Northridge Homeowner’s Association Board of Directors

The job of managing the Association is handled by a Board of Directors elected from your neighbors at the annual meeting. While this board of neighbors serves as volunteers, physical tasks such as mowing green spaces, trimming trees in those green spaces, and maintaining walks and ponds have to be paid for. These tasks are contracted out to private providers selected by the Board.

The Board consists of five (5) individuals elected at an annual or special meeting of the association. The officers elected shall be chosen at a meeting of the Board of Directors held within thirty (30) Days after the annual meeting of the Association. In the past, the officers shall be elected for a term of one (1) year and cannot hold the same office of the Board of Directors for more than three (3) successive years. Terms of the directors are staggered so two (2) directors terms expire in even numbered years and three (3) directors terms expire in odd numbered years. However, due to low interest and participation, the individuals can now serve longer if they are agreeable.

Northridge Homeowner’s Voting Rights

Voting is by lot, not by household or by the number of names on the deed. Each lot in Northridge carries one vote. So one registered owner of one lot casts one vote regardless of how many owners are on the deed, and an owner of two lots casts two votes. This mirrors how the assessment itself works where it is levied per lot, so an owner of two lots pays two assessments and correspondingly votes twice. The quorum requirements work the same way: they are counted in lots represented, in person or by proxy, out of the 414 total lots in the association.