Managers Update To The Community- March 2021
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.
COVID – We ask that all residents continue to be diligent by wearing masks where necessary in public and being cognizant of washing hands, etc. together we can do what we can never do alone - Thank you!
Spring -The landscaper has begun his spring clean up in B park, then will go to A park and R park – a bit of a delay due to the long winter. This year, as part of their clean up they will also be cleaning and removing any overhang growth on the paths out to the streets. Bartlett Trees will begin their tree care maintenance program, as well as removing any trees marked that are in decline.
Walkways - We will also begin the next phase of walkway repairs. The physical properties committee has toured the parks with DCR and the engineer and started the mark outs for the B and A park as of this bulletin, the R park will also have additional areas to be addressed. One slab at a time 😊 for the parks to have ease of use.
Tort Immunity - By now you should have received your Tort Immunity information and ballot – please support your community with this by law approval. You can see additional information online at the Radburn website.
Pool Filtration - We have received the engineering plans for the pool filtration system. We will be submitting the plans and permits to the borough – as a start - then we will go out to bid.
MNLA – the firm that we hired for the landscape master plan – has begun to meet with the grounds committee, the arborist (Bartlett Trees) and will begin the process of the master plan to keep in line with the original intent of the parks (Marjorie Sewell Cautley) of course making adjustments for the climate and tree replacement (as it relates to diseases). The very talented Grounds committee is committed to this exciting project!
The Architectural Committee and all the knowledgeable volunteers have continued to review and are working on updating and clarifying the guidelines. Once all is approved it will be sent out to all owners.
Speaking of Committees - We love to have homeowner involvement! Let us know if you have any special talents you would like to share for any of the committees, or suggestions for new committees, we are open to new ideas.
We are in the process of getting our new LSV vehicle registered – Covid is not an easy time to deal with DMV. To be continued… we will keep you updated.
We would like to invite any New resident to call the office so you can learn about the 3 parks ( A, B and R ) . We will set up a private tour of the parks with some of our volunteers. Learn where the parks are located, along with the tennis courts, pools, etc. Once the Crossings is complete, there will be a 4th park – Archery Plaza. Very exciting times !
Our Grant process is moving along, we have secured all the necessary documentation for the grant and await the next step for final approval and funding.
Upcoming projects - Our engineer will review the center of The Crossings green scape field, which will be deeded back to Radburn Association at the completion of The Crossings. This review will begin once the conditions have stabilized.
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.
Did you know ?? There are a few small walkways located between homes that are actually private walkways of the adjoining home. Not every homeowner is open to people walking there, so we suggest taking the larger common paths.
Radburn Crossings- A warm welcome to all the new members moving in to your homes at the Crossings. Hang in there during construction. Feel free to reach out to your managing agent Integra, or to Radburn Association if you need information on the parks and programs, etc.
Radburn Association would like to ask homeowners to be sure to keep the fronts of their homes clear of trash and their cans put away after every pick up - your homes are close to each other so your neighbors really appreciate your cooperation to help keep your property values up and Radburn Beautiful. How you maintain your home will affect your neighbors resale value and vise versa.
Architectural Applications - Any exterior modifications must be submitted with an architectural application to the office – BEFORE you begin any projects. This includes tree removals. We also need to know that the Borough permits are being applied for as well. Please call the office first with any questions to be sure all would be approved. Thank you!
See you out and about! 😊 Janet
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.
COVID – We ask that all residents continue to be diligent by wearing masks where necessary in public and being cognizant of washing hands, etc. together we can do what we can never do alone - Thank you!
Spring -The landscaper has begun his spring clean up in B park, then will go to A park and R park – a bit of a delay due to the long winter. This year, as part of their clean up they will also be cleaning and removing any overhang growth on the paths out to the streets. Bartlett Trees will begin their tree care maintenance program, as well as removing any trees marked that are in decline.
Walkways - We will also begin the next phase of walkway repairs. The physical properties committee has toured the parks with DCR and the engineer and started the mark outs for the B and A park as of this bulletin, the R park will also have additional areas to be addressed. One slab at a time 😊 for the parks to have ease of use.
Tort Immunity - By now you should have received your Tort Immunity information and ballot – please support your community with this by law approval. You can see additional information online at the Radburn website.
Pool Filtration - We have received the engineering plans for the pool filtration system. We will be submitting the plans and permits to the borough – as a start - then we will go out to bid.
MNLA – the firm that we hired for the landscape master plan – has begun to meet with the grounds committee, the arborist (Bartlett Trees) and will begin the process of the master plan to keep in line with the original intent of the parks (Marjorie Sewell Cautley) of course making adjustments for the climate and tree replacement (as it relates to diseases). The very talented Grounds committee is committed to this exciting project!
The Architectural Committee and all the knowledgeable volunteers have continued to review and are working on updating and clarifying the guidelines. Once all is approved it will be sent out to all owners.
Speaking of Committees - We love to have homeowner involvement! Let us know if you have any special talents you would like to share for any of the committees, or suggestions for new committees, we are open to new ideas.
We are in the process of getting our new LSV vehicle registered – Covid is not an easy time to deal with DMV. To be continued… we will keep you updated.
We would like to invite any New resident to call the office so you can learn about the 3 parks ( A, B and R ) . We will set up a private tour of the parks with some of our volunteers. Learn where the parks are located, along with the tennis courts, pools, etc. Once the Crossings is complete, there will be a 4th park – Archery Plaza. Very exciting times !
Our Grant process is moving along, we have secured all the necessary documentation for the grant and await the next step for final approval and funding.
Upcoming projects - Our engineer will review the center of The Crossings green scape field, which will be deeded back to Radburn Association at the completion of The Crossings. This review will begin once the conditions have stabilized.
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.
Did you know ?? There are a few small walkways located between homes that are actually private walkways of the adjoining home. Not every homeowner is open to people walking there, so we suggest taking the larger common paths.
Radburn Crossings- A warm welcome to all the new members moving in to your homes at the Crossings. Hang in there during construction. Feel free to reach out to your managing agent Integra, or to Radburn Association if you need information on the parks and programs, etc.
Radburn Association would like to ask homeowners to be sure to keep the fronts of their homes clear of trash and their cans put away after every pick up - your homes are close to each other so your neighbors really appreciate your cooperation to help keep your property values up and Radburn Beautiful. How you maintain your home will affect your neighbors resale value and vise versa.
Architectural Applications - Any exterior modifications must be submitted with an architectural application to the office – BEFORE you begin any projects. This includes tree removals. We also need to know that the Borough permits are being applied for as well. Please call the office first with any questions to be sure all would be approved. Thank you!
See you out and about! 😊 Janet