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Welcome to Greenwood Condominiums in Nashua, NH

History of Greenwoood

Greenwood was built in 1979 on a 16-acre site located on Daniel Webster Highway South in Nashua, NH. The complex includes seven buildings of twenty-four units each in a country cluster-style setting and features patios for all first-floor units, with balconies for all second- and third-floor units.

About

The 16-acre grounds of Greenwood boast beautiful landscaping and feature country style cluster settings. The complex includes seven buildings of 24 units each for a total of 168 units. One deeded carport is included with each unit and well-lit spaces are available for second vehicles and temporary guest parking. Read more..

Welcome

This site is sponsored by the Greenwood Condominium Owners' Association. The objective of this site is to promote a sense of community, empowering both the owners and the residents to improve and enhance our living experience at Visitors are also welcome.

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Board of Directors

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Management Company: Great North Property Management
Local address: ● 636 Daniel Webster Hwy, ,
Merrimack, NH 03054
Property Manager: Sandra Cote, 603-891-1800
E-mail: Sandra.cote@greatnorth.net

Board Members

Betty Lapointe
Christine Arouchon
Catherine Eames
Ramesh Vaswani
Smit Kadakia

Financial Advisor

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Available Units

One Bedroom Layout

Two Bedroom Layout

Building Plan

Feedback

Local Pols

Mayor and Aldermen

For contact information, go to the City of Nashua website and click on the City Government tab.

State Legislators

For contact information, go to the NH state website and click on the House of Representatives or the State Senate link.

Condo Docs

Here is a group of documents that may be of general interest to owners and residents. Some of these documents are in PDF format and require Adobe Reader for viewing. This free software may be downloaded from Adobe.com.
Info Letter
Current financial data
Condo Insurance Changes - March, 2012
Certificate of Registration, 1987
Declaration, 1987
Bylaws, 1987
Affidavit regarding a scrivener's error, 1987
Bylaws amendment regarding the BOD, 1991
Certification of vote, 2006
Unit Owner’s Insurance & Acceleration of Assessments amendments, recorded 03/12, Book 8403, Pages 1301-1394 Condo rules
Grilling Rules
Registry of deeds

Residents Newsletter

NEWS

This page contains selected articles from recent issues of the Greenwood newsletter. This free newsletter is available to all residents and owners at Greenwood.

Neighborly Reminder

As spring/summer approach, there will be a lot more activity outside with children playing, people walking outside and windows open to let in the fresh air. Please be mindful of your neighbor�s privacy and the need for after-hours peace and quiet. All personal belongings (i.e. kids toys, shoes etc.) need to be stored inside the unit Trash bags are not to be left in hallways or on decks and patios. All trash must be bagged and placed in the trash receptacles. No parking on the grass. NO PETS allowed. Be careful poison sumac is on site. .

GREENWOOD CONDOMINIUM

The maintenance office is to be contacted in the event of any property maintenance types of issues. For all other questions/concerns, not related to property maintenance, please contact your Property Manager, Sandy Cote at: Great North Property Management sandra.cote@greatnorth.net 1-603-816-6173 .

IMPORTANT NOTICE

If you hear the fire alarm: Dial 911. Advise the dispatcher of the alarm and your location. Leave the building, alerting neighbors as you leave.Call maintenance at 888-2666. The Fire Department is not automatically alerted in the event of alarm activation. Board of Directors

SPECIAL NOTICE

To prevent automobile theft:
Lock all vehicles at night.
Leave no valuables in your vehicle.
If you have a security alarm or other auto theft preventive device, use it.
Be vigilant. Call 911 if you witness unusual activity.
If you have further questions, please call 888-2666. Board of Directors

REQUESTS

All after-hours, holiday, and weekend resident requests to unlock building security or unit doors, will be charged at the flat rate of $100.00 per event. Maintenance personnel will ask the resident to sign a work order before allowing entry to the building or unit. The Board strongly encourages renters to contact their respective landlords before involving maintenance personnel. If the resident initiating a call for assistance deems the lockout rateexcessive, the name of a locksmith will be provided. There is no charge for lockout service from 7:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Monday through Friday.

REQUESTS AND COMPLAINTS

Please note that all requests and complaints must be submitted in writing and sent to Sandra Cote at Great North Property Management. Phone calls are always welcome, but your letters are required for necessary action to be taken. Nothing formal is needed outside of the name and/or unit of the offending parties, the complaint or violation and must be signed or a signature line inserted. Please note that all correspondence remains confidential between the members of the Board and Great North Property Management. No anonymous correspondence will be acted on. Sandra Cote, Property Manager at Great North Property Management, 636 Daniel Webster Hwy,Merrimack, NH 03054 or Sandra.cote@greatnorth.net.

GREENWOOD VOLUNTEERS!

The Board is in need of volunteers to help with the "Projects Committee" perhaps someone from each building. There are many opportunities for residents to assist on a Website Committee, Landscape Committee, and possibly a Pool Committee in season. Your efforts are welcome, and you can make a difference in your community.
Please contact Sandra Cote at 603-891-1800 or Sandra.Cote@greatnorth.net if you would like to volunteer.

RULES

Please do not arbitrarily "buzz" people into the building unless you are sure who is initiating the call. Allowing people into a building "blindly" compromises the security of all its residents.
Please remember that Greenwood has a limited number of common parking spaces, and use of the carports is essential to help alleviate parking issues.
Please be respectful of your neighbor when furnishing or beautifying your deck or patio. Debris from bird feeders and potted plants can become a nuisance to the person that resides below you. In addition, these areas must not become a collection area for mops, brooms, wastebaskets, etc. Enjoy your area, but always be respectful of your surroundings.
Please do not park on the grass.

Suspicious Activity

For suspicious activity that poses no threat to life or property the Nashua Police Department strongly recommends leaving a message on their Drug Hotline (603) 594-3597. This information goes into the city and regional drug hotline departments and databases; it does not go to dispatch to send a car for a drive by.

Greenwood Condo Rules