“PAL ANNOUNCES ANNUAL SAND SCULPTURE CONTEST”
As a way to help The Town of Fairfield celebrate its 375th birthday, the Fairfield Beach Residents Association has joined with the Fairfield PAL to sponsor this year’s Sand Sculpture contest at Penfield Beach. In addition to the normal prizes for the contest, the FBRA will be providing additional prizes to help make this year’s event more like a birthday party.
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In Memory of Dr. James Baum
A day that I attended the funeral for Dr. James Baum. Jim Baum was a founding member of the Fairfield Beach Residents Association, a past President and one of the association’s most valuable contributors over the years. The testaments and accolades at his service this afternoon touched the heart and truth of one of kindest and sincerest persons I have ever had the pleasure to know. On behalf of the FBRA Board and its membership – thank you Jimmy Baum, we love you and we will miss you.
State of CT Gets $30m
To Help Homeowners Mitigate Floods
Power Point Presentation on 9/12 Town Flood Hazard Mitigation Grant Program Session Powerpoint Presentation. More details.
Please contact Jim Wendt Fairfield Town Zoning
at 256-3050 for more info.
FBRA Donates to the
The Sandy Ground Project
Playground built at Penfield Beach
Relocating Sand Info From the DEEP
click on Beach Area News Link
BLIGHTED Properties
To report Blight in your neighborhood to the town please click link
http://www.fairfieldct.org/blight.htm
Sandy Left a Toxic FootPrint
Please click the links below to learn how to
stay safe while fixing your homes
http://www.ct.gov/dph/lib/dph/environmental_health/pdf/post_flood_facts.pdfhttp://www.ct.gov/dph/cwp/view.asp?a=3115&q=45
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THE FBRA
The Fairfield Beach Road Association (FBRA), founded in 1955, was incorporated in 1970 to foster the interests of Fairfield Beach Road residents. The goals of the FBRA as stated in its By-Laws are: to represent and implement the interests and desires of the membership in maintaining and improving Fairfield Beach, Fairfield, Connecticut, and vicinity; to promote cooperation among the owners and renters of property at Fairfield Beach; to represent the common interests of the membership in relation to governmental authorities and generally to provide for the mutual assistance, enjoyment, entertainment and the improvement of all such persons in connection with residing in the Fairfield beach area.
In 1998 The FBRA amended its by-laws to expand the geographic coverage of the association. The new name became the Fairfield Beach Residents Association and the membership now includes residents who live in the area encompassing the Old Post Road to Beach Road and Reef Road and all of Fairfield Beach Road.
Dear FBRA Member,
Without a doubt the entire FBRA Membership was affected in some way with Hurricane Sandy; for many the struggle and challenge to get back to some normalcy continues. I hope that you all continue down that path successfully.
This hurricane considered by many and according to newspaper accounts, was the worst since the “Great Hurricane of 1938”. As a member of the beach community, and I believe I speak for all of the FBRA membership, I would like to thank our Police, Fire, Health, Public Works Departments and the many who support the Town of Fairfield for the exemplary work each of them did before, during and after Hurricane Sandy.
In the wake of this devastating storm it has left many with difficult decisions to make. Do you tear down and rebuild, tear down and sell, raise and repair, or repair and sell. We are acutely aware of the cost, the guidelines that need to be adhered to and of course the never ending issues with FEMA and other insurances.
The FBRA has tried to keep you informed with information, from the Town and the Federal agencies, necessary to recover. I am thankful for the help from FBRA members who too were and continue to be displaced from their homes.
Prior to the Hurricane the FBRA Erosion Committee continued pursuing methods and options to protect our shoreline. We plan to share some ideas at the FBRA Annual Meeting on September 11, 2013 from 7 – 9 at the Penfield II Pavilion.
The success of the FBRA will continue with your commitment to stay involved – I hope that you will. We will continue to address: beach erosion, activities of town government, litter and neighborhood safety. Your membership dues pay for our litter cleanups, plantings, insurance, newsletter mailings, legal fees and other expenses related to our work on behalf of the neighborhood.
FBRA objectives for 2013-14
- Continue to work with Town, State and Federal Authorities to deter Beach Erosion.
- Support Police presence and seek continued speeding enforcement.
- Continue beach and street clean-ups.
- Continue to work with all Town agencies regarding adherence to Town Ordinances and laws pertinent to the Beach Area.
- Create fun and beneficial interactive community events
Thanks for your support
Sincerely,
Planting Sea Grass Can Help Restore Your Beachfront
click "Did You Know" link above for details
Slow Down in Our Town Car Magnets
Magnets are available upon request.
paigeapalmer@gmail.com
Storm & Flood Emergency Number - 254-4899
Welcome Sign on Reef Rd
BOARD MEETINGS:
First Wednesday of every month - 7:30 pm
Annual Meetings - Every September
All dues paying members are encouraged to attend the annual meeting
held in September at the Penfield I. Want to get on the agenda?
contact a Board Member
Board of Directors 2013
Officers:
Paige Herman, President, FBR
Joanne Landino, Vice President, FBR
Ilse Martin, Treasurer, College Place
Becky Bunnell, Secretary, FBR
Board Members:
Charles Abercrombie, Past President, FBR
Roy Friedman, FBR
Kathryn Strachan, Reef Road
Donna Alatakis, Penfield Road
George McCloskey, Eunice Ave.
Roy King, Fairfield Beach Rd.
Jill Walker, FBR
Deanna Hoffman, Rowland Rd.
Jeff Levitt, Rowland Rd.
Alyssa Israel,
Joe Cafferelli, College Place
David Zieff, FBR
Rick Grauer, FBR
Links:
Town of Fairfield; www.FairfieldCT.org
State of CT: www.CT.gov
Contact: FBRA 203.259.0747
PO Box 513
Fairfield, CT 06824
