Activities

Bingo Committee

The Bingo Committee consists of a chairperson and such other members as deemed necessary to successfully operate Bingo nights in the park. In the Summer, Bingo is only held once per week but most of the time it is held in the clubhouse on Tuesday and Friday nights at 6:15 p.m.

People play bingo for a variety of reasons. The biggest reason people play bingo is because it is fun. Every week, RPV and its Bingo committee of volunteers operate a great bingo program. We offer a fun and friendly bingo experience for all residents. So come in, take a seat, make some friends, play our games, and have a good time. Supplies are available, and our volunteers are eager to help you learn the ropes.

Buy-ins are reasonably priced and every bingo session offers; Cash prizes 8 ways to Bingo Lucky number play 55 ball bingo pots Snacks & refreshments

Committee Members

Jerry Pasbrig - Chairperson - Lot 217
Phyllis Pasbrig - Lot 217
Alex Goralski - Lot 548
Roger Desrosiers - Lot 301
Dave & Shirley Giesbrecht - Lot 284
Sandy Smith - Lot 226

Communications Committee

The Communications Committee will oversee the HOA Royal Palm Village newsletter and

the operation of the HOA website.

The committee's goal is two-fold;
1) to ensure the membership has information in a timely manner, and
2) to provide a means and venue for archiving all records of the board and membership meetings.

Committee Members

Mike Bates - Chairperson - Lot 106
Pam Anger - Calendars - Lot 88
Sharon Worron - Resident Directory - Lot 493
Sharon Osier - IT Advisor - Lot 532

Membership Committee

The membership committee promotes new residents to join the HOA as dues paying members.

Upon payment of their dues, new members are given a membership card as well as a directory and a copy of the most recent by-laws.

The committee signs dues paying members in at the door for meetings to insure a quorum exists for completing any HOA business.

Committee Members

Sharon Osier - Chairperson - Lot 532

Rose Oskard - Lot 652

Bob Baldwin - Lot 222

Why join your Home Owner’s Association?

1- Large out-of- state real estate conglomerates are now buying up the parks all over Florida and they care only about one thing – large profits for their shareholders and bonuses for themselves - so you need an association with a board and committees willing to spend the time to research the issues to force the park owner to honor the obligations you are entitled to under state law.

2- Many of our park residents do not have the knowledge or financial resources to take on these large corporations and the HOA helps by having a lawyer on retainer to answer questions and combat irregularities by the park management teams.

3- Membership dues help provide the website, newsletters, and office supplies to help the HOA board get the message out to the residents. You also get a free directory of residents with lot numbers, phone and e-mail information.

4- Dues help provide a legal fund so when it becomes necessary to file a legal action or lawsuit you have the resources readily available. There is strength in numbers and an HOA which can show a majority of residents in solidarity has a huge advantage over one that has minimal support.

5- The HOA provides a forum for homeowners to address issues and resolve differences with community wide meetings.

6- Your HOA offers financial support for neighborhood efforts like the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) which is available in times of weather and other emergency situations. Your HOA makes it possible to have our own Bingo in the community and helps financially with some of the events in the community like the 50th Anniversary party and Variety Show.

Your HOA needs the financial backing of EACH AND EVERY HOMEOWNER if it is to become the representative that each homeowner needs and $25.00 per year is less than Seven (7) cents per day which is a very small price to pay for all you get in return.

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Statutory Committee

Statutory Committee - The duties of the statutory committee are to represent the interests of the association to the park owners relating to rents, rules and regulations, and changes in services. This committee is authorized to represent the association in any subsequent mediation or arbitration proceedings that may arise.

Committee Members

HOA Board of Directors
Bill Maynard - Lot # 204

Ways and Means Committee

The Ways and Means Committee consists of a chairperson and such members as necessary to maintain an inventory of the association’s property. They will ensure the equipment is secure and maintained and will investigate and make recommended expenditures to the board and membership.