Planning a change?

As you know, renovations are happening all the time in our building. It’s possible that you are beginning to consider making some changes in your suite in the new year. Remember that you are required to make an application to the Board before starting. Watch this video for some advice.

New Board Members for 2018-19

MTCC 570

  • President: Tony Lecce
  • Vice President: Peter Bahry
  • Treasurer: Erle Stephens
  • Assistant Treasurer: Sandro Fasciani
  • Secretary: John D’Angelo

YCC 531

  • President: Lina Romano
  • Vice President: Manny Radomski
  • Treasurer: John MacDonald
  • Assistant Treasurer: Peter Battaglino
  • Secretary: Marian Leslie

We owe sincere thanks to these individuals who have stepped up to volunteer their time and expertise in service of our community.

New rules for 2000 Islington

The Board of MTCC 570 has responded to this legislative change with an update to its rules with the addition of  Smoking, Cannabis and Drugs Rules.

In short, the rules prohibit these activities within the units or common elements:

  • any smoking, whether tobacco or cannabis
  • any illegal drug use
  • any excessive use of restricted drugs (like alcohol) so as to become a nuisance to residents
  • the cultivation of cannabis

There will be grandfathering for current residents who are smokers if they register in writing. Read the rules in detail here

*Please note that these rules apply only to 2000 Islington.There has been no change in the rules on the part of the sister building 2010 Islington (YCC 531).

Holiday Office Hours

poinsettiaIn the holiday season there will be some adjustments to the office schedule.

The office will be closed on December 26th and 27th, as well as January 2nd, 2017.
In case of EMERGENCY please call (905) 669-0222 or (416) 245-4005.

For further information click here.

We hope everyone enjoys a safe and joyful holiday, and a happy new year!

 

 

Downsizing? Some facts

The investor section of The Globe and Mail had an interesting article by Rob Carrick last week showing the financial considerations involved in downsizing from a house with a paid-off mortgage to a condominium.

While the information in this article is general, it highlights matters that we confront here at Islington 2000 as we jointly budget for the maintenance of our condominium.

Read Downsizing to a condo in retirement won’t always cut your costs.

A Reminder

Many of us are non-smokers these days and that’s a good thing for our health.  It also explains why there are very few ashtrays to be found.

What to do if you or a guest wants to smoke on your balcony, or outside on the grounds?  For safety, for hygiene, and for neatness, we remind you that cigarette butts need to be disposed of responsibly on our shared property, just as they are inside your own condo.