Just a short time ago, we became aware that the elevator was stuck on the 8th floor. We hope to have a service technician out to investigate and correct the issue prior to Monday.
We appreciate your understanding while we work to correct the problem. If you have any questions, please call the Management Office at 610-544-6000.
In the meantime, the other elevator in the Harvard building is functioning, as are the two elevators in the Princeton building.
It has come to the attention of the Management Office, that residents and/or their guests are parking in areas that are NOT designated parking spaces.
Please note that Management has the authority to IMMEDIATELY tow vehicles that are parked illegally, without notice. We wish to avoid that and request that you ONLY parking in the designated parking spaces.
If one lot is full, there are typically parking spaces in another Strath Haven parking lot. And you can safely walk through the building to get to your unit.
We thank you in advance for your prompt attention to this request. Any questions, please contact the Management Office at 610-544-6000.
Starting on Monday, January 27 at 7 am, ALL parking spaces facing Harvard Avenue will be closed off while necessary repairs are made to the damaged railroad tie wall. The parking spaces will be opened at the end of each day but you will need to vacate the space by 7 am each day. The work is anticipated to take several days to complete.
Should you have any questions, please contact the Management Office.
Management is pleased to report that the elevator is now functioning. It appears that it somehow lost the ability to communicate with the system and therefore could not run.
We appreciate your patience while the service company worked to find the problem and make the necessary corrections.
While make some necessary repairs to the air handler, an issue was detected that required a part to ordered. Unfortunately we don’t expect to have the part until early next week. As soon as the part is received, Liberty will be out to install it.
In the meantime, the Princeton air handler is working and will provide some relief in the hallways.
Any questions, please contact the Management Office at 610-544-6000
The handicap push buttons that operate the outer door in the 5th floor service entrance are not operational.
You must manually push or pull the door in order to enter or exit the building.
A new part is being ordered and will be installed promptly upon receipt of the part.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you. Should you have any questions, please contact the Management Office at 610-544-6000.
The staff came in this morning to find the elevator stuck on the 12th floor. Pat tried resetting it but that did not work and a service all was placed. We hope to have the technician out today.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause you and your guests. The other passenger elevator in Princeton is working, as are the two (2) elevators in Harvard.
Please contact the Management Office if you have any questions.
A few moments ago, the Management Office received a few calls about a strong odor of gas. Upon checking out the reports, it became clear that the odor was originating from outside the building.
This was confirmed by Swarthmore College, who also received multiple reports of a gas odor. They informed us that there are several different reports coming in over the police radio.
Therefore, for the next hour or so, we are shutting down both air handlers until the problem is either determined or is resolved.
Thank you for understanding in this matter. Any questions, please contact the Management Office at 610-544-6000.
On Saturday, November 2, our service company came out to install the new computer board. Unfortunately the elevator only ran for a few minutes before it went down again. The tech tried to determine the cause of the malfunction but was unable to do so.
Therefore they are sending out an investigator to further look into the issues that are leading to the malfunction. We hope to have someone out here by tomorrow.
Thank you for your understanding while we work to resolve this ongoing issue.
