3000 South Braeswood Condo News
Adopt Your Building!
With an unyielding drought and minimal budget the Board of Directors has been examining ways to help beautify the landscaping on our property. We have therefore come up with an “Adopt Your Building” Program where each owner or resident could actually plant certain items around their units or buildings themselves - at their own expense - and create a more pleasing atmosphere. A Landscape Committee will be set up and some simple guidelines are now being established. More info will be coming soon, but please see the attached flyer.
Read More...Note from the BOD President
Any resident who needs to turn the water off for an entire building to do plumbing work MUST HAVE PERMISSION FROM CREATIVE MANAGEMENT SERVICES in advance. A short window of time must be specified so that the inconvenience to other residents is reduced.
Read More...Brrrr! Expected Hard Freeze
The next few days are expected to bring bitter temperatures to the Houston area with a hard freeze near the end of the work week. Please be sure that your outside faucets are turned off and that your hoses are disconnected. Take care to cover tender plants on your patios and be extra careful climbing steps, etc. to your units, in case of icing conditions.
It is short notice but if you need outside pipe insulation, please put in a work order immediately with Creative Management and asked to have this done if possible.
Stay warm!
Read More...Your Association at Work: South Braeswood Sidewalk - Before and After
We gave the cracked, damaged sidewalk on South Braeswood a “temporary fix” as the City of Houston has told us that South Braeswood is slated for repairs sometime in 2010. This project was done at minimal cost to the Association but is now a safer, more presentable place to walk - rain or shine! (Photos below the fold…)
Read More...Retirement Announcement - Best Wishes to Raymond Beyer!
Just an FYI - Raymond Beyer has officially resigned his position with the 3000 South Braeswood Council of Co-Owners. Now, instead of contacting Raymond, you should contact Creative Management for any necessary work orders, etc. We wish Raymond well in his new found “retirement” and extend to him our gratitude for the many hours spent on our behalf.
Jaime Ramirez will continue to work on the many projects here on the property - so give Jaime every encouragement as you see him out and about the complex.
Read More...Hurricane Ike
As soon as Monday, September 22, 2008, Creative Management will be making appointments with individuals to look at any interior damage. Any exterior damage has already been inspected.
Read More...Foundation Repair - 700 Building
Work to begin April 28, 2008.
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