The Association is electing the first homeowner board on October 22, 2025 at our 2025 Annual Meeting. There are five (5) positions on the Board of Directors. Board of Director terms will be staggered with three (3) Directors serving for two (2) years and two (2) Directors serving for one (1) year. The three candidates who receive the first, second, and third highest number of votes shall be elected for two-year terms. The two candidates who receive the fourth and fifth highest number of votes shall be elected for one-year terms.

 

• Candidates must be listed on the current property deed.
• Candidates must be in good standing with the Association (non-delinquent in assessments or outstanding non-compliance matters).
• Demonstrate a genuine interest in supporting and serving the Gladden Farms community.
• Agree to uphold the Association’s code of conduct.
• Be able to attend regular board meetings throughout the elected term.
• Be open to participating in committees or working groups as needed.

After August 26, you’ll be able to view the list of Board member applicants in the "Board Candidates" section. There, you’ll find each candidate’s name, photo, and links to their submitted video and application.

• The Board serves as the governing body of the association
• Elected by the homeowners to make decisions in the community's best interest
• Works alongside the management company and vendors to maintain, preserve, and enhance the community

There will be five (5) open positions on the Board of Directors. Board of Director terms will be staggered with three (3) Directors serving for two (2) years and two (2) Directors serving for (1) year. The three candidates who receive the first, second, and third highest number of votes shall be elected for two-year terms. The two candidates who receive the fourth and fifth highest number of votes shall be elected for one-year terms. 

 

• All candidates must be listed on the current property deed
• All candidates must be in good standing with the Association (non-delinquent in assessments or outstanding non-compliance matters)
• Willing to commit time and attention to community matters
• Committed to serving and representing the interests of fellow homeowners with integrity 

• Make a difference in your neighborhood
• Ensure the community remains well-maintained and desirable for current and future homeowners
• Contribute your perspective and skills to important decisions that impact your neighborhood
• Build strong connections with neighbors and community partners
• Play a direct role in protecting and enhancing property values in Gladden Farms

• A solo decision-maker (decisions must be made as a board, with proper quorum and vote)
• A reactive body that only responds to complaints — board service is proactive and strategic
• An enforcement-only entity (the board also works to improve quality of life and foster community)
• A replacement for professional services 
• A quick fix for every community concern — board members work within budgets, priorities, and governing documents

The transition to a homeowner-elected board involves several key steps: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10300 W Mike Etter Blvd

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, October 22 | Call to Order - 5:30 PM 

 

Gladden Farms Elementary School | 11745 W Gladden Farms Dr 

To ensure you receive all updates regarding the transition process, town hall meetings, and election details: 

 

 

 

 

Vanessa Lopez, Community Manager: vlopez@ccmcnet.com