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october 2015
Officers &
Directors
James Dalton
President
Ralph Bertelle
Vice President
Frank Morgigno
Treasurer
Mary Ann Caprari
Secretary
John Pugliese
Architectural
Vito Santevecchi Maintenance
Marcella Miller
Landscaping
Harry Scully
Rules & Regulations/
Security
Patricia Sonnesso
Clubhouse Mgmt
Security Booth
631-331-1208
Management
Fairfield Properties
538 Broadhollow Rd
Melville, NY 11747
Deborah Gordon
631-499-6660
Ext. 225.
After Hours
631-610-5664
WOODRIDGE
STRATHMORE TERRACE
From The Desk of Ralph Bertelle, Vice President
Well, summer will be over by the time this newsletter is published. We tried to have the pool open until
September 20th (weather permitting).
We also had our yearly meeting and elections and I want to thank all the community members who
attended and voted. The HOA only works if you are involved and active in your community.
Another way to be active is to know the prospectus, addendums and rules and regulations. The more
informed you are the smoother the board and our community members get issues resolved.
For example, especially for some of the newer residents, do you know when the garbage is supposed to be
put to the curb on the nights before pickup? Take a look and you will see it’s not a day or two before, but
the earliest time, in the winter, is 4pm on the evening before pickup.
Let’s have a great fall season and hopefully good health is seen by all community members.
Meet the Candidates Night, September 9, 2015
Meeting started at 7pm with a great turnout and a thank you from Jim Dalton for all the support the
community has given him.
The candidates, Edward Garry, Alfred Gattti, Marcella Miller and Pat Sonnesso each gave a brief
introduction of themselves followed by a question and answer period. Refreshments were available for
all to enjoy.
Labor Day Pot Luck
Our Labor Day Pot Luck was another huge success. Over 80 residents shared a delicious assortment of
food and enjoyed up-beat music along with their neighbors. Thanks to everyone for helping to make this
a great end of summer bash! ---Pat Sonnesso
Architectural Update
by John Pugliese, (631) 828-2015 or E-mail: [email protected]
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If you are contemplating any exterior remodeling projects, such as windows, doors, roofs, siding or gutters, you will need
architectural approval prior to starting your project. You must also notify me when the project is completed for final approval.
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Remember to use licensed contractors. This is for your own protection. Have them include the removal of all debris associated
with your project. If you need any assistance, please feel free to call me or e-mail me at the above address.
Landscape Requests
by Marcella Miller
Hi everyone. There are three requirements you must submit in order to have your landscape request approved. I will need a
completed Work Request form, a Hold Harmless form, and a copy of the survey of your property that I will keep on file. The
forms are at the clubhouse on the bulletin board. All the forms are to be dropped off in the slot at the office door. As I am
also a resident here, please try to limit your phone calls and use the above method of contact unless, of course, you have an
emergency. If you do not have a survey, you can purchase a copy at Brookhaven Town Hall Research Dept. for $12.34 cash
or check. The address of Town Hall is 1 Independence Hill Drive, Farmingville.
Please refrain from putting your garbage can and recyclables on the lawn. We also require all cars be parked on the
appropriate driveway or parking areas. No vehicle should be parked on any lawn. Thanks so much for your cooperation.
Maintenance Requests
by Vito Santevecchi
You must submit the smaller Work Order form to have your maintenance request approved. I need it completed and placed
in the maintenance shack mailbox on Standish Drive.
If your mailbox needs replacement, complete a Work Order form and submit it with a check for $18 issued to FAIRFIELD
PROPERTIES. The mailbox will be replaced with the house number on it. Thanks so much for your cooperation.
Regulations & Security
by Harry Scully
Our security guards are here for the community. Please do not forget to give the names of your family members to security
(331-1208) so the guards can let your visitors in without having to call you first. If your visitor’s name is not on the list, the
security guard will call you for permission to let the visitor in. If you do not answer security’s call, the visitor will be turned
away. There are no exceptions. We all thank you for your cooperation.
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The forms to use for your project are the 8 ½” x 11” Hold Harmless forms, not the smaller Work Request form. These forms
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Harvest Festival
Benner’s Farm | Setauket
Sun. 10/11 Noon-4 p.m.
Cider making, folk music, games, crafts, homestead
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Riverhead Country Fair
Downtown Riverhead | Riverhead
Sun. 10/11 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
More than 400 crafts vendors, live entertainment,
games, agriculture, homemaking and needlecraft
competitions, vegetable-decorating contest,
Harvest Festival
Port Jefferson Village | Port Jefferson
Sun. 10/25 Noon-5 p.m.
Live music throughout the village, haunted walking
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Oyster Festival
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park | Oyster Bay
Sat. 10/17 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun. 10/18 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
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Montauk Fall Festival
Montauk Chamber of Commerce | Montauk
Sat. 10/10 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun. 10/11 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
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Board of Directors Meeting, Monday, July 27, 2015 at 1pm
Absent: Jim Dalton
Present from Fairfield: Deborah Gordon, Virginia Manning
The meeting convened with Ralph Bertelle, Vice President, presiding.
A motion was made by Pat to approve Minutes of previous meeting as read, seconded by Harry; all approved. The Financial
Pages, including the Monthly Financial Summary, Statement of Cash Flow and Analysis of Disbursements, were reviewed.
• Vito: All the cement has been removed and Golf course hole#17 is leveled.
• Pat: Two letters will be mailed out, one to the homeowners who will be getting new driveways mentioning their
responsibility of seal coating the driveway the following year after the new driveway is in place. The second letter
will be sent to the rest of the homeowners who requested driveways that, depending on next year’s budget, the Road
Committee will re-evaluate these requests.
• Common Area emergencies need to be called into Fairfield Properties at the Emergency phone number listed in our
phone directory and each month on the front page of the Newsletter as: after business hours call (631)610-5664 and
leave a message. The community is responsible and will pay for any water leaks from the pipes leading up to private
homes. The homeowner is responsible for the rest of the water leak in the home.
• Ms. Manning would like to set-up a meeting to discuss pre-2016 budget items with Frank, Treasurer, and Board members.
• MaryAnn: Our new security firm, Arrow Security, needs to display a sign in the Guardhouse window to identify the
firm. Debbie made note to follow thru.
Schedule of upcoming meetings:
August 24 - Monday @ 1pm Monthly Board Meeting
September 9 - Wednesday @ 7pm Meet the Candidates Night
September 28 - Monday @ 7pm Elections & Annual Meeting
The next Board meeting will be held on Monday, August 24, 2015 at 1pm. There being no further business Harry made a
motion to end the meeting, Vito seconded; all approved. The meeting ended at 3:30pm.
Respectfully submitted,
MaryAnn Caprari
Present: MaryAnn Caprari, Marcella Miller, Frank Morgigno,
John Pugliese, Vito Santevecchi, Harry Scully and Pat Sonnesso
Sampling The Rainbow
Color dazzles me. It is a grace, a gift that always takes me anticipation, I opened my flower press to find blue faded
by surprise and nudges me to attention.
to white. Aside from the prickly echinops, I have been
As a toddler, I was in awe of my father’s gardens full disappointed in my search for blue everlastings.
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of tall golden chrysanthemums towering over me as they
Yellow must have been the first color. Christened by the
rose toward the sunlight. Sweet peas climbed through their sun, born of warmth and light yellow is universal. Yellow
stringed nets in shades of pink and lavender. Carnations daffodils brighten a dull, dreary day. Golden yarrow and
stood in endless rows of red, bronze and snow white. All coreopsis shower the perennial garden with sunshine. Companionship, Bathing, Grooming, Dressing, Laundry,
this took place behind our apartment complex in the Bronx. Marigolds of pure yellow or laced with rust are an
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I learned early that the first color of spring is red, not annual delight. Deep within almost any bloom I will find
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green. In early springtime, I watch as the tiny leaf buds form saffron threads of pollen. I am convinced the Easter lilies
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on the maple trees across the street from our apartment wouldn’t feel dressed without their hearts of gold. Yellow is
house. Before green there is red. If a strong wind and rain the jester of colors, always begging for attention. A glimpse
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assaults the trees before the leaves open, I’ll find crimson of it catches my eye, and I cannot rest until I see it more
leaf buds lying on the ground at their feet. Red brings the clearly. Who can miss a stand of bright yellow flower heads
promise of spring.
waving in the breeze? Yellow calls me from a distance; it
Then follows green. How can the Crayola palette makes a far-off garden seem closer than it is. Yellow dazzles
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duplicate that first fresh spring green laced with sunlight? the viewer and promises warmth.
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It rivals the unexpected chartreuse that accompanies late
Each year I groan and moan as I do the heavy work of
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all, there is summer green - that rich, expansive emerald of of color. I must have a palette of perennials peeking out of
warm July lawns and arbors. Green is always dependable. the ground at the first hint of spring warmth, and the rich
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How fragile and delicate, in comparison, is the color shades of chrysanthemums to satisfy me late in the fall.
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blue. True blue rarely occurs in nature’s design. Seed catalogs
I want to thank my fellow gardeners who have
lure us with promises of blue blossoms, but alas, what bursts maintained their raised beds. GREAT JOB AND GOLD
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forth in my garden is more akin to violet or purple. Yet, on STARS to you all! I hope you have reaped the fruit of your
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second thought, how can there be lavender impatiens and labors.
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geraniums, or deep purple petunias, without blue? When GROUT IS POROUS,DIRTY
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I look deeply at the purple hues, I know blue must be their
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AND NEVER GETS CLEAN.
Before
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blending. Just as red and yellow produce orange and salmon
OUR COLOR SEALANTS
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tones, so do red and blue form the violet range.
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Zero is the only number that cannot be represented by Roman numerals.
Kites were used in the American Civil War to deliver letters and newspapers.
Drinking water after eating reduces the acid in your mouth by 61 percent.
Peanut oil is used for cooking in submarines because it doesn’t smoke unless it’s heated above 450F.
The roar that we hear when we place a seashell next to our ear is not the ocean, but rather the sound of blood surging
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The University of Alaska spans four time zones.
The tooth is the only part of the human body that cannot heal itself.
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Seven Very Important Reasons To Take A Nap Right Now
Sleep is very, very good. And while it's essential to get a solid seven to nine hours per night, when you occasionally
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Here are seven reasons why you should take a nap right now:
Feeling frustrated? According to researchers at the University of Michigan, who
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Whether you're on a long drive or trying to get through a difficult task at work, napping is a great way to increase alertness
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A study conducted by researchers in Germany found that taking an hourlong nap can dramatically improve our ability
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One study of 23,000 Greek adults found that people who took midday naps -- a.k.a. "siestas" -- were over thirty percent
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