Request These Minutes Now

Your Board of Directors held two meetings last week, and you should inspect (read) the Minutes of both meetings. 

The By-Laws give you the right to inspect and copy those Minutes. (Art. VI, §4(a))

On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, the Board met with the ad hoc committee on Governing Documents.

On Thursday, April 23, 2026, the Board met with some of the Voting Members.

There should be Minutes of both Meetings.

The By-Laws (Art. VI, §4(a)) give you (a homeowner/Member of the Association) the right to inspect Minutes of all meetings of the Board and of committees.

Why should you do this?

A director on the Board is challenging the legitimacy of the 2025 Barony Place Neighborhood Meeting. Barony Place has the only legitimate, duly-elected Voting Member, because our neighborhood complied with the By-Laws.

None of the other 27 neighborhoods in the HOA has a legitimate, duly-elected Voting Member.

Why is the Board meeting in private with that committee (which may not even be a legitimate committee) and the Voting Members, instead of hearing presentations or requests from them at an open, public, scheduled, announced, Regular Board Meeting?

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