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Board appoints Marianne Farrell as treasurer and votes to hire former treasurer to untangle books
Summary
The Leilani Community Association appointed Marianne Farrell as treasurer (6–1) and approved hiring outgoing Treasurer Janice Tucker as a paid Special Agent to disentangle past financial records (6–1, with Tucker abstaining). The board discussed reducing the scope and cost of a forensic audit.
The Leilani Community Association on Oct. 9 confirmed Marianne Farrell as the association treasurer by a 6–1 vote after John Segalla moved to appoint her and President Richard Willing seconded. The board earlier had announced Marianne's appointment from an executive session following a resignation and formalized her role during new business.
In a related personnel action, the board voted 6–1 to hire outgoing Treasurer Janice Tucker as a paid Special Agent to “carry out the disentanglement of our current books and to establish clear protocol going forward,” John Segalla moved and Rich Willing seconded; Janice abstained from that vote. Rich explained the intent is to reduce the need for an immediately costly forensic audit by paying for Janice’s focused work so the association can proceed to a regular audit at lower expense. No dollar amount for the special‑agent arrangement was recorded in the minutes.
