KENSINGTON, Md. — One conflict that could end in another creditunion bylaw dispute has been quietly moving along.
|Members of the $320 million Lafayette Federal Credit Union, whoare seeking a special meeting at which some or all of the creditunion's board could be recalled, have collected more than enoughsignatures on a petition calling for a meeting, but are stillcollecting them in order to provide additional signatures in casesome are challenged.
|A source familiar with the effort said that the members hadcollected more than 750 signatures as of January 21, but had heldoff delivering the petition to collect still more.
|Once the petition is delivered and accepted the CU will have 30days, according to the CU's bylaws, in which it has to call thespecial meeting.
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