Inactive Membership. Any Member may apply to Hitters Tennis Club for inactive status for one (and only one) membership year. Application for inactive status must be made prior to August 1 for the following membership year. The Member shall be granted inactive status and have no member privileges for such membership year; provided that: (a) such Member pays a $250.00 fee for the inactive membership year; and (b) the Member shall only be entitled to be an inactive Member one time. Hitters Tennis Club shall not be obligated to accept more than 15 inactive memberships for any one membership year. No annual membership fees shall be payable during the inactive year. An inactive Member may reactivate such Member’s membership at any time during the inactive year by paying all annual membership dues and fees which would have accrued had the Member remained active, less the $250.00 paid by Member as provided above.
Inactive Membership. Any Member may apply to CSM for inactive status for a maximum of one year. Application for inactive status must be made in writing at least thirty (30) days prior to the proposed inactivation date. The Member shall be granted inactive status and have no member privileges for such membership year; provided that (a) such Member pays a $250.00 fee for the inactive membership year; and (b) the Member shall only be entitled to be an inactive Member one time. CSM shall not be obligated to accept more than ten (10) inactive memberships during any one year. No membership dues shall be payable during the inactive year. An inactive Member may reactivate their membership at any time during the inactive year by paying all membership dues which would have accrued had the Member remained active, less the $250.00 paid by Member as provided above. Purchase by CSM. CSM reserves the right to purchase the Member’s membership, at a price equal to the current market value of the Member’s initiation Fee. The Member’s membership shall be deemed terminated with CSM’s payment to the Member, and all annual membership fees shall cease being payable at the time of termination.
Inactive Membership. Enrolled members who shall without good cause absent themselves from the regular worship services of the Church for a period of three consecutive months or more and who cease to contribute of their means to its support, who may be out of harmony with its teachings or its ministries or who shall be under charges for misconduct or who may have fallen under condemnation through sinful or worldly practices shall be considered as inactive members and shall lose their voting privileges until they are restored to the fellowship, their standing to be settled by the definite action of the Church through its elected officers.
Inactive Membership. If an Employer certifies to the Fund that it expects a Member to complete less than 1,000 Hours of Service in the 12 consecutive month period commencing on his Enrollment Date (or any January 1 thereafter), he shall be deemed an "inactive Member." This does not constitute a break in service. During a period of inactive membership (a) Vesting Service shall accrue, (b) Benefit Service shall not accrue, and (c) no contributions may be made by such inactive Member. If it is later determined that such Member has completed, or is expected to complete, at least 1,000 Hours of Service in any such period, then his regular membership shall be restored, and his Benefit Service shall be credited retroactively for such period. Inactive membership shall also be deemed to occur whenever a Member (a) is transferred from regular membership to a class of employees for which the Employer has requested, and the Fund has granted, exclusion pursuant to Article II, or to a non-participating corporation which is a member of a controlled group of corporations of the Employer (within the meaning of Section 1 563(a) of the IRC) or (b) receives no income from an Employer other than commissions and such Employer, which previously included commissions as Salary, elects not to include commissions as Salary under Article I, Section 25 of the Regulations. No benefit other than the refund of the Member's Accumulated Contributions, if any, is payable on account of disability or death incurred during inactive membership, except that if the Member is eligible for early retirement and dies during such period, his Beneficiary shall be entitled to the death benefit which would have been payable under Article IV, Section 3(B) or Article V, Section 4(B), whichever is applicable. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary under the Regulations, if a Member becomes an "inactive Member," he shall be permitted to elect to commence the payment of his Retirement Allowance at any time after his attainment of age 65 while an inactive Member. If an inactive Member has elected to commence the payment of his Retirement Allowance and, subsequent to the commencement of such allowance, the Member returns to active membership status and thus is no longer an inactive Member, such Member may elect to continue to receive his Retirement Allowance or to suspend the payment of his
