I believe we had a quorum of the taxpayers at the last meeting and we all nodded as to the constitution of the board. Ballots are not needed when a majority of the parties are present and nod their heads without objection. Formalizing the next time we have to vote would be nice, but again could be done at a board meeting (similar to the most democratic of our institutions - a Town Hall)
Lets get back on track to find a suitable if not ideal, legal , acceptable to the USPS, location. THEN we can get bids to get the necessary turn out and concrete pad put in. THEN we can purchase and install the boxes.
This all takes time, but that is life.
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On Apr 20, 2021, at 8:54 AM, Ken Cameron via <
rocks@...> wrote:
First, I want to thank the board for their willingness to
serve, and Jim in particular for reviving the Road District. I¡¯m
perfectly
happy for this board to continue to serve.
But this is the situation. Jim and
Jimmy control the purse strings because they are the ones who sign
the checks.
However, this board has not been elected by the taxpayers, and
consequently this
board has no legal power to decide how the taxpayers¡¯ money should
be spent. Until
a legitimate board is elected by the taxpayers, all financial
decisions should
be made by a vote of the taxpayers and not by the board.
Does anyone disagree??
Should I discuss the legality of our situation with Kim
Lemons, Clerk of the Board?
Ken
