Monthly Archives: April 2011

Board elections are tomorrow (Tuesday April 26, 2011)! If you want to cast a vote, please be at the Church of the Atonement before 7pm, as Mrs. Ingold has voting closed before the meeting commences (which is an arbitrary time … Continue reading →

(Question) What do Thorndale Beach North, Thorndale Beach South and Marina Towers have in common? (a) The unit owners are bullied by the board, who elect themselves every year through the collection of proxy votes by intimidating unit owners. (b) … Continue reading →

The link on the top right of this page labeled ‘Forms’ contains a copy of the proxy form which you can download and submit if you are not going to be able to make it to the annual meeting on … Continue reading →

You can take a look at the statements of the candidates running for the board by clicking the resource link on the top right of this page. These statements do not give much indication of the candidates’ suitability for the board, and warrant a … Continue reading →

Dealing with bullies is both difficult and stressful. They use their position of strength/power to make us feel helpless or to do their bidding. Their modus operandi is to single you out and then engage you when you don’t have … Continue reading →

One of our neighbors, Ms. Fourt, pointed out a great article by Mark Pearlstein. Mr. Pearlstein writes a condo column for the Chicago Tribune. The first article pertains to the illegality of a proxy voting system similar to the one adopted by … Continue reading →

A balance sheet shows a snapshot of the building’s finances at a particular point in time. Our balance sheet starts on the second page of each financial document provided by the board. This page show’s our building’s assets on December 31, … Continue reading →

The links at the top right of this page point to both last year and this year’s financial statements, as provided by building management. Since most of us do not speak ‘accountant’, we have translated excerpts from the 2010 accountant’s compilation … Continue reading →