4 C RY D E R
P O I N T
JUNE Message from
the Board President
Finally, the new awnings were installed! Although
this is a relatively small item in the grand scheme of
things, I want to thank everyone again for their input
in helping to select the color and for the positive
response that’s been received about the final product
(phew!). I also want to thank Stacey Pankavich
for all of her behind-the-scenes help, which
included (but was definitely not limited to) being
the point-person with the vendor to get this project
completed at long last.
The pool opened on May 26, and as previously
reported, Elite is here again to see us through what
I’m sure will be a super summer. We’re happy to see
that Shaun McNally has returned as our Pool Manager,
and joining him is Taylor Kyles as our new Assistant
Manager. You can read about them and get to know them a little better in
this issue. For anyone who might be concerned that it’s too late to join the pool,
fear not! Memberships are accepted on an ongoing basis, so please don’t hesitate
to see Stacey in the Management office.
But now it’s June, and we know what that means: The Board of Directors’
Election is coming up. I encourage all shareholders to read the election article
in this issue, which explains why achieving a quorum is so important. As always,
each applicant’s resume is reprinted along with a photo. Although many of you
know who we are, newer shareholders may not, so we hope this will help you
put a face to our names and get to know us a little better.
Most important, on behalf of everyone on the Board, I urge all shareholders
to cast their ballots at the Annual Shareholder’s Meeting on Thursday, June 21.
If you can’t make it to the meeting itself, please complete your proxy and give
it to someone who will submit it for you so that we achieve a quorum and have
an official election. I can’t emphasize it enough: Your vote matters. Thank you!
Till next time, Jill Davis
Cryder Point Community News Lifelong Cryder Point residents Kate Schob and
Frank Avalone both graduated from college last
month.
Kate is the daughter of CeCe and Ken Schob. She graduated
with honors from the University of Connecticut
with a dual degree in Business Management and Communications.
She will be working as a Project Manager
Kate Schob
for Memorial Sloan Kettering
Cancer Center, where she has
interned for the past three summers.
Frank is the son of Anna and Frank Avalone. He
graduated from the State University of New York at
Albany with a degree in Rhetoric and Communications
and a dual minor in Business Administration
and Sociology. He will be working as a Research Study
Assistant for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
Hats off to these two ambitious Cryder Pointers!
CRYDER POINT
Frank Avalone
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Associate Publisher Joshua A. Schneps
Editor In Chief Jill Davis
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
& REMINDERS
JUNE 2018
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.
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.
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.
BALCONIES: All balconies must remain
clear of any obstructions to access to fire escapes.
Violators will be subject to an administrative
charge. Please contact Management
if you have any questions.
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.
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.
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.
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. Please keep your dog on a short
leash to prevent them from wandering onto
the grass of CPOC property.
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: 718-767-5336
Board of Directors e-mail: board@cryderpoint.com
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