The ballot counting for each Mutual’s election will be conducted at the annual meeting. The ballot counting for the GRF election will be conducted at a special GRF Board meeting. The dates are as follows: • GRF Ballots Mailed: May 1 • GRF Ballot Counting (special board meeting): Tuesday, June 2, at 10 a.m. in Clubhouse 4, one week before the GRF annual meeting. • GRF

Why To Vote When A Candidate Is Running Unopposed Everyone’s participation in the election process is critical for the operation of this community. The return of each properly cast ballot ensures that each Mutual will obtain the necessary number of votes to produce the annual meeting and counting of ballots, otherwise known as quorum. Those who decide to not cast their votes for

A quorum is the minimum number of members that must be present to make annual meeting proceedings valid. In the case of elections, everyone’s properly cast ballot counts as attendance. A quorum of at least 33.33% for some Mutuals and 50%+1 for some of the Mutual corporation membership is required before the Mutual ballots can be counted. For the election of GRF directors, 33.33% of members

The Veterans Memorial concrete replacement project will start today, April 16, and last approximately one week. The project will replace the concrete walkways leading to the flagpoles in the center of the memorial, as well as the outer ring of concrete that lines the memorial circle. Shortly after, crews will begin installing a new, ADA-compliant unisex bathroom in Clubhouse 4, near the kitchen