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Meeting Access: DENIED

Today, there was a meeting of the so-called directors at Berkley Court. The notice sent out said all owners were encouraged to attend, and delegates can be sent with a POA if home owners were unable to attend in person:

POA – also known as a power of attorney, which allows a designated person to speak on your behalf when authorized.

However, instead of letting these representatives in, the self-claimed vice-president of the board denied these folks entry.

At the door, home owner representatives were turned away by Ms. Ceceilia Carrizales, with the blessing of the others who claim they’re in charge, stating there needed to be a “court-authorized power of attorney on file”.

This is after home owners confirmed no special form was needed in advance, as seen in the below message, sent 1 week prior to the meeting taking place:

The OWNER of the association’s management company confirmed that no special form was required when sending a representative to attend the board meeting.

Why is it that Ms. Carrizales and company denied entry? Is it because:

  1. The folks claiming to be the leaders are ignorant of what the requirements for entry into their own meeting?
  2. The agents responsible for this meeting do not want to home owner engagement because it will put their own actions under scrutiny?
  3. The self are discriminating as to who they will let in based on personal bias?

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