baydoll
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I agree with the intent of the letter the Board wrote because the intent was "all act professionally"
And another question: how was Mr. Hanson NOT acting in a 'professional manner'?
I agree with the intent of the letter the Board wrote because the intent was "all act professionally"
Some time ago [during Ed Harvey's Board] the Water Company Board wanted to meet. I think they should have met with the Water Company. There were a majority of that Board that bickered over the meeting place. I didn't see any difference but I was in this case a minority.Exactly what, Becky? Mind explaining that to us 'uninformed' folks?
EXACTLY...
The two boards should have gotten together months ago... had an open meeting....
EXACTLY....![]()
Whoa... whoa... whoa....
I didn't write the letter or sign it....
It's on POACRE letterhead... I only copied what I received to the posting so you all could see it.
I agree Ex has the right to write the letter to the editor.
I agree that Ex has the right to post to the forums.
I agree that membership should see both side of the questions.
I agree with the intent of the letter the Board wrote because the intent was "all act professionally"
I was not at the meeting... I was held up in Greenbelt at a Federal Jury Selection... I didn't get to my car until 6:15PM and I didn't get back to Lusby until after 8PM.... I don't have first hand knowledge of what was said... and it was a proper Administrative Session... I'm bound by Non Disclosure [once again]
Jackie... I think I said if I had voted against it....Bold above...you (BOD) did not write personally to him at his residence (that's where his membership is) asking him to act professionally....you couldn't.
You (yep, in early sections of the thread you discussed this matter with other and had your opinion on his employee position), you deny being at the meeting...but you support the letter, but you would have voted against, but you would have been a minority,.....WHAT!
I hope the attorneys and suits are against each and every one of you and your families and POACRE...then the costs to your family would be more than now and I know you don't like to pay more.
Okay, the intent "I am so sorry, I fear you, POACRE and your family may suffer as a result of this matter".
All better
Becky, WHAT THE HECK DOES THAT HAVE TO DO WITH GOING TO A PRIVATE CITIZEN'S PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT and DEMANDING that his EMPLOYER take action against him for exercising his FREE SPEECH RIGHTS as a homeowner, dues/fees payer and concerned citizen?Some time ago [during Ed Harvey's Board] the Water Company Board wanted to meet. I think they should have met with the Water Company. There were a majority of that Board that bickered over the meeting place. I didn't see any difference but I was in this case a minority.
What I wanna to know is and Becky has YET to answer is in WHAT manner was Mr. Hanson acting UNPROFESSIONALLY????Bold above...you (BOD) did not write personally to him at his residence (that's where his membership is) asking him to act professionally....you couldn't.
You (yep, in early sections of the thread you discussed this matter with other and had your opinion on his employee position), you deny being at the meeting...but you support the letter, but you would have voted against, but you would have been a minority,.....WHAT!
I hope the attorneys and suits are against each and every one of you and your families and POACRE...then the costs to your family would be more than now and I know you don't like to pay more.
Okay, the intent "I am so sorry, I fear you, POACRE and your family may suffer as a result of this matter".
All better
I do... I do ....And also, Becky, do you see how it might be a conflict of interest in that the President of the CRE BOD just so HAPPENS TO BE ALSO ON the WATER COMPANY BOARD that this person WORKS AT????

Jackie... I think I said if I had voted against it....
I planned to be at the meeting. Since I was not there I can't say how I would have voted. I am told there was a lot of discussion before votes were taken [or a vote was taken... like I say I wasn't there so I don't know how it went]....
But since a letter was written.... there had to be a majority vote.... if I had voted against writing a letter or letters... I would have been in the minority...
I'll say it again....
I agree Ex has the right to write the letter to the editor.
I agree that Ex has the right to post to the forums.
I agree that membership should see both side of the questions.
I agree with the intent of the letter the Board wrote because the intent was "all act professionally"
I hope there is a positive resolution to this situration.... a good working relationship between all parties would be an excellent outcome.
I do... I do ....
Let me say this again....
I agree Ex has the right to write the letter to the editor.
I agree that Ex has the right to post to the forums.
I agree that membership should see both side of the questions.
I agree with the intent of the letter the Board wrote because the intent was "all act professionally"
I hope there is a positive resolution to this situration.... a good working relationship between all parties would be an excellent outcome.
my butt.Boy are they ever.Those rose-colored glasses are fogging up again.

My personal opinion is that he should not be posting messages on the forums or writing letters to the editor while at work.... that's my personal opinion thoWhat I wanna to know is and Becky has YET to answer is in WHAT manner was Mr. Hanson acting UNPROFESSIONALLY????
Make no assumptions in life; state things clearly and properly, there is not intent...it was specific. There was no other way to read or comprehend the letter.I do... I do ....
Let me say this again....
I agree Ex has the right to write the letter to the editor.
I agree that Ex has the right to post to the forums.
I agree that membership should see both side of the questions.
I agree with the intent of the letter the Board wrote because the intent was "all act professionally"
I hope there is a positive resolution to this situration.... a good working relationship between all parties would be an excellent outcome.