The HOA Board will be holding an open meeting to discuss “Ongoing & 2024 Strategic Plans/Projects” on Wednesday, March 20th.
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Jim
3/14/2024 06:47:25 pm
Tell me what "revenue generating" projects we have successfully added in the last 10 years?
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Weston F Dobson
3/14/2024 07:31:02 pm
What time is the meeting?
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Sheila Sparling
3/14/2024 07:58:49 pm
Replace all those lights along walkways that break easily back to the previous style. Some have been done but only at residents request. Still quite a few out there.
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Lynn MacDonald
3/14/2024 09:16:55 pm
Here’s a cost-saving idea…..Stop wasting $ on planting annuals every year in front of the condos. We agree with some nice plantings in common areas but there is no need for them in front of every condo/home which is expensive. A huge majority of the annuals are barely buried in the soil by the landscapers and die quickly. Many homeowners choose to remove them and plant their own perennials which last year after year. Another idea although not sure if already implemented ? Only heat the pools from Nov to April. No need to waste $ heating them all year round.
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Gym User
3/15/2024 06:25:20 am
I use our fitness centre. Leave the gym as is! The only items that possibly need replacing are the front doors as, when they are shut, there is a gap between the two doors and wind/sand gets in. The gym is not a busy place and it serves its purpose. We don’t need state of the art equipment or decor. Look at the people that use it…no state of the art fashionistas.
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T Rosa
3/25/2024 10:50:05 am
One of the reasons the gym is under utilized is the poor condition of the facility. I also use the gym daily and have tolerated the lousy condition and tired equipment for YEARS. If we upgrade the facility more home owners will use it. When I undated the facility at PGA West their home owner use went up 45%
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Bunny Humphreys-Hogg
3/15/2024 08:14:39 am
I agree with Lynn. The annuals are a waste of time and money. I planted beautiful perennials that were removed and replaced with short lived annuals. It is a sweet idea whose time has passed..Plant perenials or give us a list of the ones you will allow.
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Golf Cart User
3/15/2024 11:04:54 am
I don't use my cart for Golf. I just ride it on Lousy Roads to visit my friends on various roads and its tearing up my cart. please fix them ALL!
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Mike
3/16/2024 08:12:57 am
The Mountain View Grill has served its purpose and is costing the homeowners in DP money that will never be recovered.
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Rozemarie Sweet
3/17/2024 01:46:52 pm
I'm a new member and noticed the Mountain View Grill closed early last Sunday for a private event. I did get served before the kitchen closed. But others were not so lucky. Reducing the menu and the price to quick orders i.e. hamburgers, sandwiches, during the dinner time maybe an alternative. Breakfast is one of the best things on the menu.
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Just so everyone knows.... Patrol Services now purportedly has a radar gun. I certainly support stopping and fining speeders and reckless driving. I moved here because its safe and secure. But, now, Patrol services is being overly zealous giving out violation notices if you go 30 in a 25 mph zone or a rolling stop. No check on whether they're moving themselves or if they have a good aim to get the right vehicle. And not a polite warning; they discreetly leave a notice a your door without even knocking or ringing the doorbell to have a pleasant conversation. I want a safe and beautiful place to live, but not some place where I feel I'm in a police state. Let's secure the perimeter and not employ overzealous rent a cops.
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David
4/28/2024 10:09:16 am
Golf carts are the worst-case.
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