Southern Village HOA

SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives) is seeking new volunteers for the Chapel Hill Chapter – serving existing and emerging small businesses in Orange and Chatham Counties.

SCORE, formed in 1964, is a resource partner with the U.S. Small Business Administration and has over 11,000 volunteers nationally at 390 chapters. SCORE Chapel Hill, formed in 1981, provides free, confidential counseling to existing and emerging small businesses. Volunteering is easy – be willing to assist small businesses with your experience and skills. If you are interested in finding out more information on volunteering with SCORE, please contact Don Norman at don.norman@scorechapelhill.org or take a look at these links – www.scorechapelhill.org and www.score.org.

The SVHOA Board would like to receive feedback on the proposed "Good Neighbor Guide" document and suggestions for additional improvements. The document outlining the proposed changes can be downloaded from here: Good Neighbor Guide. Please email goodneighborguide@southernvillage.org by May 1, 2007 with your comments or suggestions. The members of the Board of Directors will review each comment and discuss them at the May 23rd Board meeting.

The SVHOA Board of Directors has formed the 2007 Nominating Committee. The Nominating Committee currently includes Jeremy Purbrick, Bob Callanan, Dick Lowe & Bill Riggs. Presently the Nominating Committee is calling for nominations for two seats on the Board. These positions will be elected by the membership at the 2008 Annual General Meeting (AGM), which will take place next February. The positions are for a three year term. If you are interested in serving on the Board, please send an e-mail to nominations@southernvillage.org.

Wednesday, March 28th from 7pm to 9pm at Christ Church’s Ascension Hall.

Southern Village residences are meeting on how we can support a Neighborhood Watch program. Officer Robin Clark will go over what course of action should take place on issues of under age drinking, vandalism and/ or when to call 911.