May Board Meeting - this week?

According to HOA Board President Justin Martin last week, the May Board Meeting will be held this week. Last week it was postponed from May 3. Justin's words were actually "The BOD meeting will be rescheduled next week."

So maybe that means that it will be rescheduled this week to some other time (or even canceled?).

I have emailed the office and the HOA Manager to ask the date and location of the May board meeting. When I receive the reply, I'll post it.

If you want to know when and where the Board will meet, just in case the office doesn't reply to me, call 803.865.0609 and/or email one or more of trigon@camsmgt.com,  aredfern@camsmgt.com, aadleman@camsmgt.com 

If you remember, Justin's message on May 3 also said the BOD (board of directors) meeting on May 3rd was being canceled due to "inclement weather". He certainly wasn't referring to weather in NE Columbia. I wonder what weather he had in mind.

The board met in "executive session" last Wednesday (May 4) "to discuss the distribution of duties and the next steps for the opening in the Board of Directors."

Justin was referring to the duties of the late Paul Hill, who was chair of the Safety Committee and co-chair of the Finance Committee. Justin was also referring to the vacancy on the board created by Paul Hill's death on April 30.

The Summit Scoop erroneously listed Vernell Butler as Chair of the Finance Committee in The Summit Scoop for December (2021) and January, February, March and April (2022) and Paul Hill as the co-chair. If I remember correctly, when Justin announced that Vernell would be Treasurer, he named Vernell and Paul as co-chairs of the Finance Committee. It's interesting that the Scoop showed Vernell as chair, not as co-chair.

Justin Martin's name now appears as the Chair of the Safety Committee. Was that appointment made at the May 4th "executive session"?

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