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RCSC’s proposed Articles of Incorporation changes raise concern

Sun City reader: Members have rights they may not miss until they need them

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OPINION — Most Sun City residents may not be paying much attention to what the Recreation Centers of Sun City board is doing right now. As long as the recreation centers are open, the pools are operating and everything seems to be running normally, it is easy to assume that the details of governance don’t really matter.

But they do.

The board is attempting to amend RCSC’s Articles of Incorporation. The concern is not simply what they want to change, it’s how they’re attempting to do it.

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RCSC’s proposed Articles of Incorporation changes raise concern

Sun City reader: Members have rights they may not miss until they need them

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