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Turtle Creek Village
Committees
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Helen Keller once said, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”
Our Board works with the management company to perform the essential functions of the Association. To promote and execute additional community functions, such as social events, newsletters, and website content, we need help from Association Members. The Board welcomes member input related to financial decisions, property upkeep, and more. Your participation makes sure your voice is heard.
To facilitate Member participation, the Board whole-heartedly encourages the concept of community committees. While the Board is ultimately responsible for the decisions in the Association, it can accept input/recommendations from, and grant authority and responsibility to, committees. In general, committees consist of 3 or more Members and includes a Board Member liaison. The keys to a successful committee are defining clear purposes and expectations, effective communication and cooperation with the Board, and getting members involved in areas that interest them.
Article V. Committees.
The Master Board is hereby authorized to establish committees to perform such tasks and to serve for such period as may be designated by a resolution adopted by a majority of the Directors present at a meeting at which a quorum is present. Each committee established by the Master Board will operate in accordance with the terms of the resolution of the Master Board designating the committee and in accordance with such rules as are adopted by the Master Board. All committees will be vested with advisory powers only and are not authorized to act on behalf of the Master Board, unless otherwise specifically authorized by the Master Board or the Dedicatory Instruments.
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Suggested Committees
The drop-down sections below provide a general description and list of sample responsibilities for several Board-suggested committees. While the Board has input, committee members ultimately define its scope and list of responsibilities.
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Pool Committee
Lead: Open
Members: Open
General description:
A pool committee would be in charge of the efficient running of the pool, checking vendor work and communicating with the management company, responding to janitorial or maintenance issues, etc. This could also include ensuring the pool supplies are stocked and ready to go, responding to late night alarms, educating members on the processes and rules.
Sample responsibilities:
- Promote a clean, safe, functional environment by working with the Board and management company to communicate about what is happening at the pool/amenities
- Help make sure that only residents are using the pool in a manner that is safe and which allows all residents to enjoy the pool
- Assist management company in vandalism prevention
- Make recommendations to Board regarding:
- Pool hours and season
- Pool rules
- Repairs, maintenance, and capital improvements
- Submit a newsletter article each quarter, if a newsletter or website exists.
The Board developed an organizational plan for a Pool Committee:
‼️ Committee members can define and customize the committee’s scope and responsibilities as the committee develops.
Communication Committee
Lead: Open
Members: Open
General description:
A committee like this could work with the Board and take responsibility for formatting the administrating the social media group(s), community newsletter, and potential website updates. This committee could help with coming up with topics to promote, such as events, community changes, possible city events or things to do in Round Rock. The board still approves the final content before, but having a group effort to help with the process allows greater input and perspectives.
Sample responsibilities:
- Keep the community informed of important community events, as well as city, state, and county items of interest to homeowners.
- Maintain frequent contact with other committees to report current events
- Coordinate receiving reports from other committees
- Generate a newsletter or coordinate submission of articles on a regular basis to be established by the Board or committee based on “news-worthiness” and cost restraints. The final copy of the newsletter must be approved by the Board of Directors.
- Update on community information related directly to the neighborhood (road closings, construction, school dates, etc.)
- Update on pertinent information in the city (elections, changes in trash days, etc
‼️ Committee members can define and customize the committee’s scope and responsibilities as the committee develops.
Townhome Committee
Lead: Open
Members: Open
General description:
This committee would be comprised solely of Townhome owners, along with a Board member liaison. The committee could provide input and recommendations to the Board related to the administration of the Townhome Service Area Agreement. The committee would be responsible for gathering input from the townhome owners to ensure the service area has a voice in its administration.
‼️ Committee members can define and customize the committee’s scope and responsibilities as the committee develops.
Condo Sub-Association Committee
Lead: Open
Members: Open
General description:
This committee would consist solely of Condo owners, along with a Board member liaison. The committee could provide input and recommendations to the Board relating to Master Association decisions. The committee could be responsible for gathering input from condo owners to ensure they have a voice in general operations decisions.
‼️ Committee members can define and customize the committee’s scope and responsibilities as the committee develops.