Sellwood Moreland Improvement League

Sellwood Moreland Improvement League

S M I L E!

Visit the home page of the Sellwood-Moreland Improvement League at:
www.SellwoodMoreland.org

The Sellwood-Westmoreland neighborhood of Portland, Oregon, is two square miles in size. the official boundary description from SMILE's bylaws, as revised in April of 2002, are as follows:

“From the intersection of McLoughlin Boulevard and the Portland city limits northerly along McLoughlin Boulevard to a point due west of the southwest corner of the Eastmoreland Golf Course; then mostly northerly along the western edge of the golf course to an intersection of the extended midline of S.E. Reedway; then due west along this line to its intersection with McLoughlin Boulevard; then along this street to its intersection with S.E. Holgate Boulevard; then westerly along this street to its intersection with the midline of the Holgate Slough; then southwesterly along this line to the intersection of the midline of the Willamette River; then southerly along this line to the intersection with the Portland city limits; then easterly along the city limits to the starting point.”

Inasmuch as Garthwick, although within Clackamas County, is also within the city limits of Portland, it is also included in the above description.

Sellwood-Moreland is located three miles "up-river" from downtown Portland, and the history of the neighborhood stretches back to the late 1840's, before Oregon was a state, when the area was part of four donation land claims. One of those first claimants, Henderson Luelling, brought nursery stock with him via the Oregon Trail, and established the first commercial fruit nursery in what was then simply the Oregon Country.

The neighborhood had no name until 1882, when 321 acres were purchased and subdivided for house lots by the Sellwood Real Estate Company. The independent City of Sellwood, named after early civic leader Reverend Sellwood, was incorporated in 1887, and had its own city council and sheriff until 1893, when it became a part of the growing City of Portland.

The Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood was well-served by water transportation between 1851 and 1925--via ferry, steamboat, and launches. In 1925, the Sellwood Bridge opened and remains open today. By 1892, an electric streetcar line provided service down Milwaukie Avenue to Bybee Street, turning west on Bybee and then south on 13th Street (today's "Antique Row") to the end of the line. After 1904, streetcar riders could transfer at the end of 13th (at the "Golf Junction Station", named after the nearby Waverly Country Club golf course, and today refurbished into a "pocket park" by members of SMILE) onto the railroad which passed through Oaks Bottom--today a protected wildlife refuge along the Willamette River, but one with rail access and a walking trail.

From Golf Junction, passengers could ride to Milwaukie and Oregon City, or catch the Cazadero Line, which went all the way to Estacada in those days. That railroad right of way is today remade into part of the Springwater Corridor Trail, a walking and biking trail.

Today, the historic Sellwood-Westmoreland neighborhood has a variety of attractions:

1) Several city parks: Johnson Creek Park, Westmoreland Park, Sellwood Park, and Sellwood Riverfront Park (plus the new Golf Junction "pocket park").

2) The oldest continuously-operated amusement park in the western United States north of San Francisco--OAKS AMUSEMENT PARK. The Oaks was opened in 1904, and today is operated in perpetuity by a nonprofit organization set up for the purpose. There's the wooden-floor roller rink, the million-dollar imported roller coaster, the historic merry-go-round, and many other rides and attractions. Picnic areas and food service may be reserved for private parties, and The Oaks is the new home each summer of the Multnomah County Fair, as well as other regional concerts and events. (For more information, call the Oaks Amusement Park office at 503/236-5722.)

3) Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge--great for birding and hiking.

4) Varied and notable restaurants.

5) The oldest remaining single-screen movie house in Portland--the restored Moreland Theater, at S.E. Bybee Street and Milwaukie Avenue.

6) Possibly the best-known "antique district" in the Pacific Northwest--concentrated on 13th Street, but with recent additions near the intersection of Bybee and Milwaukie as well.

7) Oaks Pioneer Church, whose orgins trace back to 1851, and which was constructed in the community of Milwaukie to the south of Portland and the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood, was relocated more than once in that community, and then was ultimately brought by Willamette River Barge to its current location just north of the east end of the Sellwood Bridge in 1961. The Church is now administered by the Sellwood-Moreland Improvement League and is available as a quaint, intimate wedding chapel. Call 503/233-1497 for rental information, and explore the church and its history further at its own website: www.oakspioneerchurch.org . There is a hotlink to this site on the SMILE Neighborhoodlink homepage.

8) SMILE Station, a 1926 firehouse now converted into the headquarters of the Sellwood-Moreland Improvement League, at 8210 S.E. 13th Street, a block south of Tacoma Avenue, at the corner of Tenino Street. SMILE Station is available for meetings, workshops, wedding receptions, and other events. Call 503/234-3570 for more information.

From the residents of the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood, welcome: We hope you enjoy your visit! Please return to enjoy a picnic, a concert, shopping, or a great dining experience and a first-run movie!

And don't fail to visit Sellwood Park, overlooking the Willamette River, on the first Sunday each August, for the unique SUNDAE IN THE PARK--a civic event presented by SMILE which features ice cream sundaes for a quarter, inexpensive hot dogs, old fashioned live entertainment, and displays and booths featuring historic topics related to the neighborhood. All of it, on the most unfailingly sunny weekend of the year, according Oregon weather statistics!

See you here soon!

SELLWOOD - WESTMORELAND

"You're Welcome!"

Here is a complete current set of the SMILE Bylaws

BYLAWS
OF THE
SELLWOOD-MORELAND IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE (SMILE)



ARTICLE 1
DECLARATION
1. SMILE endorses the right of all people to live safely and without fear in our neighborhood.
2. SMILE, as a neighborhood association, respects the diversity of all cultures and ethnic groups within our borders.
3. SMILE wishes to project and protect this reputation of respect and tolerance.
4. SMILE encourages all of its members to reaffirm the common humanity of all people and the intrinsic value of every individual.
5. SMILE condemns all ideologies which preach discrimination against or hatred of any person on the basis of race, religion, national origin, age, sex or sexual preference.

ARTICLE 2
MEMBERSHIP AND DUES, BOUNDARIES
1. Membership. Any person shall be considered a member of the Sellwood-Moreland Improvement League (SMILE) by meeting any one of the criteria listed below. No person or business shall be entitled to more than one vote on matters concerning SMILE by virtue of qualifying under more than one criterion. A SMILE member must have attained the legal age of 18 in order to be a voting member of SMILE.
(a) Residing within the boundaries of SMILE.
(b) Owning real property within the boundaries of SMILE but unable to qualify under (a) above. Voting representation by one person is allowed in instances where property, irrespective of the number of parcels, is held by multiple owners, none of whom is able to qualify under (a) above (such as through joint tenancy, tenancy in common, a corporation, land trust or other legal entity).
(c) Being a representative of a business with at least one business address within the boundaries of SMILE, and whose owner(s) cannot qualify under (a) or (b) above. Such businesses are entitled to voting representation by one person.
2. Dues. SMILE shall not charge any dues or membership fees.
3. Contributions. Fund raising. SMILE may accept voluntary contributions. SMILE may conduct activities to raise funds.
4. Boundaries. The boundaries of SMILE are as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of McLoughlin Boulevard and the Portland city limits northerly along McLoughlin Boulevard to a point due west of the southwest corner of the Eastmoreland Golf Course, then easterly along this line to its intersection with the golf course; then northerly along the western edge of the golf course to an intersection with the extended midline of SE Reedway; then due west along this line to its intersection with McLoughlin Boulevard; then along this street to its intersection with SE Holgate; then westerly along this street to its intersection with the midline of the Holgate Slough; then southwesterly along this line to the intersection with the midline of the Willamette River; then southerly along this line to the intersection with the Portland city limits; then easterly along the city limits to the starting point.
ARTICLE 3
MEETINGS
1. Regular General Membership Meetings. The regular general membership meetings of SMILE shall be held on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:30 P.M.. When the first Wednesday of any month falls on a legal holiday, the President of SMILE (President) may reschedule the regular membership meeting provided that notice is given in accordance with Paragraph 6 of this Article.
2. Special General Membership Meetings. The President may call a special general membership meeting at any time. The President shall call a special general membership meeting if petitioned to do so by written petition signed by fifty members of SMILE and submitted to the President.
3. Regular Board of Directors Meetings. Regular meetings of the Board of Directors (Board) shall be held on the third Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m.. When the third Wednesday of any month falls on a legal holiday, the President may reschedule the Board meeting, provided that notice is given in accordance with paragraph 6 below.
4. Special Board of Directors Meetings. Special meeting of the Board may be called by the President. The President shall cause at least three days’ prior notice to be given to each Director, specifying the time and place of the meeting and the items to be discussed. A special meeting shall be called only when matters before the Board cannot be delayed until the next regular Board meeting for consideration or action.
5. Subject Matter of Meetings. Limitation on Subject Matter of Special Meetings. Any matter may be discussed or acted on at a regular general membership meeting or regular Board meeting, except that the Bylaws may be amended only in compliance with Article 11. For special general membership meetings and special Board meetings, only those matters listed in the public notice required in Paragraph 6 below may be discussed or acted on at the meeting.
6. Notice of Meetings.
(a) The President shall cause a notice of each regular general membership meeting, special general membership meeting and regular meeting of the Board to be both published in a newspaper of general circulation and posted at the SMILE Station at least one week prior to the meeting. Actual (direct) notice must be provided to specifically interested persons who have requested notification in writing, including any media.
(b) The President shall cause a notice of any special meeting of the Board to be posted at the SMILE Station at least three days prior to the meeting. Actual (direct) notice must be provided to specifically interested persons who have requested notification in writing, including any media.
(c) All notices posted at the SMILE Station must be located where they can be readily observed from the public sidewalk and approached and read by the public on paved surfaces without entering the building.
(d) Notices of regular general membership meetings and regular Board meetings must include a specific agenda of subject matter to be discussed, reported on or voted on at the meeting.
(e) Notices of special general membership meetings and special Board meetings must include a specific agenda of subject matter to be discussed, reported on or voted on at the meeting.
(f) The President shall make reasonable efforts to notify as many SMILE members as possible of any special general membership meeting. Action taken at a special general membership meeting or special Board meeting is void if notice of the proposed action is not given as set forth in this Paragraph 6, Notice of Meetings.
(g) Notice of any proposed amendment to the Bylaws must be posted at the SMILE Station at least one month prior to the general membership meeting at which the proposed amendment is scheduled for action by the general membership.
7. Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the general membership of SMILE shall be held at the regular general membership in May. The purpose of the annual meeting is to elect Officers of SMILE and Directors of the Board and to hear and consider the report of the President regarding the financial condition of SMILE, and activities of the past and coming year.
8. Conduct of General Membership Meetings: Voting. Twenty voting members of SMILE shall constitute a quorum at any general membership meeting. A quorum must be present at the time any motion is introduced and at the time any votes are cast. The votes on any motion or election shall be cast simultaneously. Votes must be cast in person; no proxies are allowed. Except as specifically provided otherwise in these Bylaws, general membership meetings shall be conducted according to Robert’s Rules of Order, and every member shall be offered the opportunity to speak in the “town hall” tradition. The President may include an agenda item suggested by a member but must include an item at the next general membership meeting, for which all notice requirements can be met, if petitioned to do so by a written petition signed by fifty members of SMILE. A two-thirds majority vote is required to introduce new action items to the prepared agenda of a regular general membership meeting for immediate consideration, except that a motion to remove an Officer or Director cannot be placed on the agenda in this manner. The vote of the majority of the members present is the act of the membership, except as otherwise stated in the Bylaws.
9. Conduct of Board Meetings: Voting. Seven Board members shall constitute a quorum at any Board meeting. A quorum must be present at the time any motion is introduced and at the time votes are cast. Each Board member shall have one vote. The votes on any motion or election shall be cast simultaneously. Votes must be cast in person; no proxies are allowed. Except as specifically provided otherwise in these Bylaws, Board meetings shall be conducted according to Robert’s Rules of Order, as modified by any rules established by the Board, and every Board member shall be offered the opportunity to speak. The President shall include any item suggested by a Director on the prepared agenda for a regular or special Board meeting. A two-thirds majority vote is required to introduce new action items to the prepared agenda of a regular Board meeting for immediate consideration. The vote of the majority of the Board members present is the act the of the Board, except as otherwise stated in the Bylaws.

ARTICLE 4
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
1. Number of Directors; Composition of Board. The Board of Directors shall be composed of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer and eight Directors at large.
2. Term of Directors at Large. Directors at large shall be elected to two year terms. The terms shall be staggered so that the terms of four Directors at large expire each year. The term of a Director at large shall begin upon election.
3. Powers. The Board shall have the following powers:
(a) To manage and control the business and property of SMILE.
(b) To make rules and regulations consistent with Oregon laws and the Bylaws regarding the transaction of business of SMILE and the execution of the duties of the Officers and committees.
(c) To generally exercise all powers necessary for the transaction of the business of SMILE, except as reserved to the membership.
(4) Functions. As part of the powers set forth above, the Board shall have the following functions:
(a) To recommend to the membership goals and priorities for SMILE.
(b) To prepare the annual budget, and make recommendations for the expenditure of funds.
(c) To expend funds as approved under the annual budget, and to control and supervise the funds of SMILE as set forth in Article 9.
(d) To review and make grants of funds as set forth in Article 10.
(e) To operate the Oaks Pioneer Church under contract with the City of Portland.
(f) To operate the SMILE Station.
(g) To control, supervise and delegate authority to committees as set forth in Article 8.
(h) To appeal land use decisions under the City of Portland Zoning Code, to appeal any other decision of a governmental agency when appeal is available and to defend against and prosecute civil litigation.
(i) To authorize individuals to sign notes, checks, drafts, warrants, agreements, contracts and other instruments on behalf of SMILE, subject to the provisions of Article 9, Paragraph 2.
(j) To establish rules and procedures for the handling of funds by the Treasurer and any other individuals authorized by the Board.

ARTICLE 5
OFFICERS
1. Officers; Terms. The officers of SMILE shall be a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Officers are elected to serve one-year terms. The President shall serve no more than two consecutive terms. No person shall hold two offices simultaneously. Officers shall take office at the time of the first regular Board meeting following their election.
2. Duties. The duties of Officers shall be as follows:
(a) President: The President shall set the agenda and preside at all Board and membership meetings, shall implement the decisions of the Board, shall perform such duties as authorized or required by the Board, the general membership or the Bylaws and shall enforce rules and regulations established by the Board. The President may delegate the function of presiding over a general membership meeting or Board meeting to any person only if the Vice-President is unwilling or unable to preside but may not in so doing delegate his voting right.
(b) Vice-President. The Vice-President shall perform the duties of the President in the President’s absence.
(c) Secretary. The Secretary shall record and maintain minutes of all membership and Board meetings, assist the President with correspondence and maintain the non-financial files of SMILE.
(d) Treasurer. The Treasurer shall have charge of all funds of SMILE and shall keep and deposit such funds in the name of SMILE at a bank or banks as designated by the Board. The Treasurer shall make and present a financial report, verbally or in writing at regular general membership meetings.

ARTICLE 6
MATTERS APPLICABLE TO DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
1. Qualifications. A Director or Officer must be over 18 years of age and must continuously be a member of SMILE for the term of his or her directorship or office.
2. Elections. Directors and Officers shall be elected as set forth in Article 7.
3. Removal by Board. Directors and Officers may be removed from directorship or office by a unanimous vote of the Board, except that the challenged Director shall not be entitled to vote on the removal action. If approved, removal shall take effect immediately. Grounds for removal are limited to the following:
(a) A Director may be removed from directorship for missing three consecutive Board meetings.
(b) An Officer may be removed from office for missing three consecutive membership meetings.
(c) A Director or Officer may be removed for failure to be qualified as set forth in Article 6, Paragraph 1.
4. Removal by General Membership. A Director or Officer may be removed by a two thirds vote of the general membership at a regular general membership meeting. The proposed action must be listed in the published meeting agenda.
5. Vacancy. Whenever a vacancy in a directorship or office shall occur, whether by death, resignation, removal or other cause, the position shall be filled by election of a successor Director or Officer. The election shall occur at a regular membership meeting as soon as practicable after the vacancy occurs. Article 7 shall not apply to elections to fill a vacancy. Notice of the vacancy and scheduled election shall be given by announcement at the first SMILE general membership meeting after the vacancy arises and the election shall be held no earlier than the first general membership meeting following the announcement. An election to fill a vacancy must be held at a SMILE general membership meeting. The successor elected to fill a vacancy shall serve the remainder of the term of the predecessor.

ARTICLE 7
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS AT LARGE AND OFFICERS
1. Time of Election. Directors at large and Officers shall be elected at the annual membership meeting.
2. Nominations. Nominations for Directors at large and Officers shall be made by a five-member Nominating Committee comprising three Directors and two other members of SMILE. The committee shall solicit names for service from the community. The committee shall publish a notice in a newspaper of general circulation that nominations are open, and shall announce the election date and method of nominating candidates at the general membership meeting prior to the annual membership meeting. Nominations must be open at least 30 days preceding the election, and may be made by any member of SMILE. The committee shall present its nominations for Directors at large and Offices at the annual meeting. Nominations from any member of SMILE will be accepted during the annual meeting prior to the vote, provided the nominee has consented to serve, if elected.
3. Election of Directors at Large. Four Directors at large shall be elected in even-numbered years and four shall be elected in odd-numbered years. Directors at large shall be elected as a group. The four nominees at an election receiving the most votes shall be elected.
4. Election of Officers. Officers shall be elected separately by office. The nominee receiving the highest number of votes cast for an office shall be elected.

ARTICLE 8
COMMITTEES
1. Purpose; Creation. The purpose of committees is to do work limited to a particular project or subject matter. SMILE shall have permanent committees called standing committees. The Board may create additional committees of limited or unlimited duration at its discretion.
2. Standing Committees. The standing committees shall be Land Use, Transportation, Oaks Pioneer Church, SMILE Station, Crime Prevention, Nominating, Finance, Special Events Resource and History.
3. Appointment of Chairperson; Committee Members. Each year the President shall appoint the chairperson of all committees. Each committee shall have at least one Director or Officer in its membership.
4. Committee Members; Number and Qualifications. Committee members shall be members of SMILE. Committees should be comprised of at least three members. The Nominating Committee shall be comprised of five members when it nominates nominees for directorships or offices.
5. Goals and Objectives of Non-Standing Committees. Upon appointment of a chairperson, the President shall submit to the Board the goals, objectives and the operating and reporting procedures of any committee that is not a standing committee.
6. Supervision; Authority. All committees shall operate under the supervision and control of the Board. The Board may by resolution delegate certain decision-making authority to a committee.

ARTICLE 9
FINANCE
1. Control of Funds. The Board shall control and supervise all funds of SMILE and shall handle and expend such funds through its Officers and agents as authorized by these Bylaws and resolutions of the Board. The Finance Committee shall prepare a proposed SMILE budget annually for review and recommendation to the general membership by the Board. The proposed budget shall be presented for review and approval at a regular general membership meeting.
2. Signing of Instruments. All notes, checks, drafts, warrants, agreements, contracts and other instruments shall be signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by the President or another Officer.

ARTICLE 10
GRANTS
1. Approval Authority. The Board may approve expenditures in the form of grants to recipients qualified according to the criteria listed in Paragraph 2 of this Article. Such grants must be for purposes and in amounts consistent with the adopted SMILE budget. The Board may, at its discretion, refer a proposed grant approval to the general membership for approval. The membership must either approve or disapprove the referred grant proposal by majority vote and cannot vary the amount of the grant as recommended by the Board. The membership is without authority to initiate, approve or otherwise act on grants except upon a specific recommendation from the Board.
2. Criteria for Approval. In order to approve a grant the Board must find that the grant meets all of the following conditions:
(a) The grant will be expended primarily for facilities or services provided within the boundaries of SMILE; however, the Board may make an exception provided the basis for the exception is clearly stated in the motion and/or meeting minutes.
(b) The grant will benefit the Sellwood-Moreland community.
(c) The grant is for a specific purpose.
(d) At the discretion of the Board, the grant applicant may be required to submit a letter stating that the applicant’s books and records will be available for inspection by SMILE Officers at any time and that the applicant is authorized to make the statement.
(e) There are funds available within the annual budget for the grant.
(f) There is no readily available alternative source of funds for the applicant.
3. Conditions of Approval. The Board shall attach conditions of approval to grants as necessary to assure grantee performance and the use of funds for the purposes intended by the Board. Such conditions shall be clearly stated in the motion approving a grant.

ARTICLE 11
AMENDMENT OF BYLAWS
1. Amendment. These Bylaws may be amended to add, change, or delete any provision by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members present at a regular membership meeting and provided that notice of the amendment is given as set forth in Article 3, Paragraph 6.

ARTICLE 12
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES
1. Eligibility to Grieve. Any person or group adversely affected by a decision or policy of SMILE may submit in writing a complaint to the President.
2. Review. Within a reasonable time after receipt of the complaint, the President shall meet with complainant or shall appoint a chair to form a Grievance Committee to meet with the complainant to review the complaint. The President, or Grievance Committee if appointed, shall make a recommendation to the Board at the next regularly scheduled Board meeting for resolution of the matter. The Board shall have authority to make final resolution of the matter.

ARTICLE 13
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
1. Definition. A conflict of interest exists for a Director or member whenever the exercise of such person’s judgment on a matter before the membership or Board will be or reasonably may be affected by that person’s financial, business or property interests.
2. Declaring the Conflict. Whenever a Director or member determines that he or she has a conflict of interest, such person must so inform the body hearing the proposal.
3. Abstention from Voting. A Director or member shall not vote on any matter in which he or she has a conflict of interest.
4. Challenges. The Board shall be the final arbiter of alleged conflicts of interest. The vote of two-thirds majority of Board members present shall be required to declare a Director or Officer ineligible to vote on a proposed action.

ARTICLE 14
CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSALS BY NONMEMBERS
1. Submission of Proposals. Any person or group not a member of SMILE, including any city or other governmental agency, may propose to the President an item or items for inclusion on the agenda.
2. Notification. If the President includes the item or items in the agenda, the President shall notify the proponent.

ARTICLE 15
MISCELLANEOUS
1. Definitions.
(a) Bylaws as used herein means the Bylaws of the Sellwood-Moreland Improvement League.
(b) Director as used herein means a Director of the Board of Directors of SMILE, and includes an Officer.
(c) Director at large as used herein means a Director who is not an Officer.
2. Fiscal Year. The fiscal year shall be from October 1 of each year through September 30 of the next year.
3. Public Meetings. Records. SMILE shall abide by all Oregon statutes relating to public meetings and public records. Official actions taken by SMILE shall be on record and shall be recorded in the minutes of each meeting.

Introduced and Adopted this 3rd day of April, 2002.


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President


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Secretary


Adopted April 7, 1993; Amended May 4, 1994; March 3, 1999; May 2, 2001; April 3rd, 2002.

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The Sellwood-Moreland Improvement League (S.M.I.L.E.) meets as follows:

GENERAL PUBLIC MEETING
First Wednesday of each month (annual elections in May)
7:30pm

MONTHLY SMILE BOARD MEETING (open to the public)
Third Wednesday of each month
7:30 pm

All meetings are at "S.M.I.L.E. Station"
8210 SE 13th Street, one block south of SE Tacoma, Portland OR 97202, unless otherwise announced.

S.M.I.L.E. Station Director
Lorraine Fyre
PH: 503/234-3570
PH: 503/231-0019
FX: 503/236-8402

Southeast Uplift (Coalition of Southeast Portland neighborhood Associations, and a direct resource to SMILE and its members)
PH: 503/232-0010

Eastmoreland Liason
Tom Brown
PH: 503/234-4389

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SMILE is one of 95 city-recognized geographically-based neighborhood associations, serviced by Portland's "Office of Neighborhood Involvement" and by the neighborhood coalition supported by the city, Southeast Uplift.

Since the city is composed entirely of territories represented by these neighborhood associations, it is presumed that the residents and property owners within a neighborhood association geographical zone are automatically members of the association. But, it is possible that someone living in the SMILE geographical area, defined as Sellwood, Garthwick, and Westmoreland, might not want to be considered a member of SMILE. In that event, we request that anyone so minded notify us in writing, either in person at one of our public meetings (above) or via e-mail (to the e-mail hotlink below), fax, or postal service mail, of this preference. We will undertake to post below in this section any names, with address or e-mail address, so notifying us, so that there will be a public statement of those otherwise qualified as being members of SMILE who do not wish to be so considered. This status may be changed at any time by the person so registered, should circumstances and preferences change. Anyone not so registered, and otherwise qualified to be a member of SMILE, shall be automatically considered to be such, and represented by, and qualified to serve on, its Board.

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