Sorry for the brackets, the original question is wordy.
Original Question: In accordance with the Associations governing documents, The Association is organized and operated not-for-profit, exclusively for the promotion of the common good and general welfare of the community. The Association may establish regulations necessary for the proper operation, administration, and governance of Lake Monticello and establish an annual uniform charge on every member to cover the cost of meeting its responsibilities. [Member dues are charged within member-approved limitations.] As the governing body of the Association, the Board of Directors is responsible for:
Adopting and enforcing necessary bylaws, policies, rules, and regulations
Collecting annual member dues, fees, and other charges
Retaining responsible management to carry out the day-to-day operations, including maintenance, upkeep, and member services.
In the context of the above, please explain how you anticipate your role on the Board of Directors.
Answer:
As a Lake Monticello Board member, I would focus on three core responsibilities:
First, collaborative policy development and enforcement—ensuring rules are fair, clear, and effectively promote community welfare.
Second, financial stewardship—overseeing budgets, expenditures, and appropriate collection of member dues within approved limitations.
Third, management oversight—helping select qualified personnel and evaluating their effectiveness in maintaining the community and implementing board decisions.
I would serve as an active community liaison, balancing diverse member interests while maintaining transparency. My decisions would consistently prioritize the common good and long-term sustainability of the Lake Monticello community.
