Governance Committee

Reach out to SRA staff or the SRA Board Vice President, who chairs the Committee, and let them know you are interested.  A staff member will get you an application. If there is an open position and mutual interest, you will be nominated for membership and appointed by a vote of the Board.

No.  The Committee seeks a diverse composition of skills and knowledge to enable a wide spectrum of viewpoints and input on matters under consideration.

Neighborhood Associations can be formed to establish additional assessments and standards for homeowners within the neighborhood.  However, all SRA homeowners are subject to the terms and provisions of SRA’s governing documents, which supersede neighborhood documents.

Changing the CC&Rs require an affirmative vote of two thirds (2/3) of the SRA community members.  Changing the Bylaws, Policies and Community Rules requires a majority Board vote.