A PLACE TO BE
Thursday, February 16, 2012
February Coffee Meeting
Lots 274 and 364 want a dog park. This will be brought up at the Regular Meeting.
From the audience.
Lot 870 complained about his four year sewage smell. The GM is working to solve it thinking the air release valves need to be relocated in-between the pump stations instead of at the stations along with sending a video probe down in the affected sewer area to detect leaks.
Lot 571 asked for someone to explain this vote item he received in the Annual Meeting packet. VP McBride said our Declaration and Bylaws have us under both the Condominium Act 81 and 82. This vote is to have the Park exclusively use Condominium Act 82 and rid the park of Act 81 that holds a lot of the gray areas that lawyers can argue thus costing our Village less in lawyer fees if litigation happens over a foreclosure.
Lot 329 asked who is going to pay for the cleanup of the unused concrete being dumped in our dumpster area. GM said the Village is responsible. Owner later asked how many foreclosed lots do the Park currently have and what will be done with them? The answer was three and it has yet to be determined what to do with them.
Lot 828 asked the Board to pass a rule when a member or spouse of a member of the Board passes away that it will be put on the marquee.
Lot 708 for the second month asked what’s being done with the street lights being out. Answer was the power company has the work order.
Lot 831 asked why last Wednesday’s chicken night time was shortened. Answer, it was shorten to prepare for a 7pm event. Same person asked why not make the event start at 8pm instead. No answer, only laughter.
Lot 627 walked in and asked why we have an unused treadmill sitting in the hallway for months when we have people like right now 3 deep waiting to use one. He asked can be put it in the exercise room. Request approved.
Lot 96 said there are maintenance needs for the pavilion. Board said they will look into it.
Lot 171 had a problem with not getting channel 18 while using HD.
Lot 106-108 said there is a consistent body of water in his yard along with having low water pressure. He wondered when that might be looked at.
Lot 491 had a problem with receiving a letter from the Association. This letter as it turned out put golf restrictions upon him. He thought that the four members on the Golf Committee have overstepped their authority and wanted the Board to intervene. One member of the Golf Committee got up and explains the situation that brought them to send this letter. After hearing the explanation, the individual who received the letter said the explanation was a lie and the members on the Committee lie. After things settled it appears that the letter stays.
SC 120 said the Coastal Current had a nice article about LIV’s golf course.
The general manager requested that the Board add to next week’s agenda a discussion and vote towards a new electric CPL contract. The old 3 yr. 9 cents per kWh contract to which the previous general manager touted as a super deal is to possibly be replaced with a new 2 yr. contract at 5 cents per kWh. It will be on the agenda.
Lot 329 took issue in somehow our GM was laying pressure on the Board to make a hasty decision.
Lot 96 wanted to improve the restaurant’s window shades.
Workshop.
On the agenda for the Regular Meeting next week will be the credit card bill pay, a new CPL contract, and the dog park.
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2 comments:
I listened with interest to the individual complaining about losing his golf cart privileges. The suspension seems entirely appropriate for any chronic violator of cart path rules. Unfortunately, he is not much worse than a few others who seem to have escaped the attention of golf committe members.
It is ironic that such a high percentage of people using golf carts on the course are really overweight and would really benefit from getting more exercise by walking.
You have to compare these people to the golf committee member who actually walked the course several times while missing his whole hip joint. He is to be admired.
Obviously you have not golfed with this individual. Many others were warned about where they should drive and they obeyed the rules. He blatantly kept driving near the greens, over sprinklers, into wet areas and was very rude when asked to use the paths. He got what he deserved.
As for many overweight people, I don't know why so many use carts. Some have bad knees or weak hearts, we can't judge their health issues. A handicapped flag is required, tho not entirely enforced.
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