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HARBOUR
ISLE EAST
Condominium Association
WEATHER RELATED INFORMATION
Please be advised that it is an
owner responsibility to have the unit checked immediately
following any severe storm event.
The Association does not have adequate staffing to perform
an interior check for every unit which may or may not have
been affected.
In accordance with the
documents of Harbour Isle, it is the responsibility of the
unit owners to provide someone to monitor the individual
units. It also
states that the owners must provide the name and contact
information of these individuals or companies to the
Association or Management.
In order to protect the
Association from any and all liability, keys and access to
units will not be permitted without prior approvals from the
unit owners as stated above.
Please then provide the Manager’s office with the above
listed information at the earliest possible convenience,
preferably via email or in writing for a record copy.
It is also
recommended that if you have sustained any damage to your
unit, you advise your individual homeowner’s insurance
company and maintain all receipts.
Because a
number of units, particularly on the ground floor, have been
affected by some sort of water intrusion, we have been
conducting an ongoing investigation into the possible
sources of water entry.
It appears
the majority of water is entering through the A/C
intake/exhaust grills on the rear sides of the buildings.
Since each A/C unit services only one owner’s unit,
maintenance and repair of these units is the individual
homeowner’s responsibility. Because a number of units
appear to be affected by this possible entry point, the
Association is being proactive by attempting to collect as
much information as possible to ultimately find a solution.
The methodologies for repairs, cost of repairs, etc. are not
a cost to be borne by the Association since every unit is
NOT affected.
NOTE:
REFER TO YOUR HOME CARE AND MAINTENANCE GUIDE, PAGE 23 OF 26
“WINDOWS” ADVISING YOU TO PLACE TOWELS AT WINDOW SILLS
DURING PERIODS OF VERY HIGH WINDS AND HURRICANES.
Please be
patient and cooperative. Your assistance is necessary
and appreciated during any event of this nature. We
are making EVERY EFFORT to help find proper solutions.
Thank you for
your understanding,
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News and
General Interest
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The roundabout is complete
and looks great. We finally have an appropriate
entrance to Harbour Isle! The majority of road
construction on Seaway Drive is also finished,
complete with royal palms, beautiful
landscaping, and streetlights.
The last phase of construction in our area will
be Seaway Drive and A1A from Bayshore to
Gulfstream. This phase will include a new
roundabout at the corner near Jetty Park.
The city recently acquired additional property
from the old motel that provides more room for
that roundabout. Permits have been issued for
this last phase and construction will probably
start later in 2010. Jetty Park is also
scheduled for a much-needed overhaul. Plans look
really nice for this new park. Additionally,
there is a "linear park" in the works.
This is basically a wide walkway that will
eventually stretch from the Jetty all the way up
the bridge. You can see the initial phase of
this walkway has already started at Jetty Park.
The city has secured right-of-way along the
water at certain properties, and the walkway
will veer out to run along Seaway Drive for the
remaining portions. Construction of the new
Federal Courthouse in downtown Fort Pierce
is well under way. A large number of permanent
jobs will be created, and the economic impact to
our area will be significant.
The city is working to get passenger railway
service in downtown Fort Pierce. An
application for a Fort Pierce train station has
been submitted to the Federal Railway
Administration. This would provide access to
Amtrak service between Jacksonville and Miami,
and possibly TriRail regional service to South
Florida. Rail service for our area would likely
have a positive economic impact and improve
access to jobs.
TOM STANLEY, HARBOUR ISLE EAST
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