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--- meetings:2025-12-21 [2025/12/22 01:23] – [Agenda Item 3] jeb
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 ====== December 21, 2025 ======
-Present: Serenity, Jennifer, Leah, Jeb (minutes), Bernard (facilitator), Reyna, Lorenzo, Diana
+Present: Serenity, Jennifer, Leah, Jeb (minutes), Bernard (facilitator), Reyna, Lorenzo, Diana, Colby, Jessica (late)
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 (Richard) Identify cases of non-members and associates living at coop and suggest courses of action to appropriate house officers.
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+Richard: This came up tangentially last week when we were trying to figure out who owes what on back rent. At least one case was identified as an associate or non-member living at a unit. These often require some nudging, and I'm not sure if the house rules name an officer charged with clearing those out, so I figure we can identify units who are in this situation, and what needs to be done. Perhaps MemCo to carry out recommendations?
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+Leah: I don't know if it should be left up to them if they're not acting on things already.
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+Richard: Sometimes these things go under the radar - I posted them to bring them up in the clear.
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+Leah: What do you think should be done?
+Richard: I think we should identify them first.
+Bernard: Last week, when we went through people who were delinquent on rent this came up: when we have people who are coming here to supposedly help out on rent, I'm pissed off about this happening. If someone is living here rent-free for months, no contract, just living here, that's not fair if I'm scrounging up for rent every month. That's what I was getting at last Sunday when everyone was wanting me to be quiet about it. We have rules, regulations, and contracts for a reason. If I have to follow it, why shouldn't everyone else follow it? When I had friends come over, it was made a big deal, we were watched, we were told, you need to bring them to a meeting and get them on a contract. It needs to be dealt with.
+Leah: Are we proposing that people get on a contract or get dropped as prospective members or associates?
+Bernard: Yes.
+Richard: First identifying, and then coming up with recommendations for each, and then forward these recommendations. I didn't even know about the one case that was brought up.
+Bernard: The whole thing was that the individual was going to come to 2 meetings, sign a contract, and help out with the rent. It's not the fault of MemCo, because MemCo tried to reach this person and did not get a response.
+Reyna: If you're talking about 204, I'm having a meeting with Jill in the next couple days, and if there are others, can bring it up then.
+Leah: 111 was occupied with 3 people for much of this year. There needs to be some action on people who are not following these rules.
+Richard: Instead of talking about what shouldn't be done, let's do it here. Do we know their name? Are there any other current, actionable cases?
+Leah: I think associate status should be taken away if that is the case.
+Richard: As far as we know, 204 is it. How should we handle that?
+Reyna: I'm supposed to meet with them in the next couple days.
+Richard: If by next meeting, there's no sign contract, posted notice to vacate for Duff, at the very least we can do a yellow card for Jill. If not, a member review for harboring.
+Leah: If someone is an associate, we can directly member review them for violating the policy.
+Bernard: I didn't know that an associate membership meant you can live on the property.
+Leah: It doesn't, but it does bind you to following house policy in these cases. I think it would be prudent to bring member reivews against these people if they are not willing to comply with that.
+Bernard: We would also have to member review the person they're living with, because that is a violation of the policy itself.
+Diana: I'm a big fan of letting people know about things. There's only a few of us here at this meeting, so maybe putting out a notice that this will be brought up at the next meeting, and clearly state it, so no one has any doubt. It's reasonable and I'm not disputing it, but I think people may not be aware, and before jumping to taking action, we should post a notice that these are the rules, this has been brought up, and if you're not in compliance with the rules, please attend the next meeting. That's just what I think.
+Jeb. I'm happy to send an aside in the next email when I post minutes, along with the relevant rule, that states the guest policy, and that if it applies to you, please plan to attend the next meeting to get clear on the rules.
+Leah: Is this something that will be brought to the house to deliberate?
+Richard: We can discuss bringing member reviews if applicable. I will post the agenda item on Christmas day, to give it a few days.
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+No new business.