The Odessa National Maintenance Corporation (ONMC) executive board is seeking to create a number of committees to better serve the community.  Participation in one or more committees is completely voluntary and each committee will establish its own set of rules regarding membership.


Current committees being formed are:
1. Landscaping Committee
The landscaping committee will meet periodically to review the current landscaping plan in the community.  The main purpose will be to ensure that the existing landscaping is being upkept properly.  They will also review suggestions and feedback from the community about how the landscaping can be improved as well as bring forth their own suggestions.  This may be in the form of new landscaping features (e.g. flowers, trees, fixtures, etc…), changes to existing landscaping, and overall enhancements to the aesthetic appearance of the community.  The committee will present their findings to the maintenance corporation executive board and subsequently the community.  Any proposed improvements will be voted on by the entire community.


2. Social Committee
The social committee will have two main responsibilities in the community.  These will be the community park, and community events.  The social committee will plan and coordinate community-based events such as social get-togethers and gatherings, seasonal events, and activities.  They will also review suggestions and feedback from the community about social activities and how the community park can be improved.  The committee will present their findings to the maintenance corporation executive board and subsequently the community.  Any suggested events and improvements will be voted on by the community.


3. Architectural Review Committee
One of the benefits of living in a deed restricted community is that property values tend to be more stable and protected since homeowners are expected to abide by the deed restrictions.  The Architectural Review Committee (ARC) is responsible for reviewing and ensuring that any exterior home improvements meet the guidelines set forth in the deed restrictions. This committee will review submitted plans for home improvements and present them to the maintenance corporation executive board for review and approval.  The ARC is also responsible for reviewing violation reports prepared by the management company and bringing items of concern to the attention of the maintenance corporation executive board.