| Grand Opening Wellfleet and Nantucket Pools |
Posted on May 16th, 2012
May 19th from 12-4pm.
• VISIT BOTH POOLS
• NO POOL PASSES REQUIRED
• FREE ADMISSION
• INVITE YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY
• SEE NEW BATHHOUSES
• SWIM
• MOON BOUNCE
• FACE PAINTING
• FUN AND FOOD
• MEET BAYSOX LOUIE
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| STREET LIGHTS |
Posted on Jan 26th, 2011
To expedite repair of Street Light Outages, it is quicker for residents to report these directly to BGE themselves instead of calling Procom. There are two ways to report these outages.
1. Call BGE at 410 685-0123 and follow prompts through their automatic response unit.
Option 1 Residential Customers
Option 2 Outage, Street Light Outages (not private lights)
Option 4 Street Light Outage (at this point a representative will log your information)
2. Online at http://www.bge.com/portal/site/bge/
1. Choose Report a problem
2. Under Non Emergency choose Street Light Outage (not private lights)
3. Complete form as thoroughly as possible and enter comments that will be helpful to locate the specific light(s) that need repaired, such as “both lights in the center of the island”.
4. Once that you report this online, BGE will contact you through you e mail address to ensure the repairs have been made per your satisfaction.
Prior to contacting BGE it is always helpful if possible to get the pole lights from each light post if they have one listed.
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| Maryland Condo Act; Insurance |
Posted on Oct 6th, 2010
Effective June 1, 2009, Maryland law provides that for all condominiums in the state of Maryland, in the event of an insurable loss under the Association’s master policy, unit owners will be responsible for up to $5,000 of the condominium’s master insurance policy deductible if the source of the loss originates in or from their unit. You are encouraged to check your individual homeowner insurance policy and/or contact your individual insurer to make sure that you are adequately insured. Additionally, you should be aware that the Association’s master policy does not cover personal property, betterments, or improvements you or a former unit owner may have made to your unit. The Association’s master policy deductible is currently $5,000. Most insurers will provide a rider on your policy that will cover that portion of the master policy deductible for which you may be responsible.
You are encouraged to maintain your unit and all mechanical equipment appurtenant to your unit in good working order. In this regard, HVAC condensation lines should be cleared on a regular basis, furnaces and clothes dryer filters should be regularly cleaned/replaced, clothes dryer vents/ducts should be regularly cleaned, outside water lines should be turned off and drained before winter, units should be kept warm enough in the winter to prevent the freezing of pipes, clothes washer hoses should be replaced with stainless steel reinforced hoses before they dry rot and burst, hot water heaters should be checked and repaired regularly, care should be taken concerning what is put down drains/toilets, chimneys/flues should be inspected and swept regularly, and you should make sure your chimney cap has a protective cage around it so that squirrels, birds, or debris from trees can’t get inside your flue or chimney chase. Your cooperation in maintaining your unit/limited common elements and being a responsible owner will assist everyone in keeping the costs of both the Association’s insurance and your own individual insurance as low as possible, and will contribute to the overall well being, health, and safety of the community.
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