Tag: IVGID Board of Trustees
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Looking for a Puppet General Manager

In their search for a new IVGID General Manager (GM), the Board of Trustees, or at least some of these Trustees, appear to be looking for a puppet GM, someone who will do their bidding and never challenge them even if they appear to be headed in a direction that…
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Upcoming IVGID Meetings: January 25th

The Golf Advisory Committee meets this week and there is a Special Board of Trustees Meeting for some reason, even through there is nothing “special” on the agenda.
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Lessons Learned on the IVGID Board of Trustees Recall Efforts

A substantial number of signatures collected during the first 45 days of signature gathering for the Recalls were invalidated by Washoe County Registrar as they were submitted after the 45th day deadline. The question remains as to whether or not that was a curable item to ensure those signatures could…
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IVGID Board of Trustees Meeting Summary: 01/10/24

The Board of Trustees met tonight to discuss everything from the status of updates to the Incline Beach House to how we communicate to the community about local events to the forensic audit to the status of job openings within the District.
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IVGID Board of Trustees Meeting
Meetings take place every other Wednesday at 6pm. The agenda can be found here: https://www.yourtahoeplace.com/uploads/pdf-ivgid/20240110_BOT_Agenda.pdf
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Status on the Efforts to Recall IVGID Trustees Dent and Schmitz

The Recall Committees have spent over 300 hours scouring records and the petitions signed. They found enough errors and inconsistencies to easily exceed the 1,801 required signatures and are now working to contact voters whose signatures were rejected, but should be curable in the eyes of the State. It’s a…
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Significant Flaws Found in Processes Used to Validate IVGID Recall Petition Signatures

The meticulous signature review work done over the past couple of weeks has uncovered what we believe are significant signature checking discrepancies, and demonstrates the Registrar’s verification process is flawed; resulting in substantial errors, the wrongful invalidation of many otherwise valid signatures and likely the disenfranchisement of hundreds of Incline…
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Appeal Filed on the Petitions to Recall IVGID Trustees Matthew Dent and Sara Schmitz

There were several questions surrounding the signature verification process performed by Washoe County, the inconsistencies of various codes that were used to reject signatures, and the opportunity for voters to cure their signatures to ensure they would be counted.
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The Recall Was Successful, Mostly

Each petition required a minimum of 1,801 valid signatures in order to move this to a recall election, so the the signature verification missed the mark by 75 votes and 114 votes, respectfully. A very close call.
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The Cost of a Recall Election

It is expected a recall election in Incline Village will cost $69,202.44, however, this expense will not be incurred if Trustee up for recall chooses to resign before the election is called.
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Recall Status: The Curing of Signatures

The Washoe County Registrar of Voters Office has released a small list of people who signed the recall petition for either Trustee Matthew Dent or Sara Schmitz who need to verify their signature in order for their signature to be counted.
