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Information about Senator Alan S. Lowenthal (D) - District 27- California Senator Alan S. Lowenthal (D) - District 27- California State Capitol, Room 3048 Sacramento, California 95814 Phone: (916) 651-4027     Fax: (916) 327-9113 Rank: No ranking. Summary: Profession: Professor of psychology at California State University, Long Beach since 1969. Prior elected postions: Long Beach City Council - 6 years. California State Assembly - 6 years. Chair: Senate Transportation & Housing Committee - Effective December 2005 Other Information: District Offices Paramount Office 16401 Paramount Blvd Paramount, CA 90723 (562) 529-6659 (562) 529-6662 fax Long Beach Office 115 Pine Ave, Suite 430 Long Beach, CA 90802 (562) 495-4766 (562) 495-1876 fax ----- DISTRICT STAFF Mark Pulido, District Director Cine D. Ivery, Field Representative Luis H. Marquez, Field Representative Bridget Sramek, Field Representative Robin McCray, Office Manager CAPITOL STAFF John Casey, Chief of Staff Joshua Tooker, Legislative Director Leticia Garcia, Legislative Assistant Darren Schwartz, Legislative Assistant Nicole Anaya, Executive Secretary SENATE ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMITTEE STAFF Randy Pestor, Senior Committee Consultant Bruce Jennings, Senior Committee Consultant Ann Boone, Committee Secretary SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE on CALIFORNIA PORTS & GOODS MOVEMENT Norman Fassler-Katz, Committee Consultant Jeff Brown, Committee Consultant Updated: January 9, 2006 Letter Summary Contact Person Name: Senator Alan Lowenthal Topic: Increases in association dues are unfair and not a fair solution to replenish reserves. Contact Information   Senator Alan Lowenthal State Capitol, Room 3048 Sacramento, CA 95814 Summary   The board members of the Atlantic & Pacific home owners association have been increasing the hoa dues by 20 percent per year over the past two years and indicate that there will be more increases or assessments in the future. There claim is that they need to raise ten years worth of reserves and they are only 21 percent funded. I spend $3,000.00 annually on an HOA that is claiming it can't take care of any repairs like painting, termite tenting, tree trimming, etc. The board also has not provided reciepts for expenses and refuses to look at alternative ways of saving money. This ultimately is hurting residents financially and destroying the re-sale value of units. Options View directory entry File a complaint against Senator Alan S. Lowenthal (D) - District 27- California Write a letter to Senator Alan S. Lowenthal (D) - District 27- California Communications for this letter November 16, 2006 2:54AM CET - Corrupt homeowners association Legend:   Messages from Senator Alan S. Lowenthal (D) - District 27- California   Messages from letter submitter

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