Openness of Board of Directors Deliberations

I have long been concerned that our Board of Directors has conducted some of its deliberations in ways that unlawfully keep us unit owners in the dark regarding actions our Board is contemplating until those actions are fait accompli. Examples of Board procedures that have concerned me include (a) discussing topics that should be considered in open session in executive session instead, (b) mumbling amongst themselves in volumes not much above a whisper so that unit owners attending the Board meeting can’t hear all that the Directors are saying, and (c) conducting so much of its business informally outside of regular open meetings that action the Board later takes in a regular meeting is little more than a formality.

Today I happened upon a post by a Virginia-condominium-association-law attorney that aptly addresses this issue. I urge you to click on the following link and read that post.

http://www.vahoalaw.com/association-meetings-and-proxies-board-member-emailing.html

If you have an opinion on this or any matter related to our Market Street at Town Center Condominium Unit Owners Association, I encourage you to email me rasmussen305@gmail.com or/and to post your comment on my forum at http://mstcuoa.proboards.com/