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Showing posts with label Clubhouse Switchgear project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clubhouse Switchgear project. Show all posts

Sunday, September 11, 2011

CLUBHOUSE RE-OPENING - HOW TO FIND THE FACTS

Hi all,
Much ado about the clubhouse, "words are spreading  like wildfire", "it has been heard at the pool, on the buses" As always, these are not where facts are found!

The upgrades to the Switchgear are major and pervasive to the electrical control system in the main Clubhouse. As always in such cases, it all comes down to Permits, Punch  lists and Inspections; and, oh yes RESEARCH.

So, where might such Information be found? The place to start is the Palm Beach County, Planning, Zoning and Building web site: 

 http://www.pbcgov.com/pzb/permit/

The principal things to know are the owner of the property = Benenson Capital, The Contractors = Bluewater Construction and Proton Electric. and finally of course the Permit numbers = E-2011- 012776-0000 and E-2011-007222-0001.

All of these things to be found on the PZB Site!

Finally, the process was modulated by a little matter of hurricane Irene which widely dispersed FPL troops.
Following are images of the inspection reports:

As you can see, with a bit of study, we are close; and hopefully with a bit of luck the 15th. is on target.
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Take that to the pools and buses!
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Dave Israel

Saturday, August 27, 2011

MAIN CLUBHOUSE SWITCHGEAR PROJECT - PHOTOGRAPHS

Hi all,
We have received many questions about the progress of the electrical work in the main clubhouse. The project is proceeding well and for those interested, we have obtained 121 photographs from WPRF.

These Photographs start on August 8 and continue day by day to August 23, 2011. We have scanned the pictures and uploaded them to GOOGLE Docs. They may be viewed at the following URL:

http://goo.gl/uHlTl

This is a big file; 252Mbyte, so please be patient in downloading it. The time required to download the file will depend on your ISP subscription, EG. if you still use Dial-up, don't bother, DSL will work but, be patient. Your best bet is Comcast High Speed INTERNET or faster.

If you intend to view the photos more than once, I would suggest that after the first download, that you save the file to your hard drive or to a flash drive or CD.

Enjoy.

Dave Israel