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NEWS @ NoRTHERN TERRACE
Supervisory Community Manager for Northern Terrace : Rosario Orozco
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW AND ORDER BY Real Estate Division, Department of
Business & Industry, State Of Nevada (Petitioner) VS Rosario Orozco (Respondent),
Case Nos. 2014-3723 and 2014-3453
Homeowners should be asking why the Board of Directors failed to disclose this troubling past during the previous Board of Directors meeting.
CONCLUSION OF LAW
Based on the foregoing factual findings, the Commission concludes by unanimous vote that the following violations of law occurred:
RESPONDENT violated NAC 116A.345(2)(a) by impeding or otherwise
interfering with an investigation of the Division by failing to comply with a request by the Division to provide documents.
RESPONDENT violated NAC 116A.345(2)(c) by impeding or otherwise
interfering with an investigation of the Division by concealing facts or documents relating to the business of the Association.
RESPONDENT violated NAC 116A.355(1)(a)(1) (through NAC 116A.355(2)(a)(3)) by committing unprofessional conduct by failing to comply with NRS 116.3102(1)(s) by directing the removal of vehicles in the Association without complying with NRS 487.038.
RESPONDENT violated NAC 116A.355(1)(a)(1) (through NAC 116A.355(2)(a)(3)) by committing unprofessional conduct by failing to comply with NRS 116 by imposing fines, including negotiating the amount of the fine, when the Association had not complied with NRS 116.31031.
RESPONDENT violated NAC 116A.355(1)(a)(1) (through NAC 116A.355(2)(f)) by committing unprofessional conduct by failing to cooperate with the Division in the investigation of a complaint by failing to provide documents requested during the investigation by letters dated October 3, 2014, October 6, 2014, November 6, 2014, and February 10, 2016.
RESPONDENT violated NAC 116A.355(1)(a)(2) (through NAC 116A.355(3)(a)) by committing an act of professional incompetence by demonstrating a significant lack of ability, knowledge, or fitness to perform a duty or obligation owed to a client.
RESPONDENT violated NAC 116A.365(1)(a)(2) (through NAC 116A.355(3)6)) by committing an act of professional incompetence by failing to exercise reasonable skill and care with respect to a duty or obligation owed to a client.
RESPONDENT violated NAC 116A.355(1)(a)(1) and (2) (through NAC 116A.355(4)(a)) by committing an act of unprofessional conduct and professional incompetence by failing to do her utmost to protect the public against fraud, misrepresentation or unethical practices related to the business affairs of the client.
RESPONDENT violated NAC 116A.355(1)(a)(1) and (2) (through NAC
116A.355(4)(g)) by committing an act of unprofessional conduct and professional incompetence when she failed to act in the best interests of the client by causing vehicles to be towed within the Association without complying with NRS 116.3102(1)(s) and NRS 487.038.
ORDER
The Commission being fully apprised in the premises, and good cause appearing to the Commission, by a unanimous vote, ORDERS as follows:
RESPONDENT'S community manager certificate is downgraded to a provisional community manager certificate for a period of no less than 12 months from the date of this Order. RESPONDENT must petition this Commission prior to receiving a full community manager certificate. Prior to approving a full community manager certificate for RESPONDENT, the Commission will need to receive a report from RESPONDENT'S supervising community manager.
RESPONDENT shall pay an administrative fine to the Division in the total amount of $11,108.37 - which includes a fine of $7,000 for the violations of law and $4,108.37 representing the total amount due for the Division's attorney's fees and costs - Page 6 of 7 no later than 60 months from the date of this Order. The total administrative fine shall be due in monthly payments of no less than $185.14 each and shall be due on the first day of each month beginning on April 1, 2017, until the total fine is paid in full.
The Commission's Order Continuing Case dated November 30, 2016 for this matter is vacated.
The Division may institute debt collection proceedings for failure to timely pay the total fine. Further, if collection goes through the State of Nevada, then RESPONDENT shall also pay the costs associated with collection.
Dated: March 22 2017.
COMMISSION FOR COMMON-INTEREST COMMUNITIES AND CONDOMINIUM HOTELS, DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS & INDUSTRY, STATE OF NEVADA
By: [Signed]
James Rizzi, Vice-Chairman
About THE NORTHERN TERRACE COMMUNITY
Northern Terrace Resident Portal
Northern Terrace Resident Portal
Homeowners can register online to pay assessments, view statements, submit architectural modification requests online or view Association Records.
Register for access at the CAMCO Nevada Website.
Amenities
Northern Terrace Resident Portal
Residents can enjoy community amenities that include a Clubhouse which features an aquatic facilities including a spa and lap pool, children's playground and activity room, fitness center, and entertainment room.
Reservations of the Entertainment Room and Kitchen, Activity Room or Outdoor BBQ Area are also available for private functions and events for any homeowner, free of charge.
