SUMMIT·RIDGE
Financial

Financial Records and Budgets

Fiscal year and audits

Records available for inspection

Members, mortgagees, insurers, and guarantors may inspect and copy (during normal business hours or other reasonable times) current copies of:

  1. Declaration, Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, and Rules.
  2. Most recent financial statement.
  3. Current operating budget.
  4. All other records.

A prospective purchaser may inspect items (a)–(c). The Association may charge a reasonable fee for copies (Source: Bylaws Article XI § 2).

Any Director (or agent/attorney) may inspect all books and records for any proper purpose at any reasonable time (Source: Bylaws Article XI § 1).

Annual budgets

Per-unit-per-month figures unless noted. All from Association budget documents (Account 6810 = Reserves; 6930 = Reserve Payback / Loan Due Reserves; 6661 = Bldg & Property Maintenance).

Line 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
Assessment income (annual, total) $74,013 $83,845 $91,699 $92,699 $98,384
Assessment, per unit/month $293.70 $332.72 $363.88 $367.85 $390.41
Sp. Assessment income (total) $26,115 $10,946 $5,473 $5,473
Reserve allocation (acct 6810) $20,707 $21,504 $33,291 $35,000 $39,550
Reserve payback/loan (acct 6930) $5,472 $5,473
Insurance (acct 6061) $15,000 $16,000 $16,000 $22,069 $20,300
Professional management (acct 6861) $8,311 $8,311 $8,810 $9,075 $9,347
Landscape contract (acct 6341) $9,504 $10,080 $10,428 $9,000 $9,720
Gutter repair/cleaning (acct 6213) $4,300 $5,020 $5,020 $5,020
Bldg & Property Maintenance (6661) $2,500 $10,200 $2,000 $2,000 $2,000
Legal (6901) $1,100 $800 $1,000 $800 $800
Reserve Study Update (6932) $2,750 $1,650
Tax expense (6051) $715 $1,300
Total expenses $74,013 $83,845 $91,699 $92,699 $103,857

(Sources: 590 Summitridge 2022.md, 590 Summitridge #2.md [2023], 590 Summitridge- Budget.md [2024], Summitridge 2025 Budget.md, Summitridge 2026 Budget.md.)

The 2026 Budget shows total expenses of $103,857 vs. assessment income of $98,384 (a $5,473 gap matched dollar-for-dollar by Sp. Assessment income of $5,473) — i.e., the Special Repair Assessment continues to fund the loan payback line.

Reserve study (PONO, April 2024 — for 2025)

A Level 1 Full Reserve Study was prepared on 04/19/2024 (Version 2) by Daniel J. Brennan, RS (CAI-RS #00510) of PONO Building Consultants for the report period Jan 1, 2025 – Dec 31, 2025 (Source: PONO Reserve Study Cover).

Headline numbers (Jan 1, 2025)

(Source: PONO Reserve Study, Executive Summary.)

Funding plans considered

Plan First-year contribution Per-unit/month Meets 30-yr expenditures? First deficit year
2025 Funding Model ★ (recommended) $35,000 $138.89 Yes N/A
Current $33,291 $132.11 No 2039
Funding Model B $40,000 $158.73 Yes N/A

The Board adopted the 2025 Funding Model for the 2025 budget (Reserves acct 6810 = $35,000), and increased it to $39,550 for 2026, consistent with the model's prescribed 13% annual increases in years 1–14 (Source: 2025 Budget; 2026 Budget; PONO 2025 Funding Model description).

Expenditures by category (current replacement cost)

Category Current Replacement Cost Share
Exterior Component (Hardie siding) $946,080 48.4%
Roofing $817,900 41.8%
Painting & Repairs $160,680 8.2%
Landscaping & Irrigation $20,455 1.0%
Miscellaneous $7,428 0.4%
Asphalt & Concrete Surfaces $2,600 0.1%
Lighting $1,250 0.1%
Total $1,956,393 100%

(Source: PONO Reserve Study, Executive Summary; Component Inventory.)

See Building Envelope History and Reserves for the 5- and 30-year expenditure schedule and component details.

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