No Savings Seen From 2016 GRF Management Transition
The Golden Rain Foundation plans $300000 in consultant fees for Future Sense and Pangea in 2016 offsetting $318000 in savings from terminating Associa, creating a break even first year with potential future savings. GRF officials caution costs may rise as transition plans progress and shifts in assessments are announced, with proposed basic GRF assessments dipping to $194.30 per manor per month and other changes noted.
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Laguna
Golden Rain Foundation
Future Sense
Pangea
Associa
GRF
Kathryn Freshley
Freshley
John Parker
Parker
United
Third
Mutual Fifty
Nepal Earthquake Aid by Taiwanese Medical Volunteer
Albert Hsu, a Chinese physician and acupuncturist, witnessed Nepal's April earthquake devastation. He volunteered May 2–10 with the Taiwan Root Medical Peace Corps, joining about 30,000 doctors and nurses to treat injuries ranging from surgery to dentistry. The group assisted many with delayed or ongoing injuries in affected communities.
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Laguna Woops
Albert Hsu
Nepal
Hsu
Taiwan Root Medical Peace Corps
Taiwan
Clubhouse Two budget jumps to 6.3 million in GRF vote
Golden Rain Foundation directors approved an extra 2.1 million beyond the 4.2 million plan for Clubhouse Two. The increase funds enhancements such as a loggia storage facility trellis and entry drive to meet ADA standards. The clubhouse renovation itself remains about 4 million. Residents critique the scope and cost.
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Laguna Woods
Golden Rain Foundation Board of Directors
GRF
Mary Stone
GFR
Ken Rei
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Scott Bosco
Moulton Parkway
Suite B
Lagune Hills