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Contact Information
Arlington Oaks,
A Condominium,
professionally managed
by Value Properties
Management Office &
Community Center Address
4490 N. Pershing Drive
Arlington, VA 22203
Email:
office@arlingtonoaks.com
Office Hours:
Monday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wed. - Fri.: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Tel. 703-524-0601
Fax 703-524-0745
After Hours Emergencies
703-944-4016
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COMING UP - FOOD DRIVE FOR ARLINGTON FOOD ASSISTANCE CENTER THROUGH AUGUST 16th
In Progress - Boiler Preventive Maintenance
(we have lots of boilers!)
Arlington Oaks is a beautiful condominium community in Arlington, Virginia consisting of 372 garden condominiums on 18 acres of land. The buildings are set in spacious courtyards with small grassy knolls and an abundance of mature oaks unrivaled in Arlington. Our community is minutes from the Ballston Metro and Washington, DC. (pictures here)
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CAVA COMING TO CLARENDON
Posted on Jul 7, 2010 Comments (0)
The Greek restaurant has signed a deal to open its third area location within the new Station Square development along Clarendon Boulevard in Arlington. The restaurant has leased 3,900 square feet of space, according to Tom Papadopoulos of Papadopoulos Properties, who brokered the deal.
“I think it’s our perfect demographic,” Cava owner Ted Xenohristos said. “Plus, it’s like a little city over there. I really fell in love with the space right away.”
Cava got its start in Rockville, and eventually expanded to Capitol Hill’s Barracks Row neighborhood, where it is one of the area’s busiest destinations. The Clarendon space will be similar in size to the Capitol Hill location, which is about twice the size of the original Rockville restaurant. The company also has a retail line of products.
The Clarendon Cava will be very similar to the group’s other restaurants, though Xenohristos is toying with some new ideas, such as adding a rotisserie spit for cooking meats.
Xenohristos is working with D.C. based Core Architecture and Design on the buildout. He hopes to open within the next six to seven months.
Meanwhile, Cava's pending arrival is consistent with the recent trend of local entrepreneurs rather than chain restaurants taking the lead in Clarendon restaurant expansion
WHY SHOULD I CALL THE POLICE? A CITIZEN'S GUIDE
Posted on May 3, 2010 Comments (0)
The battle against crime is one demanding the combined efforts of police and citizens. Because police cannot be omnipresent – all places, all times – the Police Department is dependent on
citizen cooperation in the fight against crime. Many crimes could be prevented if more citizens would be alert for suspicious activity and take
appropriate measures to notify police. Tips about contacting the police here
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Upcoming Events |
| Monthly Board of Directors Meeting |
Tuesday, August 17th, 7:00 PM at Arlington Oaks Community Center
This is the monthly meeting for the community and the Board of Directors - All residents welcome
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| Buckingham Community Civic Association Mtg. |
Monday, September 20th at Arlington Oaks Community Center
Regular meeting of the BCCA
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| Monthly Board of Directors Meeting |
Tuesday, September 21st, 7:00 PM at Arlington Oaks Community Center
This is the monthly meeting for the community and the Board of Directors - All residents welcome
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| Monthly Board of Directors Meeting |
Tuesday, October 19th, 7:00 PM at Arlington Oaks Community Center
This is the monthly meeting for the community and the Board of Directors - All residents welcome
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| Buckingham Community Civic Association Mtg. |
Monday, November 15th at Arlington Oaks Community Center
Regular meeting of the BCCA
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FUN ONE-DAY WORKSHOPS
Precious Metal Clay
 Join in on learning about the latest material in jewelry making. Students will make a pendant and dangle earrings from start to finish. Learn properties and types of PMC, how to form, roll, texture, drill, make bales, prepare for firing and finishing techniques, including patinas. A $40 materials fee to be paid to the instructor. Location: Fairlington Community Center
Instructor: Paula Coupe
Ages: Adults
Saturday, July 31st 10am-4pm
Class code: 440110A
For additional information, contact:
Jessica Sauer
Community Arts Class Program Manager
Arlington County, VA, Department of Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources
Thomas Jefferson Community Center
3501 2nd St S Arlington, VA 22204
Office: (703) 228-5922
RED LIGHT CAMERAS COMING TO THE AREA
 WARNING PERIOD ENDS JULY 13TH -- Four of Arlington's most-traveled intersections are about to get a whole lot safer. Beginning in June, red-light cameras will be installed to help reduce traffic violations and improve pedestrian and auto safety. Don't worry -- there will be a 30-day "awareness period" in which violators will get warnings, not tickets.
REMEMBER TO CHECK THE FREE CLASSIFIEDS SECTION FOR RENTAL UNITS, UNITS FOR SALE, FURNITURE, AND OTHER ITEMS.
RECENT SECURITY ASSESSMENT BY ARLINGTON COUNTY POLICE DEPT.
Property walks were conducted in late March by Heather Hurlock, Lt. APO, a crime prevention specialist of the Arlington County Police Department. Her observations and suggestions are documented here. We will update this document weekly to show progress on the various issues. (updated 4/28/10 - Editor)
AN 8.9 PERCENT RATE REDUCTION HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR DOMINION VIRGINIA POWER RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS
This rate reduction also applies to us as a community, reducing the overall costs for the Association's utility bills.
STORM ASSESSMENT REPORT
We are preparing a report for the community that will document our expenses for snow removal and property damages incurred during the February snowstorms. This will take some time as we're waiting on various adjusters and estimates but feel it's important that the community is aware of real costs for this unusual series of events.
FINAL 2009 REPLACEMENT RESERVE STUDY
Replacement reserves are a way of identifying, quantifying, and budgeting needed monies to fund future major building repairs and replacements. As properties age, expenditures for replacements and improvements are imperative to maintaining the asset and its competitive position in the market. Insufficient funding of replacement reserves may result in significant physical deterioration, functional obsolescence, more costly future expenditures, and will impact value, use, and aesthetics . Complete report available here |
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 Birthday Parties, Bridal & Baby Showers? Club Meetings?
The meeting room in the Arlington Oaks Community Center is available for rental by residents for parties, meetings, etc. Reservation Form available here. Please call the office to check availability and discuss details. |
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