Attending:  Peter Levy, Pres., Katharine Flanders Mukherji, V.P., Matthew Pilkington, Treas., Levi McConnell, Sec., Terra Chalberg, Rose Firestein, Jose Perez (to present Super’s report), and Elia Malara (Managing Agent).

I.   Maintenance

• There was a plumbing leak in Unit #2E that severely damaged units 1E, 1M, the Super’s apartment, and parts of the Common Area below. It has been inspected by the appropriate  insurance companies, and repairs will commence as soon as they are approved.

Flexible plumbing connections have limited life spans.  They should be inspected and replaced every 5 years.  When you leave your apartment for an extended time (vacations, business trips, etc.), close the shut-off valves to the sinks, toilets, and washing machines.

• The front entry stairs at 120 Boerum will be refurbished.

• The exterior wall of 120 Boerum Place that fronts Dean Street is being investigated for possible re-pointing of the brick.

• Repairs to the roof and ceiling of the parking garage are being considered.

• A few more roof decks are being replaced/repaired

• More upgrades and miscellaneous repairs are being considered for the Common Areas of 134 Boerum Place.

II.   Financials

The financial situation of Skytrack Condo was reviewed and continues to be in order.

 

The meeting was adjourned at 9:00 pm.

The next Skytrack Condo Board Meeting is scheduled for October 25th, 2011.

 

PLEASE RETAIN THIS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

 RECYCLING RULES

PICK-UP IS MONDAY MORNING (Except Holidays)

(So put recycling into the containers by Sunday afternoon)

Glass Bottles & Jars, Plastic Bottles & Jugs, Beverage Cartons, Metal & Foil

Place in “METAL, GLASS & PLASTIC” or BLUE-labeled recycling bins:

*            glass bottles and jars

*            plastic bottles and jugs

*            beverage cartons and drink boxes (milk and juice cartons, juice boxes)

*            metal cans

*            aluminum foil wrap and trays

*            household metal (such as wire hangers, pots and pans, dried-out paint cans with lids removed)

*            bulk metal (such as metal furniture, cabinets, and appliances*)

*Before discarding appliances containing CFC gas (such as refrigerators and air conditioners), NYC residents must schedule an appointment for the recovery of CFC. Call 311

 

Mixed Paper & Cardboard

Place in “PAPER” or GREEN-labeled recycling bins:

*            newspapers, magazines, catalogs

*            paper, mail, and envelopes

*            telephone books and soft-cover books

*            paper bags

*            smooth cardboard (such as shoe boxes, cereal boxes with liners removed, cardboard tubes)

*            corrugated cardboard boxes (flattened and tied in bundles) Next to the Containers

What NOT to Recycle

Place the following items with your regular trash:

*            any other types of glass (bulbs, etc.)

*            other kinds of plastics (such as deli and yogurt containers, Styrofoam, plastic toys and furniture)

Do not place anything on the street unless so instructed by the Super.

Recycle ONLY designated materials; help make recycling cost effective.