Our board members are volunteers. Required by law, their purpose is to maintain, protect and enhance the value of all the units in the home owner's association. Board members have an obligation to abide by the association’s governing documents when carrying out their duties. They're responsible for carrying out their duties in good faith, in a manner that they believe to be in the best interest of the association, and with the care an ordinary prudent person in a similar position would exercise under like circumstances.
The board needs your love and support! You, too, may be on the board someday.
Board members
Co-presidents: JR and Michael Hoover
Co-vice-presidents: Tom and Leckey
Co-treasurers: Chris and Kris
Secretary: Hollie
Members at large: Corey, Cally, Emily, Livia
Email group email
Members can use the email address board@fifthstreetcommons.com to communicate with each other. To add people to or remove them from this email group, please contact Petra.
Board files
Board files are accessible only to board members.
To work with Board files:
If you aren't already logged in to your Google Account:
Open another tab in your browser.
Type Gmail.com into the address bar.
Log in to your Gmail account.
Come back to this tab.
Click this link to open the folder containing board files.
The Google Drive screen appears.
The first time you do this, you'll need to click the blue Add to Drive button in the upper right corner of the Google Drive screen.
Click the blue Open in Drive button in the upper right corner of the Google Drive screen.
What does the board do?
Board members have many functions that they jointly share, including establishing the association’s budget and maintaining adequate reserves; levying, collecting and spending association assessments according to the association’s approved budget; regulating the use, maintenance, repair, replacement and modification of the association’s common elements and units; retaining and supervising property managers; passing and enforcing any appropriate rules and regulations to protect the health, safety and welfare of the association’s homeowners; enforcing the association’s declaration and bylaws; seeing to the fulfillment of the association’s disclosure obligations at annual meetings and upon unit re-sale; and ensuring the association is properly insured, all in addition to the day-to-day management of the association’s activities.