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How to join INC

INC memberships run January to December.

To join, send us a check for $25 made payable to "INC of Durham."

Please include:

* Your name
* Your mailing address and phone number (and email address if you have one)
* Name of your neighborhood organization
* The date you're mailing your payment
Please indicate whether your check is for a membership renewal or a new membership.

Mail application and fee to:

InterNeighborhood Council
c/o Myers Sugg (Treasurer)
1408 James Street
Durham, NC 27707

Who's eligible to join INC?

Every qualified, identifiable, residential neighborhood lying wholly or in part inside the City of Durham, its extra-territorial jurisdiction, or the County of Durham shall be entitled to send one delegate and one alternate to the Inter-Neighborhood Council.

To be qualified, a neighborhood must meet one of the following conditions:

a. have an ongoing, private, formal, and representative organization from a defined geographic area, composed of at least 40 households and accounting for at least 15% of the households in the area, the purpose of which may not be inconsistent with the purpose of the INC;

or

b. be approved for non-voting provisional membership in the INC while actively working to establish a neighborhood organization as described in (a) of this section.

For information about obtaining a provisional membership, contact INC President Ken Gash.


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	How to join INC INC memberships run January to December. To join, send us a check for $25 made payable to "INC of Durham." Please include: * Your name * Your mailing address and phone number (and email address if you have one) * Name of your neighborhood organization * The date you're mailing your payment Please indicate whether your check is for a membership renewal or a new membership. Mail application and fee to: InterNeighborhood Council c/o Myers Sugg (Treasurer) 1408 James Street Durham, NC 27707

Who's eligible to join INC? Every qualified, identifiable, residential neighborhood lying wholly or in part inside the City of Durham, its extra-territorial jurisdiction, or the County of Durham shall be entitled to send one delegate and one alternate to the Inter-Neighborhood Council. To be qualified, a neighborhood must meet one of the following conditions: a. have an ongoing, private, formal, and representative organization from a defined geographic area, composed of at least 40 households and accounting for at least 15% of the households in the area, the purpose of which may not be inconsistent with the purpose of the INC; or b. be approved for non-voting provisional membership in the INC while actively working to establish a neighborhood organization as described in (a) of this section. For information about obtaining a provisional membership, contact INC President Ken Gash.