Condo II – May 2026
“In May, nature paints the world in vibrant colors, reminding us that life is a masterpiece.”
In the unfortunate event of an emergency, it is extremely important that fire, EMS, and police can clearly see your unit number from outside your unit. If they cannot find you, they cannot help you. Please make sure your unit number is properly displayed.
Regarding fire prevention, remember that it is your responsibility as a homeowner to clean and maintain your dryer vents and furnaces. These must be cleaned and inspected at least once a year. If you hire an outside company for dryer vent cleaning, please contact the Condo Board beforehand and submit the proper paperwork. Once the work has been completed, a certificate of completion is required.
Spring is also a good time to check the expiration dates of your fire extinguishers, any extra smoke and or carbon monoxide detectors, and replace them if needed. It is imperative that we all do our part in keeping this community safe.
All hose bibs can be turned on by now. If you have any issues with your hose bib leaking or not working properly, please put in a work order, and maintenance will address it.
If you would like access to the basement, the basement hours are as follows:
• Second Saturday of every month from 11-11:15am
• Fourth Sunday of every month from 11-11:15am
All items being stored in the basement must be sealed in plastic containers that clearly state the residents’ name, address, and phone number. Please remember that the Condo is not responsible for any lost or stolen items. Many of you use the basement to store your personal belongings. In the near future, the condo will be reorganizing and going through the basement. If you have items that do not belong in the basement, please remove them immediately. If you are unsure of what can be stored in the basement, please send an email to the Board of Managers, and the information will be sent to you. It is a good idea if you have items in the basement to check to make sure everything is labeled and stored correctly. You will also be contacted with instructions if you need to take action.
Please remember to stop feeding wildlife. Not only is this against Suffolk County code, but it also attracts unwanted pests and rodents. The Condo is not responsible for rodent issues, so please refrain from leaving out food.
As warmer weather approaches, ensure there is no standing water in basins, flowerpots, or birdbaths, as stagnant water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
The Condo covers extermination costs for termites, carpenter ants, and wasps, hornets, or bees only when nests are attached to the building. If you discover any of these insects, please submit a work order promptly so the issue can be addressed. All other extermination needs (such as rodents or non-listed insects) are the responsibility of the individual homeowner or renter.