StephenO4
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Posts: 11
Posted:
Can a individual not listed as an owner be a member of a committee
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GeorgeS21
Posts: 3,705
Posts: 3,705
Posted:
Don’t know. What do your governing documents say?
KerryL1
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Posts: 14,519
Posted:
Our bylaws are too vague about committees and have no members restorations, so previous boards have written Guidelines for Committees, and all of our require that members be owners except for the Social Committee.
TimB4
Posts: 20,986
Posts: 20,986
Posted:
We allow any resident of adult age to serve on committees.
Member or not.
There are many instances where non-members might occur:
Two individuals are married to each other but only one name on the deed, hence only one individual is a member.
Rent to purchase individuals
Adult children living at home
Member or not.
There are many instances where non-members might occur:
Two individuals are married to each other but only one name on the deed, hence only one individual is a member.
Rent to purchase individuals
Adult children living at home
GenoS
Posts: 4,262
Posts: 4,262
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Posted By TimB4 on 01/15/2020 7:26 PM
We allow any resident of adult age to serve on committees.
Member or not.
We allow any resident of adult age to serve on committees.
Member or not.
So do we. Our bylaws say the president appoints committee chairs who must be members, so we have only homeowners as chairmen/chairwomen. But other than that, we allow all adult residents to be on committees.
CathyA3
Posts: 6,286
Posts: 6,286
Posted:
We allow non-members on things like a social committee, but not on committees that deal with governance (such as finance).
GenoS
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Posts: 4,262
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Posted By CathyA3 on 01/16/2020 6:53 AM
We allow non-members on things like a social committee, but not on committees that deal with governance (such as finance).
We allow non-members on things like a social committee, but not on committees that deal with governance (such as finance).
Unfortunately, if we did that there would be no one on any committee with a working knowledge of MS Word or Excel.
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