Board and special Board meetings:

• • Tuesday 17 September 2024
  • Tuesday 8 October 2024
  • Tuesday 12 November 2024
  • Special CLOSED Board Meeting – December TBD
  • Tuesday 14 January 2025
  • Tuesday 11 February 2025
  • Tuesday 11 March 2025
  • Tuesday 8 April 2025
  • Tuesday 13 May 2025
  • Annual Meeting – Wednesday June 25, 2025 6 PM

All meetings are scheduled to begin at 7:30 pm unless otherwise noted and are subject to change. Regular meetings are held via Zoom video conferencing.

[See PDF announcement.]

Below is a list of the shareholders elected to the Board of Directors at the 2023 annual meeting of shareholders, to serve until the 2024 annual meeting.

• Jeannine Jones – President (31 Nagle)
• lizz furtado – Vice President (31 Nagle)
• Halima Henderson – Secretary (37 Nagle)
• Alex Becerra (37 Nagle)
• Liz Braley (14 Bogardus)
• Babette Crain (14 Bogardus)
• Sarah Dick (14 Bogardus)
• Sam Hurlbut (14 Bogardus)
• Ellen Lindner (14 Bogardus)

Board meeting calendar 2023–2024

Board and special Board meetings:

• Tuesday 12 September 2023
• Tuesday 17 October 2023 (3rd Tuesday)
• Tuesday 14 November 2023
• Special CLOSED Board Meeting – December TBD
• Tuesday January 9, 2024
• Tuesday 13 February 2024
• Tuesday 12 March 2024
• Tuesday 9 April 2024
• Tuesday 14 May 2024
• Tuesday 11 June 2024
• Annual meeting – Wednesday 26 June 2024, 6pm

All meetings are scheduled to begin at 7:30 pm unless otherwise noted and are subject to change. Regular meetings are held via Zoom video conferencing.

[See PDF announcement.]

Below is a list of the shareholders elected to the Board of Directors at the 2022 annual meeting of shareholders, to serve until the 2023 annual meeting.

• Jeannine Jones – President (31 Nagle)
• Lizz Furtado – VP (31 Nagle)
• Aiah Wieder – Treasurer (31 Nagle)
• Caitlin Harrison – Secretary (14 Bogardus)
• Elizabeth Braley (14 Bogardus)
• Babette Crain (14 Bogardus)
• Halima Henderson (37 Nagle)
• JoAnne Hoffman (31 Nagle)
• Ellen Lindner (14 Bogardus)

Board meeting calendar 2022–2023

Board and special Board meetings:

• Monday 12 September 2022
• Monday 17 October 2022 (10th is Columbus Day)
• Tuesday 15 November 2022
• Special CLOSED Board meeting – December TBD
• Monday 9 January 2023
• Monday 13 February 2023
• Monday 13 March 2023
• Monday 17 April 2023 (10th is Passover)
• Monday 8 May 2023
• Monday 12 June 2023
• Annual meeting – Wednesday 28 June 2023, 6pm

All meetings are scheduled to begin at 7:30pm unless otherwise noted and are subject to change. Regular meetings are held via Zoom video conferencing.

[See PDF announcement.]

Below is a list of the shareholders elected to the Board of Directors at the 2021 annual meeting of shareholders, to serve until the 2022 annual meeting.

• Jeannine Jones – President (31 Nagle)
• Lizz Furtado – VP (31 Nagle)
• Aiah Wieder – Treasurer (31 Nagle)
• Caitlin Harrison – Secretary (14 Bogardus)
• Babette Crain (14 Bogardus)
• Elizabeth Braley (14 Bogardus)
• JoAnne Hoffman (31 Nagle)
• Alex Becerra (37 Nagle)
• Halima Henderson (37 Nagle)

Board meeting calendar 2021–2022

Board and special Board meetings:

• Monday November 8, 2021
• Special CLOSED Board Meeting – December TBD
• Monday January 10, 2022
• Monday February 7, 2022 (14th is Valentine’s day)
• Monday March 14, 2022
• Monday April 11, 2022
• Monday May 9, 2022
• Monday June 13, 2022
• Annual Meeting Wednesday June 22, 2022 6 PM

All meetings are scheduled to begin at 7:30 pm unless otherwise noted and are subject to change.

To: All Shareholders of Nagle Apartments Corp.
From: Justin Verret
Date: 15 September 2020
Re: 2020 Annual Meeting of Shareholders, 19 October 2020, 7pm, Zoom video conference

Enclosed you will find the Notice of Meeting for the Nagle Apartments Corp. 2020 Annual Meeting of Shareholders. Please fill out the proxy and mail it or fax it to my attention to ensure we have a quorum for the meeting. If you are going to attend the meeting, your proxy will not be used.

Due to the video conferencing, we ask that questions be submitted prior to the meeting so they may be answered. Questions can also be submitted during the meeting via email or the chat feature on Zoom. Instructions are attached for in-meeting participation.

If you wish to run for the Board, please send a bio to my attention so it can be distributed to the shareholders before the meeting. I should be in receipt of this bio no later than Thursday, 1 October, in order to have it distributed prior to the meeting with proxy ballots. Write-in votes will be available on the proxy ballots sent out prior to the meeting. You are encouraged to include a picture or headshot. The bio can be emailed to and should be in Word format.

A general proxy is attached. We do ask that everyone return the proxy prior to the meeting so that there is a quorum. You will be able to return a ballot if there is a contested election prior to the meeting regardless if you submit a proxy. Please fill out the proxy and mail, email, or fax it to my attention.

We realize this may be a new meeting experience, but it can run smoothly and efficiently.

[Note: Zoom details are being sent to all shareholders by email.]

Enclosures:

• Cover memo
• Notice of Annual Meeting of Shareholders
• Proxy form
• Instructions for in-meeting participation
• Financial statements 2019

MEMORANDUM

To: All Residents

Date: 22 May 2020

Re: Masks and face coverings

While we wait for more information from local and state authorities on plans to reopen and enter into Phase 1, all emergency COVID-19 rules previously circulated are still in effect. Please make sure all members of your household are advised of all rules and procedures. Please forward to any tenants and subtenants.

Mask and face coverings

• Everyone should be wearing a mask when you leave your apartment. That includes all residents. If you have a medical condition or disability that prevents wearing a mask, please take extra precautions. Practice social distancing at all times.
• We continue to receive complaints about residents not wearing a mask or face covering in public. Even when walking outside, a mask or face covering should be readily available for use when near other people.
• Hallways, elevators, laundry rooms, basements, outdoor areas are all considered public spaces. Masks must be worn in these areas.
• Children over the age of 2 should be wearing a mask.
• All non-residents must wear a mask at all times while on the property. This includes guests, visitors, aides, etc.

Masks and face coverings are for your protection and the protection of others you encounter. Wear one when you leave your apartment.

MEMORANDUM

To: All Residents – Nagle Apartments

Date: 15 May 2020

Re: COVID-19 – Update

Please make sure these notices are reviewed with all residents in your apartment. This includes but is not limited to family, aides, domestic employees, renters, and sub-tenants.

Annual shareholders meeting

The annual meeting originally scheduled for next month has been postponed to the fall, when, hopefully, it will be safe to meet as a community in some fashion. Board elections will be held at the meeting. As soon as there is clarity on what date the meeting will be held, official notices will be sent out. Financial information will be sent out by the end of the month.

Non-essential work

• As parts of the State move towards phase 1 of re-opening plan as set forth by the Governor, NYC is not part of that yet. That means that non-essential work is not allowed in apartments at this time, and any future work must be approved by management prior to being scheduled.
• As soon as that is possible for your building it will be announced. Please be advised that any alterations or major renovations will have to be done under very strict guidelines to limit traffic in the buildings and to be sensitive to the many residents working from home in terms of noise.

Executive order – face coverings

Governor Cuomo issued an executive order still in effect stating that masks or face coverings must be worn anywhere that you are unable to maintain proper social distancing.

• All residents should be wearing masks or face coverings when they leave their apartments at all times. Hallways, lobbies, elevators, laundry rooms, and mail rooms are all areas where it is hard to properly practice social distancing.
• Anyone non-resident who enters the building must have a face covering. There are no exceptions.

No smoking

• Smoke is not permitted to escape your apartment and into common areas per building regulations. This is especially important during these times of residents being primarily at home. As the weather gets warmer and windows are opened, smoke should not waft into neighbors’ windows either.
• Do not smoke outside of any building entrance. This is not permitted at any time and especially during this period of social distancing. Walk away from the building if you are going to smoke.

Trash

• Please make sure that all trash is bagged properly. Loose trash, especially organic garbage, should not be placed in trash barrels or thrown down the compactor chute. It has to be bagged.
• Trash bags being placed in the trash barrels should be sealed tightly. This helps prevent vermin.
• Recycling must be organized properly. Boxes should be broken down and only placed in proper areas for collection.

Noise

As all residents adjust to staying home, please remember that there will be more regular noise than usual, especially during the day. There are people working from home, students home schooling, and non-essential workers out of work, among others. However, please be respectful of your neighbors and try to limit noise as best as possible. Physical activities should be curtailed to apartment conditions and coordinated on a schedule with your neighbors, if it is problematic. All apartments are required to have 80 percent floor coverings.

MEMORANDUM

To: All Residents – Nagle Apartments

Date: 1 May 2020

Re: COVID-19 – Update

Please make sure these notices are reviewed with all residents in your apartment. This includes but is not limited to family, aides, domestic employees, renters, and sub-tenants

Laundry carts

• If laundry carts are still in use, please do not remove them from the laundry room. You should wash your laundry bag to reuse with clean laundry or clean your non-washable basket before reusing.
• Laundry carts are for laundry only. Please do not transport other items using the cart.

 Executive order – face coverings

Governor Cuomo issued an executive order still in effect stating that masks or face coverings must be worn anywhere that you are unable to maintain proper social distancing.

• All residents should be wearing masks or face covering when they leave their apartments at all times. Hallways, lobbies, elevators, laundry rooms, and mail rooms are all areas where it is hard to properly practice social distancing.
• Anyone non-resident who enters the building must have a face covering. There are no exceptions.

Paperless billing

• Due to the delays with the US mail, management is strongly recommending everyone sign up for paperless billing. You can turn it off at any time.
• If you do not receive regular mailed invoice by the end of 5 May, please contact me.
• To sign up and activate this service, you must follow these steps: Go to the reviewmyinvoice.com and click on “Register Now”. The information that you enter, such as your name, address, and account number (including hyphen), should be exactly as they appear on your rent bill. The whole process will take just a few minutes.

Noise

As all residents adjust to staying home please remember that there will be more regular noise than usual especially during the day. There are people working from home, students home schooling and non-essential workers out of work among others. However, please be respectful of your neighbors and try to limit noise as best as possible. Physical activities should be curtailed to apartment conditions and coordinated on a schedule with your neighbors if it is problematic. All apartments are required to have 80 percent floor coverings.

MEMORANDUM

To: All residents – Nagle Apartments

Date: 24 April 2020

Re: COVID-19 – Update

Noise

As all residents adjust to staying home, please remember that there will be more regular noise than usual, especially during the day. There are people working from home, students home schooling, and non-essential workers out of work, among others. However, please be respectful of your neighbors and try to limit noise as best as possible. Physical activities should be curtailed to apartment conditions and coordinated on a schedule with your neighbors if it is problematic. All apartments are required to have 80% floor coverings.

Special recycling programs suspended

The city has suspended all special recycling programs, which includes textile/clothing bins, organic recycling, and eCycle electronic recycling. Organics and textiles can be thrown out in regular trash. Electronics must be kept in apartments or brought to recycling centers. Many centers are closed, so keeping in your apartment for the time being is the best course of action.

Newspapers

If you are not staying in your apartment during the pandemic and have newspapers being delivered, please notify the super if you want them put in your apartment. Otherwise, they will be recycled after a few days. This is to avoid old papers from piling up.

Executive order – face coverings

• Governor Cuomo issued an executive order now in effect stating that masks or face coverings must be worn anywhere that you are unable to maintain proper social distancing. It is strongly recommended that all residents should be wearing masks or face covering when they leave their apartments at all times. Hallways, lobbies, elevators, laundry rooms, and mail rooms are all areas that it is hard to properly practice social distancing.
• Anyone non-resident who enters the building must have a face covering. There are no exceptions.