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Broadway Promenade Condominium Association Playbill VOLUME 11, ISSUE 4 APRIL 2018 Seasonal Close-Up It s that time of the year again when most of our seasonal residents are returning home.

Inform management of service companies that will have access to your unit i.e., cleaning persons, contractors performing work in your absence, A/C companies, etc.

If your vehicle is going to be left on property, please inform management and/or make arrangements to have a set of keys available in case of emergencies or if the vehicle needs to be re-located.

Empty, clean, unplug or turn off electrical breaker and leave doors ajar on the refrigerator and freezer. Shut off water and gas (if applicable).

Prepare garbage disposal flush thoroughly with HOT water with disposal running, follow with cool water. Stop disposal.

1 Broadway Promenade Condominium Association Playbill VOLUME 11, ISSUE 4 APRIL 2018 Seasonal Close-Up It s that time of the year again when most of our seasonal residents are returning home. The following is a checklist of friendly reminders that need to be attended to prior to your traveling for extended periods. Inform management of service companies that will have access to your unit i.e., cleaning persons, contractors performing work in your absence, A/C companies, etc. If your vehicle is going to be picked up and transported, please give management any pertinent information that may be necessary. If your vehicle is going to be left on property, please inform management and/or make arrangements to have a set of keys available in case of emergencies or if the vehicle needs to be re-located. If you leave a unit key with a neighbor, please inform management of the individual. Ice makers should be turned off. Empty, clean, unplug or turn off electrical breaker and leave doors ajar on the refrigerator and freezer. Shut off water and gas (if applicable). Set air conditioning thermostat to between 78 and 80 degrees. Unplug TV, Stereo, small appliances, and computer. Close and lock windows, pull drapes and shades. Prepare garbage disposal flush thoroughly with HOT water with disposal running, follow with cool water. Stop disposal. LESSONS LEARNED PLEASE DO NOT PUT CONTENTS OF REFRIGERATOR DOWN THE DIS- POSAL AS YOU CLEAN IT OUT THAT COULD CAUSE A STOPPAGE ON A LOWER FLOOR. Put toilet seat down. (Plastic wrap over the bowl helps to prevent evaporation) ALL PATIO FURNITURE AND LOOSE ITEMS MUST BE BROUGHT INSIDE OFF THE DECK, BALCONIES, AND PATIO AREAS. PLEASE NO LARGE POTTED PLANTS. Make sure the front desk has a vendor key for your unit in case of emergency a friend, condo manager or a neighbor can gain access to your unit. Tomi Andrews Property Manager Happy Hour Friday, April 14th 5:00pm-7:00pm Club Room B.Y.O.B. and a snack to share. In the Courtyard Wednesday, April 11th at 6:30p.m. ~ B.Y.O.B. $10 per person Sign-up & payment by 7th Bring Dish to Share 50/50 Split Club Drawing

heard through the grapevine that many of your delicious repasts have been successfully enhanced by our heavenly

In order to keep our herb garden thriving, it is essential that when you want BASIL, you cut or pinch right ABOVE

every unit has their hot water heater changed out for a new one if it is an original from the building construction.

This is not much compared to the extensive damage a leaking, or busted hot water heater will cause.

2 HELLOEVERYONE! Our community herbs have been planted and are ready for harvesting, for all our new owners or tenants the herb garden is located in the pool area. It is a delight to see so many of you, scissors in hand, choosing which herb will be in your dish du jour, and I ve heard through the grapevine that many of your delicious repasts have been successfully enhanced by our heavenly herbs! In order to keep our herb garden thriving, it is essential that when you want BASIL, you cut or pinch right ABOVE THE NEXT LEAF PAIR rather than leaving a stub. Otherwise, that s the end of that plant! This is YOUR garden, so enjoy it! Your herb lady, Joan-Isabelle Glidden, unit 1129 At the risk of sounding like a broken record, we strongly recommend every unit has their hot water heater changed out for a new one if it is an original from the building construction. We also recommend the valves are changed at the same time. The cost is roughly $1000. This is not much compared to the extensive damage a leaking, or busted hot water heater will cause. Their life spans are generally 7-10 years. If yours is original, it is now over 10 years old. Please contact the front desk at least 48 hours in advance of when you have this scheduled so that water shut off notifications can go out. Thank you! Message from Broadway Promenade Mail Lady, Lorraine: Hello Broadway Promenade Residents, If leaving for an extended vacation or for the season, please fill out either an authorization to Hold Mail form OR Official Mail Forwarding Change of Address Order form located at the front desk. Please mail or leave the form(s) inside your mailbox.

A Warm Welcome To Our Newest Property Manager: Tomi Andrews Stacia Searcy we thank you for

Friendly Reminder Please give the front desk at least 24 hours if you are expecting any

Access to your unit may be denied without proper notification or paperwork. Thank you!

Taylor Community Complex 1845 John Rivers St (Formerly 1845 34th St) Tuesday, April 17,

3 A Warm Welcome To Our Newest Property Manager: Tomi Andrews Stacia Searcy we thank you for your hard work and dedication! Friendly Reminder Please give the front desk at least 24 hours if you are expecting any furniture deliveries, any contractors or housekeepers. Access to your unit may be denied without proper notification or paperwork. Thank you! April Public Open House Times with Sasaki Design Team: Robert L. Taylor Community Complex 1845 John Rivers St (Formerly th St) Tuesday, April 17, :00pm-7:00pm Van Wezel Grand Foyer - 77 North Tamiami Trail Wednesday, April 18, :30am-10:30am or 11:30am-1:30pm Herald Tribune Community Forum Sarasota Orchestra Hall Wednesday, April 18, :30pm-7:00pm

Tickets Limited seating is available. Ringling Museum grounds, Bayshore Gardens. 5401 Bay Shore Road, 941-358-3180.

4 Local Events April 1, 2018: Easter Sunrise Service - The Church of the Palms hosts sunrise service near the Lido Beach Pavilion on Lido Key. It is recommended that you bring your own chair or a blanket as seating is very limited. 6:30am-7:30 am April 2, 2018: Come out for Ringling by the Bay featuring live music and dancing 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Admission: $5 - $15. Tickets Limited seating is available. Ringling Museum grounds, Bayshore Gardens Bay Shore Road, April 5, 2018: Get groovin in the courtyard at Ringling Underground where you can enjoy live music in the Museum of Art Courtyard. An eclectic mix of local and regional live music is featured in the series. Admission: $15. Free for Members and College Students w/ ID and free with "Art After Five" admission. Ringling Museum of Art, 5401 Bay Shore Road April 6-7, 2018: The top college rowing teams in the southeast will take to the waters of Nathan Benderson Park for the Florida Intercollegiate Rowing Association (FIRA) FIRA Rowing Regatta. The park is located off University Parkway and I-75 across from the Target/Best Buy Plaza at 2500 N Honore Ave, April 7, 2018: It's the 32nd Annual Run/walk for the Turtles sponsored by Mote Marine on Siesta Key Public Beach. Registration begins at 6:30 a.m. at the Siesta Key Gazebo south of the pavilion. The one-mile fun run or walk begins at 7:30 a.m. The 5-K Run begins at 8 a.m. The entry fee benefits the Sea Turtle Conservation and Research Program at Mote Marine Laboratory April 8, 2018: Enjoy Sarasota's own Ski-A-Rees Water Ski Team and their Sunday afternoon show at 2 p.m. at Ski-A-Ree Stadium. This free show takes place at 1602 Ken Thompson Parkway. April 13-15, 2018: There's a Gem, Jewelry & Bead Show with lots on display to see from dealers from around the country selling gems, jewelry, beads, crystals and more. Adults $5. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sarasota Municipal Auditorium, 801 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota April 14-22, 2018: It's the 2018 Elizabeth Moore Sarasota Open Tennis Championship Tournament, with $100,000 in prize money, bringing the top tennis pros in the world to Location: Laurel Oak Country Club, 2700 Gary Player Blvd., April 16, 2018: Come out for Ringling by the Bay featuring live music and dancing with Phase 5. 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Admission: $5 - $15. Tickets may be purchased in the Visitors Pavilion on the day of the event. Ringling Museum grounds, 5401 Bay Shore Road, April 20-22, 2018: The 36th annual Suncoast Boat Show takes place at downtown Sarasota's Bayfront Marina. 100s of watercraft on display. Thurs - Sat: 10 a.m. - 7 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Adults $14, under 15 free. Marina Jack s, #2 Marina Plaza, April 21, 2018: It's time to Celebrate World Circus Day with all day free admission to the Circus Museum at the Ringling. See the world's largest miniature circus while you're there along with John Ringling's Club Cars and explore the history of the circus from ancient times till now. It's amazing. Free admission all day. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. The Ringling Museum Complex is at 5401 Bay Shore Road, April 21, 2018: Come relax and watch a movie under the stars with your toes in the sand. Bring your own chairs and blankets. Free, at sunset. Nokomis Beach, Casey Key. Rain date April 28. For details, call April 28-29, 2018: It's the always popular 40th annual Siesta Fiesta which takes place in Siesta Key Village from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. April 29, 2018: Enjoy a concert by the Sarasota Suncoast Concert Band. Showtime is 3 p.m. Admission is $5. Call for availability. Northminster Presbyterian Church, on Lockwood Ridge, a block south of University Parkway st Street,

5 Cast and Crew BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bob Pirollo - President bpirollo@yahoo.com COMMITTEES Tree House Jo Rita Stevens joritas@comcast.net Social Zada Pirollo & Susan Wilner zpirollo@yahoo.com Jonathan Whitney-Vice Presidentjonathanpwhitney@gmail.com Aaron Wilner-Treasurer-aaronsue69@gmail.com Marilyn Chapman-Secretarymarilyn5136@gmail.com Chris Greenwell-Director-chris@greenwell.com aaronsue69@gmail.com Wish List Mimi Gunthart mimigunthart@gmail.com Communications Committee Joe Niziolek - joe@pcichicago.com Interior Design Mimi Gunthart mimigunthart@gmail.com WiFi-Bob Pirollo bpirollo@yahoo.com STAFF SUPPORT Tomi Andrews, Property Manager tandrews@broadwaypromenade.net Kaline Martinez -Front Desk & Office Administrative Assistant Ariana Peralta- Front Desk Associate Bill Berger Front Desk Associate/Team Leader Robert Bob Darr Front Desk Associate Kirill Stanek Front Desk (overnight) Logan Mathis Front Desk (overnight) Front Desk and Office Phone: (941) Fax: (941) MAINTENANCE & HOUSEKEEPING Nathan Walsh- Maintenance Supervisor Tony Suarez Maintenance Manager Assistant Sue Simoneau Housekeeping Supervisor Aland Negrin- Maintenance & Housekeeping Assistant New Office Hours Monday Friday 9:00am-4:00pm

A Message from Management. Thank you for having me back! I am both humbled and honored to have been given the

A Message from Management. Thank you for having me back! I am both humbled and honored to have been given the Broadway Promenade Playbill Condominium Association VOLUME 11, ISSUE 5 May 2018 A Message from Management Thank you for having me back! I am both humbled and honored to have been given the opportunity