FEBRUARY 15, 2022 Seven Lakes News

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Updates from the Managers

Golf Course Department J.R. Irwin, Director of Golf Course Maintenance

Contracts & Purchasing Department Sven Elshot, Director of Contracts & Purchasing

Cold and wet weather has been persistent as we continue through the month of February. There is significant frost burn remaining on the rough and lake bank Bermuda Grass, as the brown areas of turf display. This will eventually

The Contracts and Purchasing department personnel is currently involved with, but not limited to the following projects: • Gathering cart barn repair/ replacement quotes • Gathering wind mitigation quote • Gathering Condo 4 golf ball screen quote • Gathering Condo 2 window replacement quote • Initiating Condo 41 roof shingle replacement bidding process • Condo 3 unit 101 drywall replacement in progress • Gathering quote for Condo 39 tree damage to condo 44 unit gutter • Condo 24 unit 103 ceiling repair at the permit phase • Working towards certifying and closing 2012 hole Montes permits • Coordinating with FP&L the need for additional lighting to eliminate large areas of dark spots along roadway and pathways • Condo 20 Additional car ports at permit approval or review process with county • Gathering Condo 1 window replacement quote • Conducting engineering RFP for Condo 40 carport repair • Building RFP for Condo 40 bike storage space • Scheduling meeting with electrician regarding Condo 1 wiring and current code requirements • In discussion with contractor and Condo 6 regarding car port roof panel repairs/ replacements • Gathering quote to address tree root and driveway repairs for Condo 44 - 45 • Setting up meeting with vendors to explore benefit for collective Condos 39 – 45 roof shingle replacement • Conducting roof repair RFP bidding process for Condo 4 • Coordinating Condo 21B roof repair to address pooling for water • Reviewing and processing ARC’s • Scheduling and processing pest control services

grow out and be mowed off, but we need a significant temperature warm-up trend to promote turfgrass growth. We will remain on cart -path only restrictions until the warming trend happens. This constitutes a minimum of 5 consecutive days with the daily low temperatures being in the upper 50’s range. On the positive side, we have been receiving some decent precipitation, which is very beneficial for the course and property. Currently, I am putting the summer cultivation schedule together and will post it on the website and in the Pro-shop by the end of this month. In General, the golf course will be closed once a week on Wednesdays, all 18 holes, barring a few Pro Shop exceptions, beginning in May and ending October 1st. This will allow the golf course maintenance crew to accomplish the required cultivations procedures in a more efficient and uniform manner, while significantly increasing the volume of duties performed. This method of summer maintenance (all-day, 18-hole course closure) is standard-place at most golf course facilities. Happy golfing and hope to see you out on the course!

Grounds Department Bruce Zergott, Grounds Manager

Frost damage was mostly on turf areas. Plants will come back, leaf drop and yellowing will happen.

• Tree trimming plan for summer hardwood and palm tree trimming is almost complete. There are a number of sick palms to be removed. • Summer landscapes are getting lined up. Condo Reps please call to set up meetings at your convenience.

Thank you!

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