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>>>>> On Tue, 27 Mar 2018, Daniel Robbins wrote: |
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>>> The trustees, as a whole, have complete authority over the project, |
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>>> and have the ability and legal authority to remove Council members |
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>>> that they may feel are a threat to the long-term stability of |
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>>> the project. |
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Council and trustees are independently elected bodies, so there is no |
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hierarchy between them. Especially, the only way to remove a council |
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member is by election (or by slacker mark). GLEP 39 is very clear |
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there. |
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> No, you are misrepresenting the actual authority of Trustees. They |
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> have actual, real authority over the project as opposed to imagined |
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> authority that you seem to appeal to. |
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Good luck with exercising that authority over developers who are all |
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volunteers. :) |
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Ulrich |