Re: Confict Resolution, cont. | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Stuart Staniford-Chen (stanifor![]() |
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Date: Tue, 6 Aug 1996 17:08:45 -0500 |
You wrote: > So, the question of the hour is - have any of you developed a process > for > expelling a member while the group is in the development process? > Putting the development together requires everyone to pitch in > with both a lot of effort and money, while putting all of it at > significant risk. > It's a very vulnerable time, and it seems better to deal with > unsolvable conflicts during development, before people actually own > homes. > We (N St Cohousing) have a process for removing the voting rights of a person with whom the community has an unbridgeable conflict. I'm going from memory here, but I believe that it requires consensus of every single person in the community besides the person in question and their immediate domestic partners. If I recall, it requires the active consent of everyone, not just the people that show up at a meeting - someone must go around and consult every community member who is in town at the time. This process has never been used, but we agreed on it after a near miss experience taught us that we might need it someday. Stuart Staniford-Chen N St Cohousing.
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Confict Resolution, cont. John Major, August 6 1996
- Re: Confict Resolution, cont. Stuart Staniford-Chen, August 6 1996
- Re: Confict Resolution, cont. Andy Sachs, August 12 1996
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