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Friday, January 13, 2023

Racquetball Lanai from 5 to 8 PM

Come one, come all and enjoy a celebration of the opening of bocce season for the Masters. The regular bocce matches will be held from 3 to 5 PM at the bocce courts. Any, and all are welcome to come and cheer the teams on.

Immediately following there will be a party at the Racquetball Lanai from 5 to 8 PM.

Food will be delivered by Wally’s deli and will include a range of sandwiches, chips, and cookies. Bartenders will be ready to serve your favorite beverages charged to your member number.

Cost per person will be $15 and the deadline for registration and payment is January 6. Please drop off your check (payable to Michele Towey) or cash (in an envelope with your name) at 21948 Masters Circle. A box will be by the front door.

All community members, house guests and renters are invited to join our event.

Please remember to wear your Masters name badge.

If you did not get an email with a link
to the signup form click here.

The Lee Board of County Commissioners and Lee County Sheriff’s Office have announced that county residents and visitors now can send a text to 911 in an emergency.  Placing a voice call to 911 remains the most effective method for requesting emergency assistance. Text to 911 Only When the Caller is: – deaf or hard of hearing – experiencing a medical event that makes clear speech difficult – in a dangerous situation where unsafe to make a voice call, such as an active shooter, domestic violence incident or home invasion DO NOT: – use slang, abbreviations, GIFs, or emojis – send to more than one person – group texts are not received – text and drive – send photos and videos   Text to 911 is only for emergencies. It is a crime to text or call 911 as a “test” or with a false report. When texting to 911 in an emergency: Enter 911 in the “To” field (do not use dashes between numbers) Give your exact location and type of emergency. Keep it brief. Be prepared to answer questions and follow instructions from the 911 call taker. A text or data plan is required to text to 911 and regular rates apply. Mobile carriers handle texts to 911 like any other message. You can experience the same service speeds or delays, depending on network strength in your area.   For more information about texting 911 visit: leegov.com/911

2022 Annual Budget

The Board approved the proposed 2022 Budget which provides for no increase in Resident Assessment for the 2022 calendar year. The ability to keep major vendors at no price increase, coupled with elimination of leaf cleaning, and offset by increased rodent control, permitted no change in assessment. All residents received detailed copies of the proposed budget on November.

Parking and Safety

The Board approved a resolution requesting PSGRC and RRCDD to assess and alleviate serious traffic hazard by vehicles parked on both sides of Masters Circle from Pelican Sound to the corner across the park.

The Board had received many complaints about road blockage with parking on both sides of the road. In addition, many vendors park on east side to use club bathroom facilities which are restricted to members only. Several issues noted that autos on east side just around the corner from stop sign on Masters Circle by the park, block the driver’s vision on incoming vehicles. The Board action is in response from many resident’s concerns.

The Board resolution will be sent by the President to PSGRC / RRCDD with Mr. Swanger and Mr. Jancin attending the RRCDD meeting on December 14, 2021. Communication already sent and confirmation received from RRCDD that issue will be discussed at December 14, 2021 memo.

Mail Boxes

Considerable discussion by meeting attendees on possible solution to mail box situation in the Masters with reference to Gleneagles solution of replacing mail boxes. The Board noted that the comments were appreciated but we needed to take a fresh look at our current situation and also review the Gleneagles solution once installed.

A new mail box Ad Hoc committee of Ben Bachrach and Celeste Eaton was appointed by the President. The President and Board Secretary had formed prior committee. They remain available to support committee new evaluation and recommendations. It was suggested we might want additional volunteers from prior year’s mail box reviews. This is a major expenditure under review for current board. We have been unsuccessful in achieving anticipated useful life of prior purchases in 2012 and 2017.

Recycling and Garbage Cans at Curb Side

A resident asked when cans can be placed at curb. PSGRC regulations state sundown prior day, a blast note will be sent to all residents.

December Agenda

Several topics were deferred till next meeting due to Heather Keel, Cambridge Property Manager had a baby at 2PM today- earlier than expected. Both mom and new baby are doing fine!

DONALD J JANCIN, Board Secretary

                           THE ABOVE ARE NOT OFFICIAL MINUTES