C RY D E R
P O I N T
FEBRUARY 4
CONGRATULATIONS
GAIL SMITH!
The Bayside Historical Society held its 18th Annual
Art Show at Fort Totten in January and Cryder
Point’s very own Gail Smith received Honorable
Mention for her beautiful watercolor, “The Basket.”
Gail said, “I was so excited to have the opportunity
to show my watercolors with so many talented
Queens artists and I was thrilled that my work received
an honorable mention.” She added, “I haven’t
been painting the last couple of years but this show
has inspired me to pick up my paint brush again!”
And we’re sure glad about that! Way to go, Gail!
Gail and her painting,
“The Basket” (top)
Publisher & Editor Victoria Schneps-Yunis
Associate Publisher Joshua A. Schneps
Editor In Chief Jill Davis
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
& REMINDERS
FEBRUARY 2019
to adhere to the signage in the compactor
rooms and to keep the rooms neat. All trash is
to be placed in the chute, and paper/cardboard
and plastics/glass/metal are to be put into their
respective bins. A designated bucket is in each
room for batteries. Please contact your concierge
or Management if you have any questions.
PARKING IN COURTYARD CIRCLES:
Parking in the circle is strictly limited to 20
minutes unless otherwise approved by Management.
Cars in violation of the time limit
are subject to being towed.
SHOPPING CARTS: Carts are provided in
lobbies as a convenience to transfer packages to
and from apartments. Residents are reminded to
return them to the lobby promptly after use. Do
not leave them in elevators or hallways. If you
need assistance, please contact your concierge.
BALCONIES: All balconies must remain
clear of any obstructions to access to fire escapes.
Message from
the Board President
I’m beginning to wonder if January weather is
becoming increasingly fickle. We’ve had days as
high as 50 and as low as the single digits. As we
head into February, it’s a good time to remind everyone
to have your windows and radiator valves
checked if you’re having a problem with heat.
Please do not fiddle with them yourself—call your
concierge to schedule to have one of our staff come
and take a look. And, of course, it’s not too late to have your window air
conditioner removed since there’s still quite a long way to go through the
winter. Please note that your a/c units will be removed and reinstalled
at no charge.
Scheduling of the 01 roof installation is being worked on for as early
in the spring as possible. In the meantime, temporary repairs are being
done as needed.
As previously reported, NYC is requiring elevator upgrades throughout
the city, and it’s a complex project (pun intended). The Board will
be meeting this month to tackle the plan, after which a shareholders’
meeting will be called; date TBD, so stay tuned.
Check out the Community Affairs Corner in this month’s issue for
a couple of new activities the committee is cooking up (spoiler alert:
Bingo is on the schedule for the first time). The committee always welcomes
new ideas for events and activities, so please reach out to Board
liaison Eileen Annechino if you have a brainstorm or two.
I hope you enjoy the photos in this issue from our January New
Year’s Brunch. As always, we had a great turnout and it was a lovely
afternoon. I’m already looking forward to next year’s get together and
I hope you are too.
In the meantime, here’s hoping that the groundhog didn’t see his
shadow and the rest of the winter is mild. Regardless, remember that
the clocks will change to Daylight Saving Time on March 10, which
means spring isn’t too far away!
Till next time, Jill Davis
CRYDER POINT
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COMPACTOR ROOMS: Residents are advised
Violators will be subject to an administrative
charge. Please contact Management
if you have any questions.
HOMEOWNER’S INSURANCE: All residents
are required to maintain homeowner’s
insurance and a copy of your Declarations
Page of your current insurance must be on
file with the Management Office.
APARTMENT RENOVATIONS: Shareholders
are required to contact Management prior
to initiating any renovations/improvements,
including but not limited to the installation
of split-system air conditioning, kitchen or
bathroom remodeling, etc. Contact the Office
for information and necessary forms.
STORAGE IN GARAGES IS PROHIBITED:
Residents are not permitted to store personal
items in the garages. If you have items in the
garage, please remove them immediately. Items
not removed will be discarded. If you need assistance,
contact the Management Office.
MANAGEMENT OFFICE SERVICES: To
protect your privacy and maximize Management
Office resources, no personal business
services (copying, faxing, printing, etc.) are
permitted in the Management Office. Only
Cryder Point business is to be handled. Thank
you for your cooperation.
APARTMENT PROBLEMS: If you have
a problem in your apartment such as heat,
plumbing, etc., please contact your Concierge.
He/she will notify the Office to provide
assistance as soon as possible.
EMERGENCY CONTACTS: All residents have
received a form to provide the Office with updated
contact information in the event of an emergency.
If you have not already done so, please complete
and return the form as soon as possible.
COMPACTOR ROOMS: Residents are advised
to adhere to the signage in the compactor
rooms and to keep the rooms neat. All trash is
to be placed in the chute, and paper/cardboard
and plastics/glass/metal are to be put into their
respective bins. A designated bucket is in each
room for batteries. Please contact your concierge
or Management if you have any questions.
DOG WALKING: House Rules expressly prohibit
walking dogs anywhere on the property
to relieve themselves; failure to comply will
result in a warning and/or $250 administrative
charge. You must also keep your dog on a
leash in all common areas.
DOG REGISTRATION: Register your dog!
Your dog must wear a CPOC issued medallion
anywhere on CPOC property. Dogs observed
without a medallion will be assumed
not to be registered and owners will be subject
to a $250 administrative charge. See Stacey
in the office to register.
CONTACTING THE BOARD: Please e-mail
the Board at board@cryderpoint.com, or leave
a note with your concierge, at the Management
Office, or in the Suggestion Box in your lobby.
Management Office: 718-767-5003
Management Office Fax: 718-767-1549
e-mail: spankavich@cryderpoint.com
Lobby/Doorman: 718-767-5003/Press 5
Board of Directors e-mail: board@cryderpoint.com
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