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january 2016
HOA Board of
Directors
Larry Kelter
President
Norman Schwartz
Vice President
Steve Abramson
Treasurer
Frank Danisi
Director
John Albanese
Director
Paula Rosenberg
Director
Stuart Rachlin
Secretary
Contact HOA
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The WINDWATCHER
Letter from the President - Larry Kelter
Happy New Year, Everyone.
May all of your dreams come true in 2016. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all the community
members for making the Hamlet Windwatch the premiere community on Long Island. As we begin the
New Year, we at the Windwatch can look forward to twelve great months of community-style living. The
community has never looked better, the camaraderie has never been stronger, and the future has never
been brighter.
Phase I of the Verizon FIOS installation is just about complete. The conduits have been run and they’re in
the process of hot-patching the street cuts that were made in order to facilitate installation. Next up is the
splicing of fiber optic cable. Following that, we should get some word on an availability date, plans, and
pricing. Stay tuned.
You may have noticed that the entrance section of road off Motor Parkway was recently patched. Just an
FYI, those repairs came out of Holiday Corp’s pocket and not ours. Yay! It’s a small victory, but a moral
one nonetheless.
It’s sixty-degrees outside my window as I compose this message. I can’t forecast the rest of the month but if
we avoid snow through the end of the year we’ll have a nice chunk of cash to add into our reserves. Looking
down the road, the community will require road resurfacing in the not too distant future, so it’s important
that we sock away all the money we can.
All is quiet on the Holiday Towers project at this moment but, with a planned spring groundbreaking date,
I’m sure there will be news to share with you in the near future.
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I hope that all of you will embrace the tradition of the New Year’s resolution and make every effort to
Fairfield Management strengthen our community: shake hands with a neighbor you’ve never met before, attend a social function,
volunteer for a committee . . . Just reach out and touch someone (not inappropriately of course).
631.499.6660
Ext. 261 or 205
Happy ‘16
Larry Kelter
HOA President
Important Telephone Numbers
Committees
HOA Office
voice273.8044
fax273.8214
Clubhouse/Pro Shop 232.9850
Fairfield Property Office
499.6660
Gatehouse231.2869
Jet Sanitation234.7100
Season’s Grill 234.9898
Varello Landscaping 269.7438
Security Committee
Board Liaison: John Albanese
Chairperson: TBD
Larry Kelter, President
630.0835
Norman Schwartz, Vice President 367.6440
Stephen Abramson, Treasurer342.1836
Frank Danisi, Director
348.3741
Stuart Rachlin, Secretary
348.0698
John Albanese, Director 630.5521
Paula Rosenberg, Director
232.9434
Villa Board of Managers
Robert Worhacz, President
Manuel Malavet, Vice Pres.
John Albanese, Secretary
Carl Moschella, Treasurer
Sharon Kushner, Manager
851.9159
232.6404
630.5521
348.0550
398.8698
Social Committee
Board Liaison: Paula Rosenberg
Chairperson: Isabella Kelter
Newspaper Committee
Board Liaison: Stu Rachlin
Chairperson: TBD
Welcoming Committee
Board Liaison: Paula Rosenberg
Chairpersons: Sylvia Cooper & Lynn Goodman
Beautification Committee
Board Liaison: Norman Schwartz
Chairperson: Arnold Bell
Thinking of Selling Your Home or Condo…
Although we live in this beautiful community, eventually residents want to sell their home or condo. There are some very
important steps you must take before leaving us:
2 weeks before your move contact Fairfield Properties 631-499-6660 and inform them of your move. At that time they will
ask you for a $500 refundable deposit just in case there is any damage done by your moving truck. If all is ok, you will be
mailed a check after the move. Remember: No trucks over 35’ will be permitted to enter the community. Please share this
information with your realtor so that they can inform the purchaser of your home/condo as they will have to pay the $500
for their truck as well.
There is also an administrative fee to move out: $250 to HOA for a home or condo. $750 to Condo Board for condos. This
can be paid ahead of time for a seamless transaction, or can be collected at the closing table.
If there are any further questions about these fees, please contact Suz Landi at Fairfield Properties.
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A Message from the Safety and Security Committee
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The Security Committee of the Hamlet at Windwatch has been reestablished and will now be known as the Safety and
Security Committee. The members of the committee are: Ron Black, Ivan Ensler, Myron Levine, Neil Rosenberg and, as
liaison to the Board of Trustees, John Albanese.
We Clean & Seal Your Grout and Tile
The goal of the Safety and Security Committee is simply to make the Hamlet at Windwatch community the safest place it
can be for all residents. The committee will be working closely with Maximum Security and will report to the Hamlet Board.
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Each month, the Committee will be publishing a column in the Hamlet Windwatcher newsletter to let residents know what
issues the Committee is addressing and what steps have been taken to resolve these issues. In the event that a resident has an
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Let’s fill in the pages and write the best book ever!
We were very busy this past year with many new and old
activities.
The year went out with a bang with the holiday party. This
year we had a record number of people attending. Although
many snowbirds were not around, we had over 100 people
there. Brenda Mollins did a fabulous job choosing the menu,
collecting money, and helping to work out all the details.
The food was fabulous. The cocktail hour included some
old reliables like fried calamari and assorted raviolis as well
as some new dishes including an Asian salmon. The filet
mignon was fabulous as was the stuffed shrimp. The desserts
were to die for. As usual, the centerpieces were classy and
beautiful thanks to Eileen Cohen and Deirdre Kline. Happy
feet of happy friends filled the dance floor. Many newbies
attended.
December was pretty quiet at the Hamlet other than our
usual activities of yoga on Tuesday nights at 7:30 p.m. and
Zumba on Sunday mornings at 9:30. Both instructors are
wonderful. They’re great at showing you what to do if you
need to modify. Try out a class. I assure you, you will want
to go back for more.
Our annual winter dine-around is at San Marco Ristorante,
658 Motor Parkway, Hauppauge on Sunday, January 24 from
6-9 p.m. Join your neighbors and friends for a 3-course
dinner including soft drinks for $38 per person including
tax and tip.
Dinner buffets are planned for Wednesday, February 17th
and St. Patty’s Day, Thursday, March 17th. We will probably
be collecting the money for the buffets in advance to try to
do away with the lengthy wait for the checks and payment
at the end of the evening. On the night of the buffet, only
drinks from the bar will need to be paid for.
Looking ahead to the rest of the year, we hope to have
another Casino Night and Halloween party. They both a lot
of fun and well received and people are already asking about
next year.
The Social Committee is having a good time brainstorming.
I should have acknowledged the committee in last month’s
newsletter for all their help and dedication. I will instead
start off the year by saying “thank you”! If anyone would like
to join the committee or just sit in on a meeting here or there,
or just help out with a party or dinner, you are welcome.
Social Committee members: Anna D’Angio, Annette
Regan, Barbara Hessel, Brenda Mollins, Deirdre Kline,
Eileen Cohen, Helene Antwarg, Jenny Avgeris, Joan Longo,
Joy Ellentuck, Kathy Leppla (Thank you for taking minutes),
Lynne Goodman, Marcia Ottenstein, Marianne Espinosa,
Mary Bencivenga, Paula Rosenberg, Roseann Pommerehne
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under Taylor. Fillmore did not meet Taylor until after they were elected.
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term. December 7, 1941 Japan launched a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. Congress declared war against Japan the next
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