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Old NCSRA By-Laws
Article III – Membership
Section 1. The membership shall consist of individual and club members (hereinafter referred to as "Member" and "Member Club" respectively). A "Club" is defined as a physical facility wherein squash racquets may be played, containing court(s) of regulation size or adjustable for play upon waiver granted by the Board.
a. Individuals residing within the geographical limits of Article III, section 1, b., but not belonging to a Member Club, are eligible to apply for membership if they are Annual or Life Members of USSRA. Such individuals must apply to the Admissions Committee, the same as a club. Upon proof of USSRA membership, approval by the Admissions Committee and payment of dues, the applicant shall immediately become a Member. A Member is entitled to:
- Participate in NCSRA activities to the extent prescribed by the Board, and
- Become an Annual Member, a Life Member, or a Member of such other classes as may be established by the Board.
b. The voting Member Clubs of the Association shall be the clubs where squash racquets is played in the District of Columbia; the Maryland and Virginia counties contiguous to the District of Columbia; Prince William and Loudon counties, Virginia, and Howard county, Maryland, upon admission of such clubs to the NCSRA. A Member Club is entitled to:
- One voting Representative on the Board, as prescribed in Article IV, and
- Sponsor team in the NCSRA League.
Section 2. A Member Club may be suspended or expelled upon at least a two-thirds majority vote of the entire Board, excluding the Representative of the subject Member Club, for refusal to comply with these By-laws or for other good and sufficient cause.
Section 3. A Member or Member Club may resign from the NCSRA at any time. Resignation shall not become effective while such Member or Member Club is financially indebted to the NCSRA.
These By-laws were adopted at Washington, D.C., on April 11, 1994.