Please be advised as per the associations bylaws Section 3.4 VACANCIES (see below), the Board of Directors are seeking to fill a vacant seat due to resignation by Mrs. Diane McDonald. Please submit letters of interest to the Wild Acres Lakes Administration Office addressed to "Board of Directors Vacant Seat" no later than Tuesday, March 16, 2010. You will be interviewed at the next meeting of the Board of Directors closed session held on Saturday, March 20, 2010.
If any vacancy or vacancies should occur on the Board of Directors between General Election Meetings, the Board shall, within (60) days appoint, by majority vote of the Board to fill said vacancy shall serve until the next annual election meeting when the membership shall elect a director to serve the remainder of the unexpired term.
COMMITTEE DESCRIPTIONS AS PER THE ASSOCIATIONS BY-LAW'S
1. By-Laws Committee: Shall recommend changes, develop amendments and review current status of the By-Laws.
2. Communication Committee: Shall supervise and produce the Associations official publication and any other medium of contact between the Association and its members. The committee shall insure a fair and equitable publication policy.
3. Environmental/Architectural Committee: Shall study and develop programs for maintaining and improving the quality of air, water and general ecological characteristics of the Community.
4. Beautification Committee: Shall recommend and appropriate beautification to all public areas of the Community.
5. Nominating/Election Committee: Shall review resumes of interested candidates, certify their eligibility and otherwise oversee the election process.
6. Budget and Finance Committee: Shall draft and recommend the annual budget, review the annual audit, investigate all matters affecting the budget items and make recommendations concerning the investment and insurance programs of the Association.
7. Public Safety Committee: Shall study and develop the methods of providing for common security and recommend and assure enforcement of the Rules and Regulations of the Association. It will monitor and recommend safety plans and procedures for the Community, to include but not be limited to, the school bus stop.
8. Capital Improvements/Maintenance Committee: Shall plan for the long-term growth of the Community as well as the maintenance of the amenities, vehicles and equipment of the Community to assure they remain in good repair. This shall include, but not be limited to, the roads, pool areas, tennis courts, basketball courts, and all other athletic, recreational or common areas of the Community.
9. Recreation/Pool Committee: Shall develop programs of social, athletic and recreational activities and make recommendations concerning the carrying out of any such programs.
10. Rules and Regulations Committee: Shall recommend changes, develop amendments and review current status of the Rules and Regulations.
