Post by Poor Richard on May 2, 2022 19:13:43 GMT -7
First 2022 GLA Board Meeting Scheduled for May 11, 2022
John McAlister has scheduled a GLA Board meeting for May 11 at Emigrant Hall. Attorney Swandal will be present. The meeting will start with a private session at 6:30 where the board will ask Swandal questions. At 7 PM landowners may enter and also ask questions to Swandal and the board. An agenda has not been released yet. This will be the first GLA Board meeting since October 6, 2021.
McAlister wrote in an email to the GLA Board:
Director Brockett has requested invoices, bank statements, and canceled checks so he can verify the accuracy of GLA Board Financial statements and the 2022 proposed budget. His request, like similar ones over the past 2 1/2 years was ignored. Brockett found omissions and questionable expenses in the financial statements and shared those issues with the board. To date, no one has responded. Apparently, the GLA Board has no interest in having their financial figures independently verified.
Swandal is in charge of the Annual Election and Covenant Change vote. He has full authority from the court to conduct both in any way he wishes as long as the GLA Governing Documents are respected. It is expected that he will release his plan at the May 11th board meeting.
McAlister wrote in an email to the GLA Board:
After the meeting with Judge Swandal is completed, I propose the following agenda items for consideration:
· First quarter financials and approvals of financials
· FY2022 Budget and Budget Approval
· Actions recommended by the Project Review Committee
· First quarter financials and approvals of financials
· FY2022 Budget and Budget Approval
· Actions recommended by the Project Review Committee
Director Brockett has requested invoices, bank statements, and canceled checks so he can verify the accuracy of GLA Board Financial statements and the 2022 proposed budget. His request, like similar ones over the past 2 1/2 years was ignored. Brockett found omissions and questionable expenses in the financial statements and shared those issues with the board. To date, no one has responded. Apparently, the GLA Board has no interest in having their financial figures independently verified.
Swandal is in charge of the Annual Election and Covenant Change vote. He has full authority from the court to conduct both in any way he wishes as long as the GLA Governing Documents are respected. It is expected that he will release his plan at the May 11th board meeting.