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Window washing, 5th floor thermostat, Stack water valves in mezzanine storage room, Keys - Bulger Lock, Emergency lighting testing template, Garage door remote programming, Zoom meeting notice, Annual fire alarm testing

Windows

Window Washing - generally twice a year, summer and winter

10/13/25: Window washing should include the tops of the glass awnings around the NW corner of the buiding. Best to do this in two stages: first when washing the the wondows above and second after the awnings have had a chance to dry out so a broom can be used to sweep the slots between the glass sheets. The second stage may require entry to the awnings from unit 21 or 22.

Sheila Yokers

Puget Sound Window Maintenance, Inc.

Cell 206.395.4334 | Office 206.403.1290 | Fax 206.433.0280

P.O. Box 66152 | Seattle WA 98166 | sheila@pswm.net

Arranged by Lynda

Lynda should send out an email to all residents to say window wash coming up and that they'll need to close their windows (and shades/blinds)

Washers do not need to enter units. (except for finishing glass awning cleaning)

The day before washing, unlock the roof gate and make sure the water is turned on since the washers will need to refill their buckets on the roof. At end of day, relock gate.

Before the washers start, walk with them around east and north side of building and jointly inspect glass awnings to make sure they are not cracked.

Someone must meet the washers when they arrive at 8:00 am, provide them fobs (small, blue, round) to get into the building and use the elevator. Record who has which fob number. Get the fobs back when the washers have finished.

5th Floor Thermostat

On Dec 12, 2023, at 12:00 PM, David Caldwell <dave.caldwell111@gmail.com> wrote:

John

I’m not sure if you picked this up, but operation of the 5th floor thermostat should be added to your institutional knowledge list. It needs to be adjusted seasonally, on/off, up/down, and set a schedule to adjust. Chris is might be the only one that knows how to operate. Maybe Barry but maybe not. There is a code to get in to adjust. That’s all I know except that it’s a fire drill every season change.

Thanks

Dave Caldwell

10/13/25

Metropole has a fan system over the elevator shaft that circulates air and a Reznor heating system that provides heat to the living area hallways (Floors 2-6). The thermostat that control fan and heat is on the wewst wall of 5th floor hallway just south of the elevator. Mid April (?) the heat should be turned off (but not the air circulation) and mid October the heat should be turned on again.

The thermostat ia Honeywell VisionPRO 8000 Redlink (TH8110R1008)

Touch screen to make it active and choose Menu > Security settings.

Scroll down to Change Lock Mode, choose that and enter password 2939 (if you remove the unit from the bracket holding it to the wall, you can see "2939" written with a black sharpie on the bracket).

Turn Heat On

Make sure you’re on the screen that says
“System” at the top and shows Heat Off with arrows underneath.
Tap the right arrow (▶) until the word Heat is highlighted or shown by itself.
Tap Done (bottom-right corner of the screen).

Set the Temperature

Once you return to the main home screen:

You should now see System: Heat near the top.
Use the ▲/▼ arrows to set your desired temperature.
When the heat turns on, you’ll see “Heating” or a small flame icon.

What “Permanent Hold” Does

The thermostat will ignore all programmed schedules.
It will keep the temperature you set — day and night — until you change it again or cancel the hold.
You’ll see “Permanent Hold” or “Hold” displayed on the screen, confirming it’s locked at that setting.

To re-lock it:

Tap Menu → Security Settings.
Choose Change Lock Mode.
Enter your 4-digit password (the date code).
Select: Partial Lock – allows temp changes only.

operation-honeywell-home-th8110r1008-owners-manual.pdf

Stack water valves in mezzanine storage room

VALVE -1 VALVE-2 VALVE-3 VALVE-4 VALVE-5

UNITS: UNITS: UNITS: UNITS: UNITS:

26 24 21/22 23 25

36 34 31/32 33 35

46 44 41/42 43 45

56 54 51/52 53 55

66 64 61/62 63 65

NW corner valves 1, 2, 5

SE corner valves 3 and 4

Keys - Bulger Lock

206-363-8787 ?

11507 Lake City

Feb 2023

MK - Master Key opens ALL common areas doors

EX3 - replaces EX2 (Feb 10, 2023) (Northside garage and eastside gate and door

S1 - storage door - mezzanine

Vendor keys:

V1 - Fire, Electrical, FACP, Internet (P1 area)

V2 - Sprinkler Riser, Main Water Shut-Off (P1 area)

V3 - Elevator Equipment Room (P2 Area)

V4 - Elevator Hasndicapped Lift (P2 Area)

V5 - Lobby Storage

Emergency Lighting Testing Template

Print out to assist emergency lighting annual checking

Metropole Emergency Lights Testing Template 2-3-23.pdf

Garage Door Remote Programming

Windows Live Hotmail Print Message

Sat 3/5/11 2:11 PM

shift

Garage Door Remote Programming

Phyllis Ann Carney (kidread@comcast.net)

Sat 3/05/11 2:11 PM

Friedle Barry (bfriedle@msn.com)

Carney Phyllis (kidread@comcast.net); Garland Steve (garlands10@yahoo.com)

Lift Master Remotes:

Model Star 250

Frequency 390

Cressy Door Company

206-632-0533

Cressy remote # 230

ADD REMOTE

(Open remote control panel)

Press remote to make sure that it does NOT have a number
Press ADD on panel and note number for remote number record
Press remote and hold (listen for two quick beeps)
Wait a bit for remote system reset - test remote to make sure it opens/closes door!

DONE！

DELETE REMOTE

(Open remote control panel)

Press DELETE on panel
Press in clicker number
Press DELETE again (isten for two quick beeps)

DONE:

Members should be invited well in advance of Zoom meetings and a notice displayed in the elevator.

Here's a sample below

METROPOLE

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2023

5PM VIA ZOOM

Meeting ID: 867 2720 5896-

Passcode: 878953

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86727205896?

pwd=T05W1ZIZ01BQytQc1BVYn LYOlTdz09

Fire alarm testing is done annually and requires access to units to confirm the alarm is audible. Here's a sample text to email to units and post in lobby and elevator.

Annual Fire Alarm Testing

The fire alarm testing is this Thursday (8-31-2023) starting at 12:01 PM. Access to each unit is required. You do not need to be home. The test takes about 30 seconds for each Unit. Please secure pets.

The elevator will be locked down during the testing. Expect a delay from 1-2 hours.

Barry Friedle

253-332-4803

bfriedle@msn.com

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