SPECIAL THANKS TO THESE EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS:


Exhibitors


1st Street Painting Accurate Termite & Pest Control Advanced Painting & Wood Repair* Agricultural Pest Control Services American Heritage Landscape Andtech Security Angelo Termite & Construction* Animal Pest Management Services, Inc. Balcony1 Bemus Landscape, Inc. Bergeman Group Construction Management* Chaix Law CM Squared, Inc. Concrete Hazard Solutions, Inc. CURA Termite & Pest Control David’s Tree Service, Inc. EarthCo Landscape* EmpireWorks Reconstruction Fenton Grant Kaneda & Litt, LLP Golden Alliance Insurance Agency, Inc. Goldstar Asphalt Products Great Scott Tree Care* Harvest Landscape Enterprises, Inc. JB Bostick Paving Company, Inc. JUST RIGHT Painting Inc. LandGraphics NPG Asphalt OC Pro-Painters LLC O’Connell Landscape Maintenance Owens, Moskowitz & Associates, Inc. Park West Patrol Masters Security Services, Inc. Precision Construction and Painting PrimeCo Pro Star Mechanical Services Purpose Roofi ng & Waterproofi ng Ridgeline Construction Group Ross Construction Management S.B.S. Lien Services ServiceFirst Restoration, Inc. SouthWest Landscape, Inc. Splash Plumbing Stay Green, Inc. Superior Roofi ng Three Phase Electric Troy Roofi ng Walker Consultants Westlake Royal Roofi ng Solutions


*Thank you to our CLAC Upgrade Exhibitors


Parking Sponsor The Naumann Law Firm, PC


Manager Table Sponsors


California Arbor Care Cura Termite and Pest Control Freedom Restoration Mission Landscape Companies


Lanyard Sponsor Accurate Termite & Pest Control


WiFi Sponsor Life Specialty Coatings


10 January | February 2025


1st Place Booth Decorating Stay Green, Inc


2nd Place Booth Decorating Earthco Landscape


3rd Place Booth Decorating 1st Street Painting


October Educational Luncheon:


Aging Gracefully, Governing Responsibly


October 2, 2024 Scott McKeon, McKeon & Company Pest Management, Inc.


The October educational luncheon covered balancing the needs of aging residents with the duty to protect the association from liability. It was presented by Brian D. Moreno, Esq., CCAL, Brian D. Moreno Law Corporation APC; Renee Barger, CMCA, AMS, PCAM, FirstService Residential, AAMC; and Matt D. Ober, Esq., CCAL, Richardson | Ober, LLP. The program was coordinated by Valerie Hernandez, Villa Park Landscape; Sara Robertson, Park West; and Scott McKeon, McKeon & Company Pest Management.


The panel raised the following emerging challenges to corporate governance:


• Community managers increasingly face diffi culties in navigating the responsibility to manage the needs of the association versus the needs of the individual, especially the unique and challenging needs of aging residents. Modern medicine provides wonderful benefi ts that allow people to live longer than any previous generation; however, the drawbacks of severely impacted physical strength and coordination, along with loss of mental acuity, sometimes make it diffi cult for our aging population to live on their own. It’s important to remember that a community association is an independent living community and not responsible for providing assisted living services.


October Luncheon Speakers and Coordinators (l to r): Robin Kostka of Alan Smith Pools; Valerie Hernandez of Villa Park Landscape; Matt D. Ober, Esq., CCAL of Richardson | Ober, LLP; Renee Barger, CMCA, AMS, PCAM of FirstService Residential, AAMC and Brian D. Moreno, Esq., CCAL of Brian D. Moreno Law Corporation APC


• Some of the association duties to its members include treating residents fairly and equitably, exercising discretion reasonably and in good faith, disclosing information about the association, and addressing conditions that present unreasonable risk of injury or damage to residents. With an aging population these duties become even more sensitive and can present unforeseen liabilities or competing interests. There is safety in managing policies and procedures to address residents in distress and continually assessing and managing physical property risks to prevent injury.


• It’s important to foster an environment where residents can obtain the information and services they need to live independently rather than remove people from their homes. Working closely with the association’s legal counsel to take a proactive approach to aging resident communities and seeking help from family, friends, and government resources is the surest path to success.


Stay tuned to future issues of the OC View which will include a comprehensive follow-up on this important topic!


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