2020 Condominium Association Case Study
2020 Lofts Condominium Association
Annual Meeting Minutes
July 27, 2011
The 2020 Lofts Condominium Association Board of Directors and membership held the annual meeting in the Community Room, 2020 12th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., on Wednesday July 27, 2011. Board President Cliff Burns presided.
The following members of the Board of Directors were present:
Cliff Burns, President Tom Buerger, Director at Large
Alicia Morris, Treasurer Mike Waxer, Director at Large
Brad Howard, Director at Large
Also present was:
David Coyle, Community Manager, Legum and Norman, Inc.
Elgin Tyson, Property Manager, Legum and Norman, Inc.
Yanina Romova-Pineda Administrative Assistant, Legum and Norman, Inc.
CALL TO ORDER
Board President, …show more content…
Mr. Burns said “it has to go through Ms. Morris”. A tenant asked….how many members are on the committee. Answer 5. The tenants were concerned about the cost of the Condo fees increasing. Ms Morris explained that the cost of the fees have increased due to the fixtures in the building. Within the past few years $46000.00 has been spent on repairs we have had heat and water issues as well as other problems that had to be
addressed to such as: problems with the sump pump. Several Contractors have a set schedule to maintenance the entire building once a month and or once a week. We had a vandalizing issue and had to install a fence (on the rooftop) to prevent anyone from climbing to the very top of the roof and install a lock. The cost for this was $9000.00. Our garage door needs to have a few repairs done; we have managed to locate a company who can do the repairs at a reasonable price.
Ms. Morris mentioned that last year, we installed a natural gas line and we have a landscaping company that has a contract with us. Mr. Buerger handles the landscaping. Suggestion to everyone……we all need to take better care of our building. Mr. Buerger is trying to get a roof top committee to help with organization of the roof. Money was spent on office equipment for the business center. Keys for the computer equipment are kept at the front
Annual Meeting Minutes
July 27, 2011
The 2020 Lofts Condominium Association Board of Directors and membership held the annual meeting in the Community Room, 2020 12th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., on Wednesday July 27, 2011. Board President Cliff Burns presided.
The following members of the Board of Directors were present:
Cliff Burns, President Tom Buerger, Director at Large
Alicia Morris, Treasurer Mike Waxer, Director at Large
Brad Howard, Director at Large
Also present was:
David Coyle, Community Manager, Legum and Norman, Inc.
Elgin Tyson, Property Manager, Legum and Norman, Inc.
Yanina Romova-Pineda Administrative Assistant, Legum and Norman, Inc.
CALL TO ORDER
Board President, …show more content…
Mr. Burns said “it has to go through Ms. Morris”. A tenant asked….how many members are on the committee. Answer 5. The tenants were concerned about the cost of the Condo fees increasing. Ms Morris explained that the cost of the fees have increased due to the fixtures in the building. Within the past few years $46000.00 has been spent on repairs we have had heat and water issues as well as other problems that had to be
addressed to such as: problems with the sump pump. Several Contractors have a set schedule to maintenance the entire building once a month and or once a week. We had a vandalizing issue and had to install a fence (on the rooftop) to prevent anyone from climbing to the very top of the roof and install a lock. The cost for this was $9000.00. Our garage door needs to have a few repairs done; we have managed to locate a company who can do the repairs at a reasonable price.
Ms. Morris mentioned that last year, we installed a natural gas line and we have a landscaping company that has a contract with us. Mr. Buerger handles the landscaping. Suggestion to everyone……we all need to take better care of our building. Mr. Buerger is trying to get a roof top committee to help with organization of the roof. Money was spent on office equipment for the business center. Keys for the computer equipment are kept at the front