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 Monthly
Meeting
Thursday, August 19th at 6:30pm at
the 83rd
Street side of Tudor Park. Remember bring a neighbor...and a chair!
Please Note: Rain Dates for our park
meetings will be held on the
following day it does not rain.
Dues Collection: Yes, we are still
out there collecting dues. If you haven’t seen us yet, please be patient, as we
will get to all houses in Tudor Village. The response has been great so far and
our goal is to get 100% membership. It’s been done before and can be done again.
This is all for you, our residents, in keeping Tudor Village a nice quiet,
crimeless place to live.
Field Day: Many Tudor Village kids
had a great time this year. We’d like to thank our board members for doing a
great job with the activities. A big thank you also goes out to Senator Joe
Addabbo for donating ices and to the Paglia Family for all the balloons.
View Photos...
Zumba In The Park: We had a nice
turn out for this free event. Lots of Tudor Village ladies had a great time
burning calories and shaking their booties to the music. We’d like to thank
Jamie Signorile and Natalie Russell of Jayden’s Dance Center (formerly known as
The Dance Connection) for giving the class.
See Photos!
An open letter on Street Parking was
found posted on a pole in Tudor Village and we assume that it is from a Tudor
Village resident. We would have put this open letter in this month’s newsletter,
but were unable to do so without knowing who wrote it. If that person would like
us to include it in our next month’s newsletter, they need to contact Frank at
(718) 843-2329 and give him their name and address. If you wish that your
personal information be withheld from our newsletter, we will gladly keep you
anonymous.
 National
Night Out Against Crime has been scheduled to take place across the nation on
Tuesday, August 3, 2010. National Night Out is designed to strengthen
neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships; and send a message to
criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.
This is the 27th year for this event which involves residents, law enforcement
agencies, civic groups, businesses, neighborhood organizations and local
officials.
Every year the 106th Precinct Community Council sponsors the event that takes
place in one of our local parks. For the second year in a row, this event is
being held in the Joseph P. Addabbo (aka Tudor Park) in Ozone Park, which is
right here in our very own community, 82nd Street and 133rd Avenue from 6:30
p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
This event includes crime prevention displays, demonstrations of police
resources, VIN etching, child fingerprinting, safety information, music,
refreshments, small novelty “give-a-ways” and informational displays by local
organizations and/or businesses. If you have a business and wish to set up a
free table at this event, please call Frank Dardani at (718) 843-2329. Please
mark your calendar and plan to attend!
COMMUNITY
DRIVEWAYS: As we have stated in the past, there are (2) community
driveways in Tudor Village; (1) between 85th & 86th Streets and the other
between 86th & 87th Streets. These driveways are for the sole purpose of
entering and exiting our properties. Children playing in the community
driveway is a disaster ready to happen. For the safety of everyone, please
do not use them as such.
Congratulations
to fellow resident Christian Jose Roig for doing a great job performing in
Godspell at St. Mary Gate of Heaven school.
Special thanks go out to all our
neighbors who help to make our malls look really great. Cleaning and planting
was done this spring, so all summer long we can enjoy the beauty that makes
Tudor Village so great. Please do your part in keeping Tudor Village clean.
Please pick-up any trash that may be in front of your home. And please be
mindful of our neighbors’ properties. Curb your dog while walking around Tudor
Village.
Most of us like the warmer months
better than the winter ones. So do the “bad guys”. Criminals love the summer
season because people go out more for walks, visit friends and family, and take
vacations. While we are out and about, our homes and cars are sometimes left
unprotected. We sometimes are in our yards and forget the front door may be
open. The car window may have been open while we were in it and we may neglect
to close them when we park at home, especially if we’re going out again and
don’t want the car to be an oven when we get back in it. Most crimes are
preventable. We can prevent a great deal of crime by taking common sense
precautions when we’re out working, shopping, dining or traveling. Make plans to
not be a victim this summer. Be aware of your surroundings at all times and be
alert to anything out of the ordinary.
Don’t be timid; report anything you feel is suspicious to the police.
USED COMPUTERS NEEDED:
Buying a new computer this year and would like to donate your old equipment
to the civic?? We are looking for 2 used computers (not too old) for our
friends in the park house. Please call Frank at (718) 843-2329.
JUST A REMINDER TO BE MINDFUL OF OUR
NEIGHBORS AND NEIGHBORS PROPERTIES. PLEASE CURB YOUR DOG WHILE WALKING
AROUND TUDOR VILLAGE.
Rain Barrel
Giveaway Program: Rain barrels capture storm water from your roof and
store it for future use, such as watering your lawn or garden. They connect
directly to an existing downspout, so that as soon as the barrel is full,
the excess storm water drains normally to the city's sewer system. Our
community was selected to participate in the Rain Barrel Giveaway Program, a
free BMP pilot to help DEP determine the effectiveness of rain barrels in
New York City. If you are a single- family or attached two-family homeowner
and would like to participate in this pilot, DEP will provide you with the
tools and training to install and use a rain barrel. To perform their
analysis, DEP will contact you periodically to discuss how the rain barrel
is working. This is a key part of DEP's broader citywide effort to better
manage storm water using a variety of innovative, sustainable techniques
known as best management practices, or BMPs. Please call 311 for more
information and to participate, or visit the DEP's website at
www.nyc.gov/dep or email
rainbarrel@depnyc.gov
The city
has begun a program to replace water meters in residences. In some cases
this will necessitate DEP to gain entry into a home. PLEASE BE AWARE AREAS
IN OUR PRECINCT ARE CURRENTLY BEING DONE BY DEP CONTRACTORS. When our area
is scheduled, we will let you know.
DOES THIS
BUG YOU??? BECAUSE IT SURE BUGS ME……..
Every Sunday evening, we pack up our garbage and recycle products, and every
Monday morning we walk out of our homes to find our recycle plastic and
metal covers on the ground, our clear bags ripped open and garbage lying on
the curb.
It is obvious that we have bottle collectors rummaging through our pails and
bags during the night. If this bothers you as much as it bothers us, we have
(2) choices. First, we can bring back the bottles and cans to the stores
ourselves and collect the deposit or, we can be smart and rip off the labels
before placing them in the cans and bags. By doing this every week, we may
be able to stop the bottle collectors from making a mess of our garbage.
Let’s all give it a try!
GRAFFITI
has plagued not only this city, but countries all around the world.
There are limited amounts in Tudor Village, but yet in our eyes, there is
way too much. Please take 5 minutes out of your day to call 311 and report
any graffiti that you see on your block, your home, a mailbox, street sign,
light pole, fire hydrant, etc. It will certainly make your board members
lives easier and your street prettier. Thank you in advance for your help.
DISCOUNTS
ON SERVICES: As promised, we have a small list of businesses that are
willing to give a 10% discount to members of the Ozone Tudor Civic
Association. All you need to do is present your current membership (dues)
card when they provide you with an estimate. These companies have already
been used by members of our civic and feel that they are good reliable
companies. Should you have any difficulties with them, please contact Frank Dardani.
Click Here For A List
Of The Companies That Are Participating
 Reminder:
Please keep your pets on a leash, and pick up after your dog when walking
through Tudor Village. Some of you have been caught and issued a summons by
the Sanitation Department for not doing so.
Graffiti:
If you have graffiti on your property and would like to have it removed
before getting a summons, call Frank at (718)
843-232.
 REAL ESTATE:
Tudor
Village is now prepared to help anyone who is a member of The Ozone
Tudor Civic Association to sell their house with the professionalism of a
major real estate company at a very special percentage rate, which will mean
a bigger profit for you. When you see a real estate sign with a white strip
underneath it saying “Assisting Tudor Village Civic Association”
PLEASE DO NOT CALL THE REAL ESTATE OFFICE! To receive this very
special deal, you must call Frank at (718) 843-2329 and he will have the
real estate contact you. We hope that when you leave, you invite good
families into our Village. This is our only wish, so please take advantage
of this great deal.
REMINDER
TO ALL RESIDENTS: The playground is not
for walking dogs. All dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. The areas
around the playground are okay, as well as the fields. Please pay attention
to all signs posted in Tudor Park. No open fires are permitted at any time.
Those residents who live adjacent to the park should call 911 for
emergencies and 311 for non-emergencies with anything concerning Tudor Park.
Your cooperation and help is greatly appreciated.
Questions, Comments and/or Concerns can be
emailed
to us or written to our P.O. Box indicated on the
Ozone Tudor Civic page, or called
in to Frank at 718-843-2329. Names will
be kept confidential.
COMMUNITY MEETINGS
Community Planning Board 10 Meets 1st
Thursday of each Month at 7:45 PM. 106th Pct. Community Council Meets
2nd Wednesday of each Month at 8:00 PM. For info on locations of these
meetings call Frank at 718-843-2329.
For
General Information Check Out The F.Y.I. Page
Just a reminder...you can click on any of
the "Freedom" trees at the bottom of each page to visit the In Memory of 911
page!
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