Fox Hill Owners Help Govern the Community
Fox Hill’s Residential Condominium Association is controlled by its Board of Directors. The Board is charged with assuring the community’s physical well-being, promoting quality of life of the residents, and exercising fiduciary responsibility. Under the direction of the President, Board members are responsible for the implementation of the Bylaws. There are seven (7) members of the Board who are elected annually by the owners of the residential condominiums.
Board members serve three-year terms and those terms are staggered to provide continuity on the Board. From committee membership to Board service, there is a wide range of opportunities to participate and make a difference in the community.
Various committees and subcommittees appointed by the President provide essential support to the Board in carrying out its responsibilities. The Board’s work is bound by the terms of the Fox Hill Condominium Bylaws and the Maryland Condominium Act. The Board meets monthly, and meetings are open for participation by all condominium residents who may ask questions and/or or provide comments.
If you are interested in staying active while working with your friends and neighbors, a Fox Hill committee could be right for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Self-governance means condominium owners have a voice in decisions that affect their community. At Fox Hill, the condominium ownership model provides opportunities for owners to participate in community governance and help shape the place they call home.
Yes. Self-governance is an important part of condominium ownership at Fox Hill. Owners have opportunities to participate in the decision-making process, providing a level of involvement that differs from many traditional senior living communities.
Yes. Fox Hill’s condominium community has a Board of Directors that plays an important role in governance. This structure gives owners representation in matters related to the community and reflects the responsibilities that come with condominium ownership.
Many traditional senior living communities are operated primarily by a management company or ownership organization. Fox Hill’s condominium model provides owners with a greater opportunity to participate in governance while still benefiting from professional management, services, amenities and programming.
Self-governance gives owners an opportunity to contribute their perspectives, experience and ideas to the community. For people who value involvement and collaboration, this structure can create a greater sense of connection and investment in the future of their community.
Condominium ownership provides opportunities to become involved, but owners can choose how they spend their time at Fox Hill. Some may be particularly interested in governance while others prefer to focus on wellness, cultural programming, travel, hobbies or social connections.