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July 2001
ASSISTED-LIVING
FACILITY IS BACK ON THE TABLE
Marriott Update
As
negotiations were moving toward approval to build fourteen townhouses on
this 1.2 acre residential lot, a Superior Court judge gave Marriott a green
light to build the controversial assisted living facility with rooms for 92
residents. Find out more.
CAN THE
SUPERINTENDANT IMPROVE SCHOOL PERFORMANCE?
Board Renews School Superintendent’s Contract
A
sharply divided Board voted to renew the School Superintendent’s contract,
but it also made clear that current performance is not acceptable. Find out more.
$1 MILLION
EXTRA AVAILABLE TO SPEND IN THE CLASSROOM!
Audits, Votes, and Signatures
Help Safeguard School Funds
Taxpayers
entrust their money to the Board of Education to wisely spend their
educational dollars. Find out more.
MANDATORY
LANDMARK LAW
Homeowners Continue to Speak
Out Against the Ordinance
Homeowners
are speaking out against a proposed ordinance by the Historical Advisory Committee. It may give a few people dictatorial
power over your private
home. Find
out more.
THE
LARGEST NON-WATERFRONT REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT IN NEW JERSEY
GETS A GREEN LIGHT
New Office Park
We
respect the opinions of the homeowners who oppose this project as well as
the opinions of those who are for the project. Find out more.
SAFETY
Deer Tick Alert
The tick
population this year is expected to be high. But by taking preventive measures on your property, one can
greatly reduce the likelihood of tick bite and its possible consequences. Find out more.
DID YOU
HEAR?
Whispers and Shouts
What’s
the buzz around town? Find out more.
ADVISORY
Vacation
Plans?
If you
are going on vacation and planning to leave your home alone, please leave
your car locked and parked inside the garage. Also leave lights on and a radio station with plenty of
commercials so a voice can be heard.
Cancel newspaper delivery and have your mail picked up by a friend
or neighbor. Don’t forget this is
the favorite time of the year for prowlers to do their job.
SPEAK
OUT!
Member Requests
Speed
humps. Street Lights. Members are getting action! Find out more.
If you have
comments or ideas, please write us a note or fax at (201) 569-1636. You can also e-mail to:
secretary@EnglewoodHomeOwners.com
This
e-mail address is exclusively for our members in good standing. No e-mail from non-members will be
answered. Please remember that
EHOA keeps its membership list confidential.
IT IS
EASY TO FORGET
Annual
Dues
Our
dues will remain $15 in order to be inclusive and open to all homeowners
and taxpayers of Englewood. Our Board of Directors is open to
applicants from all areas in the City that wish to give time and effort to
our common goals.
Please
note that voluntary contributions to the publishing of our News Bulletin
will be gratefully appreciated.
Just add an extra $10 to your $15 membership dues for a total of
$25.
THE OPINIONS PRESENTED HERE ARE NOT NECESSARILY THE
OPINIONS OF THE ENTIRE MEMBERSHIP.
To stay on top of these issues and
others which affect our quality of life, our homes, and our community in
Englewood, New Jersey get involved and
join our growing organization!
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