We all have the right to speak at meetings.  We all have the right offer discussion on comments made by our neighbors.  These are our rights and they cannot be denied or refused by anyone. 

We generally have three types of important meetings:  Meetings if Units’ Owners- also called Membership Meetings, Meetings of the Executive Board and Town Hall Meetings.  Every homeowner has the right to speak and discuss issues at all three types of meetings. 

Nevada law requires at least one meeting of units’ owners per year.  Here in Sun City Anthem such a meeting is typically held in November.   That same law requires a period of time devoted to comments by units’ owners and discussion of those comments. 

We all have the right to speak at Membership Meetings about anything we feel is important plus we all have the right to offer discussion on comments made by our neighbors. 

Separate Nevada law covers Meetings of the Executive Board.  Here in Sun City Anthem board meetings are typically held every month.  That law also requires a period of time devoted to comments by units’ owners and discussion of those comments. 

We all have the right to speak at Board Meetings about anything we feel is important plus we all have the right to offer discussion on comments made by our neighbors. 

Even though no action can be taken, a Town Hall Meeting is indeed a board meeting and typically held every month.   

We all have the right to speak at Town Hall Meetings about anything we feel is important plus we all have right to offer discussion on comments made by our neighbors. 

Discussion on comments made by others may be supportive or they may be in opposition or they may be an elaboration.   It is reasonable that any discussion we offer be polite, courteous and focused on the same topic raised by our neighbor who made the original comment. 

Certain unscrupulous SCA officers and directors have deliberately tried to prevent us from offering discussion on comments made by our neighbors.  Such actions are a violation of Nevada law and a violation of our rights.  We do not have to tolerate such gross misbehavior.