Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Public Art Master Plan Public Meeting Notice
The City of Salem will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at 6 PM at the Salem Five Community Room, 210 Essex Street, to discuss a Public Art Master Plan being developed for Salem. Through this planning process, the City, community partners, and residents are being asked to think creatively in establishing a vision that will guide this plan and to consider different locations and approaches for public art in Salem.
Please let us know if you plan to attend by contacting Daniel Sexton at dsexton@salem.com or (978) 619-5685.
Click link for the flyer.
Friday, February 8, 2013
SNOW EMERGENCY IN EFFECT FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8 @ NOON TIME
There will be a Snow Emergency in effect beginning at noon time on Friday, February 8, 2013.
Salem Public School will be closed on Friday.
Please remember that during the Snow Emergency a parking ban is in effect, and vehicles must be totally removed from city streets and sidewalks or your vehicle will be ticketed and towed. Ticketing and Towing will begin at noon time and be strictly enforced due to the magnitude of this upcoming storm.
During this storm all downtown municipal lots* will be available for snow emergency parking at no charge and the Museum Place & South Harbor garage snow emergency parking fees will be capped at $5.00. Please note that vehicles must be removed from public and private parking lots, particularly at schools, immediately following the cancellation of the snow emergency, weekends included.
* Municipal Lots include:
Crombie Street, Sewall Street, Riley Plaza, Church Street East & West,
One Salem Green, Front Street, Klop Alley and the municipal lot at the MBTA train station.
We would also like to ask for your assistance in shoveling your sidewalks, hydrants and catch basins near your property. Also, as a reminder it is a violation to plow or blow snow onto city streets.
For more snow emergency information click here for a copy of the City of Salem Snow Brochure.
Please consult the City of Salem's website www.salem.com or the Salem Police Department Snow Emergency line at 978-744-0171, ext. 166 for any updated snow information and for information when the snow emergency parking ban will end.
Once again, a snow emergency has been declared effective at noon time on Friday, February 8, 2013.
Salem Public School will be closed on Friday.
Please remember that during the Snow Emergency a parking ban is in effect, and vehicles must be totally removed from city streets and sidewalks or your vehicle will be ticketed and towed. Ticketing and Towing will begin at noon time and be strictly enforced due to the magnitude of this upcoming storm.
During this storm all downtown municipal lots* will be available for snow emergency parking at no charge and the Museum Place & South Harbor garage snow emergency parking fees will be capped at $5.00. Please note that vehicles must be removed from public and private parking lots, particularly at schools, immediately following the cancellation of the snow emergency, weekends included.
* Municipal Lots include:
Crombie Street, Sewall Street, Riley Plaza, Church Street East & West,
One Salem Green, Front Street, Klop Alley and the municipal lot at the MBTA train station.
We would also like to ask for your assistance in shoveling your sidewalks, hydrants and catch basins near your property. Also, as a reminder it is a violation to plow or blow snow onto city streets.
For more snow emergency information click here for a copy of the City of Salem Snow Brochure.
Please consult the City of Salem's website www.salem.com or the Salem Police Department Snow Emergency line at 978-744-0171, ext. 166 for any updated snow information and for information when the snow emergency parking ban will end.
Once again, a snow emergency has been declared effective at noon time on Friday, February 8, 2013.
Saturday, January 12, 2013
2013 ANNUAL MEETING
The 2013 annual meeting of the 24 Norman Street Condominium Trust will be held onTuesday, January 22, 2013 at 6:00 P.M. in the Heritage Room of the Heritgae Plaza Condominium at 10 Norman Street (next door lower level) Salem, Massachusetts.
You should have received a packet in the mail recently containing the agenda , proxy form, budget and the 2012 annual meeting minutes. If you have not received this please contact Markwood Management. The agenda will include a review of the 2012 Annual Meeting Minutes, presentation of the finances, old business, new business and the election of trustees.
If you are an owner or tenant please make every effort to attend this meeting.
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
New Tenant Welcome Sheet
Markwood has developed a New Tenant Welcome Sheet that contains useful information for people just moving into the building including contact information for Markwood Management and it's trustees, as well as some basic condo rules and policies. A version PDF can be downloaded by clicking here.
Sunday, December 30, 2012
About NOISE
A reminder of what the 24 Norman Street Rules and Regulations actually have to say about making noise, especially in the evening:
4. No Residential Unit Owner shall make or permit any noxious or offensive activity or disturbing noises in the Units or do or permit anything to be done therein which will interfere with the rights, comfort or convenience of other Unit Owners.
No Resdential Unit Owner shall play upon or suffer to be played upon any musical instrument or permit to be operated a phonograph or a radio or television loud speaker or other such device in such unit between the hours of midnight and the following nine o'clock a.m. , if the same shall disturb or annoy other occupants of the Units, and in no event, shall any Residential Unit Owner practice or suffer to be practiced either vocal or instrumental music for more than two hours in any day between the hours of six o'clock p.m. and the following nine o'clock a.m. No Residential unit Owner shall give vocal or instrumental instruction at any time.
4. No Residential Unit Owner shall make or permit any noxious or offensive activity or disturbing noises in the Units or do or permit anything to be done therein which will interfere with the rights, comfort or convenience of other Unit Owners.
No Resdential Unit Owner shall play upon or suffer to be played upon any musical instrument or permit to be operated a phonograph or a radio or television loud speaker or other such device in such unit between the hours of midnight and the following nine o'clock a.m. , if the same shall disturb or annoy other occupants of the Units, and in no event, shall any Residential Unit Owner practice or suffer to be practiced either vocal or instrumental music for more than two hours in any day between the hours of six o'clock p.m. and the following nine o'clock a.m. No Residential unit Owner shall give vocal or instrumental instruction at any time.
Labels:
Bad Behavior,
Condo Rules and Regulations,
courtesy,
Noise
2013 Snow Brochure
The City of Salem has a brochure containing helpful information important information to
help you through the WINTER including snow emergency parking bans, alternative designated parking areas, snowplowing, cancellations, and other useful stuff. As they say in the brochure:
"Winter storms can provide tension and risk of injury to members of our community who must travel during storm conditions. The City of Salem wants to do all it can to reduce the likelihood of personal injury to our residents, automobile accidents and property damage by making the roadways as safe as possible under the worst of conditions. The City's goal is to quickly open the streets and make them passable so that essential traffic can safely negotiate roadways. Residents can help us do this by working together. This brochure provides you with information that will help you and the Department of Public Services (DPS) make the long winter months shorter than expected."
CLICK HERE FOR SNOW BROCHURE
Labels:
Parking,
Snow,
Snow Emergency Parking Bans,
Snow Removal,
Winter
Thursday, December 27, 2012
City of Salem's 10th Annual Christmas Tree Bonfire
If you bought a live Christmas tree to celebrate the holidays this year and are wondering how to dispose of it, Salem's 10th Annual Christmas Tree Bonfire is Friday, January 4th on Dead Horse Beach at Salem Willows - 6:30 p.m. It a lot of fun as well as an awesome spectacle.
Bring your Christmas tree with you that evening, drop it off at the beach after January 2nd or leave it out for curbside pickup beginning January 2nd
Please remove all decorations and lights from your tree
In the event of rain/snow/high winds, the bonfire will rescheduled for Saturday, January 5th.
Check www.salem.com for rescheduling information
(FYI – Citywide Christmas Tree Curbside Collection will also take place as scheduled January 7–11, 2013)
This event is Sponsored by the City of Salem, Salem Park, Recreation & Community Services Department & The Gathering
Bring your Christmas tree with you that evening, drop it off at the beach after January 2nd or leave it out for curbside pickup beginning January 2nd
Please remove all decorations and lights from your tree
In the event of rain/snow/high winds, the bonfire will rescheduled for Saturday, January 5th.
Check www.salem.com for rescheduling information
(FYI – Citywide Christmas Tree Curbside Collection will also take place as scheduled January 7–11, 2013)
This event is Sponsored by the City of Salem, Salem Park, Recreation & Community Services Department & The Gathering
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