EVENTS in Crighton Ridge

Annual Homeowners Meeting – Once a year, usually in the month of October, the Crighton Ridge Homeowners Association holds its annual meeting.

• As directed by the Bylaws of the Crighton Ridge Homeowners Association, members of the Homeowners Association shall be owners of property (lots) in Crighton Ridge, and when more than one person owns interest in a single lot, all such persons shall be members. The vote of such lot shall be exercised as such co-owners among themselves determine, but in no event shall more than one vote be cast with respect to any one lot. If co-owners of a single lot do not vote unanimously and in unison, then no vote for that lot shall be counted. (To download a copy of the Bylaws to print or to read, click on the Board button on the sidebar to the left.)
  
  
• The usual time for the meeting is 7 pm on a week night. The management company will arrange the time and place for the meeting and send out notices and proxies to all homeowners 30 days prior to the date. On the night of the meeting, management company personnel will help man the sign-in table and collect proxies. Quorum will consist of at least 25% of the voting power of the membership. If at least 73 lots (25% of the 292 lots in Crighton Ridge) are represented through homeowner attendance or proxies, the meeting will proceed. If not, the meeting must be rescheduled in accordance with the Bylaws for another time (which may cost the homeowners association additional room rental charges and postage costs).
  
  
• The agenda for the homeowners meeting shall include election of board of director members, as necessary, and transaction of any and all such other business as may be brought before or submitted to the members for consideration. The Board of Directors will preside at the meeting, and management company personnel will help collect and count ballots and proxies, as needed in case of votes, and will keep minutes of the proceedings of the meeting.
  
  

Annual Easter Egg Hunt – members of the Toddler Play Group organize an Easter Egg Hunt for children and grandchildren of residents. Each year, approximately 80 adults and children enjoy meeting in the Section 1 park for Easter fun.

2006 Easter Egg Hunt pictures
2008 Easter Egg Hunt pictures