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Sunday, March 16, 2008
2008 Coto de Caza Elections - Next Chapter, the Climax
2008 Coto de Caza Elections - Next Chapter, the Climax
March 16, 2008
The next chapter in the 2008 CZ elections is scheduled to be written the first week in April, 2008, when the CZ kangaroo court convenes to elect CZ district delegates.
Traditionally CZ boards have treated the event nonchalantly, so much so that, a good number of CZ residents are not even aware that delegate selections are taking place - we have fielded a number of questions from residents wanting to know what the process is to volunteer as delegates, for example. It is also fair to say that the CZ board dedicates more ink time to socialist agenda items, delegate elections. After all, delegates are restricted to a one-year term and they only vote for potential board members and vote to recall the board if necessary.
The problem is that the use of district delegates is no where near emblematic of a representative local government – delegates do not have to disclose how they vote, and they certainly do not have to vote the will of the residents in their district. More a symbol of total lack of accountability. Take for instance the results of the most recent elections to consider direct popular elections:
70% of CZ members who voted support Direct Popular Elections, and
69% of Delegates who voted support Direct Popular Elections and
Allegedly, the majority on the Board supports Direct Popular Elections, so
what happened? Direct Popular Elections amendment failed!
It has been our position that as long as CZ continues to support an arcane system designed to keep a vested majority in total control of the association affairs, district delegate elections are more important that voting for CZ board of directors, for obvious reasons.
Hence we suggest that CZ residents vote only for those delegates absolutely, positively committed to Direct Popular Elections and delegates willing to stand up in public and in private and voice their position. If you do not have enough information, feel free to send us a note at buzz@cotobuzz.com
2006-2007 CZ District Delegates who failed to bring Direct Popular Elections to Coto de Caza during the 2008 Election Cycle
DISTRICT/ # OF VOTING UNTIS
DISTRICT NAME
DISTRICT DELEGATE
1 / 53 votes
Ranchos Colinas (sub-association)
Steve Masler
2 / 107 votes
The Forest/Tiara/The Arbours/Lyon
George Thagard
3 / 120 votes
The Terrace (sub-association)
Ronald Goulden
4 / 39 votes
Grand Coto II
John Smead
5 / 77 votes
Coto Country Homes
Darrell Starnes
Alternate: Don Joynt
6 / 72 votes
Fairway Oaks (sub-association)
Karen Martin
7 / 113 votes
East Hills/East Point
Robert Alberts
8 / 72 votes
Los Verdes (sub-association)
Marilyn Carrabino
Alternate: Marc Coody
9 / 92 votes
Oakmont
Xochitl Yocham
10 / 128 votes
Stonehedge
Andrea Owen
11 / 43 votes
The Trails/Master Collection
Terry Corwin
12 / 50 votes
Summerfield
Corey Ferguson
13 / 121 votes
Hillsboro
Steve Zipperman
Alternate: Joseph Aguirre
14 / 93 votes
The Greens
Debbie White
15 / 100 votes
The Woods/Arroyo Sur
Roy Allen
16 / 62 votes
Fairway Estates
Peter Roth Alternate: Gary Garofolo
17 / 62 votes
Meritage
Preston Walrath
19 / 90 votes
The Classics
Andrew Holzmann
20 / 94 votes
Chantemar
Lyle Schlieder
21 / 58 votes
Canyon Estates
Robert Curran
22 / 26 votes
The Legacy/Enclave/Stonefield Estates
NO DELEGATE
23 / 71 votes
The Pinnacle
Arlene Kraft
24 / 61 votes
Greystone Villas (sub-association)
Don Wegner
Alternate: Joel Hillabrant
25 / 104 votes
Andalusia (sub-association)
NO DELEGATE
26 / 82 votes
Oak Ridge
NO DELEGATE
27 / 106 votes
Tanglewood
Steve Foster
28 / 56 votes
Glen Eagles
NO DELEGATE
29 / 88 votes
Montecito
Bill Bushek
30 / 64 votes
Tapestry
Bob Grich
31 / 89 votes
Grand Coto Estates/Part of Atherton/Part of Weatherly
Lea Ann Miller
32 / 52 votes
Part of Southern Hills/Fairway Reflections
Jerry Scanlan
33 / 90 votes
Glenmere
Wolfgang Greinke
34 / 74 votes
Crooked Oak
Elaine Hamill
35 / 49 votes
Courante
Terry Kwit
36 / 68 votes
Part of Atherton/Part of Weatherly
William Linas
37 / 67 votes
Southern Hills Encore
Vincent Hylka
38 / 65 votes
Terrazza
Nick Newsom
39 / 74 votes
Silver Creek
Mary Spicer
40 / 77 votes
Rosewood
Tracy Fortier, Alternate: Dell Kopper
41 / 81 votes
Spring Hill/Chatham
Joan Walters
42 / 69 votes
Stonefield Private Collection/San Marino
NO DELEGATE
43 / 81 votes
Oak Knoll
Su Walcher
44 / 97 votes
Oak View
Mitch Hill
45 / 62 votes
Terra Vida
Michael Lane
46 / 75 votes
Valle Vista
Bob Varo
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