A GVR board member was censured in open session Wednesday after a majority of the board determined she had violated conduct standards by making what they called inappropriate and abusive
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A new multi-use pool for Green Valley Recreationâs East Center surged a step closer following an 11-1 board vote at its May meeting Wednesday, advancing the replacement project.
The board decided to proceed with a plan favored by staff over two more drastically pared design concepts presented. Basics of the preferred plan, including a separate spa, are estimated at $695,000, excluding demotion, geotechnical investigation and dependent partially on coming soil investigation, any ground stabilization indicated and other factors.
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The Green Valley News provided a questionnaire to the 10 candidates for the Green Valley Recreation Board of Directors. The responses are below and have not been edited.
The election began Feb. 19 and ends March 26. GVR will announce results March 31 during the annual meeting.
Gary Austin
I decided to become a candidate for the GVR Board because I feel neglected and ignored by the current Board. Iâll do my best to represent GVR members fairly with complete transparency. My wife and I are year-round residents of Green Valley. I retired in 2008 after a 40-year career as a custom home builder. I served on the board of several HOAs in Oregon. I was a founder and board member of a little league and coached youth sports for 15 years. I currently serve on the board of Santa Rita Church of the Nazarene.