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Bulletin Board

COMMUNITY YARD SALE

AUTUMN SEEMS LIKE A GREAT TIME TO CLEAR OUT YOUR

UNUSED / UNWANTED STUFF

TO HELP YOU DO THIS

WE’RE HAVING A COMMUNITY YARD SALE

HOW THIS WILL WORK

WE WILL GET THE PERMIT FROM THE TOWN AND DO THE ADVERTISING

YOU WILL:

PAY $5.00 TOWARD THE COST OF THE PERMIT AND ADVERTISING

SUPPLY YOUR TABLE(s) –

SET UP YOUR ITEMS (on the morning of the sale)

MAN / WOMAN YOUR OWN TABLE(s)

REMOVE YOUR UNSOLD ITEMS AT THE END OF THE DAY

DATE: Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010 – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm

Rain date - Sunday- Oct. 3, 2010 – 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

LOCATION: BEHIND 3051 Edwin Ave. (on the great lawn)

To reserve your place Please print and complete this form and send it to the Management Office by Sept. 15, 2010

Linwood Park Newsletter Summer 2010

To all Residents and Shareholders:

In this newsletter we are going to share our views on the importance of trees. We are very lucky to live in a “Park” with 35 acres and hundreds of trees. Unfortunately this winter was harsh and several of our trees were injured or destroyed. While visiting Vienna, Austria I discovered the “Ten tree tenants”. Much like our trees the Tree tenants can be seen from far away and benefit many people, especially those who walk by our buildings and dwell nearby. The tree tenant symbolizes a turn in human history because he regains his rank as an important partner of man. The tree tenant pays his rent in much more valuable currency than humans do:

Tree tenants create oxygen.
Tree tenants improve the city climate and the well-being of dwellers. They bring the needed moisture into the desert climate of the city; reduce the dry-humid and cold-warm contrast.
Tree tenants act like vacuum cleaners and more. They swallow even the finest and poisonous dust. There is less dust in the apartment and in the street.
Tree tenants protect you like curtains from the outside and create shelter.
Tree tenants give shadow in summer but let sunlight through in winter when the leaves have fallen.
Tree tenants swallow noise. They reduce the echoes of the city noise and create quietness.
Beauty and joy of life come back. Living quality is improved by having a piece of nature of one’s own, butterflies and birds come back.
The tree tenant is a symbol of reparation towards nature which is extremely visible. We restore to nature a tiny piece of the huge territories which man has taken away from nature illegally.
The tree tenant is a giver. It is a piece of nature, a homeland, spontaneous vegetation in the anonymous and sterile city desert; it is a piece of nature which can develop without the rationalistic control of man and his technology.

Please help us take care of our trees by not climbing or hanging from them.

Linwood Park is your home - Please follow the rules. They have been put in place for your safety and to maintain the integrity of the complex.

PLEASE:

Keep your garage door closed at all times - the benefits of keeping your door closed are: Your possessions will be safe. Your garage will not accumulate leaves and debris and bugs and wildlife will not find a new home.
Air Conditioning Panels- You are not permitted to install any window air conditioners without a panel. When you purchase a new air conditioner no matter its size- You MUST contact the Management Office to arrange to have it installed. This is for your safety- An air conditioner incorrectly installed can fall out of the window causing damage to the complex and possibly a neighbor’s apartment.
Alterations to your apartment- You must advise the Maintenance Office of any work you are doing or having done. The Maintenance Office will provide you with the Alteration Package Checklist. You might be required to get Permits from Fort Lee. You must provide a copy of your Contractor’s Licenses and their Certificates of Insurance. Again this is for your safety, the safety of your neighbors and the building.
Move-In/Move-Out and Delivery Procedures- This applies to all residents including those who reside on the 1st floor. If and when you schedule a delivery you MUST submit a Move-in/Move-out or Delivery application to the Business Office no later than 48 hours prior to the date you plan to move or receive a delivery. The occupant (owner or subtenant) is required to submit the form along with a Certified Check or Official Bank Check deposit of $500, payable to 1170 Apt. Corp and delivered to the Business office during business hours no later than 48 hours prior to your desired move or delivery.

THE ALLOWABLE TIMES FOR MOVING-IN / MOVING OUT AND DELIVERIES ARE:

	Monday-Friday	9:00 AM TO 5:00 PM
	Saturday	10:00 AM TO 3:00 PM
	NO MOVES OR DELIVERIES ARE PERMITTED ON SUNDAY OR HOLIDAYS

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JOIN US FOR LINWOOD PARK'S
LAST BLAST OF SUMMER!
Sunday, September 12, 2010
12:30 - 4:30
Behind 3051 Edwin Avenue

FUN FOR ALL
Food - Entertainment - Music

Voter Registration Table and more

Other questions/concerns- Feel free to attend the Board Meetings- the schedule is published in your buildings bulletin board.
Sincerely,

Your Board of Directors
Noel Albert, President - Geri Powder, Secretary

Minutes of Meeting Board of Directors - 1170 Apartment Corp.

Pursuant to Notice of Meeting received by all Directors, the 429th meeting was held on July 12, 2010.

The following Board Members were in attendance:

N. Albert	M. Pellegrini	B. Boericke	S. Teichman
B. Rosenbluth	M. Petrillo	T. Dawson	M. Desind
G.Chokos

The following Board Members were absent:
M. Keigher	G. Powder	L. Charles	H. Montesa Gordon

Other persons in attendance:

J.J. Roman Jr., Esq. 1170 Apartment Corp.
General Counsel

D. Hakes 1170 Apartment Corp.
General Manager

July 12, 2010 MINUTES
Noel Albert, President of the Board of Directors called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M.

The Board Meeting Minutes of June 14, 2010 were approved as submitted.

APPOINTMENT OF VACANT SEAT TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Upon Motion duly made and seconded, the Board appointed Kerry F. Moots to the Board of Directors.

M. Bailin and S. Teichman abstained.

GENERAL MANAGER'S REPORT
The report had been sent to all Board members for review, including the Security Report. See attached.

FINANCE COMMITTEE
M. Desind updated the Board on the current finances of the Corporation.

PARKING COMMITTEE
Nothing to report.

TRAFFIC COMMITTEE
Nothing to report.

HOUSE & GROUNDS COMMITTEE
G. Chokos informed the Board that since we sent the letter to H- Mart they have put a bucket outside for their employees to dispose of their cigarette butts.

Upon Motion and after discussion the Board agreed to put in some bike racks by
411/421 Park Place.

G. Chokos asked all Board Members to follow the chain of command with the committee’s chairperson. The Board agreed.

PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE
Nothing to report.

ENGINEERING COMMITTEE
N. Albert updated the Board on the progress of the ramp being installed at 3051 Edwin Avenue.

SHAREHOLDER FORUM COMMITTEE
Nothing to report.

FERAL CAT COMMITTEE
Nothing to report.

OPEN MEETING
There were no Shareholders present.

OLD BUSINESS
Nothing to report.

NEW BUSINESS
Nothing to report.

ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:25 P.M.

Next Scheduled Board meeting Monday, August 9, 2010 at 7:00 P.M.

Pending matters for further discussion:

• Fire Alarms
• S/L Policy
• Cameras
• Recreation

Respectfully Submitted,

Geraldine Feehan
For the Board of Directors

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