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Ke Nani Kai
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Committee Members David Baccus Board Liaison Unit 204 808.732.2921 (HI) Darryl Canady Chair Unit 147 808.552.2223 (HI) Paul Cawthorne Resident Manager 808.552.0374 Nile Aubrey Unit 211 253.678.7642 (WA) Dave Brooks Unit 224 415.328.1995 (CA) Jim Gartland Unit 202 808.552.0962 (HI) |
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The goal of the Building Committee is to maintain the visual and structural integrity of Ke Nani Kai. All owner-requested changes to the exterior of the buildings which must be made to and reviewed by the Building Committee, which makes recommendations to the Board on whether to approve or disapprove the request. These recommendations must conform to KNK’s governing documents: the Declarations, By Laws and House Rules. The Building Committee has no authority to approve or disapprove building changes; that authority rests with the Board. If changes are recommended to the Board, the Building Committee researches and proposes specifications to ensure that all changes are consistent throughout the property. For example: The request to replace sliding glass doors on the second bedrooms was reviewed by the Building Committee. The Committee researched the type of windows available and recommended a product that maintained the same “look” as other existing windows throughout the complex. The product specifications were recommended to, and ultimately approved by the Board. A similar situation occurred following a request to change kitchen windows from full jealousies to a more modern, half-window.
recommendation can be based on impact to the overall design of the buildings, Patios and Covers, Front Porches, and the potential to diminish the buildings’ structural integrity, or other issues. An owner can appeal that disapproval to the Board for final resolution. Please Note: Construction Debris is not permitted in the KNK dumpsters. What is Construction Debris? Construction debris is material resulting from construction, remodeling, repair, or demolition of structures and utilities. These materials include the following: · Tile, concrete, and other masonry materials · Soil & rock · Wood, including painted, treated, coated wood & wood products · Wall coverings · Plaster · Drywall · Plumbing fixtures & plumbing materials · Non-asbestos insulation · Glass, i.e. windows, sliding doors & shower doors · Electrical wiring & components · Piping · Metal materials incidental to any of the materials above
Board Approved Exterior Modifications Owner Remodel & Renovation Information
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Committee If you are interested in joining this Committee, please contact the Committee Chair.. If you have any information/suggestions or comments that you would like to provide to the committee, please contact any Committee Member. |
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03-14-2010 Recommendations to BOD 03-25-2010 10-23-2009 |
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The Board of Directors accepted a recommendation by the Building Committee to
authorize owners to install mounted ceiling fans over the lanai, provided certain
conditions are met. Installation is limited to two fans per unit. A licensed
electrical contractor must install the fans and a permit must be pulled. The
electrical source for lanai fans must be on the unit owner’s electric meter. The
unit owner must provide proof of liability insurance to cover fans installed on
lanai.
The type of fan is limited to models approved by the Building Committee, in a
bronze color with chocolate brown blades. Fans must be an outdoor ceiling fan
model, 52” or less in diameter. Fan blades may not be installed lower than 12”
below the support beams or lower than 7’ off the lanai floor. No light attachments
to the fan are allowed. Fans can be operated by pull chains or remote controls
If you want to install lanai fans, notify the Resident Manager and Building
Committee for further information.
