Indoor dining is no longer allowed in Chicago, but our restauarants and bars still need our support.
Take Out Chicago is a city-wide contest to help our favorite restaurants and bars during this difficult time.
Entry requires ordering from 10 different Chicago restaurants between now and December 15th.
Once completed you can email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with your name and the list of restauranats you ordered from. Choose Chicago will then select up to 10 winners to receive a 90-120 minute VIP tour of a select Chicago destination.
See details on the City of Chicago's website.
2021 is around the corner, and that means....it's budget time!
Here are a few important reminders about Board responsibilities and Budgeting:
Please see more about Budgets from these CCR articles:
Condo Budgeting Tips for Pandemic-Related Issues
Double-check your ownership percentages when preparing budgets ...
How to Avoid Common Board Member Mistakes
The Importance of Reserves Budgeting in Small Condos ...
Related Videos for CCR Members:
As you head out to the polls, deliver your mail in ballot or rest easy because you've already voted, please don't forget that the democratic process also applies to your condominium association.
The IL Condo Act requires an annual Board Election for all condominium associations. If your association has not had an election since the last blue moon, it's time to plan one.
Here are a few helpful articles for handling your board elections, and for navigating this responsibility during COVID.
Is Your Condo Association Due for an Election?
Search CCR for more about condo elections!
With Halloween around the corner, Boards should be proactive in crafting the Associations’s rules regulations, and expectations.
Here are five tips.
Learn more here.
A Q&A webinar recording on Protecting Your Community from Litigation with Tressler attorney, Katerina Tsoukalas-Heitkemper, is now available on Youtube.
Katerina discusses working with board members who have their own agendas, conducting Community association business in the Fall of 2020 and beyond, and being proactive vs. reactive.
Learn more, here.