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Denise Iger to speak at the CAI Symposium & Expo on June 30, 2016

» Posted April 11, 2016News

Denise Iger will be speaking with a panel of experts at the CAI Symposium & Expo on June 30, 2016 on the topic of sober living homes. The event will be held at the Irvine Marriott. Please see caioc.com for more information.

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Denise Iger Wins Speaker of the Year Award at CAI-OC Awards Dinner

» Posted February 17, 2016News

We are very pleased to announce that Denise Iger was the co-recipient of the Speaker of the Year Award at the 2016 CAI-OC Awards Dinner.

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Chris Bonkowski has been appointed Co-Chair of the CAI Symposium & Expo Committee.

» Posted December 10, 2015News

Chris Bonkowski has been appointed Co-Chair of the CAI Symposium & Expo Committee.  Mr. Bonkowski will also be serving as a member of the CAI OC Legislative Support Committee.

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David Wankel has been nominated for a Chapter Excellence Award for the Los Angeles chapter of CAI

» Posted November 12, 2015Articles, News

David Wankel has been nominated for a Chapter Excellence Award for the Los Angeles chapter of CAI for his article “Assistance Animals Everywhere!” published in the CAI Focus Magazine.  Award Winners will be announced at the Chapter's Awards Dinner on November 14, 2015.

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Changes Required for Annual Reserve Funding Disclosures

» Posted November 12, 2015News

The Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act (“Act”) requires common interest developments to annually distribute a budget report, which includes an Assessment and Reserve Funding Disclosure Summary form (“Form”). The specific format and content for the Form are set forth in the Act. 

Assembly Bill 1516 has resulted in two insignificant changes to the Form. The Form currently in use should be updated for any budget reports sent after January 1, 2016. Specifically, Section (7) of the Form should be altered so that the word “funding” is deleted and replaced with “funded” in the two places it is used.

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