Saturday, March 19, 2011
Vote NO on Changes to CZ Masters Association CC&Rs
Coto de Caza, CA- Just when you think that the CZ Masters
Association board of directors cannot possibly come up with another boneheaded
idea, BAM!, there it is
This time the CZ Masters Association’s is spending your hard
earned money “to save you money” – or so it says. The board is proposing to amend the Master Declaration to extend
the term of elected delegates from one year to two years and authorize the
board members to call as special
meeting of any district. The argument
is that you, CZ dues-paying residents unnecessarily pay $6000 per district in connection with each
district meeting for election of delegates, or roughly $300,000/year. Why unnecessary
you ask?
In 2006, the California state legislature passed SB61 clearly intending to obsolete a most
corrupt district delegate and cumulative voting process, such as the one
used by the CZ Masters Association.
When we asked why the then Varo/Mezger/Hill
board why it did not adopt direct elections for the 2006-2007 board of
directors elections, the response was that there was simply not enough
time. Apparently five years is still not enough for the Varo/Yocham
board.
With this latest bone-headed decision, the CZ Masters
Association board of directors and individual directors take the lead in the Davy
Awards to be held in Coto de Caza, September 2010 as follows:
CZ Masters Association nominated for - Most Abusive Board
– issued to the most abusive HOA board of directors.
Bob Var0 nominated for - The DODO Award – issued to
the directors who most exhibit symptoms of the Bell Syndrome
Xochitl Yocham nominated
for - The DODO Award – issued to the directors who most exhibit symptoms
of the Bell Syndrome
Harkins nominated for - The
Vulture Award – Issued to the most
deserving legal counsel
CZ Delgates nominated for - The
Ostrich Award – Issued to the resident most supportive of a board usually
disconnected from reality
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