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February 2014Volume 36, Issue 2

Settlement Repairs to Four Top-Priority Buildings Completed By 2013

As 2013 came to a close, Parkfairfax celebrated an ac-complishment. In December, contractors put the finishing touches on repairs to the fourth settlement building on the top priority list. This list was created based on recommenda-tions from a 2010 engineering study of Parkfairfax buildings.

Construction work to shore up Building 830 began in June with an expected completion date of September 30. How-ever, additional foundation work and water diversion efforts extended the project until mid-December. But as the holi-days grew near, building residents could finally hang holiday decorations on walls that were newly patched and plastered and put wreaths on doors that easily opened and closed.

Parkfairfax residents who do not live in or near a settlement building may not fully understand the issues their neigh-bors must contend with nor the extent of effort required to correct the settlement problems. Many buildings here are constructed on marine clay, a soil given to swelling and shrinking with changes in weather. As the clay absorbs and releases moisture, it can shift the slab on which the building rests, cracking bricks, mortar, and interior walls. Window and door frames may warp and jam.

Many buildings here are constructed on marine clay, a soil given to swelling and shrinking with changes in weather. As the clay absorbs and releases moisture, it can shift the slab on which the building rests, cracking bricks, mortar, and interior walls. Window and door frames may warp and jam.To correct building settlement, contractors excavate a trench around the building to the depth of the concrete foot-ers – the underground foundation columns that underpin the load-bearing walls. Then they shore up the foundation with large screws called helical piers, which are hydraulically screwed into the ground until they reach a solid soil that can support the weight of the structure. The piers are attached to the building slab and bear the weight of the structure, sta-bilizing the movement.The engineers may recommend put-ting piers either all around the building or in a less expensive horseshoe configuration.

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COME LEARN ABOUT DASH

Representatives from the Alexandria Transit Company’s DASH bus system will be holding a community meeting in the Parkfairfax Association Office on Thursday, February 20, at 7 p.m. The event, hosted by the Transportation & Land Use Committee, will give residents an opportunity to learn more about this valuable transit service in our city – and to share their thoughts and questions with DASH.

DASH provides bus service within the City of Alexandria, and connects with Metrobus, Metrorail, Virginia Railway Express, and all local bus systems. DASH serves all of the Alexandria Metrorail Stations and the Pentagon Metrorail station during morning and evening peak periods. The AT3 and AT4 routes now serve Parkfairfax – and the new AT9 route is scheduled to begin this spring.

WHAT: Community Meeting with DASHWHERE: Association Office, 3360 Gunston RoadWHEN: Thursday, February 20, 7:00 p.m.

4th Annual Showcase

Parkfairfax Got Talent & Chili Cook-off

Sunday, Feb. 9, 2:00-4:00pmCondo offices, 3360 Gunston

Meet talent like Tom Young, author and Mt. Eagle resident.

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Parkfairfax Condominium Unit Owners Association

3360 Gunston Road Alexandria, Virginia 22302

Phone: 703-998-6315Fax: 703-998-8764

www.Parkfairfax.info

BOARD OF DiRECTORSBarbara Turpyn, At Large, President ♦ [email protected] ♦ 703-960-5960 ♦ Term Ends 2014Lyle Drew, Ward I, Vice President ♦ [email protected] ♦ 571-765-0910 ♦ Term Ends 2015Rich Moha, At Large, Secretary ♦ [email protected] ♦ Term Ends 2015Kathy Schramek, Ward III, Treasurer ♦ [email protected] ♦ 703-998-5771 ♦ Term Ends 2014Anna Fernezian, Ward II ♦ [email protected] ♦ Term Ends 2016Robin Woods, Ward V ♦ [email protected] ♦ Term Ends 2016Dave Bush, At Large, ♦ [email protected] ♦ 703-998-5235 ♦ Term Ends 2015 Randy Sparks, At Large ♦ [email protected] ♦ Term Ends 2016Ralph Heinze, Ward IIII ♦ [email protected] ♦ Term Ends 2014*All Board Members, the General Manager and the Assistant General Manager can be contacted by email-ing [email protected]*All Board Members can be contacted by emailing [email protected]

MAiN OFFiCE:General ManagerGeorge Gardner, ext [email protected]

Assistant General ManagerSarah Clark, ext [email protected]

Covenants DirectorJennifer Jett-Bowling, ext [email protected]

USP DirectorGuy Andrew, ext [email protected]

Executive Assistant/NewsletterAlexandra Cornwell, ext [email protected]

Service CoordinatorMichelle Byers, ext [email protected]

Service CoordinatorSharron Greenfield-Tanner, ext [email protected]

ReceptionistBeth Purdy, ext [email protected]

HOURS: Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.2nd Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Upcoming Board Meetings: November 20Meetings begin at 7 p.m. at the Association Office. A residents’ forum is held at the beginning of each meeting. The meeting agenda is posted on the bulletin board outside of the main office. Board pack-age material is available for residents to review at the Association Office and on the website.

MAiNTENANCE OFFiCE:

Maintenance DirectorBrian [email protected]

Assistant Maintenance DirectorAlonzo [email protected]

Landscape DirectorNeal [email protected]

Maintenance AssistantLoretta Samuels [email protected]

1200 W. Glebe RoadPhone: 703-578-3427Fax: 703-578-9785

HOURS: Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

After Hours Emergency Number: 1-866-370-2977

4840 Westfields Boulevard, Suite 300P.O. Box 10821Chantilly, VA 20153-0821

The Newsletter deadline is the 10th of each month preceding publication month. Email editorial an-nouncements, commercial and classified ads to: [email protected]. Publication of advertisements in no way implies an endorsement of the products or services by Park-fairfax Condominium Unit Owners Association or its Board. The opinions of columnists and letter writers are their own and in no way reflect the opinions of Parkfairfax Condominium Unit Owners Association or its Board.Letters to the Editor of 150 words or less are welcomed from owners, mortgagees or residents of Parkfairfax. It must be signed and include your unit address and phone number (address and phone number will not be published) and submitted by the 10th of each month preceding publication.

COMMiTTEE CONTACTSActivities Committee Chair: Karen Rugg - [email protected] and Utilities Committee Chair: Jarrod Grimsley - [email protected] Committee Chair: Barbara Wilmer - [email protected] Committee Chair: Scott Buchanan - [email protected] Committee Chair: Karla Horn - [email protected] Committee Chair: Alex Lathers - [email protected] Committee Chair: Lynn Humphries - 703-820-0543Technology Committee Chair: Looking for a VolunteerTransportation and Land Use Committee Chair: Greg Cota: 703-931-0981 [email protected] Governance Group: Looking for a Volunteer

Onsite Police Officer - Brian Fromm: [email protected]

Phone: 703-631-7200Fax: 703-631-9786www.cmc-management.com

Community Management Corporation (CMC)

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And The Winner is?

Who makes the best chili as determined by the judges? Come, taste and see if you agree.

Sunday, Feb. 92 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Party Room, 3360 Gunston Road

First prize $75 / Second $25To enter, call 703-379-9448

Parkfairfax Games DaySunday, February 23

Dust off the Scrabble board, crack open Candyland, find your Battleship or Jenga, break out the bridge mix and get

ready to “game” like it’s 1999!Let’s get together for some indoor winter fun – no batteries

required.

Where: Parkfairfax Party Room, 3360 Gunston RoadWhen: February 23, 2 p.m. –5 p.m.

We’ll supply: tables, chairs, and cider.You bring: board games, card decks, snacks to share,

and your competitive spirit.

Presented by the Parkfairfax Activities Committee.For more information, email Robert Coontz:

[email protected].

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Now firmly anchored to the soil, Building 830 has newly created window wells to allow access to the crawl space, and an array of drain pipes to divert water away from the build-ing. The opening will allow for mechanical snakes to be run through the pipes periodically to clean out any foreign material that may cause clogs.

The cost to anchor and repair Building 830 is about $370,000. This figure is less than the average expense that engineers estimated for building recovery several years ago. That estimate was roughly $450,000 for each building and the board has been budgeting that amount in the reserve study to cover building repair, if the need should arise.

Costs for the other top four priority buildings are: Building 849, projected at about $850,000; Building 204, $320,000; Building 109, $523,000.

In December 2010, Structura Engineering Group (SEG) completed an engineering study of the Parkfairfax buildings and recommended a list of high-, medium-, and low-pri-ority structures that need further inspection to determine the extent of settlement problems. The SEG study listed 14 high-priority buildings, and the Board decided to proceed with evaluations and repairs for four for 2012-2013. A recent review of the remaining high-priority list recom-mended no further action required at this time.

SEG engineers will conduct a follow-up assessment between January and March 2014 to see if any additional movement has occurred in any of the buildings on the watch list that would change the priorities. To view the 2010 building study, go to http://www.park-fairfax.info/content/uploads/2011/05/Settlement-Buildings-SRG-Report-sm1.pdf.

The file can also be found by going to www.parkfairfax.info/resources/buildings_and_utilities/ and then clicking on the link for the report pdf.


Cathy Condo Answers Your Questions

Dear Cathy,

I’ve lived in Parkfairfax for several years now and learned early to count on the Forum newsletter for maintenance news and the Board minutes, among other items. Up until about a year ago the newsletter arrived on my door step every month (sometimes a week or so late, but at least it arrived). This year for several months the newsletter has been at least two weeks late. I know how to use the Internet, and I was happy when I discovered last year that I could opt in to be notified via email when the online version was ready. But I like having printed copies. Have we started to economize by just having the elec-tronic version available?

Like the Feel of Paper

Dear LFP:

Our condominium bylaws require Parkfairfax staff to deliver paper copies at all 1632 units; a change to electronic versions only would require a vote of at least two-thirds of residents/owners, so eliminating paper copies of the Forum will not hap-pen in the foreseeable future! The Parkfairfax staff counts on two levels of delivery volunteers: some pick up and count out copies to distribute in batches to five or six door-to-door deliv-erers, who walk door to door to nearby buildings to drop single copies to their neighbors. Unfortunately, several buildings do not have a willing volunteer deliverer, and some distribution routes have no willing volunteers. In those cases, the staff mails copies to all those units without identified deliverers. If you are not receiving your paper copy, the process is breaking down at some point: your distributor may be delayed in picking the copies up and is late delivering to the door-to-door volunteers, or your door-to-door volunteer has been delayed in delivering the copies to you and your neighbors’ doors.

In any case, if you are having newsletter delivery problems, always notify the Parkfairfax newsletter coordinator at the front office. She will investigate where the process is broken and ensure your newsletter is delivered, or put your unit on the mailing list if necessary. Contact number is 703-998-6315.

Hope this helps,Cathy

MANAGER’S CORNER George Gardner, General Manager: AMS©,PCAM©

First, the annual fall gutter cleaning project has been completed. I am pleased to report that our staff completed installation of a product called “Gutter Filter” in all gutters during this year’s program. This was a 4 year project that we completed in 3 years thanks to the hard work of our staff.

The Gutter Filter is a product that protects the gutters from being clogged with branches and leaves. Materials cost for this project were budgeted at $200,000 but came in at ap-proximately $150,000.

Next year the gutter cleaning task will be much less onerous with the property being entirely fitted with the gutter filter.

Second, staff and the Elections Committee are working diligently to get ready for the April 16th annual meeting, including the call for candidates and the actual distribution of proxies and the conduct of the voting process itself.

New this year will be the option of electronic voting which should assist greatly in achieving quorum, which is necessary for the Annual Meeting to be convened and business to be conducted - please watch for more information on this in next month’s newsletter.

Third, at the January Board Meeting Director Dave Bush put forward a draft proposal for the Association to conduct a 1-2 year project to update all Administrative and Policy Resolutions for the Association. These documents set the ground rules for much of what gets done by the Association in the operation of Parkfairfax.

The Board is presently reviewing Director Bush’s proposal and will address it in an upcoming Board meeting.

Residents interested in the proposal can find the draft on the Association’s web site under the January

Board meeting materials or may call Alexandra Cornwell on our staff at 703 998-6315 to get a copy.

By the time this issue of the Forum is published the Board will have conducted its annual Saturday


Letter To The Editor:

Malcolm Smith3470 Gunston Rd

Dear Editor,

The Board of Directors is given unlimited power to set a monthly assessment to maintain the property. We have seen the assessments go up each year by a substantial amount. Does the board spend this money wisely?

Each year there is door to door soliciting of proxy votes to elect three directors. Do you see these people after the election? A proxy gives someone else the power to select the directors who will set your monthly assessment. A really unwise decision could leave your home worth nothing and but you still owe the mortgage.

I urge all unit owners to attend the annual meeting on April 16.

You should be able to ask the board of directors how they plan to manage the condominium.

Malcolm Smith

Book Group: The Woman Upstairs

For February, the group is reading Claire Messud’s novel The Woman Upstairs. Nora Eldridge, third-grade teacher and frustrated artist, describes herself as “the quiet woman at the end of the third-floor hallway, whose trash is always tidy, who smiles brightly in the stairwell.” But she is seething inside, and the arrival of an exotic Lebanese-Italian family sends her life veering into uncharted territory. The group meets in the Party Room (3360 Gunston Road) at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, February 18. Newcomers are welcome. For more information, contact Jolene Jesse ([email protected]).

February USP Special

Fasco Wall Heater - $155.00

Volunteers Needed

The Election Committee is in need of helpers for the Park-fairfax Annual Meeting and Election on April 16, 2014 no later than 6:30 p.m. at Charles Barrett Elementary School.

Volunteers will check in residents who have not already voted electronically or by ballot.

Please contact Sally Burmeister at [email protected] or leave your name and phone number with the Parkfairfax

office at 703-998-6315.

REMiNDER!

Annual Meeting

When: April 16, 2014

Where: Charles Barrett School Auditorium1115 Martha Custis Drive

Alexandria, VA

Time: 6:30 p.m.

Purpose: Elect 3 members to the Board of Directors Hear the State of the Condominium Address

Answer Audience Questions


Party Room Rental Available!

Any resident of Parkfairfax may reserve the Party Room. Requests for reservations must be submitted for approval to the General Manager and will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.

Hours:

The Party Room is available to rent during the day. The les-see may begin entertainment preparation after 8 a.m. The room may be used until midnight, Sunday through Thurs-day; and until 1 a.m. on Saturdays. The Party Room may be used until 2 a.m. for New Year’s Eve functions.

Fees:

A prepaid security deposit of $200 and a rental fee of $100 are required to rent the Party Room, along with a copy of in-surance coverage of $100,000 at the time of reservation. The deposit will be returned within three weeks of the date of the function, provided that there was no damage done and no clean-up was required.

Storage Rental Available

The Association currently has storage rentals available.

Bldg 810 – Closet 1 – $120 for 6 months, $240 for 12 months.

Bldg 965 – Outside Closet - $180 for 12 months rental

Bldg 818 – Bin 19 - $150 for 6 months, $300 for 12 months

Please contact Michelle Byers at 703-998-6315 or [email protected] for more information.

Scheduled Preventive Maintenance

Yearly Attic / Alarm inspections

Each year inspections are made for alarms installed in attics. Inspections are also made on a three year cycle for attics which do not have alarms. This year’s schedule includes attics located in the 400, 500, 600 buildings and part of the 900’s. Notices will be given prior to the inspection as well as follow up sheets on what was found.

Please remember not to overload the attic with excess stor-age. Excessive amounts of storage will restrict air flow and can create a condition favorable for mold growth. Remem-ber, a clear path down the “cat walk” of your attic must be maintained so that essential inspections can be quickly performed. Please place storage to the sides of the walkway. You can place boards across the tops of the wooden joists to support the load; do not nail them down. The maintenance staff will do what they reasonably can to maneuver through the attics, but remember, they cannot take the time to make pathways through years of collecting, or take risks in at-tempting to crawl over the tops of boxes.

If you see your ceiling sagging or believe you have a ceiling coming loose from the ceiling joists, please call the office to schedule a free ceiling inspection.

Gutter cleaning

The Maintenance Crews have completed thisseason’s gutter filter installation, and are finishing checking other gutters throughout the property. Part ofthe process involves checking the gutter nails to make sure the gutters are tight and secure. Many of the gutterfasteners have been changed to the screw type which hold very well, however there are still several gutters which have nails that can come loose over time. While effort is made to see that the gutters are tight and loose nails are tightened, such issues can still arise throughout the year. Please report a loose gutter to maintenance by calling 703-998-6315.

Maintain heat in your home this winter

If you are responsible for a vacant unit, or if you are going to be away from home for any period of time this winter, please:

*Make sure there is ample heat in your unit, especially in your kitchen and bathroom.*Have a neighbor check on your unit periodically.*Make sure the Maintenance Office has an emergency key to your unit “just in case”.


The water piping in your unit can freeze if sufficient heatis not maintained. When this frozen pipe ruptures, you can be flooded. Please prevent this needless damage, maintain adequate heat in your unit.

DO NOT use your oven as a source of home heat under any circumstances! This is not only hazardous to your health, but it will also contribute damaging levels of moisture to your unit (condensation, paint/plaster/floor damage, mold andmildew).

Problems from moisture intrusion

From time to time we have reports from Parkfairfax residents who find moisture intrusion near a through-the-wall A/C unit.If you find yourself with such a problem please call Parkfairfax 703-998-6315 to have it inspected. Parkfairfax bears responsibility for maintaining a proper seal between the brick and the metal thru-the-wall sleeve, however, it is the resident’s responsibility to maintain a proper seal be-tween the A/C unit and the sleeve. We have found instances where an energetic contractor has talked a resident into letting them remove the sleeve when replacing an A/C unit. This should never be allowed to happen, but when it does the resident then becomes responsible not only for possible water intrusion, but also for the re-installation of a new sleeve. If you are not sure that your A/C unit has the proper sleeve, please call Parkfairfax to have it checked.

Replacement of a Through-the-wall A/C unit

At some point you may find yourself needing to replace a through-the-wall A/C unit. If you do, please be certain that the correct replacement is used. There are contractors who are willing to use a standard window unit as a replacement for a thru-the-wall unit, however, due to the venting of a standard window A/C unit you may find it not only loses part of its’ cooling ability, but you may also end up paying more to cool your home. Always insist that a thru-the-wall unit is replaced with another thru-the-wall unit. You can tell the difference between the two simply by looking at them.The casing of a through-the-wall unit will have louvers for exterior venting on the back of the unit, whereas a window unit will have venting louvers on the side/s as well.

You should be aware that through the wall units can be pur-chased to heat as well as cool.

Snow Removal Procedures

Staff is responsible for clearing all common element walks (serving more than one unit) and each resident is reminded that they are responsible for clearing portions of the walk

ways that serve only their unit. Residents who are physically unable to clear their own walks may complete the “Request for Snow Removal Assistance” form and return it to the main office. This form must be completed each and every year. This form may be found in this newsletter, or at the main office. Also:

*Please do not use the sand barrels placed near the Laundry Rooms as trash receptacles or “dog walk” containers.*Please do not park in the intersections or crosswalksduring a storm. This stops the equipment.*Please do not “reserve” parking spaces. All parking lanes will be plowed once an adequate number of cars leave.*Please do not ask staff to dig out your car or give your car a jump-start.*While digging out your car, please do not make huge piles on the streets or sidewalks.*Please do be patient.

REQUEST FOR SNOW REMOVAL ASSISTANCE 2013/2014Name(s) ________________________________________Building Number _______________ Address _____________________________________Phone Number (H) ________________(W) ____________Signature __________________________________ Date _______________

This request must be renewed each year! All prior years’ requests have been destroyed! Please return to Parkfairfax Condominium at 3360 Gunston Road, Alexandria, VA 22302, or fax to 703-998-8764.

Help us serve you better

When submitting a request for work to be done inside your unit, trying to get it scheduled often takes additional time. If you would be willing for us to come in and complete the requested work at our earliest convenience, please ask the service provider to type ‘Okay to enter’ on the work order. This will allow us to do the work without going through a scheduling process which often results in delays. This applies to any residence without an active alarm or loose dog. When submitting a work request please also ask that other pertinent information be included, such as “top lock only”, or “loose cat”, “keep door closed”, etc. The informa-tion you provide helps us get your work request completed more efficiently. Of course, if you have a dog or any other reason requiring the work to be scheduled, we will be happy to schedule it with you.

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Upgraded Windows

Making sure windows are closed tightly will help keep cold air out, often a window may seem to be closed however if it is not locked it may still be allowing unwanted cold air to come in. Please remember to not only close your windows, but also lock them to keep them as tight as possible, locking also makes your unit more secure! Be On the Lookout for Leaks in Your Unit

Do you have any plaster or paint bubbling in your unit or water stains that keep getting worse? The Association wants to find storm and plumbing related leaks as soon as possible. This helps minimize damage to the units and keep down repair costs (the Association’s and yours). Gutter and roof leaks never get any better over time, and neither do plumb-ing leaks.

Obvious leaks that are allowed to continue over long peri-ods can create extensive and costly damage. In such cases of obvious negligence, the homeowner may have to carry the burden of interior repair costs for their unit and the Associa-tion may only repair the common element causing the dam-age (a leaking roof, water supply, etc.). Leaks from private (homeowner owned) portions of plumbing pipes (generally to 1 inch within the wall serving that one unit) should also be found as quickly as possible to minimize repair costs to the homeowner.

To help you with this, the Association will perform plumbing inspections at no cost! If you have evi-dence of a leak from outside of your unit, call Mainte-nance at 703-998-6315, this can also be checked at no cost to you! Storm water leaks get worse after it rains and the damage will appear in areas adjacent to, or beneath, the source of water. Keep in mind that wide-spread paint failure is generally not the result of a leak, but is more likely caused by excessive humidity within the unit, improper painting in the past, or old paint that needs to be maintained. Even if the problem is just simple condensation, paint failure, or normal and ex-pected plaster maintenance, you will have the knowledge of what to do next. Clothes and/or Dishwashers

Do you have a clothes and/or dishwasher in your unit?Some residents in lower level units have experienced back

ups of soapsuds in their sinks when an upper level unit is

using their washer.

This can even happen in a perfectly clear pipe if the wrong type, or too much, detergent is used. Please read the label, use the right detergent for your machine, and use the appro-priate amount. This will make everyone’s life a little easier. Dumpsters at the Maintenance Yard

There now four types of dumpsters at the Maintenance Yard and they are used in different ways. Right after you enter through the Maintenance Yard gate, you will find three small dumpsters on the left. These are for regular household trash, the same trash bags that Jeffrey’s would pick up at your door. Use them any time you’ve missed the regularly sched-uled pick up.

The next two dumpsters are large, open-top, construction-type dumpsters. They are for larger household items—rugs, furniture, debris from home repair projects, etc. The next open-top dumpster (near the landscapers’ chipper) is for landscape material only; garden debris, Christmas trees, branches (usually staff collected), dead shrubs, etc. The next two (smaller) dumpsters are for our single stream recycle col-lection. This is where you should place your recyclables.

Last is an open-topped, large, construction dumpster located near the car wash, and it is for metal only— it can be used for homeowner’s appliances, file cabinets, metal shelving... anything that is primarily made of metal. This metal is re-cycled and Parkfairfax is not charged for this dumpster or its related disposal costs.

Please be advised, there are no facilities at the Maintenance Yard for disposing household cleaning supplies, tires, motor oil, paint, solvents, pesticides, herbicides, etc. It is illegal to dump these items at the yard, and you will be subject to prosecution if you do so! The items should be taken to the City of Alexandria collection facility at 3224 Colvin Street.

Hazardous waste recycling is available Mondays and Sat-urdays, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. except Holidays. Call 703-746-4410 for details or directions. This is a free City service, however, only you the Alexandria resident and purchaser/user of these old paints, oils, solvents, etc., may drop these items off with the City. Parkfairfax staff cannot do this for you. Please put disposable items into the appropriate dump-ster.


MiNUTES OF THE BOARD OF DiRECTORS MEETiNG PARKFAiRFAX CONDOMiNiUM

December 11, 2013

ATTENDANCE

Directors Present: Barbara Turpyn, President; Lyle Drew, Vice Presi-dent; Kathy Schramek, Treasurer; Rich Moha, Secretary; and Dave Bush, Anna Fernezian, Ralph Heinze, Randy Sparks and Robin Woods; Directors.

Others Present: George Gardner, General Manager; Sarah Clark, Assistant General Manager; CMC Portfolio Manager, Gita Lainez, and Recording Secretary, Maura Roll.

CALL TO ORDER

President Turpyn called the December 11, 2013 meeting of the Parkfairfax Board of Directors to order at 7:00 p.m.

APPROVAL OF AGENDA

(R) MOVED by Mr. Moha, SECONDED by Ms. Woods to ap-prove the agenda as amended. The motion passed unanimously (9-0-0).

ALEXANDRiA POLiCE REPORT

Officer Fromm reported two incidents on the property since last month’s meeting: Three dollars in change was stolen from an un-locked vehicle and an attempt to steal a package from another ve-hicle, however, the resident confronted the thief, who then dropped the package and ran away. Officer Fromm reminded residents to be mindful of packages and to ask neighbors to hold deliveries if necessary.

RESiDENT FORUM

Mr. Bush spoke about the death of Parkfairfax resident and former City Manager Vola Lawson. Mr. Bush acknowledged her many accomplishments and extensive community involvement, both in Parkfairfax during the 1960’s and 1970’s and when she returned after retirement from city life and in the city and state. He recom-mended naming the wooded area along Valley Drive and Gunston Road the David and Vola Lawson Woodland Park in honor of their service to the community.

APPROVAL OF THE MiNUTES

(R) MOVED by Mr. Moha, SECONDED by Mr. Bush to approve the minutes of the November 20, 2013 Board meeting as amended. The motion passed unanimously (9-0-0).

COMMiTTEE REPORTS

Communications Committee

Secretary Moha raised a concern about the late distribution of newsletters to those who are expected to deliver them door-to-door.

He noted that time is short, as many will be leaving for the holidays and he was worried that some would not be delivered. He emphasized that management must do a better job at producing the newsletter in a timely manner so it can be distributed by volunteers by the 1st of the month.

Appointments to FY 2015 Elections Committee: (R) MOVED by Mr. Drew, SECONDED by Ms. Woods to con-firm the appointments of Judy Baizer, Sally Burmeister and Susan Struthers to the Elections Committee for the April 2014 Board Elections. The motion passed unanimously (9-0-0).

Appointment of Green Spaces Committee Chair and Alternate Chair:

(R) MOVED by Ms. Woods, SECONDED by Ms. Schramek to confirm the appointment of Alex Lathers as Chair of the Green Spaces Committee. The motion passed (8-0-1) with Ms. Fernezian abstaining.

(R) MOVED by Ms. Woods, SECONDED by Mr. Drew to confirm the appointment of Scott Knudsen as Alternate Chair of the Green Spaces Committee. The motion passed (6-1-2) with Ms. Turpyn opposed and Mr. Moha and Ms. Fernezian abstaining

MATTERS FOR BOARD DECiSiON

November, 2013 Reserve Expenditure Approvals:

(R) MOVED by Ms. Schramek, SECONDED by Mr. Drew to approve $44,051.37 in November, 2013 and to classify them to GL 3280 Reserve Expenditures. The motion passed (8-0-1). Mr. Moha abstained.

Reclassifications from Operating Acct to Reserves:

(R) MOVED by Mr. Bush, SECONDED by Ms. Fernezian to reclassify $21,360 in November, 2013 from Operating Accounts and to classify them to GL 3280 Reserve Expenditures. The motion passed unanimously (9-0-0).

Amendment to Resolution #5, Covenants Committee Terms of Reference:

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(R) MOVED by Mr. Bush, SECONDED by Mr. Moha to approve the revision of Administration Resolution Number Five- the Cov-enants Committee Terms of Reference as presented by the Cov-enants Committee. The motion passed unanimously (9-0-0). Amendment to Specifications for Installation of Brick/Flagstone Patios:

(R) MOVED by Ms. Schramek, SECONDED by Mr. Drew to ap-prove the amendment to the specifications for installation of brick/flagstone patios to change the policy on the minimum set back of 24” from all building exterior walls to allow for proper drainage. The motion passed (7-0-2). Ms. Fernezian and Mr. Sparks abstain-ing.

Approval of Draft 2013 Audit:

(R) MOVED by Ms. Schramek, SECONDED by Mr. Sparks to accept the FY 2013 Draft Audit as submitted by Association Accountants Goldkang Group. The motion passed unanimously (9-0-0).

Approval of 2nd pet at 3716 Lyons Lane:

(R) MOVED by Mr. Drew, SECONDED by Ms. Fernezian to ap-prove the 2nd pet at 3716 Lyons Lane. The motion passed unani-mously (9-0-0).

Approval of 2nd pet at 1658 Fitzgerald Lane: (R) MOVED by Mr. Bush, SECONDED by Ms. Fernezian to approve the 2nd pet at 1658 Fitzgerald Lane. The motion passed unanimously (9-0-0).

Handicap Parking Spot Request:

(R) MOVED by Mr. Bush, SECONDED by Mr. Heinze to ap-prove handicap parking space request. The motion passed unani-mously (9-0-0).

MATTERS FOR BOARD DiSCUSSiON

Native Plant Sale Results: Minutes - Parkfairfax Condominium December 11, 2013 Page 4

The Board reviewed Native Plant Sale report with Mr. Scott Knud-sen.

(R) MOVED by Mr. Bush, SECONDED by Mr. Sparks to ap-prove reimbursing Mr. Knudsen $828.00 for expenses from Budget Line Item 5601. The motion passed (9-0-0).

(R) MOVED by Mr. Bush, SECONDED by Mr. Drew approve holding a Native Plant Sale in the Spring 2014 and Fall of 2014 with a budget submission expected to the Board ninety (90) days prior to each sale and a final accounting report due sixty (60) days after each sale. The motion passed (7-0-2) with Ms. Schramek and Ms. Turpyn abstaining.

Board Policy on Vines on Bldg Structures:

The Board discussed vines on building structures. The Greenspaces Committee was tasked with recommending a policy or policy changes for allowing vines on building structures before imple-menting an existing policy which was approved but never trans-ferred to Administrative Resolution Number Two.

Greenspaces Landscaping Plan:

The Board discussed landscaping plans and report to be submitted by Mr. Neal Howlett. The Board recommended reviewing plans in further detail and making plans during budget talks and meetings.

Suzanne Kelly 3208 Martha Custis:

Mr. Heinze reported that Ms. Kelly has not responded to his telephone calls requesting a time during which they could meet to allow him to see damages allegedly made to various portions of her unit during repair of a ceiling.

EXECUTiVE SESSiON:

(R) At 9:17 p.m., the Board unanimously voted to approve a Mo-tion made by Mr. Bush and Seconded by Ms. Schramek, to recess the Open Session and reconvene in Executive Session to discuss personnel, legal or contractual matters, as permitted by subsection

(C) of Section 55-79.75 of the Code of Virginia. One motion was made during the Executive Session and the Board adjourned the session into Open Session at 9:28 p.m. on a motion made by Mr. Bush and Seconded by Ms. Schramek so as to affirm all motions made during the Executive Session.

(R) MOVED by Ms. Schramek, SECONDED by Mr. Moha: to approve a waiver request as presented by a unit owner. The motion failed (0-9-0). Minutes - Parkfairfax Condominium December 11, 2013 Page 5

(R) MOVED by Ms. Schramek, SECONDED by Mr. Bush: to approve a payment plan as presented by a unit owner. The motion passed unanimously (9-0-0).

(R) MOVED by Ms. Schramek, SECONDED by Mr. Bush: to approve to waive two late fees from a unit owner’s account. The motion failed (4-5-0).

ADJOURNMENT: 9:30 p.m.



ClassifiedsHome improvement

General Home Services – 30 years Parkfairfax experience painting, plastering, plumbing, electrical, flooring, and tiling. Landscaping and air conditioning installa-tion as well. Call 703-671-7931.

Latworks – Carpentry and Handy Work. 28 years of experience, 20 years at Park-fairfax. Experienced in trim, moldings, cabinets, doors, locks, attic stairs, interior and exterior repairs, and installations. Free estimates. Call Lat Jones at 202-270-6854.

Witt Construction - Kitchens, baths, built-in cabinetry and design consulta-tion. Licensed/ Insured. 703-626-6429. [email protected].

Morning-Star Plumbing Plus –With over 15 years Parkfairfax experience, we do all plumbing, some electrical, tile work and much more with the best rates in town! No job too big or too small! Call 703-869-7552 or [email protected]. Licensed and insured contractors. 10% discount for veterans and elderly.

Paint by Knight – Serving Parkfairfax for over 15 years with 35 years of experience. Free estimates on painting, plaster repairs, texture, grout work, window caulking, framing on windows and doors. Most empty units painted in 2 days. Call Duane Knight 703-405-3349. Hunters Home improvement - Custom painting, plastering, carpentry, refinish hardwood floors, remodeling kitchens & bath facelifts to save you money. New appliances, counter tops. Will go shopping with you. Color specialist. Call Kathleen Hunter. A Woman’s Touch. 703-618-1967

Chelsea Paint and Paper - Professional, neat, clean, reliable, references available. Free estimates. Interior painting, wallpaper removal/hanging, drywall/plaster repairs. 25 years of experience. Licensed, bonded and insured. Call Steve Chute at 703-912-1450 or 571-216-9338.

Baltic Construction – Home improve-ment. Bathroom and kitchen remodeling. Doors and windows. Flooring: wood, tile, marble. Drywall repair, finish. Carpentry. Painting. Handyman service. VA LLC #2405151499. Discount for military and seniors. [email protected]. www.balticconstruction.net. 949-289-3489.

MAXiMiZE YOUR SPACE — We build custom wood items to utilize your Park Fairfax unit including but not limited to bookshelves, bathroom racks, AC shelf/covers, and indoor/outdoor tables that suit your needs. We also restore and repair wood items. Call Geoff at 703-785-9302 or send an email to [email protected]

ELECTRiCAL SERViCE. Parkfairfax resident master electrician with over 30 years of experience working in the com-munity. Electrical panel replacements with whole house surge protection. Lighting, fans, baseboard heaters. Licensed, insured class A VA Contractor. Visa and Master-Card. Allegro LLC 703-314-1287. [email protected].

Services

Healing Touch Massage Therapy is designed to Meet Your Individual Require-ments Established in 2003; Healing Touch Massage Therapy identifies and meets all individual needs with the following ser-vices: Medical Massage, Swedish massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Aroma Therapy and Paraffin. Call (703)980-5304 today for an appointment. Promotional rates for new clients and Park Fairfax residents. 1225 Martha Custis Dr. Suite 2

Computer Problem? Don’t overspend to fix it. Free Estimate - Evening Hours - On-Site Service. We can handle anything computer related. Cell (267) 250 - 0594 BeltwayPC.com

Personal Health & Lifestyle Consultant! Are you ready to find balance in your life, create joy every day, and achieve your health and wellness goals? I provide sup-port and health coaching for busy women. www.clairemariel.com. (914) 474-5916. [email protected]

Bonjour: Learn French with Parkfairfax’s favorite French tutor! Individual and small group lessons available in Parkfairfax for all ages and levels. See FrenchinDC.com for details or call 703-869-8826.

Landscaping

Landscape Work – Mulching, planting, weeding, pruning etc. Call Juan Oliver (h) 703-590-9294 or (c) 571-215-5152.

Child Care

Babysitter: Call Kay, a retired owner/resi-dent with many references for infant and child care in your home. CPR certified. Available for occasional daytime care and for most evenings. Can also do back-up for Day Care or pick-ups with proper paper work and car seats. 703-379-9448 or email [email protected].

Phillips Child Care: Warm home setting and nurturing environment. Ft, PT. Ex-perienced and licensed. Spanish speaking. Seminary Rd & 395. Excellent references. Please call 703-824-0385 or 703-587-3041

House Cleaning

House Cleaning Services - 20 Years of experience, references available. We provide supplies and equipment. Affordable prices. We are family owned. Please call us for a free estimate 703-200-6861, 202-591-9104 or [email protected]

Pet Services

Pet Care: for Parkfairfax residents only. Occasional or short term. Experience with pills, fluids, insulin. Owner/resident with many references. Email: [email protected] or call 703-379-9448.

Dog Walking by Rad Doggie LLC. Reli-able and experienced dog walking that will be flexible to you and your doggies needs. Many references. Contact Dave by email: [email protected] or call: 571-393-1786.

Pet & Plant Care by Gerri, LLC. Reliable, loving care for your dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, or fish. Pet sitting, playgroups, walks, feedings, medications. Indoor/outdoor

plant care. Established 1999 by 19-year Parkfairfax resident; bonded and insured. Competitive rates; flexible arrangements. Call 703-379-7719.

Miscellaneous

Tutor Available. Experience teaching stu-dents with varied academic abilities. I am a full time teacher able to provide your child with the skills they need to get caught up, or to challenge advanced learners. Contact Ben Rudolph. MS. Ed. (315) 292-0896.

DATA ENTRY ASSiSTANT: Local home-based small-business (Fairlington) seeks on-site detail oriented professional proficient in Excel (QuickBooks a bonus.) Can be either full or part-time. A few weekdays each week within the hours of 11-5. Great pay, room for growth! Please send resume and contact info to K O’Neill at [email protected].

DOG WALKER, PET CARE PRO-ViDER. Doggie-Do Neighborhood Pet Services is growing by leaps and wags! Attention: professional, reliable, punctual, pet lovers! Must have reliable vehicle and smart phone. Minimum 6 month com-mitment for Mon-Fri 10am-3pm. Great pay! A fun and rewarding way to spend your day! Email [email protected] and tell us why you’re the one for the job! Please include your resume and contact number.

Real Estate for Rent

Beautiful 2BR Washington Model on Ravensworth Place for rent! Perfect Condo for young families and/or professionals on cul-de-sac street. Stainless-steel refrigerator & stove; new A/C unit in master bedroom, W/D built in, lots of light. Deck in back opens up to huge common area. Easy com-mute to Shirlington, Pentagon, and D.C.; ample parking and bus stop across the street. Award winning elementary school less than a mile away. Non-smokers and pets welcome. $1,895 per month. Please contact John at 571-221-0857. Valley Dr-2 bedroom/2 levels to celebrate Feb., the shortest month-Washer/dryer upstairs, dishwasher, faces parkland, 2 bed-rooms, 2 level, hardwood and carpet. Call The johnANDjohn TEAM 703-820-9723 RE/MAX Allegiance. See pictures: www.Parkfairfax.com

Martha Custis-1 level treehouse. Celebrate George Washington’s birthday. Washer/dryer in large closet, historic butcher-block countertops. Stroll to see GW monument. The johnANDjohn TEAM 703-820-9723 RE/MAX Allegiance. See pictures: www.Parkfairfax.com

Martha Custis-1 level penthouse! Enter-tain Aquarians born in Feb. in the HIGH-LY renovated home. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances, bathroom with brushed nickel! Washer/dryer and dishwasher. EZ stroll to public transportation. RE/MAX Allegiance The johnANDjohn TEAM 703-820-9723. See pictures: www.Parkfairfax.com

Valley Dr- Largest 1 bedroom, 824 square feet of sunsplashed space. Bank of closets, all white kitchen with historic butcher block countertops! Washer/dryer, dishwasher! Entertain a Pisces. RE/MAX Allegiance, The johnANDjohn TEAM 703-820-9723. See pictures: www.Parkfair-fax.com

Real Estate for Sale

Fabulous 1BR! Top floor newly renovated large one BR with bank of windows over-looking trees and park-like setting! Situated in wonderful courtyard! Stunning kitchen w/granite & stainless opening into living area! Airy & light! Updated bath. New windows. Washer & dryer in unit. Short walk to Skywalk in Shirlington. $249,000. For photos go to www.cranfordassociates.com. 202-471-4100. Fitzgerald Lane-Celebrate Valentine’s Day in space with refinished hardwood floors, completely renovated kitchen and profes-sionally designed private patio! RE/MAX Allegiance, 703-820-9723, The johnAND-john TEAM. See pictures: www.Parkfair-fax.com

Martha Custis Dr-Celebrate Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday in 780 square feet of sweet space. Dishwasher, bank of double hung energy-efficient double paned win-dows. ATTIC storage. The johnANDjohn TEAM, RE/MAX Allegiance, 703-820-9723. See pictures: www.Parkfairfax.com.

Wellington Road- Entertain your friends during Princess Elizabeth’s month she became Queen. You’ll love the ever-so-private patio and ez parking! 2 bedrooms, 1 level. Washer/dryer, dishwasher, historic windows! The johnANDjohn TEAM, RE/MAX Allegiance, 703-820-9723. See pictures: www.Parkfairfax.com

Ravensworth Place-Viola or Primrose, FEB’s flowers? 2 level, 2 bedroom, patio with granite, high-end cabinetry, washer/dryer combination, dishwasher. End unit with EZ parking. The johnANDjohn TEAM, RE/MAX Allegiance, 703-820-9723. See pictures: www.Parkfairfax.com

Gunston Road-The Jackson Model has light on all 4 sides in Feb. (get the allitera-tion) 1 bedroom, refinished hardwood floors, historic windows-ready for your special touches. No car necessary. EZ stroll to non-stop public transportation to Penta-gon. The johnANDjohn TEAM, 703-820-9723, RE/MAX Allegiance. See pictures: www.Parkfairfax.com

Washington Model! This 2 BDR, 1 BA condo is located in a quiet courtyard set-ting w/easy off street parking & profes-sional landscaping underway. Beautiful parquet floors throughout, W/D on UL, fresh paint, patio, & more! Contact Laura Lawlor w/ Jack Lawlor Realty Co. 703-819-5417. www.lauralawlor.com.

Wanted

WANTED: Parkfairfax visual artists for the 4th Annual Showcase on Sunday, Feb. 10. Published authors, artists, photogra-phers, jewelers, decoupage, potters, fabric artists, and sculptors are wanted. Call for details at 703-379-9448 or email [email protected] ASAP

For Sale

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3206 Gunston Road #716 Alexandria, VA 22302

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9011 Mulvaney Ct. Springfield, VA 22152

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a Happy Holidays from Nova Properties!!

Thank you to all of our clients who made 2013 fantastic. Looking forward to another stellar year serving Parkfairfax’s real estate needs.

*Listed & Sold by Nova Properties: 3523 Valley Drive * *Lincoln Patio Home * Renovated* * Listed & Sold by Nova Properties: 3314 Gunston Road* *Spectacular Harrison 3 Bedroom Model * For Rent , Available Jan 1st: 1210 Martha Custis, 1BR/1BA, Monroe Model, $1550, w/Updated Kitchen & Windows. Washer/Dryer!

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Our Listings & Sales

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Formerly: David’s home Improvement VA lic #270502 MHIC 78991

NOW REPLACING…. OLD PARKFAIRFAX VINYL WINDOWS

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Geoffrey S. Burkeattorney and counselor at law

www.burkelawpractice.com [email protected]

703-665-4454703-649-6224

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· Criminal and Serious Traffic Defense

· Security Clearance Counseling and Appeals

· Virginia Consumer Protection and Lemon Law Cases

· Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning

· Landlord-Tenant and Real Estate Law

· Civil Litigation, Including Personal Injury

· Business Formation and Business Law


LAW OFFICE OF STEPHANIE DOURADO

Affordable Wills, Trusts, Estate and Tax Planning for Individuals, Families, and Small Businesses.

Contact us for a free consultation. House calls and

evening and weekend appointments are available in and around Parkfairfax.

[email protected] 703-957-8717

Fairlington United Methodist Church 3900 King Street, Alexandria, VA

www.fairlingtonumc.orgInvites You to Our Community Sunday

Message: God’s Love Spoken Here

February 9 at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

Celebrating One Year as a Reconciling Congregation, Welcoming All People!


ere are two Single Stream Recycling Containers at the Maintenance yard. Please donate your recy-clables by driving past the regular waste containers and depositing them in the Gray ‘PDS’ Recycling Containers. Please help us by doing your part in the growing effort to recycle and conserve our resources!

Parkfairfax CondominiumUnit Owners Association3360 Gunston RoadAlexandria, VA 22302

February 2014Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Recreation Committee Meeting

7:00 p.m.

Activities Committee Meeting 7:30 p.m.

Transportation & Land Use Committee

7:30 p.m.

Newsletter Submission Deadline

Office OpenWalk-Ins Only

9am-12pm

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Chili Cook Off & Parkfairfax Has Got

Talent 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Covenants Committee Meeting7:00 p.m.

Large Item Pick Up16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Office Closed Finance Committee Meeting 7:00 p.m.

Book Club 7:00 p.m.

Board Meeting 7:00 p.m.

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Games Day 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Buildings and Utilities Committee Meeting

7:00 p.m.

Green Spaces Committee Meeting

7:30 p.m. Large Item Pickup

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Recreation Committee Meeting

7:00 p.m.

Activities Committee Meeting 7:30 p.m.

Newsletter Submission Deadline

Office OpenWalk-Ins Only

9am-12pm

Meetings are held at the Association office unless otrherwise noted. Please call office to cofirm if you have any questions. (703) 998-6315.

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