Condo VI- Septmber 2022
By all these lovely tokens, September days are here. With summer’s best of weather and autumn’s best of cheer.”-Helen Hunt Jackson-
It was great being able to enjoy our special amenities this summer, especially during those steamy, hot days! We are so fortunate to have a beautiful pool.
Happy Birthday wishes to Barbara Russo, Fran Augi, Anna Marie Mirando, Alexis Casey, Donna Ceasarani, Lana Pallares, Lauren Hoag, Brian Neiderman, and Anthony DeMott. We wish you all a great day and healthy year.
Anniversary wishes go out to AnnaMarie and Tony Mirando, Lois and Pete Cantalupo, and Leslie and Bruce Mac Millan. Enjoy your special days.
Welcome to our new Condo 6 residents Dr. Srinivasa (Sri) and Judy and Harvey Allen, and Nathan Greenhaw.
Smoke alarms will be checked again in October. Please be available for your building captain.
Budget: The HOA budget has been approved, and reflects a $24 increase for residents. As of this writing, the Condo 6 budget has not been determined.
Dog walking -We continue to have many complaints about dog owners not picking up after their pets. You must walk your dog only on the street, NEVER on any grassy or dirt areas, and all droppings should be picked up, put into a bag, and then deposited into the dumpster. Dog walking on Birchwood Drive is restricted to the wooded side of the street only, not along the parking lots.
Smoking Code Reminder The Suffolk County legislature unanimously approved one of the toughest smoking restrictions in the country. Smoking is PROHIBITED in common areas of condominiums and within a fifty-foot radius of all entrances and exits of such buildings and within fifty feet of any ventilation intake that serves these buildings. Unfortunately, there are many cigarette butts littering the ground, especially around the Clubhouse. Please adhere to the smoking restrictions. If you have a problem with a neighbor violating this code, you are to call the Suffolk County Health Dept. at 631-854-0000, not the Condo 6 board.
***Barbeque season is coming to an end. REMEMBER, no open flames are permitted. This includes Tiki torches and fire pits. This is a Town of Brookhaven rule, and is for the safety of everyone! Thank you for your cooperation.
Long Term Parking- As you know, there are designated parking spots for residents who will be away for more than two weeks. We are asking that in addition to parking in those spots, you notify someone on the Board that you will be away for an extended period of time. This will enable us to answer any questions that may arise regarding a parked car.
Homeowners’ Insurance- It is very important that each owner maintain his/her own insurance for the contents of the unit. For example, if a common pipe breaks, the Condo is responsible for the repair of the pipe and the common property. Your property would be covered by your own insurance policy. Please be aware of this when selecting a policy.
September dates to remember: Labor Day 5th, Grandparents’ Day, 11th, Rosh Hashanah, 25-27th, Yom Kippur, 15-16th, Patriot Day-11th`1
STAY HEALTHY!
HAPPY AUTUMN!