2010 Season

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Ocean Park Association Membership

Members of the Association are individuals who have applied for and been accepted into membership by the Directors. You do not have to be an Ocean Park property owner to be a member. The members are those who have paid their dues ($100 per person per year) for the previous year, thereby becoming eligible to hold office, serve on committees and vote. We urge all who have an interest in Ocean Park, who have not already done so, to join the Association and work to preserve and protect the community.

In 1995, a new category of membership - Youth Members - was created. A young person between the ages of 14 and 21 may become a member of the Association. Youth applications are available at the Ocean Park Association office or by writing: OPA Youth Membership, PO Box 7296, Ocean Park, ME 04063-7296.

Join the Ocean Park Association

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Your membership matters! Ocean Park is a special place, and we rely on the support, efforts, and ideas of our members to preserve this community. Membership is open to all who are in sympathy with the purpose of the Ocean Park Association. After reading the information provided below, fill out and submit the membership application to apply for membership.

The Ocean Park Association Mission Statement

The purpose of the Ocean Park Association is to affirm the traditions and spiritual heritage of which we are heirs, through a summer assembly program where Christian worship, principles and ideals are at the focus; where diversity is celebrated and the dignity of all is embraced and respected; where the natural beauty of our seaside resort is conserved and enhanced; and where programs centered on religion, education, recreation and culture provide opportunities for individual growth and family enrichment.

From the OPA By-Laws Adopted January 24, 1881

The Purpose of the Association has been and shall be:

  • 1. To establish a place of resort and residence for holding religious, educational and other meetings, and associated supportive activities, and
  • 2. To maintain a religious and cultural heritage, and
  • 3. To engage in any other acts that a non-profit corporation may legally do.

The following is a brief description of the Ocean Park Association Standing Committees. Please indicate on your application a committee you would be interested in working with:
   

Administration/Finance:

Oversees Association finances and administration.
Development:

Is responsible for growth of the financial resources of the Association.

Membership
(Sub-Committee):

Is responsible for growth of the human resources of the Association.

Education:

Develops and coordinates educational programs of the Association.

Library
(Sub-Committee):

Oversees operation of the Memorial Library.
Historical Preservation:
 Maintains the archives and the historical record of the Association.

Leadership/Nominating:

Recruits candidates for Association officers, directors, and standing committees’ members.

Property:

Oversees Association buildings and grounds.

Conservation & Ecology:
Sub-Committee

Coordinate the environmental concerns of the Association.

Recreation:

Develops and coordinates recreational programs of the Association, including youth programs and the Agnes L. Park Recreation Building.

Tennis
Sub-Committee:

Oversees operation of the tennis courts.

Religious & Cultural:

Develops and coordinates religious and cultural programs of the Association.

 

 

 

 

 

Updated: July 6, 2010