Operating a homeowner association carries with it many of the very same duties and responsibilities as overseeing any other business. Serving as a board member is a valuable and rewarding experience that should be undertaken by those who see it as an opportunity to serve their fellow neighbors while protecting and enhancing the assets of the community. It is serious business, but also a task worth doing well in order to safeguard the investments of all.
Per Article III of the Hampton Place Code of Regulations, the structure of the Board of Directors is as follows:
- Number of Directors: 5
- Term of Office: 2 Years (members are eligible for reelection after term.)
The Board of Directors is responsible for the overall administration of the Hampton Place Homeowners Association. Within the authorities and processes outlined in the Homeowners Association governing documents, the Board of Directors can:
Responsibilities:
- Establish, publicize, enforce rules & penalties
- Authorize action against non-compliance
- Develop Annual Budget
- Establish Association Dues
- Collect Association Dues
- Maintain Association Records
- Coordinate enhancements to community
- Employ independent contractors
- Appoint committees and delegate authority to them
- Ensure adequate insurance coverage for HOA
- Inform HOA members of important board decisions
- Attend and participate at meetings
Most importantly, an HOA Board of Directors is there to represent and support all members of the homeowners association. Board members should be fair, honest and always keep the homeowner’s best interest in mind.
Click the button below if you are interested in applying for a Board Position. All applications must be recieved by MARCH 15, 2022.