Have you noticed a lots of construction activity around the community lately? Since February 2020, your Community Development Department (CDD) has seen a
At the beginning of September, you will receive your Annual Dues voting packet. This is your chance to help determine what kind of community you want to continue to live in…one that is thriving as we reach our 50th birthday in 2022, or one that is falling behind competitors by not maintaining our infrastructure and critical services, thus hurting property values.
As with all topics of such importance, this proposal already has generated much community discussion and will continue to do so. I think the word “community” is the key.
Learn more about the incidents Landings Security Officers have been responding to recently, including Golf Cart Incident, Suspicious Incidents and more.
The August 6 Architectural Review Committee (ARC) Meeting Agenda has been posted. It can be accessed by clicking August 6 ARC Virtual Meeting Agenda.
NOTE: This is a virtual meeting. In-person attendance is not permitted as we practice social distancing as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDD) to help flatten the curve of COVID-19.
The cumulative number of COVID-19 cases for Skidaway Island is 73 positive test results.
The Association will be reporting the number of cases in the 31411 zip code (includes all of Skidaway Island) each Friday in E-news. If you would like to monitor the data more frequently, please go to the Health District website (https://covid19.gachd.org/covid-19-cases-by-zip-code/).
Over the next few weeks, members of The Landings Association's Athletic Complex Committee will share with you information on the proposed upgrades for TLA's Athletic Complex.
If you missed The Landings Association’s July 28 Virtual Board Meeting, you can watch a video of the meeting on our YouTube channel (www.YouTube.com/landingsassociation) or click here.
If you are a Landings property owner, please request to join our Facebook Group today so you can keep up with what is trending for The Landings Association and learn more about events and programs happening in the community.
Have you considered seeking election to The Landings Association’s Board but don’t know quite what to expect in terms of time commitment and overall duties?
You are not alone. At some point before deciding to run for the Board, my fellow directors and I pondered this very same question. Serving on the Board is a commitment and a responsibility, but it also is very fulfilling work. The good news is as an active member of the Board you still will have plenty of time to enjoy the Landings’ lifestyle.
