From Report to Roadmap: Turning Depreciation Reports into Actionable Plan

A depreciation report is more than a regulatory requirement—it’s a strategic planning tool that can help strata corporations make informed decisions, protect property values, and reduce the risk of unexpected financial burdens. But once the report is completed, what comes next?

This informative session will explore how strata councils and managers can transform a depreciation report into a practical, long-term capital planning roadmap. Learn how to prioritize repair and replacement projects, align reserve fund contributions with future needs, communicate plans effectively with owners, and make confident budgeting decisions.

Whether your strata has recently completed a depreciation report or is preparing for its next update, you’ll leave with practical strategies to turn recommendations into action and build a stronger financial future for your community.

Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2026

Time: 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. (pst)

Where: Zoom webinar

Cost: Free

MEET YOUR SPEAKERS

Mugurel Mic

Strata Documents Review Advisor at Condo Clear Services / CCI Board Member

Mugurel is a Partner at Condo Clear Services, a BC licensed company specializing in strata document reviews, strata consulting and strata warranty consulting.

With a background in strata property management and having evaluated thousands of strata corporations across British Columbia, he brings broad insight into governance, financial health, and operational risk within strata communities. He writes and presents regularly on strata related topics and serves on the Board of Directors of CCI BC.

Yang Fei

Principal of Strata Engineering

Justin Tudor

President of Keller Engineering

Justin has more than 15 years of experience in the field of building science and structural engineering. He has overseen and completed hundreds of reserve fund studies, building conditions assessments and technical audits, while leading building element investigation including odour transfers, cladding failures, water infiltration, concrete, masonry deterioration and membrane replacements. As a contract administrator, Justin prepares drawings and specifications for the structural rehabilitations, win- dow and roofing replacements, parking renewals, and envelope restorations.

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