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THE GARBAGE SYSTEM The Province of Padova has launched a system of garbage separation which is handled very strictly by the authorities and which we ask you to follow in the same way. For this purpose your kitchen has been equipped with 3 different garbage containers which have been marked accordingly. We have left spare plastic bags in the kitchen. Please don’t leave any garbage in the house as you leave !! Garbage disposals are found on the main entrance of the estate. Organic Humid Waste all food rests, used paper napkins, cut flowers Dry non-recyclable all plastified paper (like the one fresh cheese and Salami or ham is wrapped in), tetrapak (milk and fruit juice boxes), rubber and styrofoam, sanitary towels, cosmetics and toothpaste tubes, broken ceramics, lamp bulbs, all plastic except plastic bottles, nylon (stockings, cellophane), ball-pens, cigarette ends. Plastic and tins Bottles for water and other soft drinks, shampoo and detergent bottles, all bottles with the signs: PET PVC PE Plastic yoghurt caps Food tins Glass Bottles, jars, glasses Paper Newspapers and magazines, cardboards boxes and any other paper Please collect the following items separately (in a plastic or paper bag which you can leave in the kitchen): Spray cans / Medicines / Syringes / Creams / Batteries Dear Guests, we know you are in holiday but, we kindly ask you to observe this rules. It is very important for us and for the environment. RULES FOR GUESTS In order to improve the safety of guests, even in consideration of the peculiarities of the environment is established as follows: 1) it is forbidden to bring animals into the wild and in any case it is necessary to maintain compared to the same a 'safe distance, it is also forbidden to approach closer than from safety cages and pens where animals are admitted, and the hive of bees ; 2) It is prohibited to enter in buildings that are not expressly assigned to the service of farm or open to the public in any case it is forbidden to enter into designated areas for housing tools, maintenance of the same, in warehouses, basements and generally in places used directly and / or indirectly to the work; 3) is required to pay the utmost attention and respect the signs / signals prohibition, prescription, etc.; 4) It is forbidden to light fires; 5) is not allowed / vacate dogs or other animals; 6) is prohibited the launch of any object or behavior that may endanger the safety of persons; 7) it is forbidden to throw off objects, liquids, paper or material of any kind: there are bins; 8) Children must be accompanied by at least one adult and still cannot move to 'internal' company without adequate supervision due to the possible presence of agricultural vehicles in motion. REMEMBER TO: ♦ turn off the light of the rooms, the air conditioner, the TV and everything else when you are not present in the apartment ♦ remember to turn off the gas ♦ In case of malfunction of various equipment are required to promptly notify the Directorate ♦ in the event of damage to other property, equipment or furnishings caused by the improper and not by normal wear, or the cost of the repair will be deducted from the deposit. NUMERI UTILI: Pronto soccorso Vigili del Fuoco 118 115 Carabinieri REFERENTE : 112 Casa del Prete - Casa di Nando - Casa di Maria - Casa del camino - Castellana INFORMATIONS AND RULES OF THE HOUSE W ELCOME TO M ONTECCHIA , we sincerely hope you will enjoy your stay on our estate and will do our best to assist you on all questions you might have. This book contains useful information and a few rules we ask you to stick to, so please read it carefully once you have arrived and settled into the house. O W N E R Count Giordano Emo Capodilista K EYHOLDER AND IN CHARGE OF THE HOUSE are Guerrina Craighero (in the wine shop) and Elena (in the office) who speaks English. Elena is in the office for any questions from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 12 am. P OSTAL A DDRESS Via Montecchia 16 35030 Selvazzano Dentro (PD) A R R I V A L Guests are requested to arrive by 7 pm on Saturday. If this is not be possible, they should call the office +39.049637294 to find out whether a later arrival is possible that day. Mrs. Guerrina Craighero, who is also in charge of the wine shop, will check in the guests upon their arrival. DEPARTURE Guests are requested to leave the house by 9 am the day of their departure. Our staff are available to come to your house for the checking-out formalities (handing back of the house, notification of eventual damages) as from 8.30AM. Please fetch us at the office once you are fully packed. Should you wish to leave before 8.30AM, please make an appointment with us before. Please come to the office for the handing back of the security deposit and the settlement of any eventual extras (wine, heating, damages, etc.) E NTERING AND LEAVING THE ESTATE AFTER OFFICE H O U R S You will have been given a key to the main gate of the estate. Please always close the gate after coming through at night. Thank you. B EDLINEN AND TOWELS will be changed weekly on Saturday. We will bring a clean set to your house, please strip the beds and prepare the used linen for us to take away. C ENTRAL HEATING is charged separately. The central heating is turned on centrally. If you do not need the heating anymore, please advise someone of the estate so that at the end of your stay you are only charged the actual days you have needed the heating. Thank you. Extra heating: March April Jannuary Febbruary per day October November December Castellana Nobile Castellana € 18 € 36 Castellana Torre Casa del Prete Casa di Nando Casa di Maria € 8 € 16 Casa del Camino € 5 € 10 C OOLNESS : if you want to keep your house cool, close the shutters and the windows in the morning and open them in the evening and at night. D E C E N C Y : La Montecchia is primarily a wine estate visited by importers, wine journalists and clients. We therefore would be grateful if our guests agreed to respect a decent dress-code. In other words: please no move around in swimsuits or stripped to the waist! Thank you for your understanding. E QUIPMENT : you will find salt, pepper, sugar and vinegar, some detergent for the dishwasher for the first evening, some soap and toilet paper in each bathroom, as well as the special bags needed for the garbage system. The houses being considered self-catering our guests are expected to provide for all the rest themselves. Please be informed that the Italian coffee machine cannot be washed in the dishwasher. F I R E S : It is absolutely forbidden to light fires on the property. G ARDEN AND GROUNDS : Please do no litter the grounds, make sure that any cutlery or dishes that are taken outside will then be taken inside again; we have had difficulties finding things forgotten in the garden. This kind of object gets caught in the blades of the lawn mower and can severely damage it. H A R V E S T : the month of September and early October are the time of the grape harvest, one of the most exciting moments of the year for a wine-producing estate. We start early, usually at 8 am, and sometimes finish as late as 11 pm. We apologise for any disturbance this might cause our guests. S ECURITY G U A R D S : You should be aware that security guards circle the property one time during the night. If you hear a car or footsteps on the gravel it is most likely to be them. T HE WASHING MACHINE : please make sure you use detergent for machines and not for washing by hand. We have had disasters with bubbles squeezing out of the machine from all sides and ends. W A T E R : the tap water is drinkable, we always drink it. W EDDINGS AND OTHER FESTIVITIES : The wine-tasting hall and the lawn behind are sometimes rented out for festivities, usually on a Friday or Saturday. Should there be music it will be turned off at the latest at 12.30AM. P ROBLEMS ON SUNDAYS : Should you have any problems on Sundays or whenever offices are closed you can try to call Guerrina at mobile phone nr. 3496266160. F AX IN THE OFFICE : it is possible for our guests to send and receive faxes in the office of the estate. The cost for receiving faxes is none, for sending faxes is the following: Europe: € 1.60 for the first page and € 1,00 for each following page USA: € 2.60 for the first page and € 1,60 for each following page. B AT HI NG LAKE: The access is restricted to the guests of the estate. OPENING HOURS: 10AM TO 6:30 PM The lake is unattended and children under 12 years old must be accompanied. It is forbidden to dive and to eat on the lake shores. Shower before entering the water is compulsory. EMERGENCY NUMERS AND OTHERS USEFUL NUMBERS Hospital Abano Terme, Piazza Colombo Tel. 049/8221211 Ambulance Tel. 118 Police Selvazzano Dentro, Via Veronese 2 Tel. 049/8055484 or 112 Police headquarters Selvazzano Dentro, Via Roma 60 Tel. 049/8056430 Fire brigade Tel. 115 Chemist/Pharmacy Selvazzano Dentro, Via Scapacchio’, 52/A Tel.
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