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Gilchrist HOA Email: www.gilchristhomeowners.com
Gilchrist HOA web page: www.gilchristhoa.com
Walker Range web page: www.walkerrange.org
Annual Board Meeting
September 21, 2024 (Saturday) at 5:00pm,
New Location: Crescent Community Club
420 Crescent Cutoff Road
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Board Meeting
August 29, 2024, at 5:30pm
Location is at Walker Range at 135393 Hwy 97 N, Crescent, Or 97733
Memorandum for Record
Agendas & Approved Minutes are available on the members portion of web page.
Meetings are mask free.
Homeowner Guests: The end of each monthly meeting there is time set aside for open discussion for GOA members.
Contact the board ahead of meetings to get your name on the agenda to speak.
If your name is on the agenda you will have five minutes to present your discussion point(s).
Please be prepared to answer questions and provide documentation concerning your presentation to the board. The board will not make any decisions until the next scheduled board meeting. The Board needs time to research, get legal opinion, reach a consensus and/or request additional information.
Board decision will be announced at the next scheduled monthly board meeting.
Thank you for your support and understanding.
GOA
Board of Directors
Klamath County Community Development
Community Development | Klamath County, OR
About Gilchrist & The Association
Gilchrist, located alongside highway 97 in northern Klamath County on the western slope of the Gilchrist State Forest, is an Oregon Planned Community. Established in 1938, Gilchrist was the last privately owned timber town in Oregon. Gilchrist was developed with a K-12 school situated in the middle of the development. The Gilchrist Mall hosts a post office, grocery store, bank, a county library and various small shopping stores. In 1996 the homes were sold to individual owners and The Gilchrist Owners Association was born.
The Association is a non-profit corporation owned by its members and directed by an elected Board of Directors comprised of members. The Board is responsible for maintaining the public road system, regulating land use as well as building and appearance standards.
Central Oregon abounds with summer and winter recreational opportunities. Whether it is skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, fishing, hunting, geo caching or snowmobiling, Gilchrist is near many recreation locations.