It looks like our warm New England winter has come to an end, however, every week of good weather that we enjoyed during
December and the first half of January brings us closer to Spring……
We would like to remind all dog owners when they are walking
their dog to pick up their dog’s excrement with a “doggie bag”.
We have received complaints that owners/residents are leaving their dog’s mess behind for others to walk in or
look at. Please be mindful of your neighbors and the common grounds of your home. We would hope that everyone who resides at Sanford Mill takes pride in the surroundings
in which they live.
Now that the New
Year is upon us, we ask all residents to check their hot water heaters for warranty expiration. If your warranty has expired, please have your hot water heater checked by a licensed plumber for any possible
leaks or rust. If you have not previously sent us your warranty information
or plumber’s check up form, now is the time to send this in. As you
may know, we have had major water damage at Sanford Mill due to hot water heaters leaking or bursting. Please help us keep your condo fee down by not increasing the insurance premium due to a loss for catastrophic
water damage. We ask that you send us this information no later than February
23. Please mail to P. O. Box 2283, Plainville, MA 02762 or fax to 508 695-9081. We thank you in advance for helping us with
this extremely important issue. Should you have specific questions regarding
this subject, please feel free to call our office at 508 695-9006.
We are pleased
to announce that Sanford Mill has a new Trustee – Nanette Glenny of Unit 8 (the gatehouse) has agreed to join the
Board of Trustees due to the resignation of Sara Coleman. We welcome Nanette
to the Board and look forward to working with her in the upcoming months.
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Unfortunately, someone
has discarded a computer monitor in the rear stairway in Building One. We would
like to inform all residents that computer monitors and computer towers can be taken to --
Millis Used Auto Parts, 1465
Main Street, Millis 02054, 508 376-8700. They will take your monitor for a
cost of $25.00 and your computer tower for a cost of $5.00. We ask the owner
of the computer monitor that was discarded on the stairway landing to retrieve the monitor and dispose of it properly. Thank you.
During the holiday
season, there were a number of boxes that were either not broken down or were left inside the front portion of the dumpster
container. It is helpful when throwing away your trash to push your trash as
far back as possible into the container so that each resident is able to maximize the usage of the dumpster container. If you should see that the dumpster is filled towards the front of the container,
there is a rake hanging on the fence at the rear of the dumpster for your convenience in pushing the trash back towards the
rear of the container. Also, please note that there are two side openings
to the dumpster container – one on each side of the container.
We have received
several complaints about vehicles parking in the Fire Lanes in the parking areas. Please
note that these Fire Lanes are to be used by emergency vehicles only and are not to be used for “running
into your unit for a moment”, vendor parking, realtor parking, etc. We
thank you for your help and your courtesy towards your neighbors.
Sooner or later the
snow will come -- Below is a reminder of the “snow guidelines”.
- The priority for the snowplow vendor during a storm is to keep the main roadway/driveway open
so that residents and or emergency vehicles can gain access to the lots.
- If the forecast is for snow, please do not park in the upper parking lot. Please use your second deeded
space. After the upper parking lot is cleared and clean, then you may move your
vehicle to the upper lot.
- The snowplow vendor cannot do individual spaces upon request.
- The snowplow vendor will plow spaces after the snow stops and will return the next day after the
storm to perform the “clean up” of the lots.
- Because Sanford Mill parking is so tight, it is difficult to maneuver the plow into a tight area
– please be patient – they are trying to do their best under difficult circumstances.