Resident News

Monday, February 1, 2010

Office Open Sunday's

During the month of February ONLY
the office will be open
Sunday's from 12pm-4pm
Wednesday, January 6, 2010

EMERGENCY FREEZE NOTICE TO ALL RESIDENTS

Severe subfreezing weather is forecast. Water pipes in our apartment community may freeze and break unless we ALL act quickly. If any pipes freeze, we may have to cut off the water to entire buildings. If there are widespread pipe breakages across the city, it could be days
before we can get hot and cold water back on in your unit. So please help.

IMMEDIATE ACTION.
Please take the following precautions as soon as you read this notice!

1. Leave the heat on 24 hours a day at a temperature setting of no less than 50 degrees. Keep all windows closed. Be sure to leave open the cabinet doors under the kitchen sink and bathroom sink(s) to allow heat to get to the plumbing.

2. Immediately do one of the following, depending on the severity of the freeze: drip all your water 24 hours a day at a steady drip of about ____ drops per second. This includes cold and hot water in your kitchen sink, bathroom sinks, bath tubs, showers, wet bar sinks, etc. OR run all your water 24 hours a day at a steady, pencil-lead size stream. This includes cold and hot water in your kitchen sink, bathroom sinks, bath tubs, showers, wet bar sinks, etc.

3. If you have washer/dryer units in your apartment, especially those located on any outside patio or in any outside closet,
follow these steps to help prevent those water lines from freezing and breaking:
• Turn both the hot and cold water lines off.
• Disconnect these water lines from the back of your washing machine.
• Place both water lines into the drain pipe behind the washing machine.
• Turn both water lines back on so that [check one] a steady drip or a steady pencil-lead size stream is coming out 24 hours a day.
• When you want to wash clothes, remember to reconnect the water lines.

4. Leave the faucets dripping or running until further notice. We will notify you when to stop.

5. Leave all drains open, including sinks and bathtubs. Bring in potted or hanging plants.

6. Notify management ASAP if you notice any water running from a building or from under your walls.

7. Remember to be careful about ice and snow on steps and sidewalks.

As authorized in the lease, the management may be entering the apartments for spot checks. When others in the city drip their faucets, water pressure may drop, and you may have to open your faucets some more.

Thank you for your prompt and continuous cooperation regarding this serious problem.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Tis' The Season

Each year we like to start the season off with a Holiday Decorating Contest. The Arbors of Central Park Apartment's patios and balconies will be judged for the most festive, most creative and most original decor. Prizes will be awarded as follows:

1st place $150 off rent
2nd place Upgrade Package
3rd place Cleaning Package

The judging will be on going throughout the month and the winners will be announced on December 23rd. Please remember that all of your decorations must be displayed within your patio/balcony. This decor should not exceed your patio/balcony and should not be displayed on the grass. Also stop by the office from 9am-5pm and enjoy hot cocoa and treats.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Thanksgiving Office Hours

11/25 Wednesday: 9am-5pm

11/26 Thursday: CLOSED

11/27 Friday: 10am-6pm

Happy Thanksgiving!!!!

Give Back and Give Thanks

We are accepting donations of any clothing items you may have, from now until November 23, 2009. All donations will be given to the Salvation Army.

There will also be a Thanksgiving Drawing for all residents who come and donate. Enter to win either $100-$350 off your next month’s rent or a Thanksgiving Dinner on us.

Drawing will be held November 23, 2009 from 6pm-7pm at the Arbors Clubroom

Hot Cocoa and Treats provided.
Thursday, November 12, 2009

American Diabetes Month

November is American Diabetes Month®—a time to shine a spotlight on a serious disease that leads to potentially life-threatening complications such as heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, blindness, and amputation.

This year, we need to take a bolder, more audacious approach to American Diabetes Month. Consider that:
  • 24 million children and adults in the United States live with diabetes
  • 57 million Americans are at risk for type 2 diabetes
  • 1 out of every 3 children born today will face a future with diabetes if current trends continue


Here's how you can become involved:


Share. Inspire others to join the movement by sharing your personal story. Visit stopdiabetes.com and join us on Facebook and Twitter to learn about all the exciting ways to be a part of the Stop Diabetes movement. Invite your family, friends, and co-workers to join this effort as well.


Act. Whether you want to walk*, bike* or simply tell a friend, there will be many ways to help us build momentum for the Stop Diabetes movement.


Learn. The American Diabetes Association has many resources throughout the country to help Stop Diabetes. If you, or a loved one, already have diabetes* or are at risk* for developing it, we can provide medical, lifestyle and motivational information to prevent this disease from taking control of your life and the lives of those around you.


Give. Sign up with your local American Diabetes Association office to help raise money for diabetes research, federal and state advocacy and public education

Monday, October 19, 2009

HEB Harvest Special

If you are currently employed with any hospital or school in the HEB area, then you qualify for a 5% rental discount. Offer expires November 30th, 2009.

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