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Construction is about to begin!
The HOA Board is so excited to announce that our Townhomes are going to get a new coat of paint along with new landscaping to start 2021. We have contracted Munyan Painting along with Arroyo Landscaping to complete the 
changes. We want you to be active participants in the process also. On January 21st at 530p we will be hosting an information meeting at the pool for those interested in attending. Both contracting companies will be on hand to answer any questions that you may have and we will be able to give you an overview of the construction process.
Then starting on January 25th demolition will begin on landscaping around the townhomes. Homeowners will be asked to remove their cars from the streets for the entire week of demolition (January 25-29th) and remove any plants from the gardens that they would like to keep in their personal gardens. The new planting schemes have been approved and homeowners are discouraged from making personal additions to it. All new landscaping is going to be reinstalled after the painting is complete. Munyan Painting will be providing a website that we will be able to answer questions and provide details and timelines of construction. We are looking forward to a smooth process and that will only come with cooperation from everyone.
Mark these dates on your calendar:
January 21st 5:30p at the pool – information meeting for townhome residents. Please share this information with your neighbors.
January 25th – 29th – demolition of townhome landscapes. No parking on the streets will be allowed during this week
February 1st – Painting begins on the townhomes.
Remember, weather as always can interrupt our start dates but this is the goal of everyone involved.
We will see you all on the 21st.
Thank You to our
New Year’s Resolution 5k Runners
The fun committee would like to thank everyone that participated in our 5k.
We would also like to give a huge thank you to Shannon B. who put out and took down all 100!!! red flags showing the path. Also, thank you to the fun committee and the board for supporting this fun event.
If you have an idea for a fun event or would like to join the committee, please email the committee at LakeSawyerSouthNewsletter@gmail.com.
Here are some of the photos that were sent in!
Upcoming Meetings
Please check here on the website for any special meetings that might be added to the calendar.
Next meetings are at the Pool, on January 26, Tuesday.
ARB at 5:00 pm and Board meeting at 6:15 pm.
Amenities Survey Results
See the recap of our July 2020 Amenities Survey.
IMPORTANT MESSAGES FROM
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
An Update
Hello Neighbors,
I hope that this update finds you and your families in good health and continuing to adjust to the “new normal” which is certainly not easy by any means. As we all know change can be frustrating, however with time it always seems to work itself out for the best.
I am very thankful to my fellow Board members who along with me participated in numerous webinars comprised of Insurance Agents, Legal Counsels, Community Management Companies, and CDC (Federal) in order to gain a better understanding of the situation and how we could proceed with our management of the amenities.
As a result of those webinars and the recent lifting of restrictions by Federal, State, and County Government we are ready to get back on track. With that said I am very happy to announce that the pool and playground are open.
There will be guidelines in place as part of the reopening that will be in effect until future notice. A copy has been linked to this update for all resident’s review.
Residents (neighbors) this is where you will play a large part in the opening and I am confident that we can count on all of you. In order to maintain the opening, we all need to police ourselves and not be afraid to speak up if guidelines are not being followed by others that could jeopardize the health, safety, and welfare of others. Please do not hesitate to contact the OCSO 311, as they have been notified of our scheduled reopening and will assist as needed.
Some other changes that have taken place as part of the reopening process but not part of the posted guidelines are as follows until further notice:
- All pool furniture will be stacked and secured with the exception of tables at the shade umbrellas (this includes loungers and chairs)
- The tables located between the short wall and clubhouse will remain and have four chairs per table to be used (shared) by residents choosing to have lunch or snacks. Chairs will be prohibited to relocate to another table thus increasing a count to exceed four maximum. Please be considerate of other guests and limit your lunch or snack consumption times to a minimum so other residents can enjoy the same opportunity. Tables are not permitted to be used for storage of pool toys, towels, coolers, or other items not associated with food consumption.
- Residents may provide their own beach chairs until further notice however they must be removed each day. Any chairs or other furniture left at the end of the day will be disposed of by the pool service company prior to opening the next day.
- Putting green will remain open however all flagsticks will be removed until further notice.
- Residents may be required to exit the pool area if the pool service vendor is on-site providing routine cleaning of the pool and restrooms based on current restrictions placed on the vendor by the County Government.
- In closing please understand that in the event that the guidelines are not followed the Board of Directors will have no choice but to close the amenities immediately until further notice. Naturally, we all want to avoid that so let’s all work together and make this reopening a success.
- At the present time, the basketball court and tennis court will remain closed for ongoing repairs and additional construction.
Thank you to each and every one of you for your continued patience and understanding during what has been a rough time trying to manage something that continued to change on a daily basis.
Respectfully,
Steve Mileski
President / Board of Directors
Lake Sawyer South
Attention Homeowners in the Lake Sawyer South Community Association
(Berkshire Park, Berkshire Place, Enclave at Berkshire Park and The Reserve at Berkshire Park).
This policy is in accordance with the Association’s governing documents and Florida statutes.
Amendment Results
Our HOA members have voted and approved a series of revisions to 9 Amendments which may affect you and your home.
PLEASE CLICK HERE to see the updated amendments regarding:
- Association’s employment of individuals or companies
- Working Capital
- Rental Restrictions
- Walls, Fences, Hedges and Hurricane Panels
- Approved Builders
- Basketball Goals and Equipment
- Trash Containers and Collection
- Signs
- Vacancy
Sincerely,
Board of Directors
Lake Sawyer South Community Association
Do You Use Gmail?
If so, you might be missing our great newsletters, chocked full of valuable information about our neighborhoods.
Sometimes, Gmail thinks our messages are “junk”, “spam” or “promotions.”
Even though they are not.
We’re actively working from our end, to try to resolve this, with a lot of backend gyrations.
What can you do?
One thing you can try is to move our newsletters from the “junk” or “Promotions” tab into your Inbox. Maybe Gmail will take a hint.
Or, you can find our newsletters right here on our website. Just CLICK HERE and bookmark our Newsletter page.
But we won’t stop trying to get the word out. Thank you for your patience.
Landlords & Tenants
All owners leasing property need to provide the Association with a mailing address to receive official correspondence. Owners remain responsible for any covenants or architectural violations and are encouraged to provide copies of relevant documents to tenants.
Header Photo: Contest Winner, Paul LaRosa