POA is on budget in most areas, except Administration, where we are 127k over budget due to extensive legal fees (Marina and Water Usage Agreement) and insurance costs. Collections for JL Cable and JLPOA have increased, reducing our receivables.
Four companies were interviewed for a new JL Realty contract. The Board is in final negotiation on this contract.
The Marina is scheduled to have a new roof installed.
The zoning violations with the Marina have now affected the Club as well, now being cited for parking
and outdoor seating violations.
Out-of-the-Blue reports to be working on addressing their zoning issues.
Questions arose about businesses allowed to operate out of the Marina and previous business permits. This is still being reviewed by counsel and the county.
Landscape improvements continue, with many compliments received on the revitalized south entrance by the Barrow Island Bridge.
New, taller gate/fence has been installed at Central Gate.
Gazebo repairs are ongoing at Trader's Crossing.
As of the 4th quarter assessment billing, JL Cable will be absorbed into one billing statement.
Sidewalk cleaning is in process.
North Gate Project -- landscaping in the area of the meandering walkway proposed. Bids are in from competing companies, with A Cut Above favored at $32k; however, it will undergo another review before letting contract.
15 new projects were submitted to the DCB since last month; 106 ongoing.
Pier Easement review by DCB on Salt Water Areas Easements affect moorings, docks, floating docks, boat ramps and decks. Homes on the Intracoastal, however, are exempt and are subject to federal guidelines and jurisdiction.
Mangroves maintenance is also reviewed by the DCB and must comply with strict county and state regulations.
Positive feedback has come in on the latest issue of The Chronicle.
Maria Vazquez will be doing some staff writing for The Chronicle for the POA.
All homeowners can share in the Welcome Committee's news on the JL website by clicking on the New Residents link.
Members of the Welcome Committee are actively seeking novel ways to welcome new owners in lieu of personal visits during the pandemic.
North Gate Master Plan will be discussed with the POA Board tomorrow (Wed. 9/16).
POA Board is awaiting revised and comprehensive concerns of the current 4 villages using lake water for irrigation.
Water Use Advisory Task Force has been reactivated and held its first meeting on Sept. 10th; all areas of concern were addressed.
The Capital Reserve Study is focusing on roads, bridges and the water control structures.
The Finance Committee is looking at funding options: loan, line of credit, special assessment to address the high-finance issues of end-of-useful-life infrastructure.
