Village Board of Directors
Meeting Minutes:
Subject: Finalize Owner Meeting Mailing and Agenda
Date:
Time:
Location: Village Condo Unit #227
Attendance:
Dave Parot
<dparot@woodscrw.com> -- Village Director
Dana Clark
<DanaC@atlassnowshoe.com> -- Village Director
Joseph Kareivis <silver_fox@comcast.net> -- Village Director
Joe Boylan <jessicaboylan@aol.com> --
Village Property Agent
Kurt Ries
<itele2@yahoo.com> -- Village Director
Purpose:
Prepare,
review, agree and finalize
-Finalize 10/04/05 meeting notification
owners mailing
-Finalize agenda
-Finalize budget
-Director approve Revised bylaws,
declarations and rules and regulations
General Discussion
Items:
Treasure Review:
Revised Bylaw/Declaration/Rules
and Regulation Review:
Owner Mailing:
Action Items:
Assigned to: Dave Parot, Dana Clark, Joe Kareivis and Kurt Ries
Due Date:
Discussion Items:
- Dave has a
contact at the bank and will approach for pursuing a loan.
-Dana and Kurt discussed
on
bank for the reduced All Season loan of $84k and updated finical info by next week
- Dave has a contact at the bank and will approach for guidance and/or pursuing a loan
- It was also agreed, Dana, Joe K and Kurt would explore other loan opportunities with local, out of state and internet
banks.
Action Plan:
-Directors to
reconvene/update by email within 10 days
-Form an action
plan to be voted on at the
Assigned to: Joe Boylan, Dana Clark and Kurt Ries
Due Date:
Discussion Items:
-It was discussed
at length a new Assoc. billing cycle and delinquent interest charging policies
-Billing and delinquent fee policy was agreed upon
Action Plan:
-Joe B and Kurt to document the billing and delinquent fee policy
-For directors to approve
Assigned to: Dave Parot
Due Date:
Discussion Items:
-Dave got
assistance on the cost of his units propane heater through Efficiency Vermont.
-Brought cost of propane heater down from est. $1900 to $700
Action Plan:
Dave to follow up with Efficiency Vermont for assistance with the cost of propane heaters for other unit owners and distribute at owners meeting.
Assigned to: Joe Boylan
Due Date:
Description:
Common comment from owners is the Village Assoc. Fees are too high and we should have the other Assoc. fees on the mountain for comparison.
Discussion Items:
-Joe B recently provide Village Assoc. Fees to Crown Reality
-This should be in the relationship to a 1, 2, 3 or 4 bedroom units
-Should include the following Assoc.
Lobby Desk Inc. (LDI), Wentworth 1 (WW I), Wentworth 2 (WW II), Wentworth 3 (WW III), Courtside 1 (CC I),
Courtside 2 (CC II), Village, Liftline (LL), Sports Club (SC), Bear Run, Lodge Desk Assn. (LCA)
Action Plan:
Joe B to follow up with Crown Realty on the Fees of other
Assoc. on the mountain to be presented at the
Ries Misc. Notes
Brice-
Are there any legal precedence
on Assoc. billing cycle relative to delinquent fees, we could use some
advice? Village Assoc. is proposing to
the owners that pay Assoc. fees monthly be invoiced in arrears and owners that
pay quarterly be invoiced in advanced.
Snippet from revised By laws:
Section 5.03 Collection of
Assessments. The Executive Board, or the Managing Agent at the request of the
Executive Board, shall take prompt action to collect any assessments for Common
Expenses due from any Unit Owner which remain unpaid for more than thirty days
from the due date for payment thereof. Any assessment, or installment thereof,
not paid within five days after due shall accrue a late charge at the rate of
1.5% interest per month on the overdue assessment or installment. The Unit
Owner shall also be liable for and pay to the Association all costs of
collection, including but not limited to reasonable attorney's fees. Any failure of the Executive Board or
Managing Agent to collect such interest or penalty from any Unit Owner shall
not be deemed a waiver of the right to collect such interest or penalty from
other Unit Owners. Thus, the Executive
Board or Managing Agent may, in its, his or her sole discretion, waive
collection of interest or penalties in instances where a Unit Owner is
cooperative in making the overdue payment, and may, in its, his or their sole
discretion choose not to waive such penalties or interest in other instances.
Monthly Billing:
Village board is proposing monthly charges would be in the
arrears and delinquent 5 days after the due date on the invoice and the due
date on the monthly invoice would be the end of the next month being billed.
Example:
Invoice for the month of October
is mailed out November 1st with a due date on the invoice of November 30th.
Proposing that the delinquent date would be five days after November 30th.
Quarterly Billing:
Proposing quarterly
charges would be billed in advanced and delinquent 5 days after of the
due date on the invoice and the due date on the quarterly invoices would be the
end of the first month of the quarter being billed.
Example:
Invoice for the 4th quarter
(April, May, June) is mailed out end of March with a due date on the invoice of
April 30th. Proposing that the delinquent date would be five days after April
30th.
This brought up a concerns with
the board that with the quarterly billing we are charging delinquent fees for a
time period that has not transpired yet,
any legal advice or opinion you could guide us with?
We really do not want to stray
from the norm, but need a policy in place to be consistent and fair to all
involved.
Thx
-Kurt