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Board cites legal advice as members press for bylaw changes and snowbird eligibility; ad hoc committee suggested
Summary
Members pressed the RCSC board on a set of annual-meeting motions and eligibility rules; board members said legal counsel advised vetting many proposed motions and that bylaw and board-policy changes would be needed to allow non-Arizona 'snowbird' residents to run for the board.
Tom Foster, president of the Recreation Centers of Sun City Incorporated board of directors, told members the board had been advised by its legal counsel that several motions submitted for the annual membership meeting require additional vetting and that the board must consider fiduciary duties when responding to legal advice.
"This is essentially a legal issue," Foster said. He told the exchange that board members must follow counsel when advice indicates a fiduciary risk and that matters raised in the aggregate by members may need more review before going to a vote.
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