The Communications Committee is concerned about the growing number of
announcements, notices, and signs that are posted at the Clubhouse and the
office/mailroom. At times, there is little, if any, room to post things that should be posted.
Therefore, we have come up with a set of standards to help guide our members in this
regard.
1. Do not post anything on any doors. The problems are that tape can damage the
finish or painted surface of the door and signs/posters on glass doors interfere with
the ability to see through the door. Many doors have bulletin boards nearby and
that is where posting should go.
2. Please refrain from posting notices of regularly scheduled meeting or events.
Timber Valley has as many as 30 or so regularly scheduled meetings or events every
week. Our bulletin boards would be quickly over-run if all events had signs or
notices.
3. If you put a poster or notice on a bulletin board, you are responsible for removing it
after the event.
EVENT POSTING LOCATIONS
CLUBHOUSE EXTERIOR
1. Bulletin Board front door to big room at North parking lot.
2. Bulletin board at rear door to dining room from South parking lot.
3. Bulletin board at door to big room from laundry room alcove.
CLUBHOUSE INTERIOR
1. Bulletin Board in dining room.
2. Bulletin Board in laundry room.
MAIN OFFICE/MAIL ROOM
1. Outside double door bulletin board (the key is obtained inside the office-during business hours)
2. Bulletin board inside the mail room
** PLEASE Do not post on the East and West side of clubhouse.
Communication Committee Chairperson
Marc Stalnaker
What about Movie Night posters? Since movie night is the 2nd & 4th Thursday skipping any 5th Thursday, and by it’s nature features a different movie each time, the posters supply much needed information to 15-20 members and guests that attend these event. So, I petition the ComCom to allow the Movie Team to continue to post and remove Movie Night posters in all the designated locations.
Similarly, to a slightly lesser degree, Social Hour which features a unique speaker each week, depends greatly on the posters to get the word out to the membership so they don’t miss important information that these vital gatherings provide.
Thank you for your consideration and your service. Richard H.
Thanks Richard for the comment. I don’t see any issue with Movie posters…this standard is just very general guidance. CommComm is NOT the enforcer. We are just asking for thought before posting. I suspect many get this information via the website anyway.