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2024/2025 Message
from the President
ACMO Board of Directors
PRESIDENT In this edition of Condo Manager Magazine, we delve into a topic of para-
Eric Plant, RCM mount importance and perpetual relevance in our industry—legal issues in
condominium management. As professionals dedicated to the
VICE PRESIDENT stewardship of community living, we encounter an evolving
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array of legal challenges that require not only our attention
PAST PRESIDENT but also our concerted effort to understand and navigate these
Katherine Gow, RCM complex landscapes effectively.
Legal challenges in condominium management are as diverse as
TREASURER the communities we serve. They span a spectrum from compliance with ever-chang-
Sean Wilde, UE, RCM ing provincial regulations and bylaws to the nuances of dispute resolution among
residents or between residents and the board. Each scenario demands a unique
SECRETARY approach, blending legal acumen with a deep understanding of human relations.
Catherine Murdock, RCM The significance of staying informed cannot be overstated. Legislative changes,
such as updates to the Condominium Act or changes in privacy laws, can have
EXECUTIVE MEMBER AT LARGE sweeping implications for how we operate. It is our responsibility to ensure not
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just compliance but also proactive adaptation to these changes. This ensures not
DIRECTORS only the protection of the property and its residents but also the integrity of our
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Equally important is our approach to dispute resolution. As managers and board
Val Khomenko, RCM members, how we handle conflicts can set the tone for community dynamics and
impact our operations. It’s crucial to foster an environment where disputes are
Craig McMillan, RCM resolved through transparency, fairness, and respect for all parties involved. This
John Recker, RCM often requires a balance between legal obligations and the human elements of empa-
thy and understanding.
Van Smith, RCM Moreover, the role of technology in managing these legal aspects is becoming
increasingly significant. Leveraging the right tools can aid in ensuring compliance,
Mark Marshall, RCM maintaining records, and managing communications with precision and account-
ability. It’s an area where ongoing education can yield substantial returns in efficiency
COMMITTEE CHAIRS: and effectiveness.
As we continue to navigate these challenges, let us also recognize the opportunities
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE they present. Each legal obstacle overcome enhances our expertise and contributes to
Eric Plant, RCM the professional development of our teams. It strengthens our communities, making
them more resilient and harmonious places to live.
MEMBERSHIP STANDARDS In this issue, we have gathered insights from legal experts, seasoned property
COMMITTEE managers, and industry leaders to equip you with the knowledge and tools you need.
Catherine Murdock, RCM Thank you for your commitment to excellence in condominium management.
Together, we are not just managing properties; we are fostering communities where
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Eric Plant, RCM people can thrive in security and peace. n
Sincerely,
Eric Plant, RCM
ACMO President
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