History and Organization of Pondside
Pondside Village was built by the Ginsburg Development Corporation 1989-1994. The Pondside Homeowners Association has been in existence since 1993, and its Board of Directors has been instrumental in managing Pondside's internal and external affairs since its inception.
Pondside Village is composed of four separate condominiums: Village I, Village II, Village III and Pondside Club West. Each condominium is governed by an elected Board of Managers, which has the responsibility of establishing and enforcing rules and regulations specific to the individual condominium, overseeing the maintenance of the buildings of the condominium and establishing the budget and the common charges for the condominium. The Board of Managers has the authority to assess the homeowners as necessary.
The Pondside Homeowners Association Board of Directors is the governing body of the community as a whole, and has the responsibility of maintaining the clubhouse, gatehouse, the recreational facilities, the roadways and driveways, the grounds and ponds, drainage and other "common" elements of the community. It also establishes rules, regulations and standards pertaining to parking, sanitation, use of the amenities (pool, clubhouse, exercise room, etc.) and unit owner responsibility in preserving the overall appearance and style of the community.
The Board of Directors is comprised of representatives chosen from the Boards of Managers of the respective condominiums. There is one Director from Village I, one from Village II, three from Village III and two from Pondside Club West.
Detailed information concerning the organizational structure of Pondside Village is contained in the Bylaws of the Pondside Homeowners Association.
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