3.1: Membership (7.3.1)
To become members of the Co-op, applicants must be approved by the Board and move in to the Co-op.
3.2: Applications for Membership (7.3.2)
- Persons must apply for membership in writing on the form that the Co-op provides.
- The completed application must be accompanied by the lifetime membership fee as stated in the Articles of Incorporation.
- If the applicant is not approved for membership, the membership fee will be refunded.
- All members of the household who are 16 years or older, who are not dependents, and who intend to live in the Co-op, must apply for membership.
- New members must:
- (a) sign the occupancy agreement; and
- (b) satisfy all the financial requirements of the Co-op.
3.3: Qualifications for membership (7.3.3)
- To become members of the Co-op, applicants must be 16 years or older.
- Applicants must meet the criteria set out for membership in the Co-op's membership policy as set out in Schedule A of By-law #8, the Occupancy By-law
- Employees of the Co-operative shall not be admitted for membership.
3.4: Applications for membership from in-situ residents (7.3.4)
- When someone occupying a unit as part of member's household reaches the age of 16, that person can apply for membership in the Co-op.
- If accepted, the person must sign an occupancy agreement.
- If the resident is not accepted for membership, or if the resident does not apply, she/he can continue to live in the unit, and the members occupying the unit will continue to be responsible to the Co-op for the resident's behaviour.
3.5: Refusal of applications (7.3.5)
The Board is not required to give reasons for the refusal of an application for membership in the Co-op.
3.6: Transfers of membership (7.3.6)
Members cannot transfer their membership to any other person. Membership ends when a member dies or moves out.