CAI-Southern Colorado Chapter

Comm. Association Issues

CAI PUBLISHES COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION TELECOM ISSUES.

ALEXANDRIA, June 11 — From central antenna system requirements to satellite dish placement rules, community associations are facing a host of new regulations and service opportunities in the telecommunications arena, according to the Community Associations Institute. Now condominium, cooperative and homeowner associations can get comprehensive information and guidelines on new telecommunications technologies in one easy-to-use guide, "Getting Connected: The Community Association's Guide to Telecommunications Management."

"Getting Connected" offers a complete explanation of the impact of new federal telecommunications rules on all types of community associations in a user-friendly, spiral-bound format. Model contracts and documents provide turnkey asssistance to community associations that are writing a telecommunications plan, considering the installation of telephone or cable television inside wiring, licensing the placement of a telecommunications tower or writing policies for satellite dish placement by residents, among other issues.

"Getting Connected" retails for 54.95; CAI members receive a 40 percent discount. For more information or to order, call CAE Central office 703/548-8600 or visit CAI's online bookstore at www.caionline.org and receive a ten percent discount off your total publications order. You may also purchase publications by requesting a publications catalog from your local Chapter. "Getting Connected" will be on display along with other publications, at the monthly Southern Colorado Chapter luncheon programs. If you have any questions please contact Jan Bolton at (719) 591-5134.