Pavilion from the Ocean

Pavilion from the Ocean

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NEW - Compliance Committee

Compliance Committe Sample Letter


The Compliance Committee at the Pavilion shall:

·         Act as a conciliatory venue for the betterment of our community
·         Pursuit violators of any of the provisions of the declaration, the association bylaws, or reasonable rules of the Pavilion owners association.
·         Conduct Appeal /Hearings of violations and complaints, if requested by any parties involved
·         Make recommendations to the Board of Directors of the Pavilion Condominium Association on bylaws update, if any

The following is the procedure to follow:

·         Violations or complaints will be reported to the Condominium Office or directly to the Compliance Committee
·         If an unit number and/or the name of the owner, renter or  invitee appears it must be scanned and sent by email to ccpavilionatmiamibeach@gmail.com (this account will automatically forward it to all members of the Compliance Committee).
·         The Compliance Committee will decide by a simple majority to send attached letter to the violator and/or unit owner
·         All the information of how to proceed is in the attached letter.
·         In case of nonpayment, the association will recover all fines, interest and any other monetary obligations owed to the association when the owner sells the unit.


The committee shall be composed “of other unit owners who are neither board members nor persons residing in a board member’s household. If the committee does not agree with the fine or suspension, the fine or suspension may not be levied or imposed”

All fines will start at the maximum of $100 plus the cost of repairs for damages, if any.  The violations to be enforced are in the bylaws and as posted throughout the building.  The law specifies:
  
The association may also levy reasonable fines for the failure of the owner of the unit, or its occupant, licensee, or invitee, to comply with any provision of the declaration, the association bylaws, or reasonable rules of the association.

We have set up the following channels to contact the Compliance Committee:

Voice Mail:  (305)600-0109

NO PETS ON THE BEACH, PLEASE
Miami Herald: Hookworms on stretch of beach


Three people have been treated for hookworms, traced to a stretch of Miami Beach where feral cats were likely the carriers.

The city worked to clean up and disinfect the area around the boardwalk and sand dunes between 40th and 65th streets after three cases of hookworms were reported at the Carriage House condos.

The three cases, which were confirmed in July and September, came to the attention of the Miami-Dade Department of Health about two weeks ago, prompting city officials to work alongside the Miami-Dade Department of Environmental Resources Management and DOH to develop a multi-step plan of action to prevent an outbreak. 

These actions involved the disinfection of areas where cat feces is frequently detected, which is a carrier of the parasite, and areas where feral cats are frequently fed; as well as educating the public on hookworms and coordinating efforts with The Cat Network to provide spay and neutering services in the area. 

While the prevalence of hookworms in cat feces is less than in dog feces, there is a large stray population in the area surrounding the sand dunes and beach, which the city believes is the source of the problem. 

Samir Elmir of the Miami-Dade Health Department cautioned beachgoers to wear shoes when walking on the sand and wash before and after entering the water.

"Use sandals to walk on the beach and a towel or blanket to lay on the sand," said Olga Connor, of the Miami-Dade Health Department.

Hookworms cause an itchy rash where the skin comes in contact with contaminated soil.

Special Assessment Updates:
The 4th Floor Terrace Project



The 4th Floor Terrace Project has begun.  The project consist of stopping water infiltration into the Mezzanine Units. The contractor estimates a time frame of two (2) weeks to complete the project depending on the rain.

Special Assessment Updates:
Pool Water Filters


The Pool Water Filters have been replaced to stop water leakage.  Bids are currently being obtained to repair the cracks in the pool. The pool project will start as soon as the bidding process is complete.

Pest Control



Monthly extermination service continues every 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month. 

Extermination service will be provided based on request.

Contact the Association Office at (305) 861-4600, to request the exterminator to visit your Unit.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
October 6, 2010


THE PAVILION CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

Date: Wednesday – October 6, 2010
Time: 7:30 P.M.
Location: Social and Activities Room (Mezzanine Level)
Place: 5601 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33140

AGENDA

I. Roll Call – determination of a quorum
II. Reading and Approval of Minutes of legal meeting 9/17/10
III. Old Business:
      a. Financial Update
        - Audited 2009 Financial Statements are available
        - Progress on Special Assessment receipts
        - Collections, foreclosures and unit re-sales
      b. Kay Restoration - 4th Floor balcony repairs and waterproofing update
      c. Diversified – update on status of concrete restoration contract
      d. Pool – update on new filters and upcoming tile work  
      e. Access Control System – presentation and discussion by contractor/supplier

A three minute time limit will be in effect for any owner who has a question pertaining to AGENDA ITEMS ONLY.

IV. New Business
   f. Ratify the new Alayon & Associates legal retainer agreement
   g. Tax Appeal discussion – presentation by Richard Alayon
V. Adjournment

Posted October 4, 2010

Michael Dielo, LCAM
Property Manager

Special Assessment Meeting

The Special Assessment letters have been received by the unit owners. Please save the date for the upcoming Special Assessment meeting scheduled:

  • When: Wednesday, June 30, 2010
  • Time: 7:30 pm
  • Where: Social Room at The Pavilion Condominium.

Reminder For Timely Monthly Fees

All monthly fees are due by the 1st of each month for: maintenance, leased parking, and storage. Sign-up now for the convenience of ACH, automatic monthly maintenance fee withdrawal, from your bank account.

Call the Association Office for the ACH form at (305) 861-4600.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Are you planning to have construction/renovations in your unit?



All unit owners who plan to have construction/renovations in their unit MUST inform the Office beforehand to schedule and provide the following:

- pick-up a name tag to walk around the condo
- a deposit check
- scope of renovation work
- contractors' license and applicable permits
- any other information the Office instructs to provide

In addition, ALL contractors MUST register with the office upon entering the condo and sign-in on a daily basis.

Units under renovations MUST lay down a taped and safe contractor's sturdy paper covering outside the unit door to avoid having debris walked on in the halls and condo.

New Policy on Beach Chairs


The beach lounge chairs will be collected, stacked, chained, and locked each day at 7:00 pm regardless of any holiday.

It has been necessary to implement a system that will ensure our beach furniture from continuing to be depleted.

Please cooperate with this new system for the good of securing everyone's financial investment in the condominium. After 7:00 pm, unit owners and tenants will have to provide your own chairs on the beach.

Minutes
Board of Directors Regular Meeting
June,02 2010

Minutes June 022010

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THE PAVILION CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION
Board of Directors Regular Meeting

MINUTES

Date: Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Time: 7:30 P.M.
Place: 5601 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, Fl 33140
Location: Social and Activities Room (Mezzanine Level)


I. Call to Order @ 7:38PM
II. Roll Call -
Alina Gonzalez, Helena Del Monte (via phone), Jose Martinez, Alex Hernandez, Eddy Valdes, Priscilla Suarez all present; a quórum was established
Note: Director Juan Pablo Aleman resigned effective 5/26/2010

III. Reports of Officers -there were no reports.
IV. New Business – ratification of a SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT with R.N. Brown (contractor)

a. Motion to approve the Settlement Agreement - by Priscilla Suarez

b. 2nd - by Alina Gonzalez

c. Open discussion

1. There were no questions from members of the Board of Directors; no discussion
2. No questions from audience members

d. Vote to approve – Martinez(Yay), Valdez(Yay), Del Monte (Yay), Hernandez (Yay)
e. Approved and ratified by unanimous vote

V. Old Business – no old business

VI. Motion to Adjourn - by Alina Gonzalez
2nd – by Priscilla Suarez
All in favor - meeting was adjourned @7:52PM


Submitted by: Jose Martinez, Secretary

Dog Tags for registered dogs have arrived.


Please stop by the Office to pick-up your Pavilion Pet Permit Dog Tag. Your dog tag number will be recorded in the office. If you have not registered your dog with the Office, please do so ASAP for all dogs are expected to exhibit the new red hydrant shaped numbered tag.

Please acquaint yourselves with The Pavilion's Pet Restriction Polcy issued and commenced on April 1, 2010. Copies of the Pet Policy were mailed out to unit owners/tenants. For additional copies stop by the Office.

Please remember that unit owners and long-term tenants who own a dog are grandfathered in before April 1, 2010. After April 1, 2010 dogs (pets) will not be permitted for new purchasers of units and/or renters.

Thank you.

Summer is Here!

We wish you an enjoyable, safe, and fun-filling summer with family and friends at the Pavilion.

We have just ...




  • Painted the entrance from the side of the building;
  • Stripped and oiled the pool teawork;
  • Painted the veranda area the pool area.

Please, remember

  • Follow the Pavilon's policies, rules and regulations
  • Follow the directions of the Security Department
  • Be mindful of limited valet parking
  • No parking on the valet ramps to avoid congestion of cars
  • No alcohol, beverages, or food allowed in the pool
  • Cover-ups, shirts, and shoes are required when walking in the condo
  • All doors entering and leaving the condo MUST remain closed for security reasons
Let's keep our community a residence for our owners and tenants.