Weather permitting, beginning Monday, December 12, a portion of Marburg Lane (just the circle) and the entire asphalt surface of Nathanael Lane and Marsh Elder Lane will be milled. Then the milled surfaces on all three roads will be repaved. Barring any delays, we anticipate the work to take approximately two days to complete.
Staff continued the Annual Road Cutbacks program this week.
This week, BrightView painted the turfed areas around the gatehouses.
Important notice! If you are still pre-authorizing your guests and vendors by calling 912-598-1982, option 1, please follow the automated prompts.
Keep in mind, this is not a voicemail system, and when asked to clearly say the name of your guest, simply state the name of your guest or vendor.
Do NOT leave your name, address, etc. Your PIN number is tied directly to your account, so we do not need any other information besides your guest’s or vendor’s name.
If you need to provide special instructions associated with your guest or vendor, then the below mentioned GateAccess.Net is the appropriate option. It has a dedicated place to annotate special notes or instructions.
As we pushed into November and rounded the corner to December, some clear signs are developing relative to the national real estate market and, specifically, in The Landings:
Landings Security responded to several welfare checks during the last two weeks. Some turned out favorably with the residents being well, but two checks did not end as favorably.
On November 29, Landings Security and CCPD responded to a minor vehicle crash on Diamond Causeway. No injuries were reported.
On November 27, a parking issue, which was resolved, escalated into a neighbor-to-neighbor dispute. CCPD responded to speak with the parties involved and filed an official police report to document the incident.
On November 23, Security responded to a verified barking dog complaint.
On November 16, Security responded to a delayed report of two dogs running loose which resulted in the dogs jumping on a resident who was walking in the vicinity of the dogs’ home.
On November 18, TLA Security responded to a US flag being torn down from a tree. No suspects or witnesses were identified at the time of the incident.
Courtesy of TLA's Community Development Department
Fri, 12/16/2022 - 9:31am
Staff performed routine inspections in Phase I this week. Follow-up and requested inspections were conducted throughout the island.
This week, 14 properties were contacted regarding a violation of the Private Property Maintenance Standards, and 15 properties were contacted to provide courtesy education regarding property maintenance standards.
Weather permitting, beginning Monday (December 12), a portion of Marburg Lane (just the circle) and the entire asphalt surface of Nathanael Lane and Marsh Elder Lane will be milled.
After, the milled surfaces on the three roads will be repaved.
Barring any delays, we anticipate the work to take approximately two days to complete.
