If you know of just the person or group to nominate for the 2020 Volunteer of the Year or 2020 Volunteer Group of the Year awards, The Landings Association wants to hear from you.
This months’ department spotlight is on the Community Development Department (CDD). This is one of the Association’s smaller departments, made up of just four employees. However, they are tasked with a very large role – ensuring The Landings’ aesthetics remain at the highest standards to support and maintain your property values. To facilitate this goal, the department is divided into two primary functions -- Architectural Review and Community Standards.
Operating hours for Landings Harbor Marina are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily, and Delegal Creek’s hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily.
The dredging project at Landings Harbor was completed on November 5, and all vessels were returned to their assigned slips the following day. A post bathymetric survey will be conducted to confirm that the depth and the contracted cubic yards of material was achieved.
The cumulative number of COVID-19 cases for Skidaway Island is 190 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/).
According to the Federal Trade Commission, credit card fraud is on the rise in the United States. Statistics show that whether you live in a large city or a quaint town, you are at risk of this crime happening to you at least once in your lifetime.
When you are out and about this holiday season, whether it is for a few days or a few weeks, be sure to use the following helpful tips to keep your home safe and secure.
The Dave Scott Bird Trail is one of the many Skidaway Audubon projects that help educate, engage, and enhance our island! It has been active since the early 1990s. Where is the Bird Trail? There are 200 bird houses on posts with baffles along the six Landings Club golf courses -- one to three bird houses on each hole of every TLC course. You will see two bird houses at the Sparrow Field and one house as you enter and exit the Main Gate. How do you know it is a Bird Trail house? The Trail houses proudly display our bluebird logo!
At this writing, there is still time to vote for three of your neighbors to serve on The Landings Association’s Board of Directors. Votes are due by December 3. If you need assistance, please email webmaster@landings.org. We can provide your online voting credentials so you can participate in the election.
“That’s how we’ve always done it” is not an acceptable approach to staff operations at The Landings Association. Our team is constantly challenged to question why we handle a job or task the way we do, and ask “What if…?” When researching replacements for Landings Association assets, or working to improve processes, staff use a variety of methods to seek better and more innovative approaches to operations. From benchmarking against other property owner associations, to attending trade shows and meeting with vendors, to negotiating test periods for equipment, TLA staff always strive to manage efficiency and effectiveness with the best pricing. Below are some recent examples of the results from this approach.
