INNER
HARBOR VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM
ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL MEETING
JUNE 26, 2011
Dan Quail, President, called the meeting to order. It was determined that the meeting had a quorum. Dan welcomed new homeowners Margaret and Peter Reynard, 21A Keel Way. He introduced Board members Gregg Hupp, Greg Lucas, and Ruth Seaberg, and thanked departing member Marianne Barber for her outstanding service as Treasurer. He also introduced Dan Lanksbury, our Property Manager, and thanked him for the superb job he has done for us the past three years.
Dan explained the Annual meeting agenda and noted that the Special Assessment meeting would take place after the conclusion of the Annual Meeting. Counting of ballots will take place at the end of the Special Assessment meeting.
Dan thanked the following homeowners for their contributions to the community:
Donna LeFrere – internal audit; Bev Rothenborg, social activities; Doug Barber, many contributions and good advice; Michael Baroumes, board consultant and pond maintenance; Greg Lucas, volunteer building maintenance; Pegi Graham, insurance coordinator; Bob Graham, audio visual. He also thanked Debbie Lanksbury, who works with her husband in accounting and other areas of property management.
A motion was made by Bob Force and seconded by Frosty Foust to approve the minutes of the 2010 annual meeting.
Landscape Report – Dan Lanksbury
Most
normal landscape activities were completed on schedule although some weeding was
delayed due to a wet spring. Winter damaged shrubs were replaced.
Pond
maintenance continued, with pipes added to keep
water level low.
Beavers appear to be gone.
Major failure in irrigation required pipe
replacement and repairs.
Landscape expenses were under budget for the year.
Maintenance Activities –
Dan Lanksbury
Small job repairs:
Trim replacement and painting at six buildings;
dryer vent project cleaned 15 vents; gutter leaks
repaired at two buildings; leaks repaired at two storage areas.
Blacktop repairs were completed on all roads. One driveway and one courtyard were replaced. Roofs were cleaned at three buildings. Gutters were cleaned and windows washed. Two sets of entryway stairs were cleaned and one painted. Gutter flashing completed on two buildings. Wall replacement and repairs done on three buildings. Attic inspections performed on all buildings. Major structural damage found on one building due to ground water. Three chimneys were repaired because of faulty chimney caps, One building was fully painted and one partially painted. Eleven mailbox kiosks were refurbished, repaired and new roofs were installed.
Much repair work was done on Building 10 due to faulty construction which caused defects not previously discovered. As a result we have encountered large unexpected expenses. This issue will be explored in detail at the special assessment meeting.
Financial Report – Dan
Quail
Dan Quail reviewed our 2010-11 financial report. Checking account balance on June 30, 2011 was $l,50l. Reserve account balance was $13,303 after withdrawal of $80,000 for extraordinary expenses.
Budget Progress Report
Report for 12 months ending June 30, 1011 shows all dues have been paid. We are $110,000 above budget because of unexpected repairs. Reserve expenses are $7, 831 over budget due to necessary painting. Total unanticipated expenses were $117,511.
Proposed Budget
The proposed budget is based
on the passage of
the special assessment which is
$5,000 per unit in fiscal year 2012/13, $2,500 per
unit in FY 2013/14 and $2,500 in FY 2014/15.
Income after reserve contribution
- $345,766.
Expenses
Total operating expenses $115,854
Cost of completing existing
work on Bldg 10 4,000
Cost of essential repairs to Bldg. 4 42,000
Cost of essential repairs to Bldg. 8 38,000
Contingencies for Bldgs. 4 & 8 38,562
Restore funds taken from operating
for extraordinary expense 11,850
Repay reserve fund 80,000
Repay outside personal loan 15,500
Total expenses 345,766
Reserve Study Update
Changes in the law effective January 1, 2012 will necessitate changes to our Reserve Study. New reserve components will be added to the Reserve Study, funding to be determined. Association Reserves will conduct an on-site review of our Reserve Study this summer.
Dan showed a chart summarizing our projected reserve balances
for the years 2010 through 2021.
Internal Audit
Donna LeFrere has completed the audit of our financial activity for Inner Harbor for the year ending 6/30/2010 with favorable results. Financial statements, bank reconciliations and bank statements are in agreement. Marianne Barber was thanked for her work providing support for all expenditures and receipts.
Details of all financial reports are available to homeowners
upon request.
Election of
Directors
The following slate of directors was presented to the membership:
Dan Quail, Gregg Hupp, Greg Lucas, Michael Baroumes, Ruth Seaberg.
There were no nominations from the floor.
A motion was made and passed that the above be unanimously elected to be the Board of Directors of the Inner Harbor Village Condominium Association.
After a question and answer session, a brief recess was announced before the start of the Special Assessment meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
Ruth Seaberg, Secretary