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Kennedy-King College Registration - Homeowner ProgramsAll courses will be held in Building Y at 6401 S. Halsted in room 107. There is free and secured parking beside the building (enter by turning east on 65th Street).CONTRACT PROTECTION FOR HOMEOWNERSWhether you live in a condo, townhouse or single-family dwelling, this seminar will review maintenance timelines, how to develop project specifications including information needed at the time or for major repairs and replacement such as basements and roofs, the bid process, contracts and legal remedies for when a contract is not met. 7 – 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 21, 2009 Presenters: John Bickley, Attorney with Kovitz Shifrin Nesbit and Sal Sciacca, Manager with Chicago Property Services Course fee: $25; Materials; $10 LEARN AND LEAD: ACTHA's Certification Program (For details about the program, who it is designed for, how it works, click on "Benefits of Certification" at the top of the page.) All LEARN AND LEAD courses at Kennedy King College will be on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. The exact location will be announced shortly. This six week course is $25, plus $75 for materials Wed., Sept 9: "Governance of an Association" - Definition of terms, governing documents, governing law, the role of board members, review of board decisions, the use of committees and commissions, unit owner responsibilities, rules and legal audits. Faculty: TBA Wed., Sept 16: "Administration of an Association" - managing properties, professional plans, role of team members, budgets, contracts, handling funds, management reports, and communication. Faculty: TBA Wed., Sept. 23: "Meetings/Elections of an Association" - annual meetings, election of the board, meeting notices, quorum requirements, proxies, voting by mail, who is entitled to vote, distribution and registration of ballots, cumulative and non-cumulative voting, secret ballots, counting and tallying votes, recounts, board meetings and owner meetings. Faculty: TBA Wed., Sept. 30: "Financial Aspects of an Association" - board responsiblity, legal requirements, internal controls, financial records, financial reporting standards, financial oversight and tax filings. Faculty: Mark Cantey, CPA of Canty and Associates Wed., Oct. 7: "Risk Management/Insurance of an Association" - property and liability financial exposure, five-step process for identifying risk, disaster management, resident expectations, legal requirements, policy evaluation, deductibles, fidelity bonds, contractor protections and claims. Faculty: Barbara Wick of CARMIC, LLC Wed., Oct. 14: "Physical Aspects of an Association" - major building components, non-buildng components, managing physical aspects, preventive maintenance, managing liabilty , building codes, annd planning for major capital asset projects. Faculty: Kami Farahmandpour of Building Technology Consultants 
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