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Leilani Community Association says April motions include dropping HOA lawsuits and halting HOA-funded legal action
Summary
At the May 15 board meeting, President Richard Willing told directors that motions approved at the April 5 annual meeting included immediately dropping lawsuits brought in the HOA's name and stopping use of HOA funds for those lawsuits; a motion to approve the April motions was discussed but the transcript does not record a separate roll-call vote at this meeting.
At its May 15, 2025 meeting, the Leilani Community Association Board of Directors discussed motions from the April 5 annual members meeting that, according to President Richard Willing, included ending litigation the HOA had filed against members and ceasing expenditure of association funds on those suits.
Richard Willing asked the board for a motion to approve the April 5 motions; a motion was seconded and Director Rod Kindell raised objections but deferred reading them until later. Willing stated that "immediately dropping all lawsuits brought in the name of the HOA against members and ceasing any use of HOA funds for these lawsuits." The May 15 transcript does not record a separate, contemporaneous roll-call vote on that approval at this meeting; the president said the April motions had already been voted on by a majority of the board.
The exchange prompted a roughly 20-minute discussion among members about the April-approved motions and follow-up steps. The meeting record does not include a formal tally taken at the May 15 session; the action is described in the minutes and in the president's report rather than as a new vote with a recorded outcome.
The board adjourned at 8:30 p.m.; members were asked to volunteer for committees to implement follow-up tasks related to the April motions.
