Norman Glavas, 70, of Boynton Beach, pleaded guilty to one charge of grand theft over $20,000 and will serve 10 months in jail, 70 months of probation and repay $48,179.26 in restitution to the Quail Run Homeowner Association. Glavas committed the crime from 2012 to 2014.

According to his plea agreement, Glavas will return $31,000 to the association immediately in a lump sum payment through a trust controlled by his attorney. He will make $300 payments monthly to pay back the remaining amount after completing his jail sentence, and must remain employed until the entirety of the restitution is paid.

He also is required to serve 250 hours of community service and pay $250 in court fees.

Glavas was first arrested in May 2016 on charges of organized fraud, money laundering and grand theft. An arrest report shows that as treasurer of the homeowner association, Glavas made checks out to himself from the association’s funds.

He deposited 16 checks totaling $51,542.59 into three different bank accounts, perhaps attempting to conceal the illegal activity, police said.

A member of the homeowner association board noticed discrepancies in how several checks were logged and confronted Glavas, according to the arrest report. At first, he said the checks were for legal fees, but later told the board member he laundered the money and asked them not to call the police.