required setbacks.
For North Glastonbury Ombudsman
Linda Ulrich
Christal O’Connell
Running for South Glastonbury Director are:
Kevin Newby
Dennis Riley
Mark Seaver
Clare Parker
Ed Dobrowski
Kathleen Rakela
Running for South Glastonbury Ombudsman are:
Jerry Ladewig
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