Rumblings in the Neighborhood

Community, Fees and Assessments, Financials, Legal Concerns, Rumblings in the Neighborhood June 4, 2018

What does a skylight cost?

On the start of a beautiful sunny spring day in 2018, a neighborly conversation moved quickly into a stressful talk about the poor treatment of the associations’ owners. From disrespectful attitudes and comments subjected upon…

By-Laws, Financials, Legal Concerns, Real Estate, Rumblings in the Neighborhood January 11, 2018

Condo Sales and Disclosure to Avoid Lawsuit

Material Fact in a Real Estate Transaction By James Kimmons Updated June 07, 2017 Definition: A material fact in real estate is well-defined as a fact that, if known, might have caused a buyer or…

Community, Editorial, Letters to the Editor, Rumblings in the Neighborhood August 7, 2017

Tennis Courts – Really?

In a letter to the editors: CC wrote; “How can they even call this a tennis court? This is the current condition of our so called tennis court.”

Community, Rumblings in the Neighborhood November 9, 2016

Time to Shut Off Those Faucets!

Freezing Water is Bad for All. It’s that time of year again. Cold Canadian winds are moving in and bringing the threat of frost and freezing water. The appearance of letters, on doors, have circulated…

Community, Master Deed, Rumblings in the Neighborhood September 16, 2016

Skylights – the continued window con

Skylights – the continued window con Another letter from the “Board of Trustees”??? Another attempt to push yet more costs onto the owners. More costs, that don’t belong to individual owners, but, the Burnt Tavern…

Rumblings in the Neighborhood January 27, 2016

Roofs in January 2016

The start of the 2016 has seen some more long overdue roofs being replaced. 141 Northrup and 23 Newport and 17 Newport. 17 Newport roof replacement followed.

Community, Rumblings in the Neighborhood January 25, 2016

Snow!

Let’s talk about it. Our first big snow of the season, and hopefully the last. It was gorgeous coming down, most of us got to sit inside and enjoy it. The pain comes with…

Community, Letters to the Editor, Rumblings in the Neighborhood January 19, 2016

What’s Wrong With This Picture?

Rumblings in the Neighborhood December 22, 2015

Roofs in December ’15

During the last few weeks, it has been noted the rumblings of roof shingles and plywoods flying off some roofs. It was good to see some real maintenance on the buildings, yet it was somewhat…

Do you care "The Board of Directors" is acting without your permission?

Directors: Joe Saliola, Peter Alvarado & Nick Vala Jr.

Recently, our community has been notified and demanded compliance to "Closed Door Voting" of Amendments and Resolution by the Board of Directors. Since closed-door voting is a violation of NJ State laws governing condominium associations and a direct violation of our Master Deed; According to NJ State law, actions done by "Closed Door Voting" are null and void and not enforceable.

"What do you think of the actions by the Board of Directors?"

So weigh in because your opinion is all that matters.

Do you care "The Board" is acting without your permission?

Their actions are criminal and law enforcement should be contacted.
They need to be replace with honest members.
They need to follow the governing documents and state laws.
I have no opinion.

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