A Place for 360 Austin Condo Residents to Share
March 9, 2009
People seem to prefer the Yahoo group for communication. I am going to clean up this blog and incorporate any important info from the message threads there:Yahoo Groups. Join the Yahoo group to chat with neighbors there if you wish.
January 16, 2009 Management has declared the water pressure issue resolved. Some folks received this message from Kenny Peterson:
"We have been able to fix the water pressure problem and have discovered the source of the issue as well. In addition to this we were able to find a quick repair to this should the software issue happen again. (Isn`t technology grand?!) The best part of this is that it only required a 10 second shut off of the water. Please stay in touch with us and inform us of any reoccurrence of this type of issue - we will do our best to fix this as quickly as possible in the future. Thank you very much for your patience and we are very grateful to our wonderful residents at 360 Condominiums!"
January 14, 2009 The Board Election was held last night. Brian Queenin was elected to a three year term. Krystle Copulos was elected to a two year term. Michael Jones was elected to a one year term.
There is a lively discussion on Yahoo Groups. Join to chat with neighbors there.
January 5, 2009 Brian Queenin offers his presentation (it is PowerPoint) from the one-on-one developer meeting in September.
January 4, 2009 There will a special meeting of the 360 Residential Condominium Community to elect three members to the Board of Directors on Tuesday, January 13, 2009 at 5PM. You should have received information in the mail.
October 3. 2008 A Yahoo Group has been started for 360 residents.
September 27. 2008 Here is the report from the fire department on the leak.
September 24, 2008 If you didn't get one of eight one-on-ones with the developer, read our notes here.
8 comments:
I had a request for a yet to move in buyer, that we post comments on things we found wrong during walk through, moving companies, etc. Personally I think Jim's Moving is the best company ever but small and not all that easy to book. As for things to look for during walk through, well I hired an inspector but still we all missed grout dropouts in the shower, a scratch on the mirror. The inspector did find an element burned out in our water heater. Join in here, those of you who have already moved in, if you wish.
Wondering what your address is? As Novare Connect informs you are at 360 Nueces St Unit XXXX 78701 but if you check the ZIP+4 you see that ranges of units have a different plus 4!
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 901 - 1008)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4196
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 1009 - 1109)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4197
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 1110 - 1210)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4198
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 1211 - 1311)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4199
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 1312 - 1412)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4262
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 1413 - 1513)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4263
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 1514 - 1615)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4264
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 1616 - 1805)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4265
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 1806 - 2002)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4266
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 2003 - 2110)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4267
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 2111 - 2307)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4268
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 2308 - 2504)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4269
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 2505 - 2701)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4270
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 2702 - 2809)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4271
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 2810 - 3006)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4272
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 3007 - 3203)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4273
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 3204 - 3311)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4274
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 3401 - 3508)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4275
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 3509 - 3705)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4276
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 3706 - 3902)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4277
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 3903 - 4010)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4278
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 4011 - 4207)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4293
360 NUECES ST APT (Range 4208 - 4310)
AUSTIN TX 78701-4294
Great Idea to have this blog. How can we let all of the owners know about it? Maybe paste an announcement in the mail room?
I've been passing out cards, but I didn't know if the building management would want me to promote an independent blog.
The address information is very helpful, thank you!
Is there any information you wish you would have known when you first moved in that would be helpful for people who have just moved in or will move in soon?
I wish I had understood who takes responsibility for what. I kept asking the concierges for warranty help, DirecTV help, and other things that are apparently the developer board responsibility until we have a homeowner's board. Now that I know where to expect the stone walls to be I'm better at getting through them. Now that I know that you have to call Atlanta to light a fire under warranty service (especially after the punch list is satisfied). (Get numbers off novare connect.) I know that DirecTV folks will not know you live in a high rise community and you will get a run around calling them: although sometimes you can get help from the guys in the hallway you HAVE to call to get service started or changed and prepare to be frustrated. I did understand before I moved in that the loading dock and freight elevator needed to be reserved. This is important for every delivery of stuff, too, including for remodeling. And you will have interesting times when your guys leave with tools and debris. I learned that although construction workers (and those DirecTV guys) are always in the passenger elevators with tools, carts, paint and junk that *I* will get yelled at if my workmen take a bag of stuff to the dumpster for me or carry a hand saw in the passenger elevator! I'm glad I didn't know about the elevator situation. Because I love living downtown and it might have given me pause in moving here!
When I was given a mailbox key they told me my mailbox number was different from my unit number. Is this true? Or was I misinformed? I have not been in the mail room yet. I assume my address is my condo number, correct? Not the mailbox number they gave me?
Your address is your condo number as show above with apt (or unit) before your number. But your mailbox number has nothing to do with it. When you open the box, the name/unit will be inside.
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