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Work Orders
are used to track building issues and to
help keep them under control. The
following is a list of reasons to call the
Property Management Office to request a Work
Order to be opened:
Temperature discomfort
Changing, adding, or deleting parking
spaces
Burned out light bulbs
Requests for special cleaning or
complaints regarding existing cleaning
Requests including changes in the physical
space or changes with locks and keys
How to open a Work Order Ticket:
1. Designate
a tenant liaison; someone who will be in
charge of calling the Property Management
office for each issue. This will limit
the amount of calls we receive regarding the
same incident.
2. Place a
call into the Property Management Dept. at
201-712-1000, extension 113. Either
leave the message on the voice mail, or if
it is an emergency, follow the prompts.
3. A Work
Order will be opened and faxed to the
Building Manager, he will complete the order
and ask for your signature approving that
the work was complete.
There may be
charges incurred depending on the work that
is done.
New Year’s Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
Please notify the Property Management Office
if your offices will be open on any of the
above dates and you require building
services. These will be provided to you at
your expense.
Contact Information
Property Management Office:
201-712-1000, x. 113
Property Management Fax:
201-712-1274
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Planning
to Renovate?
 Before
you go breaking down walls, there are
some steps that must be taken.
Renovations include any additions,
revisions, remodeling, demolitions,
partition installation and/or general
improvements to your space, including
painting, carpeting and shelving
installation.
The steps
to get the process moving along are as
follows:
√ Plans
for work to be performed must be
reviewed and approved by the Property
Manager prior to construction.
√ Permits must be obtained by General
Contractor
√ Certificates of Insurance must be
submitted into Property Management (see
Insurance form below)
Planning to Move Out or In
We
have created a simple to follow list of
important information on what to do
prior to your move.
Click here to view.
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Contractors Insurance
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Movers Insurance
Requirements |
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Emergency Contact Sheet |
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Signage Changes/Updates |
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Fire/Life Safety Manual |
pdf |
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Building Rules |
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Marc Salas
has been the Building Manager of 101
Madison Ave for 17 years. He decided to
stay with Alexander Summer when the
building was purchased by Summer in
1999. While employed with the prior
owners, Marc successfully completed the
build-outs of more than half of the
tenant spaces.
Marc graduated from Morristown County
College with an Associates in Business
Administration. He then went on to get
his real estate license. He has been a
resident of Morristown for approximately
21 years.
Before working as Building Manager at
101 Madison Ave, Marc worked as a
general contractor.
The
experience he received from that type of
work reflects his work at the building.
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