Property Management Contact: Janet Saunders jsaunders@ntpm.ca
Newton-Trelawney Property Management Services 905 619-2886 x252
253 Lake Driveway West, Ajax Ontario L1S 5B5
As of March 26, 2017 Newton-Trelawney has established an online presence for YCC 367 at www.ntpm.ca A password is required and login information should have been distributed to all Owners. For more information contact the Property Manager. (as at July 2021 this site does not appear to be available and as far as I can tell has never actually been a source of information or allow any interaction)
November 2012:- Hopefully everyone likes the freshened look after the door and garage trim, side panels and front doors were given a paint job. For your reference in case the exterior paint requires future touch-up, the paint formulation(s) are:-
(1) Garage door frames and wood panel above garage door, side panel at front doors and front door frames
Dulux #1580
- BLK 1P 14
- YOX 1P 53
- OXR 0P 14
Dulux (Devoe) #4216 0100L
- BLK 1P 14
- YOX 1P 53
- OXR 0P 14
Archival Issues:-
Property Management Change (December 2011)
***** IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be advised that as of December 1, 2011 Sterling will no longer provide property management services for YCC 367. If you have a property management issue please contact a Board member directly. Information pertaining to this change in property management services will be forthcoming. *****
Annual Spring Walkarounds
{2007} The Board's walk around of the property on May 15th (Tuesday early evening) for the 2007 Annual Spring Walkaround was terminated early due to inclement weather. Thanks to everyone who returned their "Unit Checklist" . Based on your feedback and an assessment of the property and our units by Marie, our Property Manager, and your Board of Directors, work to address some of the identified deficiencies will commence shortly and proceed over the Summer and Fall.
{2008} The weather co-operated for the 2008 walkaround which was held May 15th. Again thanks to everyone who provided feedback by inspecting your unit.
Please understand that your Board attempts to do as much work as our budget allows. If an item that you indicated on your checklist is not addressed this year, please re-enter it for consideration on the coming years checklist. The checklist is tool that your Board finds useful in assisting them in identifying common element deficiencies. You are more familiar with any existing or developing problem or concern with your own unit and your input is appreciated. Not everything that may be noted on these sheets is a Common Element maintenance issue but that does not lessen its importance to be identified. Please understand that this checklist is not a repair worksheet and should not be considered obliging the Board to address any identified issue. Please contact the Management company if you have a maintenance related concern.
Unit Owner Checklist {PDF file} . . .
Looking after your unit can be intimidating for some of us especially when we are not sure of how to detect signs of potential trouble. Just like the chore of keeping your home clean, a little preventative, routine maintenance can go a long way in staving off major repairs. Here are a few hints and checklists that you may find helpful. If you have any other helpful hints, please feel free to pass them along.
Indoor Environmental Safety {PDF file} . . .
Bathroom Checklist {PDF file} . . .
6 comments:
The downspout in my front or the ones besides the garage door needs to be fixed, as water can not drain or carry away through the gutter, the whole trough will be frozen and ice will develop on the whole trough / pipe in winter time which make the ground very icy and slippery.
Howi, as discussed , we are going to fix it ourselves to lessen the cost of our management or condo reserve fund.
There is a concave area in our driveway besides the downspout pipe in which water will store in that concave area on a rainy day and ice will develop during winter time which make it very slippery to walk on during winter time.
In addition, our interlock in the front entrance is falling apart and need to be relevelled.
Howi as I mentioned to you earlier, we could fix these problems ourselves, but I am just wondering if the management could subsidize us with some of the material costs (ie, I am sure the material we purchase to fix these problem will definitely cost a lot lower than asking the management to hire somebody to fix it for us).
Veronica, as we discussed the other night, the Board will be doing the annual spring walkaround this coming Tuesday and will look at both the interlocking patio and downspout. I can better advise you on a course of action after we have looked at these areas and determined our repair priorities for the entire Corporation.
I am not sure where I should put my issue. So I am going to post it here for now.
I have a big problem with the HoneyLocust tree in front of my house, since last month there are green bugs falling off from the tree, and the bugs are starting to gain more and more each day.
A lot of these green bugs are so small that they could go through my screen (windows and storm door)and come into my house and they even stay on my entrie car which park on the driveway.
Due to their sizes and numbers, I can not even open my windows on a windy day or cool day like today. I have to turn on my air-conditioning all time ( which is very costly to do so on a windy day like today ), as I try to avoid them to get into my house when I have a newborn baby staying at home all day.
Is it possible to send someone to put on some pesticide to help control the spreading numbers of the bugs.
Sorry I meant insecticide treatment not pesticide.
Yes the locust trees get infested with aphids (I think that is the bug) and are scheduled to be sprayed in early June (this is usually weather dependant but will probably happen either next week or the following week).
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