LANDSCAPE ADVISORY GROUP
BUILDING
FRONT AREA IMPROVEMENT ($2,000 Project): The Landscape Advisory Group (LAG)
approved the amended plan for La Playa at its November 16th meeting. A review at this meeting of the status of work at
the remaining nine buildings revealed that, with a couple of minor exceptions, all of the
planned and approved work has already been completed.
LA
PERLA / BEACH CLUB WALKWAY PROJECT: Gradual changes are being implemented to
minimize the existing landscape hodgepodge in this area.
This is being accomplished mainly by repositioning certain plants and removing
others to the nursery behind Las Flores for later use elsewhere. The aim of this work is to produce a cleaner look
by limiting the number of plant species appearing at any one location.
ENTRYWAY
TO THE CENTRAL COMPLEX: A sub-group
is being organized to examine the island and surrounding area at the entryway to the
central complex between La Perla and Las Flores. As
with the other projects that have been or are being addressed by the LAG, the aim of this
activity will be to eliminate hodgepodge and facilitate maintenance.
WATER
USAGE FOR LANDSCAPING: Studies of
water usage at Coronado Shores (excluding individual buildings) have revealed that the
highest demand for water is attributable to landscaping irrigation. The LAG and the Conservation sub-committee of
L&R continue to discuss this issue at their meetings.
It is being taken into consideration in the various landscaping improvements
that have been or are being undertaken here at Coronado Shores.
FITNESS CENTER INTEREST GROUP
The Coronado Shores Fitness Center
Interest Group continues to receive responses to the preliminary Survey that was
distributed over the past several weeks to all owners.
To date, several hundred Surveys have been received and we expect to receive
additional replies through the end of the year. At
the beginning of next year, we will have tabulated results and look forward to a
discussion of various topics that were raised in the Survey.
We want to THANK all of you who have participated. If you have not yet had the opportunity to fill out
the Survey, you can find it online at: www.shoresfitness.com. WISHING YOU HAPPY & HEALTHY HOLIDAYS!
EL CAMINO POOL HOURS
DECEMBER 1 thru JANUARY 29
Navy Seals Trainees MAY be using the El
Camino Pool on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00am to 7:00am from December 1 through
January 29. Their pool is closed for repairs
and they are looking for alternate sites. Noise
will be kept to a minimum. NOTE: If so, this
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NOVEMBER
L&R ACTIONS
INCOME
thru October:
BUDGET
ACTUAL
VARIANCE
ADMIN: $350.00
$6,180.55
+$5,830.55
BC: $102,900.00 $115,421.82 +$12,521.82
REC: $34,160.00 $73,973.00 +$39,813.00
EXPENSES
thru October:
BUDGET
ACTUAL
VARIANCE
ADMIN: $325,378.00
$318,388.73 +$6,989.27
BC: $82,761.00 $84,066.81 (-$1,305.81)
BC
COST of GOODS:
$76,310.00 $83,510.77 (-$7,200.77)
LAND: $241,660.00
$223,874.80 +$17,785.2
MAINT: $382,124.00 $382,598.56 (-$474.56)
REC: $75,238.00 $84,356.83 (-$9,118.83)
SEC: $372,280.00 $367,246.04 +$5,033.96
UTILITIES: $301,000.00
$258,829.51
+$42,170
Thru
October - $90,523.47 of $169,600.00 has been spent on Capital Replacement Expenses year to
date.
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The 2009 Audit will be
performed by Lanning & Owens for $2,200.
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Monthly Maintenance
Projects: A mold inspection in the Health Club revealed no mold behind the drywall; The
Cabrillo Pool was drained to repair mastic, broken tiles, depth marker, and leaks. Fresh water was added; A windscreen was installed
between Tennis Courts 1&2 and 3&4; 3 new benches were installed along the
boardwalk; The Cabrillo Pool shade trellis was sanded and painted; and, A new heater was
purchased for the Roeder Pool Spa.
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Monthly Security Violations:
There were 61 “No ID” violations in October vs 123 in September; Vehicles
with old decals are being booted.
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Recreation Advisory Group:
Perforated metal panels will be installed at 6 pool gates at a cost of $7,500 total.
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Landscape Advisory Group: La
Playa’s amended $2,000 plan was approved; and, 2 Coral Trees will be removed from the
El Camino Island to relieve crowding if El Camino says OK.
El Mirador has asked that Washington Navel Trees be planted at their building. Because there are issues with Orange Trees, L&R
asked that Citrus Trees first be considered as an addition to the Approved Tree List, or
not.
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The Induction and
Fluorescent Lighting Replacement Project is underway and will be completed in December,
changing pole lighting and landscape lighting from orange to white.
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The Las Palmas sign will be
repaired for $2,490.
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10/15 Rules &
Regulations modifications were approved and adopted. Watch
for new mailing.
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Beach Club 20% weave blinds
will be replaced with 3% weave blinds for $2,550.
Next Meeting: At Roeder Pavilion
on Thursday 12/17 at 2:30pm
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