The document summarizes a meeting on November 28, 2007 in Rancho Bernardo, California to discuss wildfire recovery efforts after fires in October 2007. It provides information from representatives of the local community Presbyterian church, United Policyholders insurance advocacy group, California Department of Insurance, and local fire survivors. Topics included insurance claims processes, contractor scams, legal issues, and the importance of community networking groups for support.
Purple Cow provides a comprehensive employee benefits package including group life insurance, group accident insurance, and group health insurance through a medical HMO with optional dental and annual physical exam coverage. The package is designed to provide multiple layers of financial protection for employees including benefits for accidental death, accidental disablement, murder, and assault. Employees benefit from nationwide medical networks, coverage of pre-existing conditions, and various insurance payouts in cases of disability or death.
The document provides guidance for ChaCha guides on how to effectively and efficiently search for answers to customer questions. It recommends reading the full question, going directly to referenced websites to cut search time, comparing multiple options at once using multiple browser tabs, and including extra relevant details to provide better customer service. An example response is given answering the question "Which is cheaper at Gamestop: 'Madden 11' or 'NCAA Football 11'?" by searching Gamestop.com, finding they are the same price but one offers a coupon.
Associated Property Management (APM) has created an Emergency Preparedness Section to their website. With June 1, 2010 being the start of hurricane season APM wants to remind community associations to get ready now, rather than later, when it may be too late.
Associated Property Management (APM) provides full-service property management for over 130 community associations in Palm Beach County, Florida since 1988. They outline their operating philosophy, promises to clients, points of service, and the transition process when taking over management of a new property. The document also provides contact information for APM and lists additional sources of information available on their website and social media platforms.
The monthly meeting checklist outlines tasks to be completed before, during, and after the monthly meeting by the property management company. Key tasks include confirming the agenda and meeting location one week before, posting the meeting notice and agenda 3-4 days before, distributing board member packets with relevant documents, printing additional materials for attending members the day before, and removing notices and finalizing minutes in the days after the meeting.
The document outlines 12 essential items that should be brought to any annual meeting, including meeting notices, proxies, sign-in sheets, minutes from the previous year's meeting, copies of governing documents and financial statements, procedures for elections and meetings, a ballot box, signature cards, officer and committee reports, applicable statutes, and Roberts Rules of Order. Having these 12 items will ensure an association is well prepared for its annual meeting.
The document summarizes a meeting on November 28, 2007 in Rancho Bernardo, California to discuss wildfire recovery efforts after fires in October 2007. It provides information from representatives of the local community Presbyterian church, United Policyholders insurance advocacy group, California Department of Insurance, and local fire survivors. Topics included insurance claims processes, contractor scams, legal issues, and the importance of community networking groups for support.
Purple Cow provides a comprehensive employee benefits package including group life insurance, group accident insurance, and group health insurance through a medical HMO with optional dental and annual physical exam coverage. The package is designed to provide multiple layers of financial protection for employees including benefits for accidental death, accidental disablement, murder, and assault. Employees benefit from nationwide medical networks, coverage of pre-existing conditions, and various insurance payouts in cases of disability or death.
The document provides guidance for ChaCha guides on how to effectively and efficiently search for answers to customer questions. It recommends reading the full question, going directly to referenced websites to cut search time, comparing multiple options at once using multiple browser tabs, and including extra relevant details to provide better customer service. An example response is given answering the question "Which is cheaper at Gamestop: 'Madden 11' or 'NCAA Football 11'?" by searching Gamestop.com, finding they are the same price but one offers a coupon.
Associated Property Management (APM) has created an Emergency Preparedness Section to their website. With June 1, 2010 being the start of hurricane season APM wants to remind community associations to get ready now, rather than later, when it may be too late.
Associated Property Management (APM) provides full-service property management for over 130 community associations in Palm Beach County, Florida since 1988. They outline their operating philosophy, promises to clients, points of service, and the transition process when taking over management of a new property. The document also provides contact information for APM and lists additional sources of information available on their website and social media platforms.
The monthly meeting checklist outlines tasks to be completed before, during, and after the monthly meeting by the property management company. Key tasks include confirming the agenda and meeting location one week before, posting the meeting notice and agenda 3-4 days before, distributing board member packets with relevant documents, printing additional materials for attending members the day before, and removing notices and finalizing minutes in the days after the meeting.
The document outlines 12 essential items that should be brought to any annual meeting, including meeting notices, proxies, sign-in sheets, minutes from the previous year's meeting, copies of governing documents and financial statements, procedures for elections and meetings, a ballot box, signature cards, officer and committee reports, applicable statutes, and Roberts Rules of Order. Having these 12 items will ensure an association is well prepared for its annual meeting.
This document provides a checklist of materials and information that should be available at any annual meeting, including meeting notices, proxies, minutes from the previous year's meeting, recorded documents and amendments, financial statements, new laws or procedures, bank documents, officer and committee reports, materials for recording the meeting, rules of order, and applicable state laws. It also includes spaces to fill in details of the specific annual meeting such as the association name, place, date, and time.
This document outlines the rights and responsibilities of homeowners and community leaders in homeowners associations. For homeowners, key rights include a responsive association, fair treatment, participation in governance, and access to association records. Responsibilities include complying with community rules, maintaining property, paying assessments, and ensuring tenants also comply. For community leaders, rights include expecting homeowners to meet obligations, while responsibilities are to act in the community's best interests, obtain input, welcome new members, and conduct transparent business.
The document discusses different ways for homeowners associations to fund unexpected costs such as those from natural disasters. It recommends that associations establish a line of credit as the best option. A line of credit allows quick access to funds when needed without interest penalties. Other options like special assessments or bank loans take more time and have disadvantages. The document concludes by advising associations to maintain adequate reserves, a strong operating budget, and a line of credit for emergencies.
The document provides information and recommendations for community associations to better prepare for hurricanes and other emergencies. It suggests that associations rethink their preparedness plans, which were shown to be inadequate during the 2004 hurricane season. Associations should budget for emergency funds, storm cleanup costs, and deductibles. They should also hire contractors and have emergency supplies ready to respond quickly after storms. Proper preparation, planning, and saving can help associations deal with the costs of hurricanes and other emergencies.
1) Flooding is common in South Florida during heavy rains and storms due to the large amounts of water overwhelming storm drains and drainage systems, causing water to accumulate in low-lying areas.
2) If there are downed power lines, gas leaks, or water main breaks near your home, call 911 immediately. Do not use open flames or electronics until fumes clear. Have gas appliances relit by professionals.
3) Contact your homeowners or flood insurance agent right away to determine coverage for any flood damage to your home.
An operating guide for community associations outlines essential information for boards of directors and management to efficiently run the association. The guide includes sections on administration, budget/reserves, operations, and other important information. It contains details like banking information, board members, employee contact information, governing documents, insurance policies, service agreements, committee reports, manager's reports, and meeting minutes. Having all "team" members consult the same operating guide ensures they are informed and coordinated in administering, managing, and operating the association.
The document outlines 11 essential elements that should be included in any service contract entered into by a community association to help eliminate common problems. These elements include how contract changes will be handled, points of contact, details of work to be performed, how disputes will be resolved, insurance requirements, responsibilities of parties, work specifications, start and completion dates, termination terms, billing and payment procedures, and warranty coverage. Including these important details can help associations avoid disputes with contractors over service contracts.
The document outlines 11 essential elements that should be included in any service contract entered into by a community association to help eliminate common problems. These elements include how contract changes will be handled, points of contact, details of the work to be performed, how disputes will be resolved, insurance requirements, responsibilities of parties, timing details, termination terms, billing and payment procedures, and warranty information. Including these important elements can help create a fair agreement and avoid disputes between the association and contractors.
Reserve studies help community associations properly budget for future repairs and replacements by identifying major common area components, estimating their remaining useful lives and replacement costs, and calculating the necessary annual contributions to fund projected expenses. A professional reserve study considers factors like building materials, labor costs, and inflation to provide accurate cost estimates. It determines if associations are fully funded or have deficits, allowing boards to adjust budgets and prevent potential special assessments. Well-run associations with professionally conducted reserve studies can demonstrate financial stability to residents and buyers.
The document discusses collections procedures for unpaid maintenance assessments by community associations. It outlines that associations must establish rules for billing and collecting assessments. The rules should specify due dates, late fees, and procedures for sending delinquent accounts to attorneys or beginning foreclosure. Associations must consistently follow the established collection procedures to have an effective process for collecting past due funds and ensuring budgets can be funded. Owners should be informed of the collection procedures.
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The wide streets of this 82.000 square meter development conveniently face the main boulevard in a prime Beyoglu location. “Piyalepaşa İstanbul” stands out as the only project designed to offer a neighborhood lifestyle, complete with its grocers, bagel sellers and greengrocer. Piyalepasa Istanbul has all the values to make it an authentic neighborhood, our very own community.
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“Piyalepaşa İstanbul” is a “mixed-use” concept containing all the elements for a vibrant social life with houses, residences, offices, hotels and high street shopping.
“Piyalepaşa İstanbul” will take the liveliness of Istanbul into its heart. The elegant sparkle of Nisantasi, the young and colorful Besiktas, the variety and multicultural heritage of Istiklal Street will all be contained within the streets of this neighborhood.
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This document provides a checklist of materials and information that should be available at any annual meeting, including meeting notices, proxies, minutes from the previous year's meeting, recorded documents and amendments, financial statements, new laws or procedures, bank documents, officer and committee reports, materials for recording the meeting, rules of order, and applicable state laws. It also includes spaces to fill in details of the specific annual meeting such as the association name, place, date, and time.
This document outlines the rights and responsibilities of homeowners and community leaders in homeowners associations. For homeowners, key rights include a responsive association, fair treatment, participation in governance, and access to association records. Responsibilities include complying with community rules, maintaining property, paying assessments, and ensuring tenants also comply. For community leaders, rights include expecting homeowners to meet obligations, while responsibilities are to act in the community's best interests, obtain input, welcome new members, and conduct transparent business.
The document discusses different ways for homeowners associations to fund unexpected costs such as those from natural disasters. It recommends that associations establish a line of credit as the best option. A line of credit allows quick access to funds when needed without interest penalties. Other options like special assessments or bank loans take more time and have disadvantages. The document concludes by advising associations to maintain adequate reserves, a strong operating budget, and a line of credit for emergencies.
The document provides information and recommendations for community associations to better prepare for hurricanes and other emergencies. It suggests that associations rethink their preparedness plans, which were shown to be inadequate during the 2004 hurricane season. Associations should budget for emergency funds, storm cleanup costs, and deductibles. They should also hire contractors and have emergency supplies ready to respond quickly after storms. Proper preparation, planning, and saving can help associations deal with the costs of hurricanes and other emergencies.
1) Flooding is common in South Florida during heavy rains and storms due to the large amounts of water overwhelming storm drains and drainage systems, causing water to accumulate in low-lying areas.
2) If there are downed power lines, gas leaks, or water main breaks near your home, call 911 immediately. Do not use open flames or electronics until fumes clear. Have gas appliances relit by professionals.
3) Contact your homeowners or flood insurance agent right away to determine coverage for any flood damage to your home.
An operating guide for community associations outlines essential information for boards of directors and management to efficiently run the association. The guide includes sections on administration, budget/reserves, operations, and other important information. It contains details like banking information, board members, employee contact information, governing documents, insurance policies, service agreements, committee reports, manager's reports, and meeting minutes. Having all "team" members consult the same operating guide ensures they are informed and coordinated in administering, managing, and operating the association.
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The document outlines 11 essential elements that should be included in any service contract entered into by a community association to help eliminate common problems. These elements include how contract changes will be handled, points of contact, details of the work to be performed, how disputes will be resolved, insurance requirements, responsibilities of parties, timing details, termination terms, billing and payment procedures, and warranty information. Including these important elements can help create a fair agreement and avoid disputes between the association and contractors.
Reserve studies help community associations properly budget for future repairs and replacements by identifying major common area components, estimating their remaining useful lives and replacement costs, and calculating the necessary annual contributions to fund projected expenses. A professional reserve study considers factors like building materials, labor costs, and inflation to provide accurate cost estimates. It determines if associations are fully funded or have deficits, allowing boards to adjust budgets and prevent potential special assessments. Well-run associations with professionally conducted reserve studies can demonstrate financial stability to residents and buyers.
The document discusses collections procedures for unpaid maintenance assessments by community associations. It outlines that associations must establish rules for billing and collecting assessments. The rules should specify due dates, late fees, and procedures for sending delinquent accounts to attorneys or beginning foreclosure. Associations must consistently follow the established collection procedures to have an effective process for collecting past due funds and ensuring budgets can be funded. Owners should be informed of the collection procedures.
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The good old days of the Piyalepasa neighborhood are being brought back to life with Piyalepasa Istanbul houses, residences, offices, hotels and a pedestrianized shopping avenue.
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“Piyalepaşa İstanbul” will take the liveliness of Istanbul into its heart. The elegant sparkle of Nisantasi, the young and colorful Besiktas, the variety and multicultural heritage of Istiklal Street will all be contained within the streets of this neighborhood.
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“Piyalepaşa İstanbul” is the new attraction of this splendid city.
TO BE AT THE CENTER OF ISTANBUL… THIS IS REAL LUXURY!
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1. INSPECTION OF RECORDS PROCEDURES
By Associated Property Management
At some point-in-time, a community association will receive a request to inspect and/or produce
records of the operations and management of the association. The Condominium Act (Chapter
718), Cooperative Act (Chapter 719) and the Homeowners Association Act (Chapter 720) all
provide for and instruct the association how to allow owners to inspect official records of the
association. In all three cases, the statutes define what constitutes the official records of the
association. The statutes provide detailed lists of the records that should be retained by the
association and made available for owners and their authorized representatives to inspect and
copy.
The Condominium and Cooperative Acts certain legal records, legal opinions, rental and resale
approval information and medical records of unit owners are exempt from inspection by unit
owners.
These official records are open for inspection at all reasonable times for any association member
and or their authorized representative. The right to inspect also allows the member to make or
obtain copies of the records at a reasonable expense as well. The association is allowed to make
reasonable rules concerning the frequency, time, location, manner of inspection and copying.
These rules would help prevent a unit owner from unreasonably frequent requests to see and
inspect records. An association would be wise to consult with their association’s attorney for
guidance in these manners and to provide help in determining what rules would be reasonable.
In addition to the above, the association is also allowed to impose reasonable fees and costs for
providing copies of the official records, including the costs of copying. The association is also
required to maintain an adequate number of copies of the recorded governing documents, in
order to ensure their availability to members of the association and any prospective members.
The association may charge for the actual costs of reproducing these copies. In addition to
providing the recorded documents, Condominiums and Cooperatives also should have the
articles of incorporation, bylaws, rules, all amendments and question and answer sheets. Real
estate brokers are now required to provide the association’s last year-end financial statement to
their buyers. Therefore, it would also be wise to have copies of these available as well.
According to these statutes, the records must be made available within ten (10) days after receipt
of written request by a unit owner and or their authorized representative. Failure to provide
access to the records within ten (10) business days after receipt of the request will allow an
owner to actual damages or minimum damages for their failure to comply with this section.
Minimum damages are $50.00 per calendar day, up to ten (10) days and can be calculated as of
the 11th business day after receipt of the written request.
2. Associations are required to provide for access to the association’s records, but they should enact
reasonable rules to help control the process and flow of written information from the association
to the unit owner who requests detailed records.
It would be wise for an association to enact these rules and regulations now concerning
inspection and copying of records in order to avoid any problems in the future. Review these
procedures with your association attorney.
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