Boat Slip for Sale

Slip Number 2 is for sale by the owner.
It is located on the northeast corner of the Deep Harbour Marina.


Interested? 
Contact joseph.rechen@gmail.com

Reminder: DHMA Master Board Meeting

All owners have been mailed a copy of the agenda which serves as formal notification.

The mailer included a copy of the proposed budget and an update on Deep Harbour Security.

Agenda (subject to change)

DHMA Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors, 

Saturday, October 19, 2019, 10:00 AM

Offices of Sentry Management, 

3rd floor, 601 Locust Street, 

Cambridge, MD   21613

Agenda 

1.            Call to Order (opening time: _________)

     a.            Roll call

2.            Certification of Quorum

3.            Approval of August 17, 2019 DHMA BOD Meeting Minutes

4.            Officer’s Reports             

    a.            President’s Report

         i.             2020 DHMA meeting schedule

    b.            Treasurer’s Report

         i.             YTD expenditures verses budget

         ii.            Budget Approval for 2020

5.            Sentry Management Report

    a.            Action issues completed from August 17 to present.

    b.            Action issues and work orders outstanding

        i.             Power washing quotations: Pool area & Trash corrals

        ii.            Repair of dumpster corrals

    c.            Contract renewals

    d.            New issues

6.            Committee Reports

    a.            Landscaping Committee

        i.             Progress and 2019 Objectives

        ii.            Meeting schedule 2020

   b.            Pool Committee (Sentry)

        i.             Contract review and suggestions for 2020

   c.            Parking, Safety and Security Committee

        i.             Sidewalk lighting

        ii.            Pedestrian gates and Riverwalk access

        iii.           Other steps to eliminate pedestrian and vehicular trespassing

        iv.           2020 proposals – Incident reporting system

7.            Old Business

    a.            Riverwalk project. Time-lock on Riverwalk gates.

    b.            Seal - coating & line painting of streets. (management report)

    c.            Repair of trash corrals (management report)

    d.            Private pool parties hosted by owners at DH

8.            New Business

    a.            Condition of street signs in DH. Seek budgetary bids.

    b.            Installation of larger induction loop at Trenton St exit.

    c.            Any other new business

9.            Residents Forum

10.         2019 Meeting schedule (subject to change)

    a.   Oct 19, 2019, 10:00 AM  – Saturday, Sentry Office – budget approval meeting for 2020

    b.   Dec 12, 2019, 3:00 PM – Thursday, Sentry Office end of year review and 2020 objectives

    c.    Feb 15, 2020, 10:00 AM  – Saturday, Sentry Office

11.         Adjournment (closing time: ___________)

The FREE Library is OPEN!

Since Ben Franklin founded the first Lending Library in Philadelphia, 

there have been few better ideas until now.

Click here for the history of the lending library.

No library card is required.

Just take a book and replace it with another.

What better way to circulate your favorites to your neighbors.

Stroll by the Pool House to visit the Deep Harbour Free Library.

Founder and Head Librarian, Lynn S., celebrates the grand opening. (Ben Franklin was not available.)

October 2019 Update

All owners must submit an Occupancy Status form.

These have been mailed to each owner twice, So far only 22 have been received.

We need your help. Click here for a printable form.

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We welcome our new residents. 

New owners: Units 103, 206, 301, 308, 310, 406, 411

900 Marshy Cove Accomplishments:

•          Unit inspection program- 43 units

•          Unit smoke alarms compliant with Maryland Law

•          Master Key compliance inspection by Fire Marshal

•          Power-washing of exterior and garage. Caulking of exterior

•          New plantings in border gardens

•          New lobby decorative plants

•          “Living at 900 Marshy Cove” Booklet published

Upcoming events 900 Marshy Cove:

•          Hallway Carpets will be installed before the holidays

       o          Elevator waiting areas and elevator decks will be tiled.

•          Budget Approval Board Meeting, Thursday, November 7

•          Completion of Occupancy Survey by Owners!

•          Pansies planted in the front garden

              Thank you, Diane, Sylvia, and Rick

Deep Harbour Accomplishments:

•          Completed fence and locking gates

•          Seal coating & line painting of streets

•          DH Community yard sale

Deep Harbour Upcoming events:

•          DHMA Budget Approval Meeting, Saturday, October 19

•          Riverwalk construction on the empty lot by City of Cambridge

Electronic Bulletin Boards; Stay in touch with events

http://900marshycove.blogspot.com/

http://deepharbourmd.blogspot.com/

Next Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors, 
4:00 PM, Thursday, November 7, 2019.
mc900@comcast.net

What do the owners at 900 Marshy Cove pay in taxes?

For your information:

Data for this analysis was obtained from public records from The Dorchester County Web site.

https://www.dorchestercountymd.com/

In 2017, an analysis revealed a tax increase from 2017 to 2019 averaging $66 per year per unit.

In 2014, the analysis revealed a tax increase from 2014 to 2019 averaging $276 per year per unit.

Taxes are based on real property values and updated every three years. Your taxes go up as property values rise.  Original owners have seen 50% swings in taxes since 2007, mostly favorable.

Collectively, the building owners pay $138,635 in real estate taxes per annum.

The difference between the highest and lowest rate is $620 per year.

Creekside Eastons are the highest. Cedar Street Baysides, Arundels, and Chesapeakes are lowest.

Dorchesters are all taxed at the same rate.

In summary, water-facing units are assessed at a higher rate.

You will see some anomalies with the Baysides and Arundels.

Overall, the Deep Harbour community contributes approximately $450,000 to the County's and City's tax revenue.

Comments?  Questions? Send them to mc900@comcast.net

Where will the new Bay Bridge be located?

New Bay Bridge Notification of Open House


The Open House will be held at the Talbot Community Center, located off of Route 50, tomorrow evening - which is Thursday, October 3rd.  Doors open at 6 PM and the event is scheduled to conclude at 8 PM.  If you are unable to attend or are interested in more information, click 

https://www.baycrossingstudy.com/

"Living at 900 Marshy Cove"

"Living at 900 Marshy Cove" 

Click here for printable copy

All residents at 900 Marshy Cove

 have received a copy of this booklet.

A copy has been hung on all doorknobs in the building.  

The booklet addresses our more important 

house rules, policies, and practices.  

It also provides answers to many 

of the typical questions that 

new residents, and potential buyers ask.

Landlords that would like a copy may obtain 

one from a member of the board of directors.

Regards, George Breig

900 Marshy Cove Condominium Association

September 2019 

Printable electronic version available 

on https://900marshycove.blogspot.com

Table of Contents

1. Contact Information 

2. Marshy Cove Emergency Policy 

3. Trash Best Practices 

4. Security Codes and Access 

5. Parking 

6. House Rules 

7. Deep Harbour Pool 

8. Quick Guide to Proper Maintenance 

9. Moving Instruction & Policy 

10. Pet Policy 

11. Frequently asked questions