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Condo Fee   Condo Fee   Condo Fee
Year Monthly Fee Year Monthly Fee   Year Monthly Fee
1995 TBD 2000 $ 165.00 2005 $ 242.00
1996 $ 110.00 2001 $ 191.00 2006 $ 276.00
1997 $ 120.00 2002 $ 170.00 2007 $ 289.00
1998 $ 130.00 2003 $ 188.00 2008 $ 292.00
1999 $ 165.00 2004 $ 208.00 2009 TBD (10/2008)

Condo Fee Breakdown

Administrative

Accounting and Auditing - the cost to prepare the audit and the Federal and State Tax returns.

 
Federal Tax Deposits - the estimated tax payment for the coming year (this is paid quarterly), which is based on the auditor's preparation of the previous years taxes.
 
State Tax Deposits -the estimated tax payment for the coming year (this is paid quarterly), which is based on the auditor's preparation of the previous years taxes.
 
Non-Insurance Losses - the cost of deductibles for insured losses and losses that are not insured by the Master Insurance Policy. Losses are budgeted where the Association would have to pay the deductible.
 
Insurance - the cost of the Directors and Officers, the Fidelity Bond, and the Master Insurance Policy. These policies cover the Board of Directors and the building respectively.
 
Legal - the cost of the retainer fee and other legal services that the association requires.
 
Management Fee - the cost of a property management company to maintain and manage the property's finances, legal issues, building and ground maintenance, and homeowner issues.
 
Office Supplies and Coupons - the costs for envelopes, labels, file folders, condo fee coupon books, etc.
 
Postage and Copies - the cost for mailing letters, bills, correspondences and the cost to make copies of information for the associations files, notices that are posted, budget, etc.
 
Secretarial - the cost for long distance telephone charges, processing late fees, bounced condo fee payments, check charges, community mailings, faxes and return check notices.

Utilities
Electricity - the cost of electricity used in all the building (e.g. stairwell lights).
Gas - the cost of natural gas used on the property for outdoor lighting.
Telephone Security - the phone company's cost to provide service for the fire safety system monitoring telephone lines.
Water and Sewage - the cost of water and sewer use.

Expenses - Maintenance
Electrical Repairs - the cost to maintain the common area interior and exterior lighting.
 
Equipment Repairs - the cost for repair to equipment such as doors, locks, lighting, sump pump, etc.
 
Fire Prevention - the cost to maintain the fire extinguishers, and other fire safety systems each year as well as annual and quarterly inspections.
 
General Maintenance - funds set aside for the cost for building maintenance not covered by a budget item.
 
Landscaping - the cost of flowers, bushes, trees, etc. that the Association purchases and installs.
 
Irrigation Maintenance - the cost of maintenance and repairs, including season startup and closure of the lawn irrigation system.
 
Painting - the cost of repainting of common elements (e.g. decks, metal railing, fake windows, door trim)
 
Plumbing - the cost to maintain common area plumbing lines.
 
Roof Repairs - the cost to inspect, clean, and repair leakages areas where necessary. This is a preventative maintenance items and does not cover replacement costs.
 
Sprinkler System Maintenance - the cost for repairs to the fire monitoring and sprinkler systems.
 
Electrical Supplies - the cost to purchase light bulbs, ballasts, etc form an electrical supply house.

Contracts
Extermination - service contract with an exterminating company to control cockroaches, ants, other small insects, rats, and mice.
 
Grounds Maintenance - service contract with a landscaper for cutting the grass, trimming the bushes, applying fertilizer, weed killer, etc.
 
Janitorial - service contract with a cleaning company to vacuum landings, sweeping walkways, and removing
 
Sprinkler Monitoring - service contract with a company that monitors the fire sprinkler system.
 
Snow Removal - service contract with a snow removal company for plowing snow from parking lots, shoveling walkway and steps, and sprinkling salt/sand mixture when needed.
 
Trash Removal - service contract with a disposal company to remove trash, recycling, and bulk and special pickups twice a week.

Replacement Reserves
The amount of money that is contributed to the reserve fund. The reserve fund covers items in and around the building that have to be replaced in the future. Some items in the reserve fund include− replacement of the roof, parking lot asphalt, doors, sidewalks, concrete, grounds items, lighting, etc.

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Last Updated 10/04/2008