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Operation Clean Animal Control to By Jack Winans Water Manage- ment. Representa- Almost 400 students, tives from CAPS, police officers, city ECC and other lo- workers and commu- cal civic organiza- nity activists attended tions brought the the 24th District Op- total of adults pre- eration Clean pro- sent up to almost gram June 3 at the 100. Dozens of Swift elementary school playlot on the marked and un- southwest corner of Thorndale and marked squad Winthrop. The Swift playlot is on the cars, city vehicles and trucks filled all south side of Thorndale and actually Article page available street parking space. lies in the 20th District. The north side Board meeting 2 of Thorndale is the southernmost Rev. Monte Johnson of the Immanuel Management report 3 boundary of the 24th District where it Lutheran Church, 1500 W. Elmdale Director candidate jogs south from Peterson/Elmdale at (across the street from the superb new deadline notice 3 Broadway. The 24th extends north to Senn playlot), gave the opening invoca- the Evanston boundary, west to the tion and closing prayer. Community Calendar 4 North Shore Channel and east to Lake The assembled dignitaries solicited the Andria Mare update 6 Michigan. The 20th has the same west assistance of Swift students and com- Alex Kos promotion 6 and east boundaries and goes south to mended the past and ongoing work of Berger concert 6 Lawrence. individual and community activists that New residents 8 An assembly of the 300 fifth through has had a positive effect in improving Balcony Man/Etta Kitt 8 eighth grade Swift students was present the quality of life in this neighborhood. th Horbals, a family of for the open-air roll call by 24th District Remarks were given by 48 Ward Ald. Cmdr. Bruce M. Rottner of 24th District Mary Ann Smith, CAPS DAC Chair- dentists 10 police officers and workers from an al- man Sonny Hersh, Cmdr. Rottner and Election dates 10 phabet soup of city departments from Swift Principal Beverly Ann Martin. Dialogue staff/policy 12 Page 2 Malibu East Dialogue July 2005

Pl ease keep in mind that the meeting notes are not the official record of the MECA MECA board meeting notes Board of Directors meetings. The official by Elaine Winans minutes are generally approved at the following meeting and may be viewed or copied in the management office. MECA board meeting TREASURER’S REPORT Martina Molins Financial statement From May ’04 to May’05, 47 claims Tuesday, Jun. 28, 2005 Balance on hand, cash and reserves were made, 11 were honored in the — $2,901,853.74. total amount of $10,000, part of Attendance: 12 board members, 2 man- COMMITTEE REPORTS which was to cover damage to cars agement representatives and 12 residents 1) Rules & Regulations/Legal from concrete falling. OPEN FORUM 1 Marcel Molins Standard Parking report Resident comments and questions: All board members have a copy of Claims 1) Resident interceded for an absent the latest revision and edit of the Approved: 1 neighbor who wanted to express a new Rules & Regulations. If no Denied: 2 concern that the condo would allow board member comes back with any Total: 3 the water damage to her unit to con- more proposed changes within the Waiting lists tinue. Wants to make the board un- next seven days, the Rules and Single self-park: 33 derstand that this could have an ef- Regulations will go to the printers. Tandem self-park: 0 fect on unit prices. Seems to be no Management presented several pro- Second car: 0 procedure in place to help with the posed variations of binding, includ- Monthly parkers particulars of water damage from ing center stapling, ring binding and Single: 143 one unit to another. Anytime there is bookbinding. Tandem: 48 a leak, maintenance goes to the lo- 2) Security Valet: 306 cation immediately when they can Sandy Chaet Preferred: 2 verify the source, and then reports The new push bar on the receiving Motorcycle: 1 to the units affected. room door was vandalized. The TV Engineer: NC 2) Will there be any fire drills? Fire camera at this location is now oper- Total: 500 drills are not held as the basic in- ating and recording. New monthlies: 3 struction for ours and other high- 3) Social Cancellations: 3 rise condominiums is for all resi- Sandy Chaet Upgrades 0 dents to stay in their unit until noti- The casino trip with a group of 25 7) Public & Community Affairs fied otherwise by a fire department residents was very successful. Flu Sandy Chaet official. shots will be made available Oct 19 Parkway area not completely roped. 3) Resident raised a concern about the from 6-9pm. A brunch will be held 8) Sports & Entertainment activities of one of the pool atten- in the Windjammer Room July 10 Neil Warner dants, such as rudeness and loud mu- from noon-2pm. Ravinia on the deck The water aerobics program is suc- sic. Please provide this information will be Aug. 14 at 2pm. The Social cessful. in writing to the office with signa- Committee will provide soft drinks, 9) Long Range Plans & Special Pro- tures of those interested. chips and music. jects 4) When will we have containers for 4) Architecture & Aesthetics Allan Eckardt paper in the bulk room? We do not Carol Beatty President Molins requested that this need separate containers for glass/ July 15 is closing date for all bids. committee prepare a procedure for cans and for plastic. These items We will have three bids for all goods reporting water damage from units can be combined into one container and services. The doors will remain affecting other units and Malibu East and the other may be used for pa- as they are. The rumors that they property. per. Management will look into the will be painted red are unfounded. 10) Communications feasibility of this change. 5) ASCO report Carol Beatty 5) Are the pool rules different from Sandy Chaet Dialogue making a profit. those published? No, the posting by New ordinance about no paint in 11) Building Maintenance & Services the pool is in error and will be up- storage lockers. Need input from Carol Beatty dated. board meetings on the “First Time New water-repellent carpeting for APPROVAL OF MINUTES Buyer’s proposal. The board ex- the revolving door area has been or- Special board meeting & Mar. 22, pressed the opinion that this would dered. New shower curtains for both Apr. 26 & May 2005. Approved as lead to financially unqualified buy- saunas have been installed. Last call edited. ers in the home market. for bikes in storage. They will be 6) Garage disposed of if not claimed this July 2005 Malibu East Dialogue Page 3

month. 12) TV Tom Vaughan What’s happening The A tier TV taps refit got stalled due to a unit owner’s reservations around the building about entry but now is ready to pro- by Chris Chiodo, MECA Manager ceed. MANAGEMENT REPORT Assessments one day to complete, and the cost for this Items requiring immediate board ac- Assessments are due by the first of each is $360 per balcony. I will be sending a tion month. A late charge will be assessed for letter out, one tier at a time, instructing 1) Life Safety evaluation any delinquent account on the close of residents when to call for an appoint- Discussion on bids moved to execu- business on the 15th of each month. ment. Please do not contact the manage- tive session. ment office before you receive a letter; 2) Rules & Regulations – sample Please send remittance to: we will not take any reservation before booklets Malibu East Condo Assoc. your tier is notified. Notices for the B tier Submitted during Rules & Regula- % Sudler – 80 will go out within the next two weeks. tions Committee report. 8401 Innovation Way Luggage & shopping carts Chicago, IL 60682-8401 The final changes in style and minor I want to inform the residents that we are changes in substance were approved The management office will not accept missing a luggage cart. If you have it in by the board. assessment checks. your possession, please return it to the 3) Elevators Swimming pools doorman immediately. In addition, we Our elevator maintenance service have been receiving complaints of resi- people have theorized that after a pe- Any person using the pools does so at his or her own risk. At all times during dents not returning shopping and luggage riod of minimal use, the system is carts after use. Please be considerate and putting some elevators into a “sleep” which a lifeguard is on duty, said life- guard shall have full authority over the return the carts to the doorman station status and they are not responding to when finished. calls. The board authorized four pools and adjacent areas, and all deci- hours of night surveillance by the sions of said lifeguard relating to safety USA Wireless Cable TV service company to determine what and welfare of pool patrons and of viola- We will be scheduling the installation of is causing this problem. tions of pool rules will be final at all additional components to units, which Items not requiring board action times. Any person failing to obey the should correct the reception problems 1) Unit sales lifeguard or the pool rules & regulations that residents have been experiencing. 38F $225,000 (pending) will be required to leave the pool area During this project, USA Wireless will 6L $162,000 and shall be reported to the management need entry to your unit. When you are 38B $290,000 office. Each unit resident will receive a notified that they will be doing work in 14D $240,000 pool tag. No unit will receive fewer than your tier, please cooperate with manage- 34M $199,000 two pool tags. Pool tags must be worn at ment for access to your unit and help 2) Laundry room & lobby plumbing all times, and residents and guests must make this project run smoothly. (There repairs sign in before they’re allowed entry into will be no channels added or deleted to Repairs on laundry room should be the swimming pool. Residents are al- our system until the reception problems finished prior to publication of this lowed two guests and are responsible for are corrected and this project is com- report. the conduct of their guests. Smoking, pleted.) Notices for the A tier will be go- 3) Airflow food, beverages, and glass or metal con- ing out within the next couple of weeks. tainers are not permitted in the pool en- West door in lower level to the Cap- Management office e-mail address tain’s Walk does not close when the closure area. For your convenience, if you need to receiving door is open. Discussion, Balcony floor-coating project contact the management office or the but no resolution. Aggravating the The staff will be coating the floor and board of directors for any reason, you problem is that the double doors on painting the railings on your balcony dur- may e-mail your requests, concerns, this side of the building leading to ing this program. The project will take problems, etc., to: [email protected] the back hallway are being kept open. Management was directed to have this practice stopped. Malibu East phone numbers SPECIAL NOTICE 1) Ongoing projects MECA Office 271-1732 Some minor repairs will be made to MECA Desk 271-1769 The deadline for MECA the garage prior to resumption of the director candidates’ next phase of the regular garage re- MECA Fax 271-1743 pair project. MECA Receiving 271-2608 applications is The meeting ended at 10:05pm and went MECA Garage 271-5193 Friday July 29 into closed session. Page 4 Malibu East Dialogue July 2005

Community Continental Brunch July 10, 12pm – 2pm, $1 (please respond by Calendar July 6 to the management office or doorman by Miriam Romain station for the Social Committee).

July 14 – Aug 21, 8pm, $22, 7pm COMMUNITY AFFAIRS WHITE CRANE Sundays WELLNESS CENTER 4147 N. Broadway BERGER PARK Adult day wellness programs for 60 773-549-1815 CULTURAL CENTER and over. Gentle yoga, tai chi, music First Bytes exercise, socializing, lunch and RAVEN THEATRE Open Computer Time snacks. Transportation provided “Dancing at Lughnas” For children and adults within boundary area. Five sisters struggle for survival on a Saturdays, 1–4pm FREE 1355 W. Foster Ave. remote farm in Ireland. Assistance subject to staff 773-271-9001 Extended through July 16 availability. 6157 N. Clark Free WiFi access THEATER/SHOWINGS 773-338-2177 Available on the Berger Park campus at any time. CHICAGO JEWISH THEATER 773-761-5792 “Theda Bara and the Frontier Park District programs Rabbi” 6205 N. Sheridan Rd. A classic Yiddish farce 773-761-0376 Jul. 25–27, 8pm, $20 5123 N. Clark EDGEWATER 773-728-0599 BRANCH LIBRARY CAPS 24th Dist. Beat #2433 COMMUNITY EVENTS/MEETINGS Come meet our beat police. Wed., July 6, 7pm CITY STICKER SALE (1st Wed. of every month) 12pm–7pm Saturday Book Club 48th Ward Aldermanic Office, Sat. ,July 2, 11am 5533 N. Broadway (1st Sat. of every month) 773-784-5277 1210 W. Elmdale 312-744-0718 MECA EVENTS/MEETINGS

EDGEWATER Continental Brunch HISTORICAL SOCIETY Sunday, Jul. 10 Jul. 17 & 24 extended hours, 1pm– LIFELINE THEATRE Noon–2:00pm — Windjammer 4pm “Queen Lucia” Room 5358 N. Ashland Ave. A famous opera singer moves to Dialogue Committee meeting 773-506-4849 town and mayhem ensues in this Tuesday, Jul. 19 musical satire of 1920’s English 7:30pm — Community Room FARMER’S MARKET society. Thursday afternoon Saturdays through Oct. Through Jul. 24 discussion group 8am–12 noon $24 adults, $18 students Discontinued for the summer Broadway Armory parking lot 6912 N. Glenwood (Normally 2:00pm — Community rd Broadway & Thorndale 773-761-4477 Room every 3 Thurs. of month) MECA board meeting ST. ANDREW GREEK PROFILES THEATRE Tuesday, Jul. 26 ORTHODOX CHURCH “The Radiant Abyss” 7:30pm — Windjammer Room Greek Festival When a business woman suspects a July 8-10 cult-like religious group of violence, Leave event and meeting notices at the 5649 N. Sheridan Rd. she persuades her lover and his desk for the Dialogue. 773-334-4515 girlfriend to undertake a little crime. July 2005 Malibu East Dialogue Page 5 Page 6 Malibu East Dialogue July 2005 Adria Mare’ restaurant update By Betty Mayian This wonderful restaurant has had to change its hours to suit its customer base, eliminating lunch for the time being. In addition to these changes, Denis, the owner, is going to paint the outside to resemble the colors of the sea where he was raised. The front window will be changed to be open in the good weather. The customers will appreciate this and it will almost become al fresco dining. The indoors will not be slighted. Denis will lay new flooring and install booths along one wall. Since there is no liquor license, as yet, the BYOB still applies. When shopping for an appropriate drink before dining, look to pick up some Croatian wine or beer. We will do that the next time we go to this fine Mediterranean- style restaurant. Directly across the street is a children's park. A little further down the block is an Italian language and cultural center. The students and teachers have frequented Adria Mare' and have an appreciation for Nadia's cooking. Don't leave without trying the espresso or cappuccino, brewed by Denis to perfec- tion. I'm hooked. 5401 N. Broadway (at Balmoral) 773-989-4511 Lunch hours canceled for now Dinner 5–10pm: Mon. Wed., Thu., Sun. Dinner 5–11pm: Fri./Sat. Closed Tuesdays Alex moves on and up Berger concert By Jack Winans The Sunnyside, the Gallery 37 Youth Friends and Edgewater business leaders Jazz Band, will perform Big Band music Dialogue reprints celebrated Alex Kos’ step up in the world in the park 6:30pm July 28. The Sunny- side will perform Big Band music. Bring Reprints of Dialogue the evening of Jun. 22 at local OLE St. a picnic basket and blanket. pages are available in Andrew's Inn on Broadway. Alex was the color on photo paper Associate Director of the Edgewater Celebrating another summer of free mu- at the price of $1 per Chamber of Commerce and is now the sic under the stars, the Chicago Park Dis- page. Call or e-mail new Executive Director of the Uptown trict’s Concerts in the Park series contin- the editor with your Chamber of Commerce. ues its song with more than 100 live mu- requests. ECC Executive Director Sheli Lulkin sical performances on Chicago’s North Side through the end of summer. For reprints of back issues from Jan. sponsored the event and will miss her 2000 to date, go to: right-hand man. ‘Concerts in the Park’ is a great opportu- Good luck,Alex! nity for families to enjoy more of their www.MalibuEast.org/dialogue summertime outdoors. July 2005 Malibu East Dialogue Page 7 Page 8 Malibu East Dialogue July 2005 Dear Etta Kitt 'Town Crier' We welcome all new residents to our building, including: As a longtime announcements resident, I have by Rodica Ilc witnessed several incidents, and have heard many more second-hand stories, about items being tossed from balconies. Usually the miscreants are described as If you have information concerning talented or famous ‘being under the influence’ and also in the MECA residents, please contact the Dialogue. midst of a ‘loud party.’ Often our security is asked to request that the host quiet down his guests and restrain them from dropping beer cans and other items from Balcony Man by Scott Virzi the balcony. I heard that a recent fire on a balcony might possibly have resulted from a carelessly tossed lit cigarette from a unit above. Are there any rules in our rulebook that cover these situations? Signed, Burnt up Our rules cover these situations quite concisely with this statement, “Absolutely nothing shall be thrown or dropped from balconies.” Furthermore, any owner or leaseholder of a unit whose guest or fellow resident does something that results in damage to another unit or person may be held liable in civil court for damages. With summer in full swing, it is tempting to extend a private party onto the balcony. Unfortunately this often interferes with the privacy and enjoyment of other owners trying to enjoy a quiet evening on their own balconies. We need to remember how close our neighbors are and respect their rights. And we need to especially restrain any ‘rambunctious’ guests and abstain from throwing anything from our balconies, including cigarettes. With the balcony flowerpot season in full swing, it is important to remember also that our rules forbid the flow of excess water from washing the balcony floor or watering flowers. And while we’re at it, how about doing a little spring cleaning out on the balcony. Let’s get rid of all that junk stored out there. Put the bicycle in the bike room where it belongs and plant a few flowers to make our neighbors’ view as good as our own. July 2005 Malibu East Dialogue Page 9 Reach 500 units here plus 50 association offices!

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