Saturday, February 10, 2018

Waterline project

Dear Kiahuna Owners in Phase II,
The waterline project installation has been extended due to rain. The project will continue from February 12-14.
Water Shut-off to Building 23 was completed on Friday, February 9th.
The next water shut-off is still TBD, but will now only involve Buildings 14, 20, 21, & 22.
Should you have any questions, please contact our maintenance department at 808-742-3543.
Aloha,

Marianne Thesken
Business Manager

Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Upcoming meeting

I hope you will consider attending the upcoming AOBO meeting on Saturday February 10th at the Bay Club in San Diego.

Lunch is being served at 11:30 (it's free for owners!) and the meeting will start soon thereafter.

If you are going to come, please let Marianne Thesken know so she can be sure we have the right number of seats and meals available.  808-742-3521.
Or you can email her at
marianne.thesken@outrigger.com


Hope to see you there.
Keep in mind that elections are coming up in May, and if you're thinking about running for the Board, that's a great opportunity to get an inside look at the workings of the AOBO.

Tuesday, September 12, 2017

Transient Accommodations tax increase

Just received this update from Lynda Gill of Re-Max.  It's not related specifically to AOBO only but I thought it was important for all owners to be aware of this upcoming change.

TA Tax To Increase By 1% To Help Bail Out Honolulu Rail Project
The controversial “Rail Bail Out Bill” passed the House and Senate and was signed last week by Governor Ige. The bill is projected to generate $2.278 billion, which is enough to show the Federal government that the State of Hawaii has their amount of funds needed to receive the $1.55 billion from the Federal Transit Administration which is needed to complete the Honolulu Rail Project. With the passage of this bill the State now has until September 15 to submit a financial recovery plan to the Federal Transit Administration to receive $1.55 billion in Federal funds.
The bill impacts the entire state in the fact that the Transient Accommodation Tax (TAT), which is the hotel tax mostly paid by tourists, will go from 9.25% to 10.25% for 13 years. This TAT tax increase will apply to timeshare as well and goes into effect January 1, 2018. The GET tax surcharge that ONLY Oahu is currently paying will be extended from the current 10 year to an additional 3 years.

Thanks, Lynda, for keeping us up-to-date!

Monday, September 11, 2017

Clarification

The information the AOBO is seeking regarding insurance is only being requested with respect to condos in Phase II through V.  We are not seeking information from any Phase I owners.

Sorry for any confusion.

Randy Danto Nordstrom
Vice-President
AOBO