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From: Tonka444 (Tonka444![]() |
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Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 08:41:53 -0600 (MDT) |
Hello-- I am a member of a relatively new cohousing group in Hartford, CT. We are currently 12 households and have been meeting since July. Up until now there has been no membership dues but that is about to change and the membership committee has set up some guidelines for what they think would be a fair monthly dues (to cover basic expenses, no land yet). My group wants to attract as diverse a crowd as possible and think that this dues schedule should support economic diversity as well. Anyway, this is the schedule proposed: a. Unit income up to $40,000 is charged $1.00 a meeting. b. Unit income from 40,001 to 80,000 is $5.00 a meeting c. Unit income from 80,01 to 100,000 is $20.00 a meeting d. Unit income over 101,000 is $30.00 a meeting. I should add that we meet twice a month for general meetings. I am not sure if I like this. I would be paying 40 dollars a month while another household would be paying 2. I wanted to check with the list and see if there was an income scale for dues in other communities or if it was just a flat fee a month. Let me add that I too want our community to be as diverse as possible. I do not have a problem paying the money and frankly would put up much more but I feel slightly resentful of the wide gap in dues. Two dollars a month does not seem like much of a commitment. Any help from the list would be appreciated. Shelly DeMeo Greater Hartford Cohousing
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diversity and membership start-up dues Tonka444, October 25 1999
- RE: diversity and membership start-up dues Rob Sandelin, October 26 1999
- Re: diversity and membership start-up dues David Mandel, October 26 1999
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