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Working Committees

Community News
The Architectural Committee
The Board Advisory Committee
Possible Future Committees
  • Please Note: If you have a disagreement or a problem with a committee member, please remember to treat that person with respect.  All committee members are volunteers who are working to make this community a better place for all of us.
  • If you are interested in volunteering for any of the committees listed below, please the board.  

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THE ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE

Function:  Review homeowners submissions for additions and changes to property to insure that they 
comply with the rules and regulations.  All submissions are to be emailed,  faxed or mailed to CCR
for approval prior the work being performed in the property. 

Anita Sumner - Chairperson

Anthony Chaffier

Ruth Jenkins

Sara Luna

THE BOARD ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Ruth Jenkins  Website Administrator

THE ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE

Michael Pilaitis-Chairperson

Lisa Pilaitis

Ruth Jenkins

Anita Sumner

Function: Coordinate community activity events to plan and promote residents interaction.  

THE LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE

Nicole Hartman-Chairperson

Function: Monitor the landscape in the common areas.  

The idea behind this committee is that an interested group of homeowners, preferably including at least one person with a green thumb, would take care of the numerous seasonal plantings in and around Wiltshire at Oxford.  If the interest in this committee is strong enough the Landscape Committee might also consider taking over the mowing of the common areas.  It seems probable that the money saved by not hiring outside labor to take care of the plantings and/or the mowing should more than offset the expenditures made for better plantings and arrangements throughout the development.  A variation on this idea would have more than one committee, perhaps one for each street in the development, and each committee would make sure that the plantings at the entrance to their particular block was kept looking nice.

Remember, your comments and suggestions are always welcome.  You can submit your thoughts via the email link at the bottom of this page, or attend a board meeting and let your voice be heard.  As always, no anonymous communications will be considered.