Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: [C-L]was delegating decisions: now categorizing decisions

[Diane Simpson (coho]

I am very interested in this. I assume if you have "Class One" 
decisions you must also have "Class Two" decisions "Class Three" 
decisions and perhaps even "Class Four" decisions. Can you tell us a 
little bit about how you decide which decisions fall into which 
category?

--Diane(:^]
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From: Lynn Nadeau <welcome [at] olympus.net>
Date: Sat May 31, 2003  6:48:33 PM US/Eastern

We also spell out certain categories of decisions which we call "Class
One", like money matters (not already budgeted) over $1000, decisions to
buy or sell real estate, changing our governing documents, etc. Those
decisions must involve ten days' notice, and at least 51% of our
households represented (quorum) at the meeting, to approve such items or
to approve delegating such items.

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