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    The Woodridge Country Club Condominium Association NO. 5 sent a letter to residents informing them they must vacate their homes. Due to damage from a June 2021 tornado, professionals determined the buildings needed to be winterized and have their water shut off. Exterior repairs are required before interior work, but material shortages will delay the roof and envelope repairs. The buildings' water lines require the water to be shut off for all units, and insurance advised winterizing to prevent further, uncovered damage from weather. Engineers said the structure is sound enough for roof reconstruction but the buildings are not inhabitable until interior winterization is complete. The association is working with local government to help residents.

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    The Woodridge Country Club Condominium Association NO. 5 sent a letter to residents informing them they must vacate their homes. Due to damage from a June 2021 tornado, professionals determined the buildings needed to be winterized and have their water shut off. Exterior repairs are required before interior work, but material shortages will delay the roof and envelope repairs. The buildings' water lines require the water to be shut off for all units, and insurance advised winterizing to prevent further, uncovered damage from weather. Engineers said the structure is sound enough for roof reconstruction but the buildings are not inhabitable until interior winterization is complete. The association is working with local government to help residents.

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    The Woodridge Country Club Condominium Association NO. 5 sent a letter to residents informing them they must vacate their homes. Due to damage from a June 2021 tornado, professionals determined the buildings needed to be winterized and have their water shut off. Exterior repairs are required before interior work, but material shortages will delay the roof and envelope repairs. The buildings' water lines require the water to be shut off for all units, and insurance advised winterizing to prevent further, uncovered damage from weather. Engineers said the structure is sound enough for roof reconstruction but the buildings are not inhabitable until interior winterization is complete. The association is working with local government to help residents.

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    The Woodridge Country Club Condominium Association NO. 5 sent a letter to residents informing them they must vacate their homes. Due to damage from a June 2021 tornado, professionals determined the buildings needed to be winterized and have their water shut off. Exterior repairs are required before interior work, but material shortages will delay the roof and envelope repairs. The buildings' water lines require the water to be shut off for all units, and insurance advised winterizing to prevent further, uncovered damage from weather. Engineers said the structure is sound enough for roof reconstruction but the buildings are not inhabitable until interior winterization is complete. The association is working with local government to help residents.

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    Date: December 7, 2021

    Re: The Woodridge Country Club Condominium Association NO. 5 letter to vacate homes:

    1.) This has not been an easy decision for management and the association to make and we did not take
    this decision lightly. We provided communication to the residents via postings, mailings and email
    blasts since the June 20, 2021, Tornado that effected the Woodridge Country Club Condominium
    Association NO 5.

    2.) Since the tornado event of June 20, 2021, we consulted with professionals in our industry including the
    Insurance Company and Adjuster, Public Adjuster, Contractors and Building Engineers who determined
    as of November 22, 2021, that the buildings would have to be winterized and water shut down due to
    the inability to shutting down water down to individual units.

    3.) We have also worked with the roofing and various other contractor closely over the last few months
    related to the exterior and roofing repairs that need to be done so we can seal the buildings envelope
    to secure it from the weather elements. The exterior repairs are required before any interior repairs
    can be addressed. We were also notified over the last few weeks by the contractors of a shortage of
    the exterior materials and that it would be difficult to obtain, which in turn delays the work for the roof
    and the other components of the building’s envelope.

    4.) The water had to be shut off to the buildings due to the configuration of the water lines that service
    the buildings. The water lines for these buildings’ service clusters of buildings and once shut off on the
    outside the water will no longer service the interior of the buildings. The associations insurance
    company also did advise us to winterize the building so that further damage due to inclement weather
    and freeze/thaw cycles did not further damage the interior as this would not be covered by the policy
    for the tornado incident.

    5.) The Building Engineer did inform management that the building is structurally sound enough to
    reconstruct the roofing and exterior construction but not habitable due to the winterization needed on
    the interior.

    6.) We have consulted with the Village of Woodridge in an effort to work together and find resources for
    the Condominium owners.

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