Showing posts with label Annual Membership Meeting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Annual Membership Meeting. Show all posts

Monday, October 30, 2023

Fees, Motions, Meetings and Voting

I believe lots of good things are happening in Sun City although, I must admit, I’m not happy with the number of Members that showed up for the Candidate Forums or the last BoardMeeting!

Let’s forget about that for now and concentrate on the good.


Increase in Property Transfer Fee

Monday, September 26, 2022

FInal Jeopardy: The Answer is...The Most Important Activity for Advocates this Fall of 2022

What is...To VOTE for 'Members Matter'  Board Director Candidates


Regarding all of our comments about the bylaw recommendations, the sale of OUR amenities, the Annual Membership Meeting on the 1st of November, and our December Elections, you may be asking yourself - What can I do?

Continue to Educate yourself on the candidates and issues, Communicate by joining in discussions, asking questions, and offering your ideas.  Participate in meetings, forums, and exchanges.

This is how we see the next few months:
 
  • September 29th formal Board meeting: Following this meeting, the Ad Hoc Committee presents the bylaws. Members cannot speak.   
  • October 10th Member Board Exchange: Members can speak about revised Bylaws. 

Tuesday, September 13, 2022

Jaundiced? (The diminishing role of Committee members)

Member/Board Exchange Recap - Part Two

I love words, and I hate to sound like I am becoming jaundiced. Truth is, I kind of am. Although, the meaning when I looked it up said this: bitterness, resentment, or envy. Honestly, the closest may be resentment. I resent being lied to and resent being treated like I don't understand what is going on.

At yesterday's Member/Board meeting, we were treated to an interesting exchange.

A Failed Process, or Is It? (A discussion of member's rights)

Member/Board Exchange Recap - Part One 

On Sept 12, 2022, several of us sat through a lengthy member/board exchange session. I expected a larger crowd, but it wasn't bad. There is any number of issues that triggered the turnout. Clearly, softball was well represented as were the dog club members looking for indoor space. Added to the crowd were several of us who have long argued for a more transparent, open process. 

Annual Membership Meeting set for November 1st

The September 12th Member/Board Exchange began with a 14-point statement of procedures read by a member of the Elections Committee in preparation for the upcoming Annual Membership Meeting.

Thursday, August 18, 2022

Gearing Up for a Busy Autumn - Notes from the SCA Advisory Panel Meeting

Finishing out the calendar year 2022


After a nice summer, we are ready to get busy. How about you?

It all starts on September 12th Member/Board Exchange and culminates with the December Election of Board Candidates. There's lots in between. None more important than the November 1, Membership Annual meeting. See our handy calendar page for upcoming events.

Wednesday, August 17, 2022

Quest for a Productive Membership Meeting Begins with the Ability to Vote

Many of you were at last year's Annual Membership Meeting. Yup, the one where we weren't allowed to vote at our own meeting!

I sent the following letter to every member of the RCSC Board hoping someone will pick-up the ball and add this as an agenda item at the next meeting of the Board.

Wednesday, May 11, 2022

RCSC Bylaws Revision and Review Committee

Exclusive

Sun City Independent, posted online Wednesday, May 11, 2022 7:00 am

By Rusty Bradshaw  Mail | Twitter: @SunCitiesEditor


Sun City Rec Centers Bylaw Revisions Progressing; Meetings closed to members

Tuesday, January 4, 2022

An EMail From: Sun City Advocates to it's members on 1.3.22

2022 Begins with four newly seated board members

Monday, January 10th at 9 a.m. the newly-elected RCSC Board Directors and the returning 2021 Board Directors will gather for their first meeting. 

Will campaign promises and board initiatives reflect member wants and needs?


As they are introduced for the first time: