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Paladin Clubhouse - (302) 764-5335
New Castle County Police Non-Emergency - (302) 573-2800
New Castle County Code Enforcement - (302) 395-5555
Delaware State Environmental Complaints (call to report foul odors 24 hours a day) - (800) 662-8802
Delaware Helpline (provides information on state government agencies and referrals to community services) - (800) 464-HELP
Senior Roll Call Lifeline (run by New Castle County Police, this service provides a daily telephone call to seniors; each morning you will receive a phone call and a prerecorded message will ask if you are OK -- simply hang up the phone and the computer will note that all is well) - (800) 239-5151
ELDERInfo(Delaware State Insurance Assistance program designed to help seniors with Medicare questions and concerns) - (800) 336-9500
Community Legal Aid Society Inc.(provides legal services to low income, elderly and disabled people) - (302) 575-0660
SCAT: DART First State (senior citizen discount taxi service) - (800) 652-DART
City of Wilmington Information Services (ask questions or report complaints and suggestions) - (302) 576-CITY
New Castle County Information Services (for property questions, county complaints and more) - (302) 395-1111 | Paladin Club Condominiums: Some History In January 2005 real estate developer Pettinaro Company turned over to the owners the final section of Paladin Club Condominiums, Paladin Club XI Condominium.
There are 27 buildings on three streets, in which there are 174 condominium units. All units are flats, six or seven to a building, and range in size from efficiencies to three bedrooms. In addition, there are about 50 garages in Paladin XI. The more than 500 units that comprise Paladin Club Condominiums are built on property originally owned by William Sellers, an iron magnate, whose mansion used to be by the tennis courts, and overlooked his Edgemoor Iron Works down by the river.
The units, originally Clifton Park Apartments, rentals built in 1949, were renovated in four phases, and each is managed individually.
A Council of three volunteer owners meets monthly. The Council is responsible for hiring a professional property management firm to handle the day-to-day operations of Paladin XI, developing and overseeing an annual budget, and enforcing the rules and regulations which all owners agreed to when purchasing their units.
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