Projects

 2002-05   Ibis Isle Central (10 Condos)
Property Manager/LCAM
Prepared Statement of Claims (2004–05 Hurricanes Frances & Jeanne)
Southern Family Insurance Company (Submitted 9/12/04)
      Claims Submitted - $676,887.00 (Less deductible $163,040)    
      Supplemental Claims - $4,000.00 (May 20, 2005)
Mr. Doug Sorensen – Adjuster
Rocky Mt. C.A.T., Inc.
Poe Financial Group
Mike Elvington, Claims Rep.
Hurricane Damage – 5 Roof Replacements by Southern Family

#2160 Chateau Cheverny     $137,159.00
#2165 Chateau Rambouillet  $138,814 + $6,500 (Dormer Repairs)
#2175 Villa Rideau              $67,320.00
#2180 Chateau Chaumont    $127,043.00
#2185 Chateau Chantilly      $80,430 (Non-hurricane damage)
#2190 Villa Tambour            $68,100.00
#2216 Guardhouse Roof        $1,587.00
#2216 Roof Pavilion Repairs  $3,000.00
Sub-totals…………………   $623,453.00 
Less deductibles…………….(163,040.00)
Net Claims……………   $460,413.00

Bid review produced the following hired contractors:
Best Roofing-209 NW 12th Ave. Pompano Bch, Fl. 33069
Engineer:    Howard J, Miller, P.E., Inc. Steve Young, P.E.
3850 N.W. Boca Raton Blvd. – Suite #1
Boca Raton, Florida 33431

2006-2009   The Warden House Estate
200 N. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach, FL 33480
Build in 1922 by Addison Mizner - Mediterranean Style
(Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984)

     A 34-room villa converted into six condominium units in 1980’s by Developer Bob Eigelberger.  The completed project won the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach’s Ballinger Award for sensitive historic renovation in 1988. The mansion was build for William Gray Warden, whose father founded the Atlantic Refining Company, which joined the Standard Oil Trust in 1874.  In January 2006, Denny Johnson Enterprises, d/b/a Denny Johnson Property Management had taken over the Warden House as Licensed Community Association Manager. During the past hurricane seasons of 2004 and 2005, the Warden House had experienced landscaping damage and major repair to its barrel tile roof, which was completed by July of 2006 for $16,000. During 2007 and 2008, the Warden House has budgeted thousands of dollars for concrete restoration on the façade and landscaping projects under the direction of Dennis Johnson, LCAM.