L E H A V R E
N E W S
3
S E P T E M B E RPRESIDENT’S REPORT:
BY STANLEY R. GREENBERG, CPA
We are in the dog days of summer and
or rust spots on the facades and terraces.
currently working on 8#27. This
everybody hates to hear it, but summer
This is an extensive project and
will be followed by 8#2 to complete
is winding down. This is unfortunate
AM&G Waterproofing will probably
this year’s planned cement
because that means our pool season is
be on the property for the next two to
swiftly coming to an end.
three months. This work is necessary
in order to maintain the integrity of our
WATERPROOFING:
Please be aware AM&G
buildings.
Waterproofing LLC is currently doing
CEMENT UNDER THE
remediation work on the property.
BUILDINGS:
They will be working on the exterior
Sal Salamone Contracting has completed
of all buildings throughout the property
the cement replacement work
to remediate any surface cracks and/
under 8#10 so far this year and is
work under the buildings.
FINANCIAL:
For the one month ending July 31,
2017:
Total Actual Revenues $1,456,294;
Total Budgeted Revenues
$16,930,059–percent of actual revenues
to budget is 8.60%.
Total Actual Expenses $1,215,535:
Total Budgeted
E x p e n s e s
$ 1 6 , 1 8 0 , 5 1 3 –
percent of actual
expenses to budget
is 7.51%.
We have a positive
variance due to savings in
utilities, real estate taxes, and repairs
and maintenance.
Once again, I thank you as always
for your support and cooperation.
Le Havre Blast from the Past, Part 2
BY STEVE YOUNG, VICE PRESIDENT
To continue the story of Le
Havre’s beginnings, I am
adding pictures with this
article which will give
you an idea of what life
was like here years ago.
The pictures show a
girl ice skating on the
frozen tennis courts, a
mother and daughter sunbathing
on the sandy beach by
Pool #2 with a building in the process
of construction, and the Throgs
Neck Bridge being constructed
in 1960. Thanks to the Le Havre
Maintenance Dept. for providing
these great, nostalgic photos.
Back then, Le Havre was
a very hot area; we had
“Ripples on the Water,”
a top night spot at the
time, just down the
block; many apartments
that were occupied by
airline stewardesses;
and lots of young people
on-the-go. Tennis, ice
skating, disco, and a lovely
open beach—life was good. We
even had our own boat house down
by the water, a fourth tennis court,
and a handball court. We also had
a hospital right on the corner of
12th Avenue and 166th Street which
saved my life after I was bitten by a
hornet 45 years ago.
Life was good here, and it has only
gotten better with a great gym, clubhouse,
bistro, three beautiful clay
tennis courts, two pools, and playgrounds.
Just one additional thing:
Bring back the beach!
The Welcome Wagon
The Le Havre Board of Directors and management would like to welcome new shareholders to the community.
Below are our most recent new residents. We hope that all of you settle in comfortably, get to know your
new neighbors and enjoy living here at Le Havre!
Agnes Erndl
Audrey Anazco &
Chris Jaroszewski
Todd & Michelle
O’Sullivan
Anna & Vanessa Lau
John & Georgia
Angelakis
Wai Fong Lee &
Kai Man Lee
Daniel Stosic
Dennis Roger Phillip
Sheila Sweeney
Dana Felice &
Cindy Basantes
Frances Ann Baglio
Mary Braunstein &
Keith Smith
LeHavre Web
Site Address
and Email
Addresses
Board of Directors:
Board@Lhocorp.com
Management Offi ce:
Margaret Costello, Manager
Mcostello@lhocorp.com
Karen Lohman,
Administrative Assistant
Klohman@lhocorp.com
Anastasia Savva,
Accounts Payable / Reception
Asavva@lhocorp.com
Christine Romero,
Administrative Assistant
Cromero@lhocorp.com
General Maintenance
Department Email
Maintenance@lhocorp.com
pturchan@lhocorp.com
mdipaolo@lhocorp.com
Website address is:
www.lhocorp.com
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