Re: code of conduct

"Stephen C." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "Christine Geyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > "Stephen C." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > > Folks, What's wrong with a comprehensive code of conduct which has
> > > been reviewed by a HOA's legal consul, signed by each Board Member and
> > > then utilized to keep Board Members from committing unethical
> > > behavior? Wouldn't it be in the best interest of the HOA & the
> > > Management Company to remove such misbehaving Board Members as soon as
> > > possible?
> > > Ideally, any solid evidence of misconduct would then trigger the HOA's
> > > legal consul (consul would actually earn their money) to inform the
> > > Board Member in question of their removal and it would serve as
> > > Band-Aid solution for the chronic problem of Board Member
> > > misconduct....
>
> Folks,
>
> The "Code of Conduct" which I mentioned in my initial post could be a
> legally
> binding agreement or contract between each Board Member and the HOA.
>
> Any behavior determined to be a liability to the HOA by the HOA's
> legal consul could then be utilized by the HOA to oust the offending
> individual.
> HOA have contracts, majority vote of the HOA & legal consul at their
> disposal,
> so why can't these tools be used to cleanse HOA's of the varied
> unscrupulous characters found within HOA's these days? Many Thanks!
>
>
Most of the Bylaws have the provision to remove a board member without cause.
Our do. The problem is that homeowners are reluctant to do so.
-Sub