2020 CENSUS Continued From Page 25 The Census and Community Associations
During the 2000 and 2010 censuses, community association managers received many calls from board reporting that a “census person” was seeking to get onto the property or into the building to interview somebody, or to ask questions about a current or former resident, or to determine if a unit was vacant. Often, the inclination was to deny them access for privacy or security reasons. This response was and is
These obstacles to obtaining as complete a count as possible are wasteful, costing the taxpayers unnecessarily, as the census takers end up having to make sometimes multiple trips to obtain the needed information. Cooperative homeowners and managers by phone, or by mail as soon as you receive your invitation to participate.
COUNSEL OF CHOICE
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Anthony Rafel, Esq. Tyler Ellrodt, Esq. Paul Raskin, Esq. Megan McCloskey, Esq. Timothy Feth, Esq. Shirin Shamloo, Paralegal Anne Basamania, Paralegal
• GENERAL ADVICE • DOCUMENT INTERPRETATION • CONSTRUCTION DEFECT CLAIMS • INSURANCE COVERAGE CLAIMS • COVENANT & RULES ENFORCEMENT
While it may not feel like supplying the required basic affect of laws, representation, development and services that will have a direct effect on where we live, both within our associations and in the communities where our associations are situated.
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