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PRESIDENT’S REPORT:
BY STANLEY R. GREENBERG,
CPA
The Annual Meeting of Le Havre
Owners Corp. took place on October
28, 2019 at P.S.209Q, 16-10 Utopia
Parkway, Whitestone. As in prior
years, there was a disappointing turnout
of shareholders. It is the responsibility
of all shareholders to take part in all
voting matters of the co-op and to participate at
the Annual Meeting. Your apartment is probably
one of your major investments and it is up to
you to ensure that the people running the co-op
are representing your interests.
During the meeting I gave a rundown on the
projects that we have been undertaking in recent
times. They are as follows:
Renovation of Lobbies/Landings:
All buildings have been completed at this time
except for punch list items. We have received
very positive feedback from residents and are
pleased that the project worked out so well.
Cement Work:
Twenty-one buildings have had the cement
in the portico areas completed to date and the
remaining eleven buildings will be completed
over the next two years.
Elevator Upgrade Work:
The Board and Management are in
the process of finalizing bids with
elevator companies for the door lock
monitoring system upgrade. We will
advise you further on this matter once
we have more definite information.
Financial summary:
The 3 months ending September 30, 2019
(budgeted versus actual) showed total revenues
of $4,539,920 (25.26%) of the budgeted
amount of $17,975,065 and total expenses of
$4,178,128 (24.61%) of the budgeted amount
of $16,975,670 as reported by our accountants.
The positive variance is due to timing differences
of heating (winter months), maintenance,
seasonal pool expenses.
On behalf of the Board of Directors,
Management, Maintenance, the Clubhouse staff
and my family and I, I would like to wish everyone
at Le Havre a Very Happy Thanksgiving
Holiday.
Thank you, as always, for your continued
support.
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!
Jessica Bell
David Lin & Fiona Chuang
Peter & Diana Orsaris
Alan McGrath
Management
Office
718-767-7400
(9am-5pm)
Maintenance
Dept.
718-767-6200
(7am-4pm)
LeClub
718-767-2277
Security
718-767-6200
(4pm-7am)
347-925-0954
(emergency back
up number)
109th Precinct
718-321-2250
School
Board #25
718-282-7600
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“We’re All About You”
HOLIDAY SEASON ACTIVITIES
Please watch out for the flyers on the upcoming events
listed below. We hope that many parents and children
will be participating in these events to make for a joyous
holiday season. The more participation, the better, as this
will help us plan for additional activities.
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES:
November 10: Kids Movie – “Toys Story 4”–Movie
& Snacks
November 23 Thanksgiving Crafts & Pizza
December 15: Toys for Tots–Gingerbread House
Decorating
December 20: Kids Holiday Movie (To be announced)
ADULTS EVENTS:
November 8: Adults Movie: “The Upside”
November 17: Art Show
November 22: Adults Movie: “The Farewell”
December 6: Adult Holiday Movie (to be
announced)
December 8: Defensive Driving Course- Pending
December 22: Hanukkah Event
December 31: New Year’s Eve Party
FAMILY NIGHTS:
November 29: Bring your own Board Games/Lite
Music/or Unos Cards–Light Refreshments & Snacks
December- 29: Bring your own Board Games/Lite
Music/or Unos Cards–Light Refreshments & Snacks
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