Several members within the Save Skaha Park Society have requested a Special General Meeting to bring members up to date on the financial affairs, as well as the civil court case, by May 15.
We also requested to review all bylaws and minutes of the SSP meetings. Their reply to me did not address these specific requests, instead just an overall general reply, therefore, I believe that they will not follow the lawful rules of the act.
I believe that truth, honesty and transparency must be strictly followed if SSP is to achieve their estimated goal of 10,000 members within the next 47 days. Why not be transparent, because that is exactly what many Penticton residents stated in 2015, about the City of Penticton on the Skaha Park issue.
Nelson Meikle
Penticton