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Wednesday, December 20, 2006

Reduced costs


A major tree trimming project which was researched and planned during the summer months, began and concluded just weeks before the December 14, 2006 windstorm, thus preventing much more serious harm, and prevented even higher potential costs with respect to property damage and cleanup.

Friday, December 15, 2006

Cost of the damage


Kenthill Townhomes sustained major damage from three successive windstorms in late 2005 and early 2006. According to our insurance company, costs were nearly $18,000. However, this amount does not reflect those costs not covered by our policy. After our $5000 deductible, we received a check for $13,214. The damage from the most recent windstorm of December 14, 2006 is presently being assessed. Contractors are being contacted to address the many issues and will soon be on the property to do repairs and cleanup throughout the complex.

Between buildings


Underground wiring being installed.

Near the Cabana


More underground wiring being installed.

Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Re-seeding in the future


Restoration of lawn areas will happen when the underground wiring project is completed.

Friday, December 08, 2006

Water valve project


Water valves were found to be defective at Buildings E, I, J, L, and now, B, during 2006. Costs for replacements averaged between $2,000 and $2,500 each.

Old downspouts


Downspouts are in poor condition and will require replacement (zoom).

Old gutters


Gutters continue to require maintenance.

Wednesday, December 06, 2006

Major renovation will occur


The sub-contractor for Puget Sound Energy will be installing underground wiring at various places on Kenthill Townhomes property. These will include lawn areas which lead to the transformer vaults (also scheduled for replacement). For a time the grass and some plants will be displaced. Restoration will commence when the project is completed.

Trimming trees


For safety reasons, various trees throughout the condominium complex are being trimmed back.