Flemington Fields
Condominium Association
Newsletter
March 2015
Website: flemingtonfields.com
Trustees Corner:
Unfortunately, our rescheduled meeting was once again cancelled due to weather related issues. It has
been one of “those winters” again. However, it was a relatively short agenda which we will be able to cover
during our March 24th 2015 meeting.
One particular item on the agenda was a revised budget. The reason for the revision was the payment
projected for Access Management has increased and the budget did not reflect this. Please be advised that
this revision does not change the monthly fee of $230.
On February 3, 2015, an ad hoc committee met to discuss various aspects of the Newsletter. The
Committee recommended the following guidelines:
Only Flemington Fields COA activity will be listed on calendar
Any activity sponsored by COA will be in a ½ page format
One reminder will be permitted
For Profit Organizations and residents may be permitted to advertise
Board of Trustees message included if possible
Access property Management will be asked to print Newsletter.
Cost approximately $300 per month.
In conversation with Access Management, they have agreed to the printing and distribution but cannot
promise delivery by the first of each month.
On February 18, 2015, the COA delivered a packet of information to the HOA regarding their obligation to
pay their outstanding balance for use of the Clubhouse. This information packet was reviewed by both
Access property Management and our Auditor. Hopefully, this issue will be resolved amicably.
On another note, it has been observed that several residents have decided to place their garbage cans in
driveways and streets well before the deadline of dusk. It is important that this not happen as it creates a
hazard especially in the winter months. Snow has made the driveways and roads narrower than normal and
garbage cans further impede the flow of traffic and pedestrians. Your cooperation is appreciated.
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Dates to Remember
RECYCLING and GARBAGE Pick-Up:
*Garbage pick-up is every Wednesday
Please place your receptacles out after dusk the day before pick-up. Garbage and recycling cans are to be stored in the
garage at all times.
*Recycling dates – March 3. 7 and 31
Mark your can w/your house # on it, so if it blows around in the wind you can reclaim it.
Community Clubhouse Activities
Please read Calendar
Community Activities
HUNTERDON CARE CENTER - Bingo, Tuesday March 10 - 9:30 – 11:30. Free Hot breakfast, bingo and prizes. RSVP 908-7889292. Bring a donation for the Food Bank.
ROLLING HILLS Bingo at the Glen Gardner VFW – 179 Main St. Glen Gardner Thursday March 5 – 12:00. Free Bingo, Lunch and
wonderful prizes. Please RSVP 908-236-2011, so we can plan accordingly.
ROLLING HILLS CARE CENTER, 16 Cratetown, Rd., Lebanon – No news
THE FLEMINGTON ELKS, Rt. 31 N
Bingo on the first Thursday of the month – BIG payoffs
Breakfast on the last Sunday of the month – delicious, all you can eat
FLEMINGTON MOOSE LODGE #1829, Barley Sheaf Rd Sunday Breakfast March 8, 8:00-12:00
THE HUNTERDON COUNTY LIBRARY: HCL has many wonderful musical and lecture programs and movies during the month. These
programs are FREE and open to the public. They are located at 314 Rt. 12, Flemington. Call 908-788-1434 for their monthly
schedule and to make reservations.
HCL
THURSDAY MARCH 5, BIRDMAN 6:00
THURSDAY MARCH 26, BOYHOOD 5:45
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Flemington Fields
FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIES
6:30 p.m.
The Artist - March 13
The Good Lie – Marh 27
Your New Neighbor
Gloria Quick - 113 Samson Dr
Next COA Meeting – March 24 – 7:00 p.m.
COA Information
Trustees:
Joan Ruby, President
Roger Ahrens, Secretary/Treasurer
COA Property Manager: Bob Seyfarth
908-284-3426
Access Property Management:
908-806-2600
Emergency Number for Access Property Management at 855-227-1157
Flemington Fields Club House
COA Committee Chairs:
Judiciary:
Bldg./Grounds:
Covenants:
Finance:
Clubhouse:
Newsletter:
Directory/Website:
Social:
908-782-2931
Linda Setescak
Ed Saur
Roger Ahrens
Evelyn Hamrah
Shirley Vill
Evelyn Hamrah
Newsletter Deadline - Wednesday March 18
I very quietly confided to my best friend that I was having an affair. She turned to me and asked, "Are you having it catered?" And
that, my friend, is the definition of OLD!
Reporters were interviewing a 104-year-old woman.
"And what do you think is the best thing about being 104?" the reporter asked.
She simply replied, "No peer pressure."
God gave you toes as a device for finding furniture in the dark.
A day without sunshine is like, well, night.
If the shoe fits, get another one just like it.
The things that come to those who wait, may be the things left by those who got there first.
Spiders as well as mice hate peppermint oil. Put some in a squirt bottle with water, spray your garage and all door frames.
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