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Wilma 2005 – The 18 th Hole At Inverrary. Fiduciary Responsibility The Board of Directors has a fiduciary responsibility: to protect, preserve and enhance.

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1 Wilma 2005 – The 18 th Hole At Inverrary

2 Fiduciary Responsibility The Board of Directors has a fiduciary responsibility: to protect, preserve and enhance both the physical assets of the association and the quality of life of the residents.

3 Wilma 2005 Clean-up/Restoration Costs

4 Reserve Funds Zero Voted out by the members every year since 1997/1998 Assessments Assessments are required to compensate for the lack of reserves

5 Insured vs. Uninsured Costs Insured costs may include: Roofs Mansards Air conditioning racks and wiring Common doors Uninsured costs may include: Awnings Fencing Landscaping Lighting Trees

6 Insurance Policy Total value of policy is in excess of $22 Million Deductible is $447,987

7 Insured Items Roofs Clean-up & install emergency roofs on buildings A & B Flat-top and Mansards Buildings A & B Buildings C & D pending further investigation Air Conditioner Racks & Electrical Wiring Building A: new roof requires that all racks be brought up to new building code Building B: some racks need to be replaced Mansard Wall Building D – structural damage Must be secured, demolished and re-built

8 Insured Items – Page 2 Roofs: Estimated costs to date: $ 587,285 Excludes engineering costs that will be billed as work progresses

9 Insured Items – Page 3 Common Areas Doors, garbage rooms, lighting, elevators, railings Estimated costs to date $12,685

10 Uninsured Items Assets include: Awnings Fallen trees (clean up and removal) Gate & Fence Landscaping Lamp Posts (parking, tennis/handball courts) Pool area (fence) Signage Estimated costs to date: $280,923

11 Uninsured Items – Page 2 Replacement work precipitated by the hurricane damages: Carpets & Lobbies Estimated costs to date: $295,000

12 Summary of Costs to Date* Insurance deductible: $448,000 ($1,932/unit) Insured & Uninsured costs: $727,568 ($3,135/unit) Total $1,175,568 ($5,067/ unit) * Excludes engineering costs yet to be determined

13 Paying for Wilma Initial Preliminary Assessment: To be voted on November 30 th, 2005 $580,000 ($2,500 per unit) $447,987 insurance deductible $132,013 uninsurable items Payment due immediately Future Assessments To be determined as work progresses or once the adjusters assessment is presented to the Board Total of all assessments could exceed $5,000

14 Individual Units Certain damages caused by Hurricane Wilma will be the responsibility of the Association. These include and may not be limited to: Broken glass Damaged/missing window frames Damaged/cracked walls and ceilings Damaged window/terrace screens Damaged doors/frames Damaged walls A form is available for you to complete and submit to the Association for review by the adjuster Receipts for costs already incurred by individual unit owners should be submitted with this form for future reimbursement.

15 FEMA & Other Venues of Assistance Little assistance is available Will help pay to remove debris from the parking area Represents a very small portion of our total costs The Association will file to recover permissible expenses

16 Fiduciary Responsibility The Board of Directors has a fiduciary responsibility: to protect, preserve and enhance both the physical assets of the association and the quality of life of the residents.


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