Private Internet Business on Common Property

Jm Ath,
Have You or anyone Else forwarded the information regarding Mr. Stabbs Criminal Records in Linn County, Ceader Rapids, Iowa to Mr. Smith? I would do that But I do Not know how. From the documented correspondence it Appears to Me that Mr. Stab certainly IS IN CHARGE OF AND OWNS the Towers in SLR!

In order for a licensed contractor to pull a building permit for the towers, he would have to attest that he actually built them (or, at the very least, that the individuals who erected the towers were working under his direct supervision). By lying on the permit application, the contractor would face the loss of his license and possible misdemeanor charges. Therefore, there is no way a licensed contractor would agree to pull a building permit for those towers. The only way I can see that a permit could be issued is if whoever actually built the towers would take the written test, pay the necessary fees and provide evidence of the required insurance in order to become licensed. Even then, I'm not sure whether Polk County would allow that individual to pull a permit for the towers "ex post facto".

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 I posted a picture of the Towers and Antennas at the Commercial ISP know as KCNetwork in S-bag Lake Resort on GrayHackle Street.  This is "one ugly lot",  and it's main purpose is to provide for Profit Internet Service to as many as 2500+ residents in southeast Polk County.

 I do not know of any "Resort" in the state of Florida with such a dump located in their Resort.  This "ugly dump of a lot" would only be seen on the other side of the railroad tracks, or maybe in a Fish Camp, not in "A Resort".

A Con and SLohA Board of Directors allowed this to happen,  this BOD even supported ISP KCNetwork, there by neglecting SLohA Board of Directors Fiduciary Duties. I would like to see the BOD's signed certificates, they do not read/study SLohA's governing documents, when newly elected, as per Fl. 720 statues.  What happen to SLohA's Official Corporate Seal?  I know, you do not have a clue what the heck I am talking about.

O-Yes, just "tidy things up a bit" gang.....
This marriage has one to many bed partners, the smell is in the air.....

16RC    

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Please Note...
Florida Statue
720.3033 Officers and directors.—

(1)(a) Within 90 days after being elected or appointed to the board, each director sH all certify in writing to the secretary of the association that he or she has read the association’s declaration of covenants, articles of incorporation, bylaws, and current written rules and policies; that he or she will work to uphold such documents and policies to the best of his or her ability; and that he or she will faithfully discharge his or her fiduciary responsibility to the association’s members. Within 90 days after being elected or appointed to the board, in lieu of such written certification, the newly elected or appointed director may submit a certificate of having satisfactorily completed the educational curriculum administered by a division-approved education provider within 1 year before or 90 days after the date of election or appointment.

(b) The written certification or educational certificate is valid for the uninterrupted tenure of the director on the board. A director who does not timely file the written certification or educational certificate sH all be suspended from the board until he or she complies with the requirement. The board may temporarily fill the vacancy during the period of suspension.

(c) The association sH all retain each director’s written certification or educational certificate for inspection by the members for 5 years after the director’s election. However, the failure to have the written certification or educational certificate on file does not affect the validity of any board action.

(2) If the association enters into a contract or other transaction with any of its directors or a corporation, firm, association that is not an affiliated homeowners’ association, or other entity in which an association director is also a director or officer or is financially interested, the board must:

(a) Comply with the requirements of s. 617.0832.
(b) Enter the disclosures required by s. 617.0832 into the written minutes of the meeting.
(c) Approve the contract or other transaction by an affirmative vote of two-thirds of the directors present.
(d) At the next regular or special meeting of the members, disclose the existence of the contract or other transaction to the members. Upon motion of any member, the contract or transaction sH all be brought up for a vote and may be canceled by a majority vote of the members present. If the members cancel the contract, the association is only liable for the reasonable value of goods and services provided up to the time of cancellation and is not liable for any termination fee, liquidated damages, or other penalty for such cancellation.

(3) An officer, director, or manager may not solicit, offer to accept, or accept any good or service of value for which consideration has not been provided for his or her benefit or for the benefit of a member of his or her immediate family from any person providing or proposing to provide goods or services to the association. If the board finds that an officer or director has violated this subsection, the board sH all immediately remove the officer or director from office. The vacancy sH all be filled according to law until the end of the director’s term of office. However, an officer, director, or manager may accept food to be consumed at a business meeting with a value of less than $25 per individual or a service or good received in connection with trade fairs or education programs.

(4) A director or officer charged by information or indictment with a felony theft or embezzlement offense involving the association’s funds or property is removed from office. The board sH all fill the vacancy according to general law until the end of the period of the suspension or the end of the director’s term of office, whichever occurs first. However, if the charges are resolved without a finding of guilt or without acceptance of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere, the director or officer sH all be reinstated for any remainder of his or her term of office. A member who has such criminal charges pending may not be appointed or elected to a position as a director or officer.

(5) The association sH all maintain insurance or a fidelity bond for all persons who control or disburse funds of the association. The insurance policy or fidelity bond must cover the maximum funds that will be in the custody of the association or its management agent at any one time. As used in this subsection, the term “persons who control or disburse funds of the association” includes, but is not limited to, persons authorized to sign checks on behalf of the association, and the president, secretary, and treasurer of the association. The association sH all bear the cost of any insurance or bond. If annually approved by a majority of the voting interests present at a properly called meeting of the association, an association may waive the requirement of obtaining an insurance policy or fidelity bond for all persons who control or disburse funds of the association.
History.—s. 3, ch. 2013-218.
  

The answer is under your pillow.  One of the stock holders in the "Great Tower Caper" wanted to cash out.  "No can do." was the answer.  Threat to reveal was made.  Monies poured forth.