The temperatures are still screaming summer, but the calendar is whispering that fall is near. And for condominium boards and managers, that means it’s time to bring out the fall maintenance checklist to make sure the community’s buildings, operating systems and grounds are ready for the cold weather to come. But buildings and grounds aren’t the only components that require regular maintenance. The associations policies, procedures, rules and business records need to be reviewed periodically, updated and repaired occasionally, as well. We’ve identified what we consider to be the essential components of association governance – the best practices that will help the board avoid unnecessary problems and keep the community functioning smoothly and efficiently throughout the year.Read the article………………………
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