Block Meeting Minutes: What We Needed Was a Shared Calendar
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Block Meeting Minutes: What We Needed Was a Shared Calendar
The chair opened stating what the block needed was a shared recycling calendar, not another complaint thread.
It was Mr Ortiz who dared propose a stair-cleaning rota, and propose it he did despite prior resistance.
They might have agreed faster had someone fronted cost savings earlier in the debate.
What neighbours wanted was clarity on quiet hours, and clarity came when a cleft isolated two disputed evenings.
Little did newcomers expect formal minutes to avoid ellipsis entirely.
So did the second floor second the motion, and the fourth did as well after a hallway caucus.
Ought we to have met monthly? Several residents said we ought, and schedule it the secretary did for next quarter.
The chair opened by saying what the block needed was a shared recycling calendar, not another complaint thread.
