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HOW TO REMOVE SOMEBODY FROM OFFICE WHO WAS ALREADY REMOVED FROM
OFFICE?
By
Jan Bergemann
Published February 12, 2021
Washington is all full of
surprises – wouldn’t you say?
Now the Democrats want to
remove a president from office who no longer is in office,
costing taxpayers millions of dollars for another impeachment
scam. It’s just a stupid propaganda campaign to smear our
President’s name.
It’s a little different in
community associations. Even if the board can remove a president
from office by simple majority vote, the president is still a
board member with one vote on the board.
Only the membership who
elected this now former president to the board, can remove
him/her from the board. But in community associations it doesn’t
require lengthy speeches – many words, no facts and false
accusations – to remove the board member, it just takes a recall
petition signed by 50% + 1 of the voting membership. It’s as
easy as 1, 2 , 3 if all the necessary steps required by the
statutes are followed to the dot [see: FS 718.112(2)(j),
FS 719.106(f) + FS 720.303(10)].
In community associations
it may take two steps to remove a president from power, and it’s
up to the membership to take the necessary steps, not some
voting machines and/or foreign powers.
If you live in a community
association in Florida, make sure that your board president –
and the board members -- are making the right decisions and
follow the laws and the governing documents.
NEVER FORGET:
A bad president supported by a useless board (in Washington
called House of Representatives) can ruin your private finances
in a heart-beat. Make sure to remove them from office while in
office – the legal way!
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Jan Bergemann is president of Cyber Citizens For Justice,
Florida
's largest state-wide property owners' advocacy group.
CCFJ works on legislation to help owners living in
community
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associations. He moved to
Florida
in 1995 - hoping to retire. He moved into a HOA, where the
developer cheated the homeowners and used the association dues
for his own purposes. End of retirement!
CCFJ was born in the year 2000, when some owners met in
Tallahassee
- finding out that power is only in numbers. Bergemann was a
member of Governor Jeb Bush's HOA Task force in 2003/2004.
The organization has two websites to inform interested
Florida
homeowners and condo owners:
News Website: http://www.ccfj.net/.
Educational Website: http://www.ccfjfoundation.net/.
We think that only owners can really represent owners, since all
service providers surely have a different interest! We are
trying to create owner-friendly laws, but the best laws are
useless without enforcement. And enforcement is totally lacking
in
Florida
!
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