We all agree E Mail is convenient
But sometimes a written letter; weighty in its importance will make you observe and deal with the contents.
If you agree to receive notice by email the importance may be missed or the JUNK folder filled.
RE: New
Lien Instruction Form
We attach here our new Notice of Lien/Lien Instruction Form. As you know, there have been some recent changes to the
Condominium Act, 1998. One particular change which may affect the way lien notices are
communicated to owners is the section governing Service on an Owner, Section
47(4). We will require you to complete the "Consent to Electronic
Delivery" section of the instruction form, in the following cases:
- where a unit owner has indicated,
in writing, that they agree to receive service electronically; and/or
- where the corporation has, on
record, a duly completed "Agreement to Electronic
Delivery". (Must comply with Section 47(4), 47(6) of the
Condominium Act, 1998, and 12.7 of O. Reg. 48/01.)
... office will send all notices
by both mail and email, where an email address is provided.
It is more convenient, but have you ever missed something important?
What do you think?
Condominium Owners and Investors just want responsible leadership and management. You want to be informed, and uninvolved yet be a transparent process. So you elect a Board of Directors.
You don't want to hear about WorkPlace Health and Safety Issues, Insurance Claims being chrged back to specific units or Requisition Meetings. Just Keep maintenance Fees [low] stable.
Me: Do you attend your annual Condo Board Meetings? Why is there so much FIGHTING? Is it lack of understanding or lack of explanations?
Resp: You presume people want to know. The reality is most people don't want to know. They want someone else to deal with it all.
Me: How can we help to better understand condo rules and budgets?
Resp: They have a problem when they hear conflicting opinions because they don't want there to be potential issues raised.
Resp: If there are real, legitimate issues, people want to ignore it.
Resp: I went through the ringer when I purchased my Condo & dealt with incompetence.
Owners want responsible leadership and management. They want to be informed, and uninvolved yet be able to see a transparent process. They want a guaranteed return on their investment.
The Provincial Gov't has finished its 3 stage review of the Condominium Act that was being worked on since Fall 2012 and are now drafting the new Act. Some vast improvements in the works...
http://zh.scribd.com/doc/211968856/Executive-Summary-En
