Get involved and make a difference!  Joining and volunteering in a Committee is a great way to have a hand in shaping the way of life we value in our community.

If you'd like to get more involved with a HAWL Committee, now is the time to do something about it. The Committees have plenty of opportunities for volunteers. If you are interested in making a difference, please contact the HAWL Office for more information.

Committee meetings are conducted on a monthly basis on the date and time designated by the Board Member representative or as agreed upon by the committee members.

For more information on HAWL Committees as well as the HAWL Committee Policy, click here.

HAWL Committees:

Architectural Committee (Board Member: Jim Wells; Chairperson: Paul Niehaus)
Reviews Building Permit Applications to insure compliance with the Building Code.

Finance Committee (Board Member: Chad Hurst; Chairperson: Ed Ennis)
Reviews, analyzes, and critiques the Annual Operating Budget.

Social Committee (Board Member: Margaret Muller; Co-Chairpersons: Patti Scott and Cheryl Walton)
Organizes and implements social activities and events for the residents of HAWL.

Security, Safety, and Fire Committee/Incident Review Board (Board Member: Kathy Busco; Chairperson: Allyson Penton)
Conducts periodic review of Security Procedures and makes procedural recommendations.

Incident Review Board - A sub-committee of the Security, Safety, and Fire Committee, responsible for conducting hearings for property owners appealing sanctions levied against them for violating the Rules and Restrictions.

Lake Quality Committee (Board Member: Joe Battaglia; Chairperson: John Brucks)
Collects lake water samples at various locations for in house testing to assure lake water quality is within recommended regulatory limits.

Long Range Planning (Board Member: Robin Montalbano)
Formulates and implements the capital budget and approves capital expenditures.

Election and Nominating Committee (Board Member: John Pigott)
Appointed by the President of the Property Owner’s Association to perform duties as outlined in the By-Laws of the Property Owners Association.

Public Affairs Committee (Board Member: John Pigott)
Assists the Board of Directors and General Manager in maintaining an active program that monitors governmental actions or other actions that could have an impact on HAWL.

Other Ways to Become Involved in Your Community
As a property owner, one of the easiest and most effective ways to become involved in the community is getting to know your neighbors. This not only builds a sense of community but helps make your home a more enjoyable place to live. Another easy way is to actively maintain your home and property. Removing debris and clutter from the yard enhances curb appeal. Trimming dead limbs not only looks better, but prevents safety concerns during storms. HAWL as a community operates most efficiently when property owners work together toward a common goal.