Board Building and Grounds: Difference between revisions

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All work should be approved by the board (or a subset of the board, where appropriate) prior to project kick-off.  For large projects (particularly those above $1,500), three bids should be obtained.  This is subject to the discretion of the board; some jobs may requiring hiring a specific contractor, for instance.
All work should be approved by the board (or a subset of the board, where appropriate) prior to project kick-off.  For large projects (particularly those above $1,500), three bids should be obtained.  This is subject to the discretion of the board; some jobs may requiring hiring a specific contractor, for instance.
=== Paperwork ===


As requested by the treasurer, all contractors must provide a <b>Certificate of Insurance</b> prior to arriving for work.  In addition, the following are requested where possible:
As requested by the treasurer, all contractors must provide a <b>Certificate of Insurance</b> prior to arriving for work.  In addition, the following are requested where possible:
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A W-9 is also necessary for tax purposes (may not necessarily need to provide up-front).  The official name of the club is "Fairway Farms Swim & Tennis Club, Inc.", where needed.
A W-9 is also necessary for tax purposes (may not necessarily need to provide up-front).  The official name of the club is "Fairway Farms Swim & Tennis Club, Inc.", where needed.
=== Off-Season Work ===
Ensure that contractors are aware in advance if the building will not have running water (during the off-season).  It may be advisable to mark toilet stalls as "out of order" as a reminder (based upon past experience).  The clubhouse has no insulation; some warming may be possible via electric heat, though be mindful of the cost.  The basement will typically dip into the 40's or 30's mid-winter.


== Lessons Learned ==
== Lessons Learned ==

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