Regency Tower 2020 Election
& Organizational Meeting

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Board President John Laprade |
March 19, 2020 - As was previously announced, the Annual Meeting was conducted last night in accordance with our governing documents. We had 10 people participating in the Rendezvous Room, there were at various times between 22-25 owners following on Zoom in addition to owners viewing on channel 92.
The results are as follow:
Voting Totals
John Amatulli - 96 Votes
Eileen R. Bendis - 85 Votes
Stephanie DeAngelis - 93 Votes
David Lafferty - 52 Votes
John E. Laprade - 92 Votes
Michael Lippman - 25 Votes
Daniel Mailhot - 51 Votes
Sonia Picariello - 51 Votes
Anthony Rosselli - 92 Votes
Kevin Suszko - 44 Votes
Heidi Weber - 89 Votes
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Vice President Stephanie DeAngelis |
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Treasurer John Amatulli |
As a reminder there were six board seats being filled, so to preserve the staggered terms of our board of directors, three members would serve two-year terms expiring in March 2022 and three will be one-year terms expiring in March 2021. John Amatulli, Stephanie DeAngelis and John Laprade will receive twoyear terms expiring in March 2022 and Anthony Rosselli, Heidi Weber and Eileen Bendis will receive 1year terms which will expire in March 2021. There was a tie between John Laprade and Anthony Rosselli and it was decided that John Laprade would take the two-year term, and Anthony Rosselli would take one-year term.
Immediately following the certification of the election results, a quorum of the newly elected board was present, and decided to hold the organizational meeting for the officers of the board. A motion was made by Eileen Bendis to keep the current slate of officers:
John Laprade - President
Stephanie DeAngelis - Vice President
John Amatulli - Treasurer
Fern McBride - Secretary
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Director Anthony Rosselli |
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Secretary Fern McBride |
That motion was seconded by John Amatulli and passed unanimously by the board after which the meeting was adjourned.
I would like to thank all of our owners who exercised their right to choose their leaders by voting. There were 140 votes received from the 203 eligible votes or 68% of the owners.
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Director Heidi Weber |
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Director Eileen Bendis |
I would also like to thank all of the candidates for volunteering to run for the board and serve the association. This is a very important role and the fact that you are willing to volunteer your time in service to the association is something we will all continue to appreciate.
Now that the election is over, we can move forward together knowing that the voice of our owners has been heard. I did hear from a small number of owners who wanted this meeting to be postponed and delayed because of the safety of our residents attending the meeting. If I felt for a minute that we could not have conducted this meeting without ensuring the safety of the participants, I would have delayed the vote count; however, we are in uncharted territory with the pandemic that is spreading. Now, we can move forward together knowing that the owners have spoken, and their voices have been heard.
Thank you to everyone who watched last night, who voted, and who ran for the board. Be safe everyone.
John Laprade

John Laprade
Board President
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MARCH 19, 2020

Board President John Laprade’s
Message to Members

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Board President John Laprade |
February is already over! Where does the time go???
There is a lot of work being done behind the scenes. As I mentioned at the board meeting, we are getting ready to roll out our new FOB/security system. With the new system, every FOB will be tied to a photo of an owner, guest, vendor or employee. When a FOB is used on the system at any entry point, the photo of the individual using the FOB will appear on a security screen and will be verified using the surveillance cameras. If someone other than the individual assigned to the FOB uses it, security will confiscate the FOB and contact the owner. The Board agreed that guests can be given FOBs. Each FOB will incur a charge of $50.00 that will be placed on the owner’s account when the FOB is activated. The charge will be removed when the guest returns the FOB at the end of their visit. If the FOB is not returned, the owner will be responsible for the $50 charge.
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Key Fob Entry |
If an owner has an additional FOB, they can have it tied to the GUEST with a photo for the duration of their visit and the GUEST will just return it to the owner who will need to have it reprogrammed to resume use; there will be no charge for this. We are confident that this new system will help to tighten up security in the building and provide a safer environment for our owners, guests, and visitors. More to come on this as to the timing of the rollout and the conversion process.
Be sure to vote and get your ballots in the ballot box in time to be counted.