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From: rdorfman (rdorfman![]() |
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Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 10:45:00 -0800 (PST) |
We have a site and are still in very early development stages, but have been meeting long enough to form a cohesive group of about 12 households. We are anticipating a number of new poeple to join soon and are putting together our guildlines for intake of new members. These guidelines spell out what a household needs to do financially and operationally (attending meetings, committes etc) to become an equity member. One question we have is whether to leave the final inclusion decision to "self-selection", or to include some sort of provision for the current group members to have some say in who can come in to the group. The concern is that with self-selection, someone with the time and $$ could insert themselves into the group, even if they have very different ideas about what cohousing should be. Any insight as to how this has been handled appreciated. thanks Ron Dorfman North Oakland Cohousing
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guidlines on consensus acceptance of new members rdorfman, November 15 2006
- Re: guidlines on consensus acceptance of new members Catya Belfer-Shevett, November 15 2006
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Re: guidlines on consensus acceptance of new members Tree Bressen, November 28 2006
- Re: guidlines on consensus acceptance of new members Cyndy Sheldon, November 28 2006
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Re: guidlines on consensus acceptance of new members Tree Bressen, November 28 2006
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