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COMMUNITy NEWS | FOUR SEASONS BREEZE | DECEMBER 2014 13 District 1 District 5 Cascade Creek 120 Slippery Rock Creek Clark Creek 122 Slippery Rock Creek Fern Creek 124 Slippery Rock Creek 1540-1596 Four Seasons Circle 126 Slippery Rock Creek Lewis Creek 128 Slippery Rock Creek Paint Creek 130 Slippery Rock Creek Piper Creek 132 Slippery Rock Creek Potter Creek 134 Slippery Rock Creek Quiet Creek 138 Slippery Rock Creek Salt Creek 139 Slippery Rock Creek Thistle Creek 140 Slippery Rock Creek 141 Slippery Rock Creek District 2 1505-1518 Big Bend Blackberry Creek Bloomington Park Brush Creek Buck Springs Canary Creek Calvert Park Crane Creek Mission Trail Dewey Creek Spanos Park Granite Creek Kettle Creek District 6 Owl Creek Boise Rock Tabor Creek Bulow Creek Park Tijeras Creek Enchanted Park Trout Run Glacier Park Turtle Creek Goodrich Rock Whisper Creek Irvine Park 125 Slippery Rock Creek Mesa Verde Park 123 Slippery Rock Creek Plymouth Rock 121 Slippery Rock Creek Prospect Park Table Rock District 3 Yellow Stone Park 131 Slippery Rock Creek 133 Slippery Rock Creek District 7 135 Slippery Rock Creek Arches Park 137 Slippery Rock Creek Blowing Rock Beaver Creek Irvine Park North Peters Canyon Park District 4 Rock Mountain Park Bartram Trail Santiago Oaks Park 1523-1555 Big Bend Shining Rock Bridle Trail Tinkers Creek Park Chimney Rock 1471-1483 Four Seasons Circle District 8 Green Creek Trail Box Springs Trail Kings Canyon Broadriver Trail Pipe Springs Signal Peak 215-289 White Sands 200-210 White Sands By Leighton McLaughlin A nominating committee has been selected by the HOA Board to seek candidates to run for district delegate. The delegates' sole responsibility is to cast the ballots that elect HOA Board members — a vitally important job, but one that does not take a great deal of time. The new, three-member committee, Don Fant, Louise Lyon and Bev McLaughlin, will be seeking homeowners to run for delegate and alternate delegate from each of eight districts. (See accompanying chart to locate your district.) The alternate acts only in the absence of the delegate. It is important to select delegates carefully, because one or two of them could control the votes that decide the Board election. They act much like members of the Electoral College in U.S. presidential elections with one important difference — delegates from districts that fail to have a majority of homeowners cast ballots can cast all the district's voting power as he or she sees fit. Homeowners interested in serving in this important position are encouraged to get an application from the Lodge desk and submit it before the Jan. 20 deadline. General Manager Jeri Mupo said the schedule for the delegate and Board elections are: Delegate applications in by Jan. 20; delegate election in late January by mail; ballots counted in late February; applications to run for Board in by March 10; meet the candidates forum in early March; Board ballots mailed by March 15 ; ballots opened and tallied on April 14; Annual Meeting and delegates votes cast on April 16. One of the three homeowner seats on the Board will be open in the election — that of Member Loren DuChesne who is serving as Vice President and Secretary. President Jacque Sneddon and Treasurer Wayne Staples each have a year left on their terms. A four-member majority of the Board is appointed by builder K. Hovnanian Homes. That will continue until final build-out, when all seven members will be homeowners. Committee Seeks District Delegate Candidates

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