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Understanding Membership in GGS: Update on Eligibility Criteria

As per GA, a "member" in GGS is a titled unit owner with no arrears. The BOT is considering including fully paid owners and long-term lessees who pay dues. Current members unable to perform BOG tasks can endorse voting rights to non-members through a signed authorization letter. Stay informed on membership criteria updates.

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Understanding Membership in GGS: Update on Eligibility Criteria

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  1. As per GA, the definition of a "member" is one who is a titled unit owner and has no arrears. The definition is still subject for amendment by the new BOT. It was proposed, however, to include fully paid owners, even lessees who had lived in GGS for a long time and who diligently pay the monthly dues. For the meantime, those who fall in the current definition who wants to use their vote but is unable to perform BOG tasks, they can endorse their rights to non-members who are willing to be part of the BOG. One only needs to write an authorization letter signed by you, the assigned person and 2 witnesses (pretty much like the proxy form used in the GA).

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