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THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER 3 May 2019 CCC Board changes nomination process F E AT U R E D LI ST I N G 32935 32395 SW Arbor Lake Dr. $499,000 ■ Charbonneau community allowed to vote on board candidates By CLARA HOWELL, THE VILLAGER C harbonneau Country Club Board members recently announced a change in the board nomination pro- cess this election season. Residents can now vote on which CCC Board candidates they will see on the ballot. The CCC Board consists of nine members, and because the three-year term limits are staggered, three seats open up every year. In past elections, a Nominating Committee was appointed by the CCC Board president. The committee, which consisted of a board member, a member of the community and the past president of the CCC Board, selected which three candidates would be on the ballot. “The CCC Board decided to include all candidates submitting applications instead of limiting the ballot to the number of vacancies. This option now places the decision as to who serves on the Board in the hands of the voters as opposed to having a select Nominating Committee make the decision,” said CCC Board President Kathy Harp. In the past, candidates who were not selected to be on the ballot or for those who missed deadline, could submit materials to the Secretary of the Board and collect about five signatures from homeowners who are eligible to vote, to qualify. Although, CCC Board Vice President Bob Harland said it’s rare to see someone do that. “If you’re sort of rejected or passed over, you’re not going to do that,” he said. “This second phase of applying to be on the ballot with five homeowner signatures may change in the future,” Harp added. “We may streamline the process by staying with only one deadline.” Though this May there are only three candidates running for the three open seats, Harland and other board members hope the change will make the selection process more fair in the future. “They (the Nominating Committee) will shift their focus to providing the candidates with information on the current issues, projects, workload, and the importance of understanding the Board governance,” Harp said, adding that at the April CCC Board meeting, the Nominating Committee stated they strongly agreed with the Board decision to change the process. “They recommended that the Nominating Committee be given the job of recruiting and educating new candidates during the entire year, not just a few months prior to elections.” The recent creation of a Board Development Committee would absorb some of the roles of the Nominating Committee, which would likely become a sub committee of the Board Development Committee, said Harp. ■ What to watch out for on your 2019 ballot would increase from .49 to .99 per thousand of the assessed value. If the The Aurora Fire District is seeking levy fails, the District’s budget would a five-year local levy tax for hiring, be reduced by 37%. general operations and equipment. For the upcoming May 21 election, This levy would include the hiring of Canby School District has four additional EMTs and firefighters for candidates running for one of two seats emergencies, allowing the District to on the school board. Rob Sheveland is have an EMT or firefighter who running unopposed for Position 1 and would respond to calls 24 hours a day. Dawn Depner, Angie Miles and Art If the bond is passed, the tax rate Marine are running for Position 5. ■ By CLARA HOWELL, THE VILLAGER RESIDENTIAL 2 BEDS 2 BATHS 1,730 SQFT 19585462 All the work is done, move in and enjoy the lifestyle here. Updated kitchen and baths w/custom cherry woodwork, slab granite, SS appl, newer flooring, newer roof, furnace, H20 htr, fireplace, windows, fixtures and electrical. Kitchen has built in desk area and slider to courtyard. Master suite w/dual sinks, walk-in shower, double closets. Both bedrooms have window seats. Wonderful golf course views. 2 car garage + golf cart space. (golf cart included) We now have monthly community sales reports available at the office. CHARBONNEAU TEAM Lisa Willett Broker, Licensed in Oregon Phone: (503)-318-7585 Mark Willett Unlicensed Assistant to Lisa Willett Phone: (503)-348-1008 Please reach out for more information about these homes and others in your neighborhood. 31840 SW Charbonneau Dr. Suite B