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Seaside at Fisher Island Transition Report Wk Ending 3.14.21

Published by thali.arias, 2021-03-16 05:45:51

Description: Transition Report of Seaside at Fisher Island Condominium Association, Inc.

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PR​ OPERTY​ M​ANAGEMENT​ T​RANSITION     R​EPORT        DA​ TE​ MA​ RCH​ ​12th, 2021      D​ISTRIBUTED​ T​ O​ BO​ ARD​ ​OF​ D​IRECTORS  Jennifer Stevens President  Norman S. Drubner Treasurer  Omaida Rua Secretary  VIA EMAIL DATED MARCH 15TH, 2021     P​RESENTED​ BY​ ​:  Thalita Arias, LCAM CMCA    Page 1 of 7 

F​INANCIAL​ R​ELATED​ M​ATTERS    01.Held  two  (2)  meetings  with  CPA  and  auditing  firm,  Charles  KrBlick  P.A.,  in  specific,  Marilyn  Campbell,  who  expressed  her  concerns  about  the  pending  completion  of  the  2019  Financial  Report.  The  below  listed  discussion  ‘inquiries’  are  the  same  ones  submitted  by  Mrs.  Campbell  to  Mr.  Winkle  in  2020  in  order  to conduct the and oblige  with the statutory financial reporting requirement.  Because answers were not provided  to CPA Firm 2019 and consequently 2020 have not been finalized or filed with the state.  Please review points listed by CPA firm and our notes, if any.      NOTE:  We  are  hopeful  that  once  we  receive  ​ALL  of  the Association’s files from  AKAM  we  will  be  able  to  answer  most,  if  not  all,  of  these  questions  and/or  concerns from the CPA Auditor.   UPDATE:  As  of  3/14/21  AKAM  has  failed  to  provide  most  of  the  Association  documents as requested by us, Prime Qi — in such cases it is standard to engage  the  General  Council  to  defend the Association’s legal rights and ensure its ‘fair  due process’.      A. CPA:  Deposit  documentation  for  the  following  transactions:   Unit  19237  dated  2/7/2020 $9,004.01 and Unit 19153 dated 10/22/2019 $5,004.43.    B. CPA:  ​The agreement with Oceanside for parking spaces provided is for 2020-21,  please provide the agreement in effect for 2019-20.   UPDATE:  As of 3/14/21 we have yet to find any agreement on file at the office.  Furthermore, the few files submitted by AKAM did not include these agreements  either.      C. CPA:  A​ ll  reserve  assessments  are  posted  to  ‘pooled’  reserves,  however,  the  budget allocates the assessments to the components. If the Board has elected to  move  to  pooled  reserves,  please  provide  a  copy  of  the  minutes  where  this  was  approved. UPDATE:  As of 3/14/21 we have not been able to identify or locate any minutes  that  confirm  the  above  statement.  B​ OARD:  Please advise if this was in fact a  decision made by the Board of Directors.      Page 2 of 7 

D. CPA:  ​Legal  Complaint  filed  against  Association  relating  to  the  unpaid  shared  pool  repair  expenses.  CPA  firm has received partial records from AKAM and no  information relating to this matter was included. UPDATE:​ There are no updates to report at this time regarding this item.    E. CPA:  M​ iami-Dade  fire  citation  for  deficiencies  in  the  fire  safety  system.  Partial  records were received from AKAM and no information related to this matter was  included. UPDATE:  There  are  no  updates  to  report  at  this  time  regarding  this  item,  however, Management will inquire with Fire Marshalls regarding the same on  Monday, March 15th.     F. CPA:  T​ here  is  a  transfer  between  reserve  components  transferring  funds  from  the  common  area  to  A/C  tower  and  Mechanical/Electrical.  Please  provide  the  documentation for this transfer and the appropriate approvals.   UPDATE:  As  of  3/14/21  no  reference  to  the above is mentioned in the Minute  Book.   BOARD:  Please  advise  if  this  was  an  approved  decision  made  by  the  Board of Directors.      G. CPA:  ​It looks like a golf cart was purchased during the year, per the notes to the  financial  statements  the  Association’s  policy  is  to  capitalize  tangible  personal  property. Please confirm.   UPDATE:  B​ oard,  Please  advise  if  this  was  an  approved  decision  made  by  the  Board of Directors.      H. CPA:  ​We  have  received  a  response  from  one  of  the  Association’s  attorneys  (Martin  &  Martin)  that listed three matters that I would like to discuss the status  of  to  determine  if  they  require  either  adjustment  to  the  financial  statements  or  disclosure in the notes. a. Claim from ThyssenKrupp for final payment on elevator project.   Update Regarding Elevator:  On March 10th Management and Mr. Lenin Santos  met  with  Defense’s  Inspector,  Kevin  Yombor,  to  physically  inspect  all  four  (4)  elevators. *​ O​ ther elevator updates and/or Information are listed in the Legal section.  Page 3 of 7 

AS​ SOCIATION​ O​PERATIONS​ | MA​ TTERS      ME​ ETINGS & IMPORTANT DATES:  I. The  Board  of  Directors  held  a  duly  noticed  meeting  on  March  4th,  2021.  Minutes have  been drafted to be presented at the next Board meeting.  II. The First Notice of the Annual Meeting and Election of the Board of Directors was mailed  out  in  accordance  with  statutory  requirements.  Affidavit of Mailing has been filed in the  Association’s record and will be uploaded to the website.    UPDATE:  Annual  Meeting  has  been  scheduled  for  May  4th,  2021  at  10:00am  at the  location of 19200 Fisher Island Drive; the meeting will also be streamed live for Seaside  Membership virtual viewing pleasure.     PE​ NDING BOARD ACTION ITEMS:  02.Temporary checks have been provided by Bank United; however, Capital One Bank  access is not yet confirmed. Board assistance might be needed.      CO​ RRESPONDENCE   03.Eblast communication:  A. Welcome Introduction Communication from Prime Qi was emailed on the week of  March 8th.  B. First Notice of Annual Meeting and Election for Board of Directors was mailed on  March 2nd. Emailed version was sent to Owners on March 10th.      UNIT SALES   04. The sale of Unit No. 19151 was unanimously a​ pproved​ by the Board of Directors.  ➢ Board’s decision will be ratified at the next board meeting. - P​ ENDING  RATIFICATION.     05. The sale of Unit No. 19123 was unanimously a​ pproved​ by the Board of Directors.  ➢ Board’s decision will be ratified at the next board meeting. - P​ ENDING RATIFICATION.    06. Approval of Sale of Unit No. 19227 is being requested from the Board of Directors.  Package will be emailed to the Board of Directors. - P​ ENDING APPROVAL FROM BOD.    Page 4 of 7 

  UNIT LEASES   07. The Lease of Unit No. 19143 for a total of 30 days, was unanimously ​approved​ by the  Board of Directors.    08. The Lease of Unit No. 19251 for a total of 90 days, was unanimously ​approved​ by the  Board of Directors.    AR​ CHITECTURAL MODIFICATIONS | APPROVAL & UPDATES  None at this time.    I​NCIDENTS & COMMUNITY MATTERS   None at this time.    LE​ GAL  1. Engagement  agreement  sent  to  Mr.  Michael  Bender  to  retain  his  services  relating  to  General Council representation.  Teleconference held to go over issues which might and  can become potentially problematic for the Association.      2. Slip  &  fall incident assigned to the association insurance carrier. An update is promised  to be delivered to the board within the next couple of weeks.     3. ThyssenKrupp demand for payment matter remains unresolved; updates are as follows:    a. Held  telephone  conference  call  with  Mike  Loeffler  from  VDS  Elevators  to  discuss  details of the completion of the modernization and report.    4. Contacted  ThyssenKrupp  Elevators  and  spoke  with  Island  Representative,  Gianni  Achoy, she is scheduled to be onsite to meet with Management on ​Monday, March 15th,  2021.  While  onsite  Vendor  will  perform  the  regular  maintenance  on  all  four  (4)  elevators and adjustments to some of the current issues.    5. Met  onsite  the  Insurance  Defense  counsel,  Mr.  Kevin  Yombor.  Due  to  the  inflated  amount  owed  to  ThyssenKrupp,  the  inquiry  was made regarding a payment plan with  the Vendor in the event the Association DOES NOT hold a special assessment.  Page 5 of 7 

6. ThyssenKrupp  will  provide  Association  access  to  their  service  portal  which  gives  accessibility for Association to view reports, make services calls, and other features not  yet reviewed by Prime Qi.    7. Held  telephone  conference  call  with  Bob  Martin  regarding  ThyssenKrupp  Elevators  Complaint and demand for payment.  No update or new information was offered at this  time from Council.     8. Association’s  legal  team,  to  include  the  insurance  representatives,  affirms  that  in  the  event AKAM, and representatives, felt strongly about withhold payments to Vendor due  to  the  continuous  malfunctions,  a  detailed  report  of  breakdowns  should  exist  and  provided to Vendor.   UPDATE:  As of 3/15/21 there is absolutely nothing in relation to the legal Complaint,  elevator modernization and/or communications relating to the same.     Management Thoughts:  Re-engagement  of  Mr.  Loeffler’s  professional  services  is  encouraged  in  order to  re-inspect, re-analyze, and restructure the plan to finalization once and for all the  modernization’s contractual scope of work.        FACILITIES MANAGEMENT      AC​ COUNTS RECEIVABLES  FICA  contacted  the  Association  to  advise  us  of  the  outstanding  unpaid  balance,  invoices  included  are  from  December,  January  and  February.  Outstanding  amount  is  in  excess  of  $22,000.00  as  of  February  28th, 2021.  This amount does not include any of the landscaping  extras and beautification which are also pending payment.        W​ORK ORDERS  Miami-Dade  Fire/Life  Safety  Violation  assessed  to  the  Association,  which  Management  just  became  purview  to  on  3/12/21  by  sheer  coincidence.  On  3/15/21  Management  was  able  to  find  out  further  Page 6 of 7 

information  on  who  and how to locate the assigned Fire Marshal Inspector.  Emailed sent to Inspector  Anthony Perez and is pending a response.   ➢ Additionally,  the  2019  and  2020  Fire  Safety  Annual  Inspections  have  not  been  completed and also in current violation.  Received a price from OMBS to perform services  but waiting on Metro Dade’s estimate so we may present to the Board for a decision.        PR​ EVENTIVE MAINTENANCE & SUMMARY  Strong  Services  assessed  the  cooling  towers'  deteriorated  condition.  It  was  confirmed  that  neither cooling towers preventive maintenance nor appropriate water treatment has been done  in over 3 years with Maintenance Supervisor Lenin Santos. Management will be obtaining bids  for the service and present to the board for approval.  Please see the report ​HERE.​       CA​ PITAL IMPROVEMENTS  Preliminary Action Plan of all pending and future projects will be presented by Friday, March,  19th, 2021.      Thank you for your time.    Prime Qi Team!  Page 7 of 7 


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