Governors Village homeowners assembled Thursday, November 19, 2011 at Mt. Carmel Church for the annual Property Owners Association (POA) meeting. The community manager, Joel Strangis, reported there were 66 people in attendance.
Wesley Weaver (Village) was elected to serve a 3-year term as Village Director. Two incumbents ran unopposed for 3-year seats and were elected by acclamation: Otto White (Forest), At-Large Director; Thomas Wilson, (Townes), Townes of Governors Village Director. New Board members begin serving their terms immediately. There will be an election of officers at the December board meeting. The date for that meeting has not been set.
Annual Meeting Documents:
- Presentation Slides 2011 POA Annual Meeting 3.4 MB (PDF)
- Governors Village Update 2011 – items of interest from the Board of Directors (PDF): Governors Village info-three good ways; Working on your home? ARB approvals required; Drive carefully; Talis Management Team contacts.
- Governors Village Committee Handout – overview of standing committees (PDF)
Ted Smith, photographer for the communication committee, captured some scenes of the annual event to share with the community. Click on any photograph to step through enlarged pictures in carousel view.
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- Rosemary McGee, Joel Strangis, Debbi Nichols and Jo Watta share a light moment before the meeting.
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- Board members greet residents as they sign in.
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- Village residents Ann and Dan Cowen hosted the meeting.
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- Residents chat and enjoy refreshments prior to the meeting.
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- Residents chat and enjoy refreshments prior to the meeting.
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- Residents chat and enjoy refreshments prior to the meeting.
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- Residents chat and enjoy refreshments prior to the meeting.
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- Residents chat and enjoy refreshments prior to the meeting.
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- Here comes Joel!
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- President Debbi Nichols called the meeting to order.
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- Rosemary McGee explained how the nomination process works.
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- Chris Gamber recognized Dick Bobst’s 4 years of service.
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- Terry O’Brien reviewed the 2012 budget.
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- Jo Watta appealed to residents to get involved by joining a committee.
