Carpet Cleaning Today. Friday, December 11, 2020

 Nick will be here today to clean our carpets.

This is not Nick. He is taller.

He will be starting on the fourth floor around 9:30 AM.

Please move any decorations into you unit.

questions? mc900@comcast.net 

Recent Improvements at Deep Harbour

 New traffic signs inside Deep Harbour. 

 Maybe you noticed, maybe you didn't.

Surely, you noticed the Life Saver Safety Stations.

Each station contains a floatation ring and a floating line.

The first thing to do if someone falls into the water is to throw them something that floats.

Many thanks to Mike S. of TH5 for leading the purchase and installation of the safety stations.

The stations have been installed along the entire length of the bulkhead and the marina.

This project was funding by the DHMA.

Comments? deepharbour@comcast.net 

Speak now or forever............ SAILWINDS DEVELOPMENT

 Press Release

December 4, 2020

 

CWDI ASKS FOR PUBLIC INPUT ON SAILWINDS DEVELOPMENT

 

          Cambridge Waterfront Development, Inc.(CWDI) in partnership with BCTDesign Group, is launching an on-line survey asking for your ideas and opinions about the future of waterfront development at Sailwinds.  Your ideas will be considered by CWDI in the shaping of a development master plan which will guide development decisions over the next several years.

          The Cambridge Waterfront area subject to development planning extends from the Burton Fishing Bridge to Cambridge Creek and encompasses approximately 40 acres.  To assist your thinking about how this area should be developed, a background presentation and introduction to planning topics will precede the questionnaire.

The survey website is https://www.bctdesigngroup.com/cambridge. 

It can be accessed beginning December 10^th.  CWDI encourages you to go to the website and take advantage of the presentation information and complete the questionnaire on-line.  If you prefer a paper copy of the questionnaire, please contact Sandra Tripp-Jones, Executive Director, at sandra.trippjones@cwdimd.org or 805-453-4480.  She will send you a questionnaire with a stamped return envelope.  Your ideas will be greatly appreciated. 

Contact:  Sandra Tripp-Jones, CWDI Executive Director

               sandra.trippjones@cwdimd.org

                805-453-4480

 

 

From where does our tap water come?

900 Marshy Cove's water is sourced from The Municipal Utilities of Cambridge. (MUC).  

All of our building's water is passed through one meter. The association pays the fee for all the units and common areas. ($20,200/yr.) To assure water pressure on all floors, a pair of booster pumps located on the lobby level maintains the water pressure as needed. 

The link below answers most questions regarding the quality of our drinking water.  BTW, The photo pre-dates construction at Deep Harbour.

 All About our water quality

Comments? mc900@comcast.net 

More math: Water bill

$ 20,200 per year

$ 1,683 per month

$ 35.06 per unit per month (pupm)

Reminder: Board Meeting, Saturday, December 5, 2020, 10 AM

Meeting of the 900 Marshy Cove Board of Directors

Saturday, December 5, 2020, 10 AM

This meeting will be only accessible on the internet.

Please refer to the meeting announcement mailer for the link and agenda.

The primary purpose of this meeting is to formally approve the 2021 budget.

Old Business (partial agenda)

    a) Creation of mail room in front foyer closet.

    b) Surveillance camera system expansion – exterior cameras 2020-21

    c) Fire Sprinkler System maintenance – dry system alignment & repairs

    d) Replacement to ceiling lights in garage

New Business

    a) Cancellation of Fireline maintenance contracts.

    b) Signing of ARK fire system contracts,

    c) Water shut off replacement valves for units

    d) Addition of water spigots and electrical outlets in garage

    e) Any other new business – capital and policy Improvements 2020

    i) Residents’ suggestions

    9) Owners Forum

Next Meetings: All meetings will be simulcast on Go-to-Meeting

Saturday, December 5, 2020, 10:00 AM, Regular Meeting of the BOD, Budget approval

Thursday, January 7, 4:00 PM, Regular Meeting of the BOD, 2021 planning

Thursday, April 8, 4:00 PM, Regular Meeting of the BOD,

Saturday, May 8, 10:00 AM, Annual Meeting of Members

900 Marshy Cove Insurance Policy Changes

 The 900 Marshy Cove Master Insurance Policy deductible is now $10,000.

Maryland state Law has permitted condo associations to increase the master coverage deductible from $5,000 to $10,000. The 900 Marshy Cove Board of Directors has decided to take advantage of this change for our building. Our Master Policy will be reduced for 2021 from  $11,895.00 to $10,967.00, resulting in a saving of $928.00.

This $10,000 deductible will be in effect on December 1,2020.  With the new legislation, if a loss originates in a unit, that unit owner, is responsible for the first $10,000 of the master deductible. 

Here are some items you need to consider: 

1. All owners should contact their insurance carriers to determine if their policy needs  adjustment.
2. Note: With this change and a loss occurs within the common elements or limited common elements, then the association would be responsible for the $10,000 deductible. 

Questions? Comments? 

send them to mc900@comcast.net 

COVID-19 Facts, Dorchester County

  November 9, 2020

Mayor Victoria Jackson reported that Dorchester County was one of if not the highest county per capita with Covid-19 infections in Maryland with 873 cases and 19 deaths with 516 of those cases being in Cambridge. The most prevalent ages for Covid-19 here are 20-29 and 30-39 years of age with each age category having 144 cases each.

 Keep Safe, 

Wear a face mask, Keep you distance, Wash you hands

TIME to VOTE! Cambridge Election. Candidate forum

 Save the Date - Candidate Forum Nov 18

Submit Questions Now

for City Election Runoff Candidates

 

WHEN: November 18, 2020 (Election Runoff - December 1, 2020)

WHO: Runoff Candidates for Mayor and Commissioners (Wards 2 & 3)

WHAT: Virtual Public Forum - Cambridge Community Conversation

Sponsored by:

·      WHCP Radio 101.5 FM

·      League of Women Voters of the Mid-Shore, Inc.

·      Cambridge Association of Neighborhoods

·      The Dorchester Banner

·      Dorchester Chamber of Commerce

·      The Dorchester Star

 

WHERE: WHCP 101.5 FM & WHCP’s Facebook LIVE and YouTube LIVE channels

HOST: League of Women Voters

TIME:  7:00 to 8:30 p.m. 

HOW: Send questions NOW for the candidates to LWVMS.MD@ gmail.com

Please mark questions: “for Mayor” or “for Commissioners” or “for Both Mayor and Commissioners”

Recycle Bin, Best Practices, Flatten all Corrugated Boxes

 Over the past six months, the number of cardboard boxes deposited in the recycle bin has increased significantly.  We need everyone's help to reduce the volume by 

FLATTENING ALL BOXES

before placing them in the recycle dumpster.

Collectively, we can avoid the need for a second weekly pick-up that would cost the community $2500 per year. 

 That's money that we can spend on other improvements.

 

See yellow notice on front of bin for more details on recycling.

Thank you for your co-operation,

Deep Harbour Master Association

deepharbour@comcast.net

 

Deep Harbour Boat Slips for Sale

 Slip #2  For sale contact: 

Joe or Roxanne @ 518-658-2526.

Slip #34 For sale contact: 

    sarah.gavian@gmail.com