May Educational Luncheon:


Tree Care: Back To Our Roots


SPECIAL THANKS TO THESE EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS:


Exhibitors 24HRC Andre


Landscape


Bergeman BrightView California


Tree


Artistic Maintenance, Bern


us Landscape, Group


CM Squared, David's


Service, Inc.•


Inc.•


Landscape Arbor Care Inc.


Elite Pest Management, Great


GuardTop, Life Specialty Los Gatos, Mariposa Mission Monarch NPG


OC Pro-Painters Park


Asphalt West


PatioShoppers Payne


Pilot Painting Precision Ridgeline Roseman SERVPRO South


Tree Pros,


Vasin Viking *CLAC


Scott Tree LLC


Inc.


Landscapes, Landscape


Inc.


Environmental, LLC


Companies• Inc.


Commercial


Pest Management• Painting


Construction Law,


APC of Fountain


Whittier, Inc.


Valley,


Sign Solutions, Environmental Upgrade


Sponsors


Parking Sponsors Reserve Villa Park


Studies, Inc. Landscape


Manager Table Sponsors Andre


Earthco Great


Landscape Scott Tree


The Termite Guy The Sherwin-Williams Company Paint


WIFI Sponsor Payne


Pest Management


PowerPolnt Sponsor Optimum


Professional Management, Coatings Property Inc., AAMC


Name Badge Sponsor Life Specialty


Pen Sponsor The Sherwin-Williams


Lanyard Sponsor Angelo


Tennite Paint Company & Construction


Overall, the audience went home with significant tips on how they can ensure the work gets completed as planned, within budget, and with minimal disruption to residents.


This program was coordinated by Michelle Caldwell of ePipe Restoration, Sarah Roughan-Martinez of Sunset Landscape Maintenance, Inc., and Teresa Rueda of Painting Unlimited, Inc.


www.caioc.org 25 Service,


Commercial Care


Inc. Landscape


Diamond Inc.


Group La Mirada, Bar & South Pomona & Construction,


Pool & Patio Furniture Inc.


& Reconstruction Group


Service, Care


Coatings Services Inc. Inc.• Inc. May 10, 2022


Our May Educational Luncheon was presented by Jamie Gould, CMCA, AMS, Vice President of Community Management for the OC division at PMP Management, AAMC, Scott P. Griffiths, PresidenV Founder of Great Scott Tree Care, and Jacqueline Pagano, Esq., Community Association Attorney at Roseman Law, APC. Jacqueline started off the discussion with some important facts on why tree care is important and what obligations an association's board has to prevent risk and liability factors. Tree care becomes real, real fast when trees are neglected. It is an association board's duty to maintain common areas for their communities.


Speakers Jamie Gould, CMCA, AMS, PMP Management, AAMC, Scott P. Griffiths, Great Scott Tree Care and Jacqueline Pagano, Esq., Roseman Law, APC


Jamie discussed the Community Manager's role in all this and the many factors to consider. Regular inspections with a reputable tree care company are vital to ensure you have a comprehensive long-range plan. Scott went over the certifications, insurance, and licenses to look for when qualifying a tree care company to bid. Managers should encourage directors to develop and budget for a multi-year plan. Jamie and Scott showed us what an annual calendar with a tree care perspective should look like. For example, trees on last year's plan may be getting trimmed while you are getting bids for this year, etc. Managers should provide the vendors the same specification with the correct tree counts so the directors can see apples-to-apples comparisons when it comes to labor and pricing. The round table also showed examples of what could happen when a board decides to defer maintenance.


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