Council Owned Unit

[5thGenTexan 504]

Did anyone end up going the Council Owned Unit route after the Methodist Church stopped chartering?

[skeptic 997]

In theory we are, but the charter paperwork still lists the church.  We have yet to get it clear.  We have an open offer from the Masons which we may yet take, but we have not been able to verify the use document works for them too.

 

[5thGenTexan 504]

4 minutes ago, skeptic said:

In theory we are, but the charter paperwork still lists the church.  We have yet to get it clear.  We have an open offer from the Masons which we may yet take, but we have not been able to verify the use document works for them too.

 

Just interested to see how its working out for those having to deal that closely with their Council.

[skeptic 997]

Getting any real cooperative interplay here is diffficult at best, and often very unclear as to who may be the fo to person.  The execs, other than the two top ones, are gone, as is half the support staff.  

 

[OaklandAndy 70]

Our council doesn't want to sponsor anyone because they don't want to have to keep track of their inventory and finances. Moreso, the relationship between the units and the council is a dreadful one and when I ask why, no one seems to have an answer. "That's the way it's always been"