Removal of Directors from the Board of LHEPOA

Removal of Directors from the Board of LHEPOA
Why this petition matters
This petition is for the removal of Directors James Millspaugh, Mike McKenna, Regan Campbell, Joe Downs, Jeanne Lydon (the “Directors”) from the board of directors of the LHEPOA. The Directors have acted in violation of the by-laws of the LHEPOA and are in conflict with the best interests of the LHEPOA community. The alleged violations perpetrated by the Directors are detailed below. Please sign the petition to remove these Directors from office.
1. Violation of LHEPOA By-Laws Article VII section 15: The directors of the board will avoid any conflicts of interest in their service on behalf of the Association. Such prohibition includes, but is not limited to: a. influencing Association matters that are likely to result in personal or financial benefit to the director or his/her spouse, children, siblings, parents or in-laws;
- It has been stated by the Directors that the #1 goal of the Board of Directors is to increase the property values in Lake Harmony Estates. This initiative was undertaken without any input from the community. All directors own rental properties in LHE and seek to increase their personal net worth via increased demand in short-term rentals.
- The Directors have proposed a Redevelopment Plan with an estimated price tag of about $2.5 million. $600,000 of these funds are allocated to be paid directly to James Millspaugh in connection to the legal settlement. The community has had no input into these plans, and it appears that most of these changes would benefit rental properties more than vacation and full-time homeowners.
2. Violation of LHEPOA By-Laws Article XII sections 1-14: The Board of Directors will appoint the following standing committees: a. Architecture, Construction & Maintenance, b. Beach, c. Boat Dock/Launch d. Budget, e. Canoe, f. Nominating, g. Rental, h. Road
- The intention of these committees is to incorporate and inform the BOD of the community’s wishes and opinions and provide checks and balances to the executive powers of the BOD. The Directors have either willfully or negligently abstained from appointing any of these committees and have thus acted unilaterally in all HOA matters, none the least nominating directors to the board.