Additional Manager’s Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Additional Manager’s Responsibilities. The Proposal Letter dated February 10, 2016 provided by the Manager to the Board is attached to this Agreement and details specific duties of the Manager for the Board and Association which includes the following; (a) The Manager shall receive all Owners inquiries concerning Association matters. Owners’ inquiries concerning accounting or annual meeting matters will be answered immediately or researched and answered as quickly as possible by the Manager. Owners’ inquiries concerning operations, maintenance, repairs or other matters of the Association will be directed to Association members as instructed by the Board of Directors. (b) The Manager shall prepare and mail delinquent Owners' xxxxxxxx with penalty as prescribed by the Covenants and Restrictions and approved by the Board. The Manager shall prepare collection letters to Owners as directed by the Board. The Manager shall file liens for delinquent dues as directed by the Board, and prepare lien releases for Owners when delinquent dues are paid. (c) The Manager shall assist the Board with annual meeting preparations including mailing of annual meeting notices, preparation of agenda, proxies, ballots and Owner handouts. The Manager shall attend the annual meeting to assist the Board and Owners with any financial or Association questions. (d) The Manager shall prepare letters to title companies with regard to the status of payment of dues to facilitate closings of the purchase and sale of homes of the Association.
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