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GOVERNANCE Hot Springs Village is governed by the Hot Springs Village Property Owners' Association (POA), a private, tax-exempt home owners association. The POA is guided by a seven member elected Board of Directors, who serve three year staggered terms. They employ a General Manager who is supported by a staff of approximately 500. Hot Springs Village also has ten committees which are responsible for advising the staff and Board of Directors. Board and committees members serve on a volunteer basis. Governmental Affairs Information (Click for more information) |
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The Hot Springs Village Board of Directors meet on the first and third Wednesday of each month at the Ponce de Leon Center at 9:00 a.m. Board members serve on a volunteer basis and are elected to three-year staggered terms. Elections are held from March to April of each year, with a new board seated at the regular meeting in April.
The 2007-2008 Board of Directors are: President Dick Breckon, Vice President Bob Shoemaker, Jeff Atkins, Paul Day, Teri Jackson, Bill Linam, and Mike Misch. General Manage Dave Johnston serves as Board Secretary and Director of Finance Wayne Copeland serves as the Board Treasurer.
Minutes from past Board of Directors meetings are available by clicking here.
The agenda for the upcoming meeting is available by clicking here. (Adobe Acrobat Required) |
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Committees (Click for more information) The Hot Springs Village Property Owners' Association has nine standing committees and one developer committee. These committees are responsible for assisting the POA staff and the Board of Directors in various areas. Anyone interested in serving on a POA committee should contact Suzette Tadlock for an application or download the Standing Committee Application by clicking here. (Adobe Acrobat Required) Committee members are elected in most cases for three-year staggered terms and begin their terms in April of each year.
Developer Committee: Architectural ControlStanding Committees: Golf, Governmental Affairs, Lakes & Water, Common Property & Forest, Public Works, Recreation, Research & Special Projects, Social, and Trails.
From time to time the Board of Directors will also appoint special Ad-hoc committees to study and investigate special issues. |
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