Committee Job Descriptions

Terry Gibson February 24, 2023
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By Terry Gibson

In a current COF newsletter (2023.02.24) the importance of committees in condos is discussed.  The most important thing a Board of Directors can do to ensure committee success is to write a Terms of Reference, essentially a job description with clear expectations of the committee.  For example, they cannot spend money unless the Board approves.

Committees are a great way for owner feedback to be incorporated into the operation of your condo.  TEAM: Together Everyone Accomplishes More.

What is your experience with committees?

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