Fall Communications

October 12, 2020

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We hope that you and your family are well and had a chance to enjoy the beautiful summer here at Seascape.  This note is an effort to communicate to the members about this year’s activity at Seascape.

 

We want to thank everyone for contributing their membership dues this year. Revenue was $39,100 against a budget of $38,500. Expenses exceed revenue sightly this year due to the large expenses for new catch basin and new paving on Waterside Drive. The tennis payments increased to $2,000.  If you still have not sent in your dues, it is not too late for this year.

 

We had a great summer at our beaches, docks and tennis courts this year thanks to the use of the beach tags, the beach monitors and the night security. We plan to keep these programs going next summer. There was a bit of trouble with young adults in early May. We enlisted the police and they set up night patrols in our neighborhood. After that we had no issues. All the work that was done on the beaches in the past winter produced exceptional beaches. Even with the COVID pandemic and many more people in the neighborhood, the beaches were not over populated and we all practiced social distancing.  We got the A beach permit approved for another 3 years. We have a full schedule over the off season to improve the beaches and possibly add additional sand to B beach.  We plan to do crack sealing on another section of the roads.

 

The annual cocktail party was cancelled due to COVID crowd regulations. The Hospitality Committee ran the First Seascape Parade on Waterside Drive. People paraded their decorated golf carts and bikes while many others cheered them on. Charlie LoGiudice led the parade on his decorated Vespa. You can find pictures of the parade on the Web site.  https://www.seascapeassociation.org/2020-seascape-parade-pictures  Below are two of the pictures.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Association WEB site has been updated to include all Board meeting and Association meeting minutes and Association communication. It also contains the current Board members and the 2020 Budget. Please look at the site and let us know your reaction. https://www.seascapeassociation.org/      The Board has given approval for a member to set up a Seascape Association Group on Facebook. The group will be private, open by invitation to all Association members and their invited family members. Look for more about this in upcoming communications.

 

Finally, we hope you remain well and look forward to seeing you again soon.

 

Sincerely,

 

 

Tim Gallagher,

President, Seascape Association, Inc.

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