ExCom Quotes:

BLATANT UNTRUTHS

We have not received notice of any such challenge.

Peter Harrison – Chairman: November 2006 Security Bulletin.
(About failure to adhere to the requirements of the constitution. Formal objection was hand-delivered to their registered domicilium.)

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It is a great pity that despite all the hard work by many people involved in trying to make the Marina more safe, just two individuals can hold up the process of implementing the Marina wide scheme.

Mario Rosingana – Treasurer: February 2007 Newsletter.

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Alas, in the Marina we have a very small but effective few who will not accept the outcome of the democratic process For reasons known only to themselves they have gone to extraordinary lengths to stop/delay things from happening.

Mario Rosingana – Treasurer. April 2007 Newsletter

(The stack of written objections tabled at Council belies these statements. When asked whether Mr. Rosingana was aware of the objections he said yes, and it just makes him angry.)

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Sending information to any address other than the Marina property should be viewed as a courtesy and service to all.

Elaine Meyer – Street Representatives Coordinator: Undated Security Bulletin 1/2006.

(What, you cannot change your service address? How bizarre.)

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ABOUT THE LEGITIMACY OF THE ASSOCIATION

As might be appreciated, after 35 years, not all documents we would like to have, are readily available, but our researches continue.

Peter Harrison – Chairman: April 2007 Newsletter.

(Convenient Excuse? We still have not received any proof of the legitimacy of the Constitution.)

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The Concrete evidence you require, must be contained in the Council's files, because everything flows from their endorsement of the original constitution.

Peter Harrison – Chairman to Anita Koetsier – e-mail 23 February 2007.

(We have done an extensive search of Council files and there has been no endorsement of the original constitution and no concrete evidence of any nature whatsoever.)

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DOUBLE STANDARDS

No Out Houses (wendy-houses), including sizes less than Five Square Meters, are permitted if they are visible from the street or from the waterside. Action will be taken against a party who infringes on these points.

Jason Hutton – Standards Committee: June 2006 Newsletter.

(Does this include the security huts placed on the road reserve

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It has been pointed out that our Standards Manual prohibits the erection of Wendy houses which are visible from a public road or from the water, and that we have even taken legal action against continuing offenders. Excom considered the problem and decided to endorse retrospectively the four guard houses, since they are dedicated to community needs and fulfil the purpose of improving security in those areas. In the meantime, action against offenders has been suspended.

Peter Harrison – Chairman Undated Security Bulletin 1/2006

(Are you also prepared to pay back the legal fees extorted from members in relation to legal actions taken?)

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The Wendy houses are a temporary expedient. and In the meantime action against the owners of offending structures has been suspended, in the interest of consistency.

Peter Harrison – Chairman November 2006 – Security Bulletin No. 3.

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