Join the Skidaway Hamiltons and Abigails on Tuesday, March 16 from 3 to 4 p.m., when Metropolitan State University Professor Emeritus Dr. Ken Zapp addresses the issue of socialism past and present.
I hope you’ve enjoyed watching the installation of the new playground at 600 Landings Way South. Our webcam (landings.org/athletic-facilities) shows real-time progress of “sticks in the ground” as The Landings Association transforms a dated, 20+ year old asset into one of the best, most inclusive play areas in the region. This is thanks to the residents that volunteered to work with staff to plan and design the complex, coupled with the successful Annual Dues vote last year. The basketball court has been resurfaced, and we are waiting for the concrete to cure before finalization. Also in progress is the replacement of the athletic field’s irrigation system to improve the turf for the various sports that use this area so heavily. Next up comes the rubberized track around the complex and the pavilion for shade. Stay tuned for updates as we enhance this centralized amenity for our community.
The Landings Association’s Virtual Annual Meeting is set for Tuesday, March 2, 2021, at 7 p.m. We will use the platform Microsoft Teams Live, and attendees will have the opportunity to connect via this web link (bit.ly/3kp850d), as well as to ask questions of the presenters. For best results, please join the meeting using the Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge browsers. You also can download the Microsoft Teams app and set up an account. Questions also can be submitted in advance to webmaster@landings.org
Sometimes, accounting regulations can seem confusing and prompt questions of why certain expenses are categorized as an operating expense versus a capital expense.
The March 4 Architectural Review Committee (ARC) Meeting Agenda has been posted. It can be accessed by clicking March 4 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 325 positive test results. This is an increase of 9 cases since last week's report.
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/).
As most people know, Jason Conley of the Village Walk Pharmacy has joined with Scott and Amy Pierce of Coastal Care Partners to open a COVID-19 vaccination clinic in The Village. In early February, large numbers of our neighbors answered the call for volunteers. Since then, a group of nearly 60 people have been working shifts every week to keep the clinic running smoothly.
