Here are the Nominees for the Board

On November 12 three directors will be elected to the BOD at the Annual Meeting of Voting Members, if it can be convened with a quorum of legitimate, eligible Voting Members.

The criteria that the Nominating Committee should have considered are:
  • be a quality candidate
  • be of the highest caliber
  • possess [good] interpersonal skills
  • be dedicated to the betterment of the Association
  • be free of any personal agenda
The ballot on November 12 is expected to show these names:
                                    Neighborhood
LaToya Adams             May Oak
Ciava Bates                  Hunters Pond
Vernell Butler               Summit Hills
Greg Hauburger           Lakes of Barony Place
Tanisha Holmes           Whitney Falls
Michele Rattray           Whitney Falls
Dennis Rybicki             Autumn Glen
Angelo Turley-Moore   Indigo Springs

If you have an opinion about any of these people, contact your Voting Member and express it. You may know something particularly favorable that you would like to share with the Voting Member(s).

On the other hand, you might know a good reason why a particular person should not be on the board. 

Email addresses for many of the Voting Members can be found on the HOA's website:

Hover over RESIDENTS
Click on VOTING MEMBERS
If the email for the Voting Member is published, the names will be underlined. Hover your cursor over the name and read the pop-up at the bottom left of your screen. 

There are three spots open on the board. Why did the Nominating Committee recommend seven?

How did the 8th end up on the list?

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