About ELNCA
Run by neighbors, for neighbors
The East Lake Neighbors Community Association is a self-governing, elected, all-volunteer board. Any member in good standing can vote.
How the board works
Elected, staggered, accountable
A Board of Directors made up of 13 residents governs the ELNCA. Each director serves a three-year term, and terms are staggered, so the membership elects four new board members every year.
The membership also elects four officers from among the directors: President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Officers serve one-year terms. Re-election is possible and there are no term limits. Elections follow the ELNCA by-laws.
Monthly meetings
Where East Lake makes decisions
We meet to socialize, discuss issues of general concern and vote on questions that need the neighborhood’s attention. Meetings are on Zoom on the second Monday of the month at 7 pm and run one to two hours.
There is no meeting in June because of summer travel, and in December we trade the meeting for the ELNCA Holiday Party.
Zoning comes through us first
Under City of Atlanta rules, any East Lake resident or business with a zoning issue must present it to the ELNCA before Neighborhood Planning Unit O, the Zoning Review Board and City Council.
The Zoning CommitteeThinking of moving here?
Anyone considering moving into or doing business in the neighborhood is encouraged to attend a meeting. It is the fastest way to meet the people who live here.
Upcoming meetingsBecoming a member in good standing
Pay your $10 annual dues, then sign in at two monthly meetings during the year. That is it, and it gives you a vote.
Join ELNCA