The HOA board members are not community management professionals. They are homeowners who volunteer to serve the community. As such, the GCE HOA board members may not have the experience or expertise to manage the community. With work, family, and other personal obligations, the board members also don’t have enough time to take care of every aspect of the community. By establishing HOA committees, the board members can delegate some of the tasks and responsibilities to volunteer homeowners. HOA committees take care of the more basic tasks while board members focus on bigger HOA duties — such as preparing financial reports, taking care of HOA funds, and planning capital improvement projects. With the HOA board and committees working together, the community is able to function properly and seamlessly.