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We Need YOU!
Be involved in your neighborhood by joining one of the following committees.
Social Committee Organize and promote social activities in Hunt Club to include seasonal events, parties, Ladies Night Out, Men's Beer and Poker night, etc.
Click here to volunteer to serve as a member of Social Committee!
Neighborhood WatchOrganize a committee aware of security situations within the development. This committee will be trained by Charleston County Deputies to become properly certified as a "Crime Watch" neighborhood. We won't be vigilantes; however we will be responsible for reporting suspicious activities to the proper authorities. Every great neighborhood has a watch committee!Click here to get involved in the Neighborhood Watch Committee!
ARB- (Architecture Review Board)Responsible for enforcing building codes and guidelines as prescribed in the covenants and restrictions. This includes new home plans, additions, decks, landscaping structures, fences, sheds, etc. This committee will keep a uniform standard in the neighborhood and police builders. The details of this committee are still being discussed. Committee members will meet at least once a month to review plans, etc.
Click here to volunteer to serve as a member of the ARB committee!
Buildings and GroundsCommittee responsible for overall aesthetics of the development. This group will enforce the covenants and restrictions regarding vehicles, boats, trailers, signs, etc. and will work closely with the ARB to resolve any conflicts. In addition, the B & G committee will be working to make sure landscaping and pond issues are addressed with the management of our HOA. Finally, the B & G committee will be responsible for Seasonal Decorations around the development. They are liaisons between homeowners and management regarding the property and its appearance. Click here to volunteer to serve as a member of B & G committee!
Advisory CommitteeGroup of homeowners from each phase volunteered at the first "big meeting" to work with the developer on issues concerning the neighborhood. Advisory Committee meetings are open to any homeowner; however a strict agenda is adhered to for each meeting. Any issues regarding the "business" of the development should be passed through a Phase representative. The Advisory Committee has no power to make any decision, however the ideas are passed to the President of the HOA. This will eventually be know as the HOA Board consisting of elected or appointed representatives.Click here to email the Advisory Committee!
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