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Committees
The following committees serve at the pleasure of the Crystal Lakes Road and Recreation Association (CLRRA) Board of Directors. All final decisions are the responsibility of the CLRRA Board of Directors.
Architectural Control Committee
The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) ensures compliance by all property owners of all the protective Covenants of Crystal Lakes, in all filings or areas of the subdivision. The ACC has the duty to protect the integrity and aesthetic value of Crystal Lakes by architectural control. The committee ensures all construction is harmonious with the physical character of the area in which it is situated.
The Counting Committee counts ballots for elections, assessments, special assessments, and for other purposes using internal controls and best practices.
The Finance Committee helps the CLRRA Board of Directors to provide financial oversight for the Association including; budgeting, financial planning, financial reporting, the creation and monitoring of internal controls and accountability policies including best practices. The Committee serves in an advisory capacity only and all final decisions are the responsibility of the CLRRA Board of Directors.
The Fire Pit Inspection Committee develops specifications for the construction of safe and enjoyable fire pits that are accomplishable by property owners at minimal cost and effort.
The Fishing Board protects, manages, and enhances the Crystal Lakes recreational fishery resources and associated riparian areas.
Greenbelt Management Committee
The Greenbelt Management Committee (GMC) maintains and enhances the health and beauty of approximately 563 acres of greenbelt and its forests, wetlands and trails.
The Hearing Panel provides an opportunity for the members to appeal officially filed complaints brought forth by the Crystal Lakes Road and Recreation Association (CLRRA), the Crystal Lakes Water and Sewer Association (CLWSA), a particular committee, or staff member.
Policy and Documents Committee
The Policy and Documents Committee reviews and updates various policies and documents as directed by the Crystal Lakes Road and Recreation Association (CLRRA) and Joint Board.
The Recreation Committee provides recreational opportunities, other than fishing, to property owners and their guests. In order to serve the membership and their guests, the committee is made up of two (2) subcommittees;
- Hospitality - This subcommittee will be responsible for any Potlucks, gatherings, the craft/crawl fair etc.
- Activity - This subcommittee will be responsible for the Boating Regatta, Canoe/Kayak events, Organized runs/walks, hiking events, OHV events (Poker Run), Pickle Ball etc.
The Road Committee evaluates the status of the roads within Crystal Lakes and develops a prioritized list of needed road maintenance and improvements to be recommended to the Crystal Lakes Road and Recreation Association (CLRRA) Board of Directors.
Safety and Compliance Committee
The Safety and Compliance Committee discourages trespass by non-members of Crystal Lakes and promotes safety within the fifteen filings of Crystal Lakes by its members and guests, using non-confrontational means.
Subject Matter Expert (SME) Committee
Individuals (not necessarily part of the membership) that have a comprehensive and authoritative knowledge of or skill in a particular area. Knowledge and skills sought in assisting Board of Directors, General Manager or staff in solving specific problems or help meet challenges.