Manager’s Update To The Community
CONTINUE TO READ UPDATES ONLINE AT: RADBURN.ORG ! We invite all residents to log on to Radburn.org at your earliest convenience to create an account. You will find at Radburn.org any current issues that the Association wants to update you about, as well as important Association documents, etc.
We expect to begin some upgrades and repairs at both of the pools this fall – so if you see activity going on – no reason to be alarmed.
Just a heads up that we will soon be having another election in December – there will be 3 seats to fill. Keep your eyes open as we move forward – we will be keeping you in the loop for applicant’s submissions.
Radburn Association would like to Thank those homeowners who responded by trimming their shrubbery on the paths as well as the entrance ways to
cul de sacs – we really appreciate your cooperation to help keep Radburn Beautiful.
I have continued to pop in to the summer program counselor meetings, as well as attend the luncheon for all our staff and young adults who have worked in Radburn this summer. A great opportunity to thank all who have worked hard this season.
Some reminders for Radburn members: Please be sure to have your Real estate agent, or yourself - contact the office prior to your closing on the sale of your home so that we can be sure that the new owner gets the proper documentation they need for their closing.
We also ask that all trash cans be put away - out of site from the front of your home after every trash pick up. We appreciate your cooperation!
Also – any exterior modifications must be submitted with an architectural application to the office – BEFORE you begin any projects. This includes tree removals. We ask that you install the Radburn permit in your window once your application has been approved when you are doing exterior projects at your home. We also need to know that the Borough permits are being applied for as well - where required.
A few residents have contacted the office recently to tell us that they are seeing rodents in our parks and on Radburn property. Utility work and construction that has been occurring in the borough can disturb nests and cause rodents to re-locate. Here is a link to information one of our trustees found that might be helpful to you as a homeowner. http://www.allisonpest.com/rodent-control/mouse-rat.php
We would love if homeowners would come to the Open Board Meetings (next one is September 16th @ 7:30 pm) so you can see and hear firsthand about the many things going on in Radburn. We do want to keep you all informed and welcome questions – and hope that we can provide answers as well.
Enjoy the rest of the summer – and your pools until September 8th, time is moving so quickly!
See you out and about! 😊Janet Lepson-Sedaka
We expect to begin some upgrades and repairs at both of the pools this fall – so if you see activity going on – no reason to be alarmed.
Just a heads up that we will soon be having another election in December – there will be 3 seats to fill. Keep your eyes open as we move forward – we will be keeping you in the loop for applicant’s submissions.
Radburn Association would like to Thank those homeowners who responded by trimming their shrubbery on the paths as well as the entrance ways to
cul de sacs – we really appreciate your cooperation to help keep Radburn Beautiful.
I have continued to pop in to the summer program counselor meetings, as well as attend the luncheon for all our staff and young adults who have worked in Radburn this summer. A great opportunity to thank all who have worked hard this season.
Some reminders for Radburn members: Please be sure to have your Real estate agent, or yourself - contact the office prior to your closing on the sale of your home so that we can be sure that the new owner gets the proper documentation they need for their closing.
We also ask that all trash cans be put away - out of site from the front of your home after every trash pick up. We appreciate your cooperation!
Also – any exterior modifications must be submitted with an architectural application to the office – BEFORE you begin any projects. This includes tree removals. We ask that you install the Radburn permit in your window once your application has been approved when you are doing exterior projects at your home. We also need to know that the Borough permits are being applied for as well - where required.
A few residents have contacted the office recently to tell us that they are seeing rodents in our parks and on Radburn property. Utility work and construction that has been occurring in the borough can disturb nests and cause rodents to re-locate. Here is a link to information one of our trustees found that might be helpful to you as a homeowner. http://www.allisonpest.com/rodent-control/mouse-rat.php
We would love if homeowners would come to the Open Board Meetings (next one is September 16th @ 7:30 pm) so you can see and hear firsthand about the many things going on in Radburn. We do want to keep you all informed and welcome questions – and hope that we can provide answers as well.
Enjoy the rest of the summer – and your pools until September 8th, time is moving so quickly!
See you out and about! 😊Janet Lepson-Sedaka