Recent Changes to the Board of Directors
On September 16th the Board met to fill two vacant positions after Patty Willis, our Vice President sold her apartment and Scott Mills, our President resigned. We appreciate their efforts in support of our community and are fortunate to have Scott continue to serve the Association by overseeing the Concrete Restoration Project. Dan Francois and Donna Purdy were appointed to fill those vacancies. Donna will take on the Presidency and Allen Jones will be the Vice President while Ally Kirk continues as Secretary, Gerard Fritz as Treasurer, and Dan as Director through the March Annual meeting.
Please join us in Welcoming the Following New Owners
101 Bill Conant and Miguel Ferreria
203 Steve and Liza Drzata
Some of the Projects Taken on this Summer
- Replaced wastewater pipes for Kitchen and Bath discharge in the “20” stack. $6,400
- Removal of shuffleboard courts $5,100
Upcoming Projects
The Pre-Construction Meeting for the Concrete Restoration Project was held Sept. 25. The start of this work will begin in approximately three weeks, or around October 21, when final permits are projected to be issued. The Board will be hosting a special meeting focused entirely on this project, most likely in early November, to provide details to our residents so we are aware of what impacts to expect throughout the Restoration period of approximately four months. (The cost of this project is covered by the Special Assessment of this past spring).
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At its meeting on Sept. 20, the Board hired Reserve Study of Ft. Lauderdale to undertake the final component of SB-4D; our state required Structural Integrity Reserve Study [SIRS]. For those unfamiliar with Reserve Studies, the company will determine those elements for which we must put aside monies for the repair/replacement of structural, mechanical, electrical and other items/systems. These include items within our common property such as: roofing, flooring, foundations, plumbing, exterior painting and waterproofing, etc. or any item which has a deferred maintenance or replacement cost of at least $10,000. We hope to have this study completed in time to help develop our budget for 2025. Cost: $4,370
Communications
Lake Mayan is a treasure to its owners. The Board intends to increase communications to create awareness of special projects, new owners, planned initiatives, etc. We hope you find this news sharing relevant and interesting, especially for those unable to attend Board meetings.
