Membership
| Akpata, Eloi and Heather | Atkinson, Jytte |
| Baker, Linnie and Janet | Barrett-Turner, Charles and Linda |
| Batch, Theresa | Bayliss, Mary |
| Beale, Walter and Joann | Bertschi, Sharon |
| Best, David and Kristi | Bland, Bill |
| Broyles, Doris | Burrier, Dan |
| Burrier, Gladys | Burris, Louis |
| Burse, Ryan C. | Cabellera, Jose and Rosa |
| Carty, Dave and Kelly | Catlett, Doyle and Ingeborg |
| Chandler, John and Melanie | Clark, Ben and Kym |
| Clary, Norman and Sandy | Collier, Michael |
| Colon, Victor and Florence | Connors, Bob |
| Convery, William and Nancy | Cooper, Larry and Mary |
| Corbin, John and Kimberly | Crigler, Pat |
| Davey, Jane | DoCarmo, Winston and Lauretta |
| Donahue, Betty | Doran, Edward and Mary |
| Drawdy, David and Camille | DuPont, Bud and Rose |
| Dunnuck, Frank and Barbara | Frank, Michael |
| Gardner, Robert and Phyllis | Geary, Timothy |
| Gianchetta, Travis and Megan | Glean, Guy and Adelaide |
| Gnadt, Kevin and Emily | Gonzalez, Juan and Cindy |
| Graves, John and Melissa | Grisham, Austin and Betty |
| Guyer, Donald and Delores | Guyer, Paula S. |
| Hall, Edith | Handlon, James and Susan |
| Hansen, Derek and Melissa | Hastings, Eugene |
| Henson, David (Randy) | Higgins, Richard |
| Hodges, William and Janet | Jasinski, Brigitte |
| Jenkins, Patrick and Jennifer | Jerow, John |
| Jones, Larry D. | June, Don 8516 Richmon |
| Kamara, Mohammed and Eileen | Kappa, Shirley |
| Kellier-Hamby, Steven and Monica | Kerwyn, Regina |
| Kildall, Sheryl | Krizek, Neil |
| Kuck, Peter and Inara | Kutche, George |
| Lampshire, Bradford and Jessie | Lawson, Bob and Benny |
| Lee, Dillon and Gina | Lin, Wen-Tai and Huang |
| Lohr, Junior and Shirley | Maheu, Suzanne |
| McCain, Scott and Marie | McElroy, Kenneth and Uta |
| Miller, Joyce | Moore, Scott and Dyanna |
| Neas, Lindsey R. and Lisa | Nees, Jeffrey and Diane |
| Neidlinger, David and Suk | Nichols, Robert and Ava |
| Noce, Jeff and Leah | O'Rourke, John and Mildred |
| Pelkey, Danny and Monica | Petersen, Kim and Sharon |
| Pezold, Bob | Plummer, David and Peggy |
| Pomerening, Donald A. and Audry L. | Prunchak, Richard and Mary |
| Rathbone, Bonnie | Rawe, Steve K. and Tammy J. |
| Romero, Cris and Julia | Russell, Bernard and Jean |
| Russell, David and Corren | Sable, Barbara |
| Sampson, David and Joyce | Schultz, Ian |
| Sharpe, Randoll | Smelt, Frank and Gayle |
| Smith, Susan S. | Smoliniski, Teri |
| Socko, Frank and Judith | Sparrow, John and Karen |
| Stearns, Clarke and Lana | Stover, Dixie L. and Campbell S. |
| Teng, Bill and Karen | Thompson, Barbara |
| Todd, Terry and Deborah | Van Brocklin, Wayne and Jean |
| Vervack, Sherri | Vuori, Robert and Christine |
| Walker, Ronald | Walton, James |
| Wells, Zachariah and Jennifer | Wessinger, Scott and Ellen |
| Wiebke, Raymond | Wiles, Lynn |
| Williams, Marcie | Willingham, Shirley |
| Wood, Trae V. | Wrenn, James and Carlee |
| Ylagan, Dennis and Heidi | |
The Mount Zephyr Citizens Association, Inc.
is
a not for profit Non-Stock Corporation. The Association is governed by
the Articles of Incorporation and the Bylaws of the Association. The
Association is comprised of a twelve member Board of Directors wherein
the President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer constitute the
Executive Committee, or Officers of the Association.
The mission and purpose of the Association
are defined in the Bylaws
. The membership is open to any business or resident located
within the defined boundaries of Mt. Zephyr. The Association is a
private membership organization which is supported by membership dues.
Participation in the affairs of the Association are reserved for dues
paying members
in good standing. The Association adheres to an open door policy
wherein
all residents of the community are eligible to attend and observe
General Meetings and Board Meetings, but only those in good standing
may participate
in the proceedings.
It is important that the neighborhood
recognize that hundreds of volunteer hours are expended to accomplish
the goals of the Association for the welfare and benefit of the
community. Therefore, your support, as a dues paying member, is vitally
important to the financial strength of your Association in providing
the funds necessary to accomplish the desired goals.
But, it is not all business. The Association
plans for and initiates many functions open to the residents of the
community and plans for special meetings with noted speakers and
presenters, picnics, block parties and a community fair to be held in
2006. The success and
participation in these events depends on your support of your
Association.
The word "association" as defined by
Webster, "An organized body of people who have an interest, an
activity, or a purpose in common; a society" more perfectly states the
importance of bringing together a neighborhood of diversified interests
to benefit the whole. Some are interested in the environment, some
politics, some party's, some
education, some history, whatever your interest, Mt. Zephyr offers
opportunities
to participate. As the neighborhood comes together it will
significantly
enrich the lives of each of us.
The Association is not an HOA (Homeowner's
Association) or a Condominium Association. Where an HOA or Condo
Association
requires membership and enforces rules and regulations of property use,
Mt. Zephyr Citizens Association, Inc., is a property rights
Association. We have no "covenants" running with the land, meaning we
have no rules
or restrictions imposed through your deed upon the use of your
property. We have no architectural review board, no zoning enforcement
board, no
legal requirement you even join the Association or other requirements
found
in HOA's or Condo Associations. The business of the membership
Association regarding the use of property extends only to the legal use
of property within its boundaries. In order to maintain the integrity
of Mount Zephyr it is important that we recognize that illegal usage of
property and illegal activities cannot be tolerated and therefore ARE
the business of the Association. If you want to erect a new fence,
paint your doors purple, put flamingos
in your yard, or whatever your personal tastes are for the usage of
your
property, the Association does not care. What the Association does care
about are more important issues
and if you have concerns not under the purview of the Association
please
refer to the links
page for who to contact.