Here is a short report on the BuidlingLink event we had recently.
Please be sure your telephone contact information is correct in BuildingLink because your life, your family, and pets may depend on this (more details read below).
On
Saturday, March 14, Robert Garcia of BuildingLink
spoke to residents about enhanced features on the system and answered the
questions of users. He addressed many of the key features of BuildingLink, and was pleasantly
surprised to see how robust and well-developed our website is. He was particularly impressed by our Library,
which has 196 documents loaded, and our Pet Park, which contains the ECA’s
House Rules regarding pets.
In order
to fully implement BuildingLink, the following activities are planned. All need input and support from residents:
1.
Test of the Emergency Broadcast
System. This system sends emergency alerts to all
residents’ homes and/or cell numbers.
Examples of such alerts might be for false fire alarms, elevator outages,
water shutdowns, and the like.
The alerts can be sent simultaneously to all residents, or, depending on the nature of the alert, can be confined to those on specific floors, tiers, or Towers.
In order to test the Emergency Broadcast System, it is imperative that all residents (regardless of whether they use a computer or not) have their phone numbers accurately listed in BuildingLink. If you do not use a computer, see the Concierge or go to the Management Office for assistance. If you use BuildingLink, simply log on and complete your profile. (You may choose to keep your profile private or public at this time as well.) Tests of the Emergency Broadcast System will be announced.
The alerts can be sent simultaneously to all residents, or, depending on the nature of the alert, can be confined to those on specific floors, tiers, or Towers.
In order to test the Emergency Broadcast System, it is imperative that all residents (regardless of whether they use a computer or not) have their phone numbers accurately listed in BuildingLink. If you do not use a computer, see the Concierge or go to the Management Office for assistance. If you use BuildingLink, simply log on and complete your profile. (You may choose to keep your profile private or public at this time as well.) Tests of the Emergency Broadcast System will be announced.
2.
The Bulletin Board is now loaded in BuildingLink and up-to-date.
If you do not have a
computer, you may request a printed copy of the Bulletin Board at the Concierge
Desk. This is very convenient for all of
our residents, because you no longer need to scramble for pen and paper if you
see an item of interest on the Bulletin Board. The printed copy is yours to take home, pore
over, and use.
3.
Pet Registration.
Please make it a point to register your pets in the Pet Park, and load
their adorable photos there. The Pet
Park enables pet owners to create and participate in pet-specific forums. If
you do NOT have a computer, you may bring your information to the concierge
desk or the office for loading.
4.
WebCam.
BuildingLink encourages its buildings to have photos for service
providers who will enter residents’ homes. These would include: care givers,
housekeepers, contractors, dog walkers, and those working in your apartment. This
extra precaution allows the Concierge to recognize those you have authorized to
pick up your key, receive a parking pass, pick up packages, or gain access to your
apartment. It is particularly helpful
for any new person at the Concierge Desk, or someone filling in temporarily
there. Photos taken by the WebCam can be viewed ONLY by the Concierge
and no one else. Your neighbors cannot
view the photos. Pictures which appear on profiles in the public directory
are those uploaded by individual residents specifically to share in that forum.
2 comments:
The Treasurer and Management were challenged again about the eligibility of onwers for the Energy Tax Credit. It is not true that the windows need to be Star rated. In addition, if the windows conform to the Maryland Code for Energy Efficiency the windows automatically qualify for the Credit. This is because the Maryland Code is more stringent than the Federal threshhold. Mr. Santos said he would contact. Mr. Kosteva to understand why he says our windows meet the Maryland Code. An answere was promise by February 27. To date, there is no response.
Molly Frantz, unit #1007
This comment from Molly Franz has merit but belongs with the post on the summary of the February 2015 ECA Board meeting.
Please make your replies there.
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