November 2020 Newsletter

Aloha Kamalani Community,

We have a few exciting updates that we wanted to share with our community.
 

Mandatory H06 Insurance Requirement 

Our association's insurance company - Island Insurance, has sent notices to every owner requesting proof of their coverage. The deadline to submit your proof of HO6 was Oct. 21. If you did not submit your proof of HO6 insurance, the Association will be force-placing HO6 insurance and billing the policy premium to you via your Association account Nov. 1st. Please make sure to email proof of H06 condo insurance to Marilyn now.
 

2021 Budget 

We understand that COVID-19 has had large impacts on our community. We are happy to announce that there will be no maintenance fee increase for the 2021 year, and there will be a small decrease as the Board has looked at every method possible to control costs for the ownership. We hope this helps our community. A full breakdown of our budget will be mailed to owners by mid-November as well as new coupon books.
 

New Board Members

We want to give a big Aloha to three new board members appointed to fill the vacancies: John Harman (townhome), Sherry LeMaster (townhome), and Matthew Cibulka (flat). Welcome and thank you for serving!
 

Pressure Washing, Gutter Cleaning & Exterior Window Cleaning

 We’ve had our share of wild fires sprinkling ash and red dirt within our community. We’ve been working on receiving bids to pressure wash and clean the exterior of each building in our community. This will include cleaning our rain gutters, exterior windows and screens, sliding doors, and garage door windows. 

Be on the lookout in the next few days for an additional email with a schedule. We hope to start November and finish December. More details will be provided.

 

Landscaping

We’ve made some progress cleaning up landscaping and treating diseased plants. Please be patient as we are in the process of keeping our community beautiful! 

We are also working on replacing and fixing trees around the property. The board had voted to replace many of the dead or missing trees that haven’t made much progress in the past few years. 

In addition, we have begun correcting a few trees that have swayed to the side. Please keep an eye for these ropes and let them stay attached for correction.
 

Pigs 

 We’ve relocated the traps, and have installed additional corral style traps, and have had luck catching more pigs.