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SCCA OrganizationSun City was developed beginning in 1964, breaking new ground by providing a community reserved
for senior residents, with central meeting and recreational facilities designed for their exclusive use. Sun City became,
and remains today, a bright haven for people 55 years and older who have worked long and hard for casual retirement among
others with similar interests and goals.
The Sun City Civic Association is a 501 (c )(4 ) Business corporation chartered
by the State of California. The business of the corporation is protection and maintenance of the 55+ community status and
the recreational interests of homeowners in the Core Area's 4762 homes. All homeowners in the Core Area must be Members
of the Association, with a stake in sound operation of Association business.
The business of the corporation is
managed by a seven-member, volunteer Board of Directors, elected by the Membership for two-year terms. The Board's responsibilities
are mandated by the Consolidated Declaration of Restrictions, the By-laws, and State statutes, principally the CALIFORNIA
CORPORATIONS CODE. Board Members serve without remuneration.
The Board meets the 1st Wednesday at 7:00pm
and the 3rd Saturday at 1:00 pm of each month in Webb Hall. Residents are encouraged to attend Board meetings in order
to stay current concerning Association business.
The Board is assisted in Association management by a professional
staff, expert in common interest law, and intimately familiar with the Association's day-to-day operational requirements.
All Association Members pay annual assessments, supportive of professional staff required to develop and maintain
records prescribed by law, and particularly to maintain and operate Sun City's community meeting and recreation facilities.
The facilities consist of two swimming pools, a spa, exercise room, lapidary shop, woodworking shop, and indoor shuffleboard
courts. There are many arts and crafts rooms. Two town halls and a smaller community room provide meeting rooms for the corporation
and more than 60 resident clubs.
Two beautiful lawn bowling greens greet passersby, and there are horseshoe
pits and a billiards club. The Galleria is a shop, open to the general public, where Members can sell the items they
make in the various arts and crafts rooms. The Gathering Place, located in the Trophy Room, is open each Wednesday and Thursday
for members to meet and enjoy coffee, cookies and fellowship.
Two facilities, the Agricultural Garden and Corbett
RV Park, located outside the immediate Core Area, are available for gardeners or people with recreational vehicles, for a
small special fee.
Contact information for all organizations can be found on this web site.
A New
Residents Committee holds a special quarterly meeting to greet newcomers to the community and provide them with information
about the amenities available to them, as well as to explain the SCCA's governing documents.
A quarterly newsletter
provides information on current issues as well as various reports to the Membership as is required by Corporate and Civil
Codes.
The Core Courier, published Bi- MONTHLY, provides current SCCA information and provides answers to
questions residents have asked. The Core Courier is mailed to each residence, and is available on this website. It
is also available at boxes located throughout Core facilities, at some local restaurants, and at the Public Library.
Welcome to Sun City. We think its a fine place to live. We know you will think so too.
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by Donald J. Mison (Webmaster) for Sun City Civic Association
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