THE BY-LAWS OF THE
CITY OF THE SUN FOUNDATION
A Corporation Not for Profit
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On land owned and later donated by Wayne H. and Grace Taylor, the
community now known as the City of the Sun Foundation was founded and
chartered with Wayne H. Taylor as Founder-President.

In accordance with the terms of and under the authority of the non-
profit Charter issued by the State Corporation Commission of the State of
New Mexico on the 4th day of January, 1971, the original By-Laws of the
City of the Sun Foundation were issued by the Board of Trustees of the
Corporation. The following By-Laws, issued in July 1975, constitute a
revision which supercedes previous issues and amendments.

ARTICLE I - NAME

The name of this Corporation shall be CITY OF THE SUN FOUNDATION.

ARTICLE II - PURPOSES

The purposes of this Corporation shall be:

1. To establish a community where the highest principles of brotherly
love and mutual respect for each other's philosophy and ideals is a way of life.

2. For religious, educational, and charitable purposes.

3. Dedicated to helping all peoples, regardless of race or creed.

4. To assist each member in his efforts toward self-unfoldment,
enlightenment, and creative participation in group decisions and activities.

5. To learn and practice methods of living and working in voluntary
cooperation with others in mutual helpfulness, and to fulfill group purposes
and projects, prompted by the spirit of love and guidance from within.

ARTICLE III - ORGANIZATIONAL AUTHORITY

Section 1. Under God and His Emissaries, and serving the Community,
there shall be an elected Board of seven (7) Trustees.

Section 2. In consultation with the membership, the Board of Trustees:

a) Shall conduct all routine business of the Foundation; shall
conduct all other Foundation business upon authorization of the membership
resulting from action taken at Special Membership Meetings. (Examples of
Foundation business requiring membership authorization at Special Membership
Meetings: Purchase, sale, or other disposition of real estate, stocks, bonds
or other securities having a market value of $500.00 or more; improvements
of $500.00 or more; maintenance expenditures of $500.00 or more.)

b) Shall, with the assent of the membership, hold the land, the
purposes and objectives of the Foundation, in perpetual trust.

c) Shall propose amendments to the By-Laws by a majority vote of
the Board and/or by petition of a minimum of 1/10 of the Foundation resident 
membership. All amendments will require 2/3 majority of the membership
for ratification.

d) Shall form, change, or dissolve committees, departments and
other executive groups as the need arises. It shall consider the recommen-
dations of the membership in making appointments and in filling vacancies
for their proper functioning.

e) Shall, after consulting with the membership, make decisions
concerning zoning regulations, street and city planning and management,
the allotment of homesites, and other important matters.

f) Shall at its discretion delegate its authority to any individual
or group to carry out certain specified tasks or projects. However, no one
shall exceed his authority.

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