Condo II – February 2025
“FEBRUARY IS HERE — USHERING IN A SEASON OF HEARTFELT CONNECTIONS AND INTROSPECTIVE ENERGY THAT ENCOURAGES US TO CHERISH EVERY MOMENT OF THIS SHORT MONTH!”
In regards to fire prevention, please remember that is the homeowner’s responsibility to clean and maintain your dryer vents and furnaces. It is mandatory to have these cleaned and inspected. Please submit the proper documentation to the Condo II Board. Make sure you are emptying the lint trap in your dryers after every use. This is just one way to prevent house fires. It is also a good time to check the expiration dates of your fire extinguishers and replace them if needed. It is imperative that we all do our part in keeping the community safe.
Remember that no work will be completed without a work order unless it is an emergency. You can email the Condo II Board of Managers with any questions or concerns at Bwcondo2@gmail.com. Paper work orders are still available, however, work orders submitted online through UpKeep will help expedite your request. You can do this on the Bretton Woods HOA website under the tab work orders.
Please make sure that we are all keeping the dumpster areas and our community clean from trash and litter. Large household items are picked up Monday and Friday by maintenance. These items should be placed next to the dumpster on Sunday or Thursday evenings only. Do not place items in front of or lean items against the dumpster. The garbage company will not pick up that dumpster if anything is blocking it.
In the event of a snowstorm, the Condo is responsible for shoveling and applying ice melt to all walkways. Our landscapers will also shovel a path to your front door. The rest of the patio is the responsibility of the homeowner. Our landscaper will only begin after it has stopped snowing and there is at least two inches on the ground. Condo II is very big, so please be patient with our crew. If you do not see them, they may be working in a different part of the Condo. There are also people for private hire in the Bretton News if you need them.
The Condo provides ice melt in buckets located at the end of each building. Please fill a container ahead of time for you to use on your patio. Also, make sure the lids to the bins are on securely. If you notice the ice melt running low, please put in a work order requesting the bin be refilled. Do not forget to put the location of the bin on the work order.
Please take caution when walking outside in inclement weather and freezing temperatures. Grassy areas can be slippery and are not to be walked on. Not only is this dangerous, but could damage the grass. Please utilize the walkways and sidewalks only.
In regards to parking your vehicles with an upcoming snowstorm, Condo II residents are asked to move their vehicles to the parking plazas. No vehicle should remain on the street during a snowstorm. Any vehicle remaining in the street will be subject to towing at the owner’s expense. This will allow the maintenance crew to plow the roads. Maintenance will also plow the middle of the parking plazas. Please also take note of No parking signs for spaces designated for snow. Any vehicle parked in these parking spots will be subject to towing at the owner’s expense. Once the snow has stopped and the roadways and middle of the parking plazas have been plowed, the residents are to move their cars to the street (without blocking fire hydrants, dumpsters, or mailboxes). Once all cars have been removed from the parking plaza, maintenance will then plow the parking plaza. Once the parking plazas have been cleared, residents are asked to move their cars back. Please listen for blast calls from the HOA and the Condo.
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 resident’s name, address, and phone number. Please remember that the Condo is not responsible for any lost or stolen items.
As a responsible dog owner, you MUST pick up after your dog. Leaving dog feces on the ground is a significant health hazard. Dog feces can contain pathogens that may carry diseases that can make people and other dogs sick. It also damages the grass and plants and is destroying the ambiance of our common areas. Fines will be issued to those who violate this rule.