SPECIAL THANKS TO THESE EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS:


Exhibitors


1st Street Painting Accurate Termite & Pest Control Advanced Election Services Agricultural Pest Control Services Alan Smith Pools American Heritage Landscape Angelo Termite & Construction* Animal Pest Management Services, Inc. Antis Roofi ng & Waterproofi ng Artistic Maintenance, Inc. Balcony 1 Bemus Landscape, Inc. Berg Insurance Agency* Bergeman Group Construction Management*


BrightView Landscape Services CG Systems, LLC - California Gate Chaix Law Delphi Law Group, LLP DryMaster DSI Security Services Dunn-Edwards Corporation Earthco Landscape* EmpireWorks Reconstruction* Fenton Grant Kaneda & Litt, LLP First Citizens Bank Flanagan Law, APC Flood Pro


Golden Alliance Insurance Agency, Inc.* Great Scott Tree Care* GuardTop, LLC Hi-Tech Painting & Construction Inc, Horizon Lighting, Inc. Hotwire Communications JB Bostick Paving Company, Inc. JGB Restoration LaBahn’s Landscaping Mission Landscape Companies Nautilus General Contractors, Inc. Nordberg|DeNichilo, LLP* NPG Asphalt OC Pro-Painters LLC Park West Pilot Painting & Construction* Pipe Restoration Solutions Inc. Precision Construction and Painting ProTec Building Services Purpose Roofi ng and Waterproofi ng Riley Pasek Canty, LLP Roseman Law, APC* Ruff Ruff Poop Bags S.B.S. Lien Services SAX Insurance Agency ServiceFirst Restoration, Inc. SmartStreet powered by BANC of California Splash Plumbing Three Phase Electric Tinnelly Law Group* Vista Paint Corporation Walker Consultants


*Thank you to our CLAC Upgrade Exhibitors


Parking Sponsors


Life Specialty Coatings Villa Park Landscape


Manager Table Sponsor CM Squared, Inc. Design Build Associates Fiore Racobs & Powers, A PLC PCW Contacting Services Valley Bank


Namebadge Sponsor Behr Paint Company


Lanyard Sponsor Accurate Termite & Pest Control


WiFi Sponsor Cardinal Property Management, AAMC


28 January | February 2025


November Program Coordinator and Speakers (l to r): James Harkins, Esq., Cane & Harkins LLP; Louie A. Brown, Jr., Esq., Kahn, Soares & Conway, LLP; Morgan Winegar, CMCA, AMS, Optimum Professional Property Management, Inc., AAMC and Steven A. Roseman, Esq., Roseman Law, APC.


November Educational Luncheon:


New Legislation Update


November 14, 2024 James C. Harkins, Cane & Harkins LLP


The November educational luncheon covered new legislation affecting community associations generally effective January 1, 2025, and was presented by Steven A. Roseman, Esq., Managing Partner at Roseman Law, APC; Louie A. Brown, Jr., Esq., Partner at Kahn, Soares & Conway, LLP; and Morgan Winegar, CMCA, AMS, Director of Client Relations at Optimum Professional Property Management, Inc., AAMC. The program was coordinated by James C. Harkins, IV, Esq. of Cane & Harkins LLP and Nicole Kardos, CMCA, AMS, of Optimum Professional Property Management, Inc., AAMC.


Among the various bills discussed, the following are three takeaways from the program:


Takeaway #1: Electronic voting was authorized for use community associations’ election or recall of directors or amendment of governing documents, subject to adoption of rules and procedures implementing and governing use of electronic voting


Takeaway #2: Repair and Maintenance Responsibility for Utilities. Unless an association’s governing documents otherwise provide or the utility provider is responsible for the maintenance and repairs, associations will be responsible to restore interruptions in gas, heat, water, or electrical services that begin in the common area. Associations are required to “commence the process” of repairs within 14 days of the interruption of service.


Takeaway #3: Reduced Quorum. Clarifi cations were made to the statutes authorizing a reduced quorum requirement of 20% at reconvened meetings for election of directors, including to provide (i) that the reduced quorum will be 20% of “all members,” rather than the “members voting” in the election, and (ii) that the “association,” rather than the “board” may call for the reconvened meeting where the 20% reduced quorum will apply.


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