EXPLANATION of C.M.R.A. MEMBERSHIP TYPES

Full Family Membership / Certificate Household: (From 1996 Pool Rules Update)

These members are entitled to:
    (1) use the pool when it is open to members,
    (2) attend all social functions, and
    (3) vote on CMRA business issues (as a household).

Membership privileges apply only to immediate family and grandchildren up to (18) eighteen years of age.

Two Member / Certificate Household: (From 1996 Pool Rules Update)

There must be a maximum of (2) TWO persons RESIDING within the household.

These members are entitled to:
    (1) use the pool when it is open to members,
    (2) attend all social functions,
    (3) vote on CMRA business issues (as a household), and
    (4) pay a reduced fee.

Membership privileges apply only to the person(s) living in the household.

Immediate family and grandchildren are NOT eligible to use the pool unless they are registered as paying guests each time they use the pool.

Maintenance Membership / Certificate Household: (From 1996 Pool Rules Update)

These members are entitled to:
(1) attend all social functions, and
(2) vote on CMRA business issues (as a household).

These members pay only the special annual assessment for pool maintenance.
This membership has NO pool privileges.

Sponsored Membership: (From 1996 Pool Rules Update)

These members are entitled to:
(1) use the pool when it is open to members, and
(2) attend all social functions.

Membership privileges apply only to immediate family and grandchildren up to (18) eighteen years of age. Members do NOT have voting privileges, CANNOT hold elected office within the CMRA, do NOT hold CMRA certificates, and MUST be sponsored by a Full Family or a Two Member Active Certificate Household. Their membership within CMRA is to be reviewed annually by the Board of Trustees.

Immediate Family Members by CMRA Definition: (Updated Pool Rules 2002)

Grandparent
Parent
Child
Grandchild

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