| PBSD DECISION ON PATHWAY ISSUE. . . . . . |
Posted on Feb 3rd, 2012 Comments (1)
February 1, 2012 Pelican Bay Services Division Board Regular Session
Passing Motion re: 5c. Pelican Bay Boulevard Pathways
Vice Chairman Cravens made a motion, second by Mr. Chandler to construct six feet wide pathways along the west side of Pelican Bay Boulevard beginning with the section from the Commons to the North Tram under the following conditions where the engineer and/or landscape architect determines it is feasible: 1) to avoid driveways and trees, new pathways would route toward the east, and in no event route further west of the existing pathway; and 2) every effort would be made to circumnavigate trees, but if necessary, any tree removed would be replaced in-kind nearby. Chairman Dallas requested a roll call vote. The Board voted 5 in favor (Vice Chairman Cravens, Mr. Chandler, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Iaizzo, and Dr. Trecker) and 3 opposed (Chairman Dallas, Mr. Levy, and Ms. O'Brien) and the motion was passed.
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| U.S. 41 WALL PROJECT CANCELLED BY 4 - 3 VOTE. |
Posted on Jan 27th, 2012 Comments (1)
Thank you to those that responded to our request for members opinions on this project.
Please always consider responding to our surveys, as the more responses we receive, the stronger our vote will count.
As result of our members' input PBPOA sent the following letter to the Foundation Board of Directors:
January 25, 2012
To: PELICAN BAY FOUNDATION DIRECTORS
Subject: U. S. 41 WALL
The PBPOA has asked our members to provide their input regarding going forward with any additional funding for the US 41 Wall. We have received over 145 replies, with 5 residents approving additional funding and the other respondents against going forward with this project.
We have also attached several detailed responses for your review.
We hope you will take this community response into consideration when making a decision regarding the wall along U.S. 41.
Susan M. Boland
Susan Boland, President
Again, thank you to our members for their valuable contribution.
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| Foundation Highlights-Meeting 12/16/11 |
Posted on Dec 16th, 2011 Comments (0)
Motion: Adopt the Community Associations’ Institute Governance Guidelines.
Motion: Void the current Code of Ethics document.
Motion: Grant approval for the removal of invasive plant species in the park site and
conservation area, and to authorize staff to work with the county to remove
invasive plants on Foundation beachfront property.
Delinquency Action
Motion: Authorize the President to take all prudent and necessary actions, including suspension of rights to use common areas and facilities permitted by Florida Law to successfully collect delinquent monetary obligations due to the Foundation, or to cure any issues causing the member to be "not in good standing."
Motion: Approved expenditure up to $50,000 for an media infrastructure consultant
to work with Media Ad-Hoc committee.
Ad-hoc Legal Committee: This group will be reviewing several large issues; such as the various ownership structures such as timeshare, etc., one time exemption, potential changes to the state/federal laws regarding re-sale fees by Association, our governing documents regarding potential re-development and the Commercial Assessments.
The Board discussed the US 41 Wall, and will place this on the January Agenda in order to have audience comments prior to a vote.
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