Quarterly Report - Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario
Quarterly Report - Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario
Quarterly Report - Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario
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2005/06 ACMO<br />
BOARD OF DIRECTORS<br />
AND CHAIRS<br />
President: Harold Cipin, RCM<br />
Vice-President: John Damaren, RCM<br />
Treasurer: Chris Antipas, RCM<br />
Secretary: Laura Lee, RCM<br />
Directors<br />
Michael Holmes, RCM<br />
Susan Howard, RCM<br />
Allan Rosenberg, RCM<br />
Andy Wallace, RCM<br />
Scott Wilson, RCM<br />
Committee Chairpersons<br />
AGM: Harold Cipin<br />
Certification and Standards: Chris<br />
Antipas and John Damaren, co-chairs<br />
Communications: Susan Howard<br />
Ethics: Susan Howard and Allan<br />
Rosenberg, co-chairs<br />
External Affairs: Andy Wallace<br />
Luncheons: Harold Cipin<br />
Membership and Marketing: Laura Lee<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Development: Andy<br />
Wallace<br />
Regional Development: Michael<br />
Holmes and Scott Wilson, co-chairs<br />
Website: John Damaren and Allan<br />
Rosenberg, co-chairs<br />
Associates Committee Representative<br />
to Board: Roy Arluck<br />
Retiring ACMO president Laura Lee, RCM,<br />
(right) receives an appreciation plaque from<br />
new president Harold Cipin for her service<br />
on the ACMO Board <strong>of</strong> Directors.<br />
Top Lawyer Says<br />
Going to Court<br />
Too Costly!<br />
A<br />
N<br />
OTTAWA lawyer, George Hunter,<br />
says going to court has become so<br />
expensive and time-consuming that <strong>Ontario</strong><br />
residents with legal problems can no<br />
longer turn to the justice system.<br />
According to Metro Toronto, the lawyer<br />
blamed governments, lawyers and the judiciary<br />
for the situation, claiming it is “a<br />
singular failure within our society.” He<br />
thinks the province’s law society can do<br />
several things to help fix the problem.❏<br />
TORONTO CITY WORKS COMMITTEE PROPOSES<br />
TO IMPOSE GARBAGE FEES ON CONDOS<br />
TO REDUCE garbage collection from condominiums, the Toronto Works Committee<br />
is proposing a plan that would impose fees on condos that fail to reduce their<br />
garbage going to dump sites, according to Metro Toronto newspaper.<br />
This proposal was still to be approved by City Council, as <strong>of</strong> the end <strong>of</strong> June.<br />
The ACMO External Affairs Committee is monitoring this situation and the impact<br />
<strong>of</strong> garbage legislation on the condominium industry, Andy Wallace, chair <strong>of</strong><br />
the committee, reports.<br />
Executive Director<br />
Amanda Curtis, CAE<br />
New ACMO president Harold Cipin, RCM<br />
The new ACMO Board <strong>of</strong> Directors for 2005/06 (from rear left): Allan Rosenberg, RCM; Roy<br />
Arluck (ACMO Associates chair); Michael Holmes, RCM; Chris Antipas, RCM; Andy Wallace<br />
RCM; John Damaren RCM. Front: Amanda Curtis, CAE (ACMO Executive Director); Susan<br />
Howard, RCM; Harold Cipin RCM (president); and Laura Lee, RCM. Missing from this photo<br />
is Scott Wilson, RCM.<br />
6 Third Quarter 2005