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Well, more than 50 homeowners voted in three new members for the Board at the recent election. People with the sense to become advocates for the Carter Ranch Homeowners. Most of all, they are prepared to have a full audit of the financial records.
As soon as they were elected, Mary Chaira in fear of the audit, declared that there should be a recall election. Arizona law A.R.S. 33-1813 is quite specific about the requirements for a recall election. First and foremost is the requirement for a petition to recall signed by a minimum of 25% of the homeowners. In Carter Ranch, that amounts to 61 homeowner signatures required to initiate a recall.
With total disregard to the Arizona law, Ms. Chaira took it on her own without even consulting the Board for a vote, to send out letters to homeowners to vote to recall. This is not only outrageous but a total breach of ethics. Of course saying Mary Chaira and ethics in the same breath is an oxymoron.
As an advocate for Carter ranch, I initiated a formal complaint with the State of Arizona Attorney General's office, Department of real Estate, for their intervention on this illegal recall. It is my understanding that Snow property Management and the Carter Ranch Board of Directors were informed by the Arizona Attorney General's office of the breach of law that is under way, on Monday April 9, 2018.
This won't mean much to Mary Chaira or the president of the Board, Mr. Lance van Horn as they have been in Contempt of Court with the State of Arizona in the past with total disregard. What it will mean is that there will be an illegal recall election on April 24th and the results will be a waste of time as the election will be declared illegal by the State of Arizona shortly thereafter.
This is not the first time nor, I suspect will it be the last time, that Ms. Chaira ignores the laws of Arizona to meet her needs. At first, I thought it was ignorance of the law that caused her indiscretions. However, I have come to the conclusion that it is actually total disregard for the law.
As soon as they were elected, Mary Chaira in fear of the audit, declared that there should be a recall election. Arizona law A.R.S. 33-1813 is quite specific about the requirements for a recall election. First and foremost is the requirement for a petition to recall signed by a minimum of 25% of the homeowners. In Carter Ranch, that amounts to 61 homeowner signatures required to initiate a recall.
With total disregard to the Arizona law, Ms. Chaira took it on her own without even consulting the Board for a vote, to send out letters to homeowners to vote to recall. This is not only outrageous but a total breach of ethics. Of course saying Mary Chaira and ethics in the same breath is an oxymoron.
As an advocate for Carter ranch, I initiated a formal complaint with the State of Arizona Attorney General's office, Department of real Estate, for their intervention on this illegal recall. It is my understanding that Snow property Management and the Carter Ranch Board of Directors were informed by the Arizona Attorney General's office of the breach of law that is under way, on Monday April 9, 2018.
This won't mean much to Mary Chaira or the president of the Board, Mr. Lance van Horn as they have been in Contempt of Court with the State of Arizona in the past with total disregard. What it will mean is that there will be an illegal recall election on April 24th and the results will be a waste of time as the election will be declared illegal by the State of Arizona shortly thereafter.
This is not the first time nor, I suspect will it be the last time, that Ms. Chaira ignores the laws of Arizona to meet her needs. At first, I thought it was ignorance of the law that caused her indiscretions. However, I have come to the conclusion that it is actually total disregard for the law.
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