Board of Directors

What are Board's responsibilities?

• Review information, questions, and requests from Kingstree Home Owners

• Research projects, vendors, and community information

• Enforce DCCR rules, guidelines, and ByLaws

• Act as a liaison between KTRA, AMG, CMPD, and various vendors

• Run regular BOD meetings, community meetings, violations hearings, etc.

Does the Board get paid?

No, members of Kingstree BOD are volunteers and are owners of property within the community.

How to reach the Board?

See Contact Us page or the footer of any page.
Because of the volume of requests, it might take us 3-5 business days to respond to inquiries.

How to be part of the Board?

The board vote is held during the annual Kingstree Community meeting.
There are many other ways to contribute to our community:

• Join a committee

• Send us constructive feedback and suggestions

• Work with City of Charlotte on improving public services

Who are the current board members?

You can find the list of current board members as a document in AMG portal.
Find the detailed instructions on how to access the documents within FAQ.

Can the Board arrest, detain, or fine?

No, members of Kingstree BOD are residents of Charlotte Mecklenburg County, have to follow the same rules as other residents, and have identical rights as other residents.

• If you witness a crime, call CMPD.

• For public safety issues, call CMPD.

• For city services issues, call CMPD.

• If the concern is related to the community specific rules, contact the board.

Who qualifies to be a board member?

Total of 7 board members are elected yearly. The ideal skills needed to be a board member are:

• Own and resides in a home in the community

• No infractions, including being current on HOA dues

• Availability of personal time for meetings, follow ups, etc. (up to 40hrs per month)

• Possess good oral and written communication skills

• Possess basic computer skills - MS Office, website functionality, mobile apps, security systems, etc.

• Able to manage multiple community issues/projects simultaneously

• Able to attend a minimum of 15 meetings each year

• Able to attend community functions

• Ability to review all scenarios as objectively as possible

• Able to diffuse tense situations