May 10th

May 25th

MAY, 2015

WINDCREST EAST HOA BOD MEETING

APRIL 27, 2015

The meeting was called to order by Felicia Ayoub at 10:45 A.M.

The attendees were Felicia Ayoub, Barbara Caramore, Frank Cavallaro and Jack Tyniec;

Walter Blanck was absent.

The Minutes of the meeting of March 30, 2015 were reviewed, Motion made by Jack and

seconded by Frank to accept the Minutes; all in favor, Motion approved.

Financial Report

March income was $52,936 and operating expenses were $50,849 for a variance of $2,087.

Year to date income was $168,492 and expenses were $168,245 for a variance of $247.

Condo 1 & 2 income vs. expense are under budget by less than $250.

April checks issued through April 28 totaled $58,124.11.

Bank balances (as of March 31) for the HOA are as follows:

Operating account $26,120.81

Working Capital account $268,207.93

Capital Reserve Account (SFCU) $120,944.57

Capital Reserve Account (BCU) $126,010.97

Bank balances (as of December 31) for the Condos are:

Condo I checking $5,037.53

Condo I savings $10,273.53

Condo II checking $3,109.41

Condo II savings $8,454.01

Old Business

DC Electric has completed all of the street light repair work except the replacement of the

tops on the light fixtures, where they are missing.

We are still waiting for a copy of the official report from CertainTeed which we expect to

receive from our attorney once it is delivered to him by Greenview Properties.

North Fork Seal Coating will be scheduling the necessary roadway repairs as soon as

weather permits.

Steve from Lawn Elements has started removing the sand and salt that remained on our

street after the winter storms. He will also be taking care of the rocks that have been

displaced due to natural forces at the front pond. This will be done when the sprayer is put

back in the pond. Additional landscaping issues will be addressed with both Steve and

John from Decorative Gardens. Belgian blocks that were damaged this winter have been

repaired and replaced. The charge for the repairs, caused by snow plowing, has been back

HOA BOARD OF

DIRECTORS

Felicia Ayoub - President

Barbara Caramore, VP Jack Tyniec- Treasurer

Walter Blanck- Assist. Treas

Frank Cavallaro, secretary Condo 1 Board of Managers Pat Dodge

Jim Mikelbank

Tony Blasi

Condo II Board of Managers Fred Meister

Patrick Welby

Dee Willoe

Pool Committee: Fred Meister-Chairperson Walter Blanck

Marie Schultz

Jerry Nichols Frank Cavallaro

Rules Committee: Anthony Blasi, Chairperson

Leslie Chalup

Ralph Bockino Jim Caramore

Jim West

Carol Hartung

Social Committee: Pat Dodge-Chairperson Nanci Mildenberger-Co-

Chair Jayne Devereaux-Treasurer

Elaine Dunham-- Secretary Landscape Committee Bill Purschke

John Villano

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Editor: Carol Hartung

charged to Lawn Elements. Sprinkler heads that have been damaged will be repaired by Rainman and also back

charged to Lawn Elements.

The officers of the Social Committee have indicated that the Social Committee will take responsibility for the cost

of removing and replacing the television in the card room.

The repair of the leak at (address) required that a new flat roof be installed over the front porch. This work has

been completed.

New exterior mats have been purchased and placed at both the front and rear entrances of the Clubhouse. The cost

of these mats was $48.00.

The contract with Rainman has been signed.

New Business

An application to have masonry work done at the rear of the residence at (address) along with a deposit check

in the amount of $1,500.00, has been received from the homeowner. Motion made by Jack, seconded by Frank

to approve this work, all in favor, Motion approved.

An application to have masonry work done at the front of the residence at (address) along with a deposit check

in the amount of $1,500.00, has been received from the homeowner. Motion made by Jack, seconded by

Barbara to approve this work, all in favor, Motion approved.

An application to expand the beds around the patio at the rear of the residence at (address) along with a deposit

check in the amount of $1,500.00, has been received from the homeowner. Motion made by Barbara, seconded

by Frank to approve this work, all in favor, Motion approved.

Homeowners at both (address) and (address) have reported problems of leaks in their homes near the chimney.

These problems are being evaluated.

Aquatec has started to prepare the pool for the summer season. The pool is being marble dusted and is

expected to be completed and ready to open by Memorial Day. The cost of the marble dusting is $12,000.00.

The posts at the front and rear of the residences will continue to be repaired as needed.

The Engineering Capital Reserve Study is expected to be done later this year. It will include evaluating the

gunite pool structure, the roadways as well as siding and roofing on the homes.

The Pond Guy will once again be dying the water in both ponds to control the algae. This application is done

April through October at a total cost of $2,300.00

The directory hardware at the entrance is to WCE is malfunctioning. Intellitec is working to correct the

problem but the system may need replacement. As a result of this problem, the guest entrance gate will be left

up until the system is functioning properly.

The next meeting of the BOD will be Thursday, May 28, 2015 at 10:30 A.M.

The meeting was adjourned at 12:05 P.M.

Happy Anniversary Michele & Tony Jacaruso May 1 Barbara & Mike Cappiello May 5 Cathy & Jim Watters May 8 Cathie & Peter Riola May 11 Miriam & Ray Schratwieser May 18 Louise & John McNaboe May 26 Lorraine & Jim West May 28 Louise & John McNaboe May 26

***If you would like to have your special days

announced, contact…thewebreeze@optonline.net

Or put a note in The Breeze Mailbox in the

clubhouse.

Jack and I wish to express our sincere thanks to all our friends and neighbors at Windcrest for your cards and phone calls of sympathy upon the sudden passing of my brother, Bill. Your caring means so much to us. Our heartfelt appreciation to all of you. Dee and Jack Willoe

Many, many thanks to my wonderful Windcrest East neighbors and friends who supported and

encouraged me throughout my six month battle with lymphomic brain cancer. The many calls, beautiful

cards and heartfelt words of encouragement never ceased. Your personal prayers kept me focused on the

positive when I was most needy and afraid. I am especially grateful to my car-ride buddies who drove

me to NYC for treatment. Last week my doctors told me that the cancer has completely left my body. It is a

miracle and all of you helped that happen. I love you all. Patrick Welby

UPCOMING EVENTS AT WINDCREST EAST

WINDCREST EAST BOOK CLUB Our next meeting of the Windcrest East book club will be held at the clubhouse on Wednesday, May 17th at 7 p.m.

The book we have chosen for this month is:

What the Lady Wants by: Renee Rosen Our April Meeting was cancelled so we are discussing the book chosen for April.

The next Social Committee Meeting is Thursday, MAY 21st at 7PM. All meetings are held on the THIRD Thursday of each month, so if you want to mark your calendar, those are the dates. The Social Committee is happy to announce that Ursula Mocniak will be our new recording Secretary.

Our Long Island Cares Food drive is scheduled to run during the month of May-

starting May 8th through the 26th

. While you are out shopping, plan ahead and pick

up a few items for it. Non-perishable food, baby needs, household necessities (paper

products, cleaning, & laundry supplies), personal items and cosmetics are all needed,

and gratefully accepted. The boxes will be in the Clubhouse.

Kathy Fullerton May 2 George Fischetti May 11 Evelyn Chalup May 11 Cathie Riola May 13 Bill Purschke May 18 Louise McNaboe May 23 Kathy Waters May 26

CALVERTON NATIONAL CEMETERY

On Saturday May 23, 2015 at 9:30 a.m. (rain or shine) volunteers will gather at pre-assigned areas to place flags at each grave site to honor our military men and woman. All volunteers are asked to return on Saturday, May 30, 2015 at 9:30 a.m. to remove the flags. Windcrest East Veterans are asking the community to come join us in this special day of recognition at Calverton National

Cemetery. We have been assigned to section 34. We are meeting on both days at 9 a.m. in the clubhouse parking lot. If you go on ahead just go to section 34. Families of a deceased veteran can place a flag on that grave between 8 & 9 a.m on the 23rd. There will be refreshments in the clubhouse after the placing of the flags.

Memorial Day, Monday, May 25th Come down to the flag Pole in front of the Clubhouse at 4 P.M. to attend the memorial

ceremony by our Veterans for all who have died in the service of our country. We will be

having a Memorial Day Bar-B-Que right after the ceremony.

WINDCREST EAST MEMORIAL DAY BARBEQUE

4:00 PM, May 25, 2015

Sign-Ups: Monday, May 4th 1:00 – 2:00 and 7:00 – 8:00 PM

$35.00 pp

Menu Includes: Hot Dogs, Sauerkraut, Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, BBQ Chicken Filets, Baked Beans, Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, Cole Slaw, Corn on the Cobb, Rolls, Condiments, Watermelon, Lemonade, Soda, Iced Tea, Cake, Cookies, Tea and Coffee. (BYOB)

Music by Tony Della, singer-entertainer featured in Newsday on 3/29/15.

Contacts: Barbara Pompa @ 369-6092 or Linda Clark @ 591-1635

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? For all of you “know it all’s” reading this, our next TRIVIA Night is Friday, June 5th. Come

down to the Clubhouse at 7 P.M. and test your knowledge with your neighbors & friends.

There will be lots of fun and prizes as well as coffee, cake & snacks. Teams will be formed as

you enter. Sign up is Monday, June 1st, 1 - 2 PM & 7 – 8PM and the cost is $5.

This is a favorite Social Committee event, hosted by the Welby's & The Willoe's

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SAVE THE DATES

May 8th – 26th FOOD DRIVE Boxes will be in the Clubhouse

May 25th Memorial Day Bar-B-Que June 5th Trivia Night, Sign up on June 1st July 12th Breakfast on the Porch. Particulars being looked into. August 8th Summer Party December 9th Holiday Party - New venue

I would like to remind you to check the Bulletin Board for any up-dates

or changes.

PAST EVENTS

On Friday April 25, fifty-three friends and neighbors gathered in the Club House for an enjoyable

evening of Bingo. There was coffee, cakes and cookies and plenty of conversation. In addition to the

standard variations of the simple Bingo Game we also played Lines and Sit Down Bingo. Everyone

seemed to have a great time especially those who went home winning.

I want to thank my wife Rosalie for registering those who would be playing and being the cashier;

Annette Blasi and Lucille Guarasci for shopping and setting up the snacks; George Fischetti for

helping to set up the Club House and calling back the winning Bingos; Tony Blasi for helping to set

up the Club House and keeping track of called numbers for each game; and all the other people

who helped to clean up afterwards. Surely, this event would not have been the success that it was

without your help. Stuart Rock

THIS & THAT

Pizza Night will continue the first Wednesday of every month at 6 p.m. This

month it is May 6th. Come join the fun with your friends and neighbors.

WE ARE PROUD

I am proud to share with you that my grandson, Andrew Caldwell Lamb, from Seattle,

Washington will be attending the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in June.

Jane Caldwell

FYI

THE EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER FOR THE PROPERTY MANAGER’S OFFICE IS: 646-402-6358. THE NUMBER ON THE BACK OF THE PHONE BOOK IS WRONG.

CLOTHING STILL NEEDED

When you clean out your closets, if you have any clean, usable clothing you no longer want, call Bruno Meloni at 369-3069. He will collect them and take them to the Living Waters Church, Riverhead, for use by the needy in the town. They take shoes as well.

. Notice to all residents: Please do not put your garbage out until after dusk the night

before pick-up.

Calverton/Baiting Hollow Civic Association meets the 2nd Wednesday of each

month, at 7:30pm in the Riley Avenue School cafeteria. Come down and support

your community. CLUBHOUSE KITCHEN All beverages stocked in the clubhouse--soda, water, coffee or tea

cost $.50 each. Please put your money in the box on the counter next to the refrigerator. We now have a new Keurig®. If you wish to bring your own coffee or tea “k-pod”, there is no charge for using the Keurig®. Thanks.

Also, if you have any bottles or cans (5 cent deposit) you wish to recycle, put them in a bag and leave them at Linda Nemeth’s garage door (9 Black Pine St.) and she will cash them in and give the proceeds to the Social Committee.

Please note that any food items left in the clubhouse kitchen are for consumption in the clubhouse and are not to be removed except by those on kitchen duty.

ABOUT THE BREEZE:

The e-mail address for The Breeze is: thewebreeze@optonline.net. All community activities, notices and other information to be added to The Breeze or the calendar must be submitted in writing, not later than the 25th of the month. The Web address for Windcrest East is www.windcresteastli.com. The Breeze is published on this site as well as other information for all homeowners. You now have to

log on with your e-mail address. If you have problems logging on, e-mail webmaster@windcresteastli.com. In the e-mail, give your e-mail address, home address and last name, and he will verify that it is correct in the system.

If you have any suggestions for things to do for the Social Committee, put it in writing and drop it in the mailbox in the lobby marked “THE BREEZE”. One More thing: The Mailbox in the clubhouse is for the Breeze and suggestions for the Social Committee ONLY. Please, NO Landscape or Maintenance forms. They go in the holders on the wall on the side of the coat closet.

Anyone needing replacement front gate transmitters or clubhouse keys should contact Jack Tyniec at jtyniec@aol.com. There will be a $25 charge for each item. Also, if you need to change the name or phone number listed at the front gate, please also contact Jack via e-mail (jtyniec@optonline.net).

THE NEXT SOCIAL COMMITTEE MEETING WILL BE ON THURSDAY, May 21st at 7 PM.COME AND HELP PLAN OUR COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES.

The next date for the Town of Riverhead STOP Program is MAY 16th. This notice is posted as to what they will take, it does include things such as batteries, electronics, and all hazardous liquids.

SPRING SAVINGS

10% Off 15% Off 20% Off

Any Liquor Any wine Any

Purchase Purchase* Long Island 750 ml or larger *Except box and Wine Purchase Cannot be combined with any Jug Wines Cannot be combined with

other sale. (exp.5/31/15) Cannot be combined with any other sale. (exp.5/31/15) any other sale. (exp.5/31/15)

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