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2010 Membership Classifications & Investment Schedule
Automotive - $205 + $12/Employee
Bookkeeping & Insurance - $205 + $40 + $12/Employee
Construction & Contractors - $205 + $12/Employee
Banks/Credit Unions - $205 + $22/Million in deposits
Governmental Units & Enterprises - $205 + $12/Employee
Individuals, Service Clubs - $70
Category includes Clergy, Retired, Educators, Farmers and membership-based
Service Clubs
Industry & Manufacturing - $205 + $4/Employee
Category includes Manufacturers, Processors, Wholesalers, & Distributors
Motels - $205 + $8 per room
Non Profit Enterprises - $205 + $12/Employee
Staffed non-profit enterprises that provide services also provided
by the private sector
Professions - $205 + $70/Lic. + $12/Employee
Category Includes: Attorneys, Accountants, Architects, Engineers,
Funeral Homes, Chiropractors, Medical, Dentists
Real Estate & Investment Brokers - $205 + $12/Employee
Agents of Broker Members - $70
Restaurants, Taverns - $205 + $1.50/Seat
Retail Businesses - $205 + $12/Employee
Service Businesses - $205 + $12/Employee
Utilities - $205 + $15/Employee
About Chamber Membership and Dues Investments
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The $205.00 base includes one owner/manager/partner for each business.
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The definition of employees for dues investment calculation purposes is to be Full-time Equivalent employees (based on total number of hours worked by all part-timers, divided by 40.)
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Annual membership investments are for the calendar year; dues investments for members joining after January are pro-rated through December 31.
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In addition to calculated amounts, $15 is added on member applications received from businesses who have not been members during the past 12 months for membership processing.
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Dues investments are payable annually by check, Visa or MasterCard, or monthly by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Semi-annual payments are also allowed with a $4.00 per payment processing fee.
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The investment schedule is subject to change annually should the Board determine that revisions are needed.
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Each member is entitled to one vote in ballot decisions. Company members must designate a voting member, to whom ballots are sent for elections; lacking such a designation, the ballot will be sent to the executive considered the member’s primary decision-maker.
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Corporations may designate officials as “assigned members”, based on one for each $205.00 in dues investments.
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