INSURANCE EDUCATION SEMINAR

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Dave Israel

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Using David's blog for assistance.

Insurance meeting / Legacy

Will this meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 1 pm in Classroom C at the Clubhouse be held as scheduled ?


Is it canceled?


Our association has some questions.



Thank you

WEEKLY LCAM REPORT - SEPTEMBER 30, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

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Follow the link to the UCO Weekly LCAM Report by Donald Foster - LCAM

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https://bit.ly/2mPS7Ti

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Dave Israel

 



UCO Happenings This Week

We have a busy week- Mark Your Calendars!  Set reminders for Siri!

Monday - Executive Board Clubhouse Room C 1:30p

Tuesday - Transportation UCO Conference Room 9a

                  Communications UCO Conference Room 10:30a

Wednesday - Programs/Services Conference Room 11a

Friday- Delegate Assembly Theater 9:30a

Security UCO Conference Room 1p

NOTICE OF BUS ROUTE ALTERATIONS

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UCO REPORTER - OCTOBER 2019 EDITION - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

UCO Operations 2019, UCO Reporter October 2019 Edition, Combined, September 27, 2019 by ucopresident_2130533 on Scribd

NOTICE OF HAVERHILL GATE CLOSURE TO VEHICLE TRAFFIC TO ENABLE CENTURY BLVD CONSTRUCTION PROJECT

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Dave Israel

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OFFICERS COMMITTEE - SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON STOPPING IN FOR THE LEGACY / INSURANCE MEETING

Don’t bother. No one there.


Why doesn’t the person who posted the meetings on this blog, alert people the meeting is canceled.


Clubhouse security reports they knew the meeting was canceled yesterday.


What about the next meeting scheduled for Tuesday, October 1? Is that on?


How can any perspective attendees who want to have questions answered, have any faith that the meetings will be held?


This is the second time I arranged my monthly calendar around an insurance meeting that was canceled.


The first time was an insurance committee meeting at the UCO office and I saw Diana and Mike coming out of UCO and sure enough; people were turned away, because no meeting was to be held and no cancellation notice was distributed.


I know everyone is a volunteer and it gets complicated, but perhaps not scheduling meetings, might be a better decision…… 


or a part-time paid insurance assistant …..a some-what like paid employee similar to Sebastian, with much less duties.


No need to be a registered insurance agent, just an administrator, because whoever is administering the program now, it isn’t working.


What am I missing here?

OPERATIONS COMMITTEE - SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

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- Dave Israel

NOTICE OF NO BASEBALL CAPS IN CLUBHOUSE

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Dave Israel

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NOTICE OF PASSING - LANNY HOWE

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Lanny was a good friend he is deeply missed.

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Lawrence N. Howe, 82, died on Monday, September 16, 2019 in West Palm Beach, Florida.

He leaves his former wife Lois (Doubleday) Howe, their 4 sons, Peter and his wife Tang, Timothy and his wife Deborah, Stephen, and John, and his daughter Deborah, who sadly passed in 2012, and her husband Christos; 10 grandchildren: Stephanie, Christine, Connor, Maxwell, Katherine, Ioannis, Alexandra, Petros, Isabella, and Tedrik; 3 great grandchildren: Jaxson, Julian, and Jamison; and also his former wife Connie. He also leaves behind his brothers Raymond and his wife Beverly, Arthur and his wife Paula, and his sister Marcia, and their families.

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“Lanny” was born on December 6th, 1936, in Dedham, MA. At just five years old, Lanny got his first job delivering three Boston newspapers, the Globe, the Herald and American, costing just 2 cents each. Throughout his teenage years he developed a life-long love for nature and outdoor living. He was a Boy Scout leader in Troop 3, Dedham, often hiking the woods, trails, hills and streams throughout New England with other scouts who have remained life-long friends. Lanny graduated with honors from Dedham High School in 1954 and went on to attend Swarthmore College. He served in the National Guard from 1960-65. On April 22nd of his freshman year at Swarthmore, Lanny became a born again Christian. He became an intense seeker of a greater understanding of Christianity, and of the living of life as one. He read widely, met with people often, and corresponded copiously with them about this lifelong commitment.

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Lanny met his wife, Lois, at Swarthmore. They eventually settled with their young family in Stoughton, Massachusetts, where they raised their children in a setting that fulfilled his love of nature…next to a quiet pond and a forest. As a young man, he began working for AAA, where he continued for over 25 years as a manager at offices in Boston and Newton. He later worked as a writer and editor for a small Christian magazine called The Intercessor.

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In the early 1990’s, Lanny moved to Florida. He married Connie, and remained married to her for 10 years. He eventually settled in the senior community of Century Village in West Palm Beach. He became enthusiastically involved in this community he grew to love, and contributed much of his time working at the Village newspaper, as president of his association, and helping others whenever possible. Many of his neighbors have told moving stories of how he helped them out in tough circumstances. He still missed his New England roots, and often came north in the fall to visit with family and friends, and to reconnect with the land.

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Throughout his life, Lanny was an avid reader with wide interests, especially in historically accurate accounts. He found joy in writing, often injecting a wry sense of humor enjoyed by all. His letters and poems will long be treasured by those he left behind. Visitation hours will be Tuesday September 24, 2019 from 4-7:30pm with a funeral service to follow at 7:30pm in the Funeral Home. Burial with United States Army Military Honors will be held Wednesday at 11am in Knollwood Memorial Park, Canton.

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                                                                       Dave Israel





UCO WEEKLY LCAM REPORT - SEPTEMBER 23, 2019

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Here is a link to the UCO Weekly LCAM Report by Donald Foster - LCAM.

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https://bit.ly/2kx8IKz

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Dave Israel

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UCO Happenings This Week

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Come to a meeting to keep yourself and your neighbors informed!

Tuesday- September 24

Operations - Conf Room 10a 

Thursday September 26 

Officers - Conf Room 10a

UCO HAPPENINGS

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UCO Happenings

Meetings have been put on video and are uploaded to this blog.  Please take the time to view them as they 
have tons of information that is valuable to everyone.

ONE VOTE PER UNIT COMMITTEE - SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

- Dave Israel

BID AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE - SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

- Dave Israel

BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE - SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

- Dave Israel

UCO OPEN MEETINGS - OCTOBER 2019

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Dave Israel

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UCO Happenings This Week

Lots going on this week at UCO.  Please attend a meeting or two and get informed.

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 Tuesday Sept 17

 Insurance UCO Conf Room 10a

*****Advisory Town Hall Clubhouse Party  Room 1:30p******

Wednesday Sept 18

Beautification UCO Conf Room 9:30a

Thursday Sept 19

Bids UCO Conf Room 10a 

One Unit One Vote UCO Conf Room 11:30a

DELEGATE ASSEMBLY - SEPTEMBER 6, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

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Dave Israel

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UCO WEEKLY LCAM REPORT - SEPTEMBER 16, 2019

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Follow this link for the UCO Weekly LCAM report by Donald Foster - LCAM.

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https://bit.ly/2mhJikC

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Dave Israel



RECREATION FACILITY BUDGET BUILD 2020 - FINAL - SEPTEMBER 13, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

- Dave Israel

BROADBAND COMMITTEE - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

- Dave Israel

UCO HAPPENINGS

 

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Tomorrow at UCO 

Broadband Meeting 

 

Thursday, Sept 12th

11am    Conference Room 

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FELIX The Cat

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WPRF BUDGET BUILD 2020 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

- Dave Israel

SECURITY COMMITTEE - SEPTEMBER 6, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

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Dave Israel

UCO WEEKLY LCAM REPORT - SEPTEMBER 9, 2019 - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

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Follow this link for the UCO Weekly LCAM Report, by Donald Foster - LCAM.

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https://bit.ly/2kAVAnv

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Dave Israel



ADVISORY COMMITTEE INVITATION

TOWN HALL ON UCO BYLAWS

What: LAST TOWN HALL BEFORE FINAL VOTES on AMENDMENTS

When: Tuesday, September 17, 2019 at 1:30 p.m.

Where: PARTY ROOM

Why: Review Articles IX-XIV, Only 4 and ½ Pages Long but Full of Important Guidelines

PLEASE JOIN US ─ BE SURE YOUR VOICE IS HEARD ON IMPORTANT BYLAWS THAT AFFECT US ALL EVERY DAY!

Refreshments will be served!

REQUEST FOR DORIAN BAHAMAS RELIEF DONATIONS

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Dave Israel

INSURANCE INFORMATION AND EDUCATIONAL EVENT

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Dave Israel

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DONATIONS FOR HURRICANE DORIAN RELIEF

CITY OF WPB TO COLLECT HURRICANE RELIEF SUPPLIES DURING CLEMATIS BY NIGHT

WPB Police and Fire departments to assist in collection of donations during Clematis by Night, Thursday, September 5, 6-9 p.m.

WHO: Guests of all ages are encouraged to bring donations to assist Bahamas hurricane relief efforts, while enjoying Clematis by Night.  The City’s free weekly concert series will feature entertainment by the Bay Kings. Since its founding in 2012, the Bay Kings Band has been setting the industry standard for event music in the United States. Bay Kings’ musicians are passionate about creating memorable events, and their talent and experience guarantee that every concert will have guests out of their seats and on the dance floor all night.

WHAT: The City of West Palm Beach’s Police and Fire departments will collect hurricane relief supplies during Clematis by Night. Although all donations are appreciated, only the following new items will be accepted:

1. Water
2. Water Filtration Devices
3. Canned goods
4. Meals Ready to Eat (MRE's)
5. Hygiene Kits
6. First Aid Kits
7. Wet Wipes
8. Large Plastic Trash Bags
9. Mosquito repellent
10. Non-perishable dry goods
11. Towels
12. Gloves
13. Blankets
14. Chain Saws
15. Generators
16. Portable Stoves
17. Butane Canisters
18. Air Mattresses
19. Diapers
20. Baby wipes
21. Baby juice
22. Baby food
23. Baby formula
24. Cereal
25. Lysol
26. Disinfectant
27. Flashlights

WHEN: Thursday, September 5 from 6-9 p.m.

WHERE: West Palm Beach Waterfront, 100 Clematis Street, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

VISUALS: Guests of all ages donating supplies; the police and fire departments collecting supplies and interacting with guests; a WPB Fire Truck parked on-site; guests of Clematis by Night enjoying music.

WHY: Hurricane Dorian struck the northern Bahamas as a Category 5 hurricane over Labor Day weekend destroying homes and infrastructure. The City of West Palm Beach will collect supplies to send to the Bahamas to help those impacted by the storm. Clematis by Night is a free weekly concert series on the West Palm Beach Waterfront hosted by the City of West Palm Beach.

MEDIA CONTACT: Kathleen Walter, Dir. of Communications. 561.822.1411 kwalter@wpb.org

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UCO REPORTER - SEPTEMBER 2019 EDITION - LIVE IN CYBERSPACE

UCO Reporter 2019, September 2019 Edition, Combined, August 30, 2019 by ucopresident_2130533 on Scribd

Hello All-

 It is almost the weekend,  Just a few more hours to happy hour time!  Anyone know any CV gossip?

I may be a tad early, but who is running this year for President?   I am wondering if Mr. Israel is going to toss his hat in the ring??  I think he may like cats, so he is my man!  
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This is Tom the cat of "Tom and Jerry" fame. The candidate is definitely a cat lover.


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I am Sylvester, and I am definitely on board the campaign train!

Items needed, see poster below

HURRICANE DORIAN UPDATE FOR CENTURY VILLAGE

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9/3/2019 PROPERTY MANAGER’S REPORT (UPDATED)

By Donald Foster, LCAM

UCOMAINTENANCE@GMAIL.COM   UCOGARBAGE@GMAIL.COM

PBC EMERGENCY HOTLINE 561-712-6400

 

UCO- UCO Office will be open for business tomorrow, 9/4, at 9:00 AM.

 

CV RECREATIONAL FACILITY- Clubhouse and Fitness Center will reopen tomorrow at 8:00 AM.

 

ATLANTIC BROADBAND- Temporary ABB retail store, on the second floor of the CV Clubhouse, will reopen tomorrow at 8:00 AM. 

 

BUS SERVICE- Restoration of bus service will likely coincide with the reopening of the CV Clubhouse, but this will be dependent on weather conditions.

 

SECURITY- Roving patrols have resumed. Full security service will resume tomorrow, including manned entry gates.

 

UCO REPORTER- Newspapers will be delivered on Saturday, 9/7 and Sunday, 9/8.

 

WASTE PRO- Garbage collection will resume tomorrow morning.  Regular garbage, recyclables, and bulk waste collection will happen on regularly scheduled days. Tomorrow will be recycle pickups for all sections.  Friday will be bulk garbage pickup day. 

 

POST STORM SURVEY- CV Associations are advised to survey their properties for storm related damage, and make arrangements for repairs. Most of this damage was not caused by wind or rain, but rather last minute installation of plywood window coverings. Holes in building exteriors, from masonry nails and screws, will need to be patched and painted. Also, there are many broken EXIT lights on exterior catwalks, caused by sheets of plywood being hurriedly moved to units by untrained workers. 

 

Associations are reminded that Waste Pro does not pick up construction and demolition debris as part of regular service, and this includes sheets of plywood. Please call Waste Pro for special pickup, or arrange for this material to be moved off property. 

 

END OF REPORT

 



HURRICANE DORIAN - LCAM BULLETIN

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9/3/2019 PROPERTY MANAGER’S REPORT

By Donald Foster, LCAM

UCOMAINTENANCE@GMAIL.COM   UCOGARBAGE@GMAIL.COM

PBC EMERGENCY HOTLINE 561-712-6400

 

UCO- UCO Office will be closed today, and will be open for business tomorrow, 9/4, at 9:00 AM.

 

CV RECREATIONAL FACILITY- Clubhouse and Fitness Center will be closed today.

 

BUS SERVICE- CV bus service is suspended. Restoration of service will likely coincide with the reopening of the CV Clubhouse. 

 

SECURITY- Roving patrols have resumed. 

 

GUARDHOUSES AND ENTRANCE GATES- Both guardhouses will remain closed today. Entrance gates at Okeechobee Boulevard and Haverhill Road remain open today, to allow emergency vehicles to freely enter and exit the property. 

 

ROADWAYS- Glow Cleaning Plus staff will be clearing roads and walkways throughout today. Seacrest Services Management made assessment of property early AM today. 

 

END OF REPORT

 



Live Camera - Dorian

Is there a or several ‘live cameras’ (webcam) overlooking some part of Century Village that either snowbirds or those who have left for security reasons the site can view?

This could help us for evaluating ‘live’ the severity of the damage (if applicable) to the Village in general and also help us evaluate  the situation if we have parents, family or friends on site.

I’m sure I’m not the only person who would appreciate this feature!

Thanks!

 Paul Monette

Okeechobee Entrance Century Village

How often can we slide through our security gate like this?

Thank you all, who contribute to keep Century Village rolling along !

HURRICANE PREPARATION TIP

If your dumpster has a security bar, make sure it is up over the dumpster lids.

This will exclude hurricanes and raccoons!

HURRICANE DORIAN SPECIAL BULLETIN

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9/3/2019 PROPERTY MANAGER’S REPORT

By Donald Foster, LCAM

UCOMAINTENANCE@GMAIL.COM   UCOGARBAGE@GMAIL.COM

PBC EMERGENCY HOTLINE 561-712-6400

 

CV RECREATIONAL FACILITY- Clubhouse and Fitness Center are closed until further notice.

 

BUS SERVICE- CV bus service is suspended until further notice.

 

SECURITY- Platinum Security will go off duty at 3:00 PM today, and will return to duty as soon as possible after the storm passes. PBSO Deputies will be stationed inside Century Village during and immediately after the storm.

 

ENTRANCE GATES- Okeechobee Boulevard and Haverhill Road entrances will be open during and immediately after the storm, to allow emergency vehicles to freely enter and exit the property. 

 

ROADWAYS- After the storm has passed, Seacrest Services will clear roads, using heavy equipment.

 

END OF REPORT

 

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Dave Israel

 



NOTICE OF CLOSURE DUE TO HURRICANE DORIAN

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All Century Village WPB recreation facilities are closed until further notice - PER WPRF.

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Dave Israel

WEEKLY LCAM REPORT - SEPTEMBER 2, 2019

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Here is a direct link to the UCO Weekly LCAM Report, by Donald Foster - LCAM

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https://bit.ly/2ZMvPz3

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Dave Israel

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NOTICE OF FALLING STAR PRODUCTIONS - "ROMANCE BY THE BOOK"

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Dave Israel

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HURRICANE DORIAN - IT'S ALL A MATTER OF THE WOBBLE AND THE TURN

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There is still time to get essentials. I was at the Publix on Roebuck Road and Haverhill on Saturday. It was not crowded, and there was plenty of water and other items.

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Dave Israel