Meeting Minutes - Dec. 19, 2001
MUSEUM PARC
RESIDENTIAL ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES
Date/Time: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 @ 7:00 p.m.
Location:
730 Harrison Street Fifth Floor Conference Room
San Francisco, California
Attendees: Jim Bourgart, Vice President
Neil Rains, Secretary
Len Almalech, Member at Large
Bryan Wilson, Guest-Enterprise Rent-a-Car Representative
Thereasa Bartusch, Guest-Enterprise-Rent-a-Car Representative
Michael Alfaro, Property Manager
I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
12.19.1a A motion was made and carried to approve the October
minutes.
II. HOMEOWNER VIOLATION HEARINGS & ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR
PRESENTATION:
12.19.2a Violation Hearing-Unit909-Per the notice of violation
that was issued to unit 909, a
hearing was scheduled for December 19, 2001 to discuss the interpretation
of the
associations governing documents pertaining to the established Pet
Policy. The
unit owner contacted management prior to the meeting to request
that the hearing be
rescheduled for the next board meeting due to a scheduling conflict.
A motion was
made and carried by the Board members to reschedule the hearing
to January 23,
2002.
12.19.2a Enterprise Rent-a-Car Presentation-Brian Wilson and Thereasa
Bartusch presented information on a proposed plan to establish a
program and guidelines for the association to participate in an
after-hours automobile drop-off program for Enterprise patrons.
In summary the proposal submitted by Enterprise consists of establishing
an agreement between Enterprise and the association, which will
compensate the association for accepting delivery of rented vehicles
form Enterprise patrons between 6:00 P.M. and 11:00P.M. on weekdays,
1:00 P.M. and 6:00 P.M. on Saturdays and 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
on Sundays. It should be noted that the aforementioned time schedules
are consistent with the hours of garage operation. In accordance
with the proposed plan, a Museum Parc security guard will accept
delivery of a vehicle and keys and the Enterprise patron will sign
a standardized vehicle delivery form provided by Enterprise. Enterprise
agreed that the association would not burden any responsibility
for inspecting the condition of the vehicle or damages that may
have occurred to the vehicle. Due to a potential conflict of interest
board member Len Almalech abstained from the discussions and approval
of the proposal. The board members present at the meeting decided
to continue the final approval of the proposed plan to the next
scheduled board meeting.
III. FINANCIAL REVIEW ITEMS:
12.19.3a Management provided the board with copies of the monthly
assessment delinquency reports prior to the meeting. Management
explained that $9126.76 of the $12,889.80 in delinquent assessments
are comprised of (4) accounts that are 90-days past due. Management
further explained that the owners who are 90-days in arrears have
been sent to a collection agency. Management also provided the board
with the collection agencies account status summary.
IV. MANAGEMENT REPORT:
12.19.4a Management reported on the following matters:
§ Action Matrix-Management provided the directors with a copy
of the Action Matrix. Management summarized the various maintenance
related activities of the association for the month November and
December.
V. OLD BUSINESS ITEMS:
12.19.5a Common Area Remodel-Management reported that the common
area remodeling plan is currently underway. Management further explained
that they will soon develop a calendar and spread sheet to be distributed
to board members and committee members each month to provide them
with a progress report on of the remodeling program. Management
provided the board with the following progress summary:
- Hall Paint-Floors 8-12 are complete.
- Elevator Lobby Vestibules-Floors 7-12 are complete.
- Furniture-The furniture is ordered.
- Light Fixtures-All of the light fixtures are ordered.
- Carpeting-The carpet for floors 3-12 have been ordered.
12.19.5b HOA Web-site-Management explained that the infrastructure
of the web-site has been constructed. Management provided the board
with three alternatives designs for the directory web page. A motion
was made and carried to approve scheme (a) with an amended Museum
Parc banner at the top of the page.
12.19.5c Construction Modification Agreement-Management provide the
board with a revised copy of the construction modification agreement
prior to the board meeting. A motion was made and carried to continue
discussion of the agreement to the next schedule board meeting.
VI. New Business
12.19.1a Discussion of HOA purchasing parking stalls in the
garage-A motion was made and carried by the board to hold a special
executive session meeting to discuss the feasibility and structure
for the association and/or its members to purchase parking stalls
in the garage. Management agreed to contact the board to set a time
for the executive session meeting.
12.19.2a Whole Foods Market-The board discussed the recent decision
by Whole Foods to withdraw from leasing the vacant retail site located
on the corner of Harrison & Fourth Streets. The board asked management
to draft a letter to the SF Redevelopment Agency expressing the support
for Whole Foods leasing the site.
12.19.3a Flag Pole-A motion was made and carried to approve a proposal
of $850 to install the equipment necessary to make each of the two
flag poles operable.
VII. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m. The next regular Board meeting
is scheduled for January 2002 @ 6:00 p.m. at 730 Harrison Street-fifth
floor conference room. Michael Alfaro, Museum Parc general manager
respectfully submits these meeting minutes.
AGREED AND APPROVED
By: _________________________________________ Date:______________________________
Board Secretary-Neil Rains
Museum Parc Residential Owners Association
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