Friday, May 20, 2011
ARE YOU READY?????????????
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I'll be attending a post Rapture looting party with my buddy Elaine
I'll be attending a post Rapture looting party with my buddy Elaine
Response from PBCWU Dept.
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Now we know:
From: shstevens@pbcwater.com shstevens@pbcwater.com
Subject: Re: Your Query on - (PBCWUD 1)
Thursday, May 19, 2011, 10:20 AM
In regards to your recent inquiry, PBC Water does not authorize anyone to shut off or turn on the meter. Yes, you will need to contact PBC Water for those requests. If you have any further questions, please contact our Customer Service at 561-740-4600
Thank you,
Stacey Customer Care Team
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Now we know:
From: shstevens@pbcwater.com shstevens@pbcwater.com
Subject: Re: Your Query on - (PBCWUD 1)
Thursday, May 19, 2011, 10:20 AM
In regards to your recent inquiry, PBC Water does not authorize anyone to shut off or turn on the meter. Yes, you will need to contact PBC Water for those requests. If you have any further questions, please contact our Customer Service at 561-740-4600
Thank you,
Stacey Customer Care Team
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Only 150 Houses
BofA to give away houses, By Marcie Geffner • Bankrate.com, May 12, 2011
Have too many foreclosed properties? Why not give them away?
That's what Bank of America plans to do with as many as 150 vacant and abandoned properties in and around Chicago through a new "collaboration" with the city that's intended to address the problem of abandoned properties.
"Unfortunately," BofA said in a statement, "many homeowners faced with unemployment, underemployment and other economic hardships have transitioned to alternative housing situations, and in many cases, have walked away from their homes, leaving behind vacant and deteriorating properties that can cause neighborhood blight."
As part of the new effort, BofA plans to:
• Register properties with the city when the mortgage is delinquent and the property has been identified as vacant and abandoned.
• Identify up to 150 properties that will be referred to a new Cook County vacant and abandoned building court call in an effort to speed up the foreclosure process and return the properties to stable, productive use. The foreclosure timeline for vacant and abandoned properties in the area currently averages 18 months, the bank said.
• Contribute funds toward the city's costs of demolishing deteriorating buildings on the donated properties.
• Donate foreclosed and vacant condominiums to the nonprofit Community Investment Corp. as part of an initiative to upgrade, preserve and stabilize management of affordable rental housing. "
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The last Mango in Paris
I am loaded for bear today. I Iooked out at our mango tree this morning and there were an older and younger woman stealing the unripe fruit. It took time to get outside and follow them, but when they put the bag of our fruit down at Kent pool I took it back. I explained condo living to them. What lying and foul mouths they had, I wish I had my camera. They would not give me their names! But I know what they look like. Our residents and Security will be watching and ready.
Best Glass Lizard Cocktail
Serving a tasty Glass Lizard entre' this summer? Try this refreshing beverage to compliment your succulent meal:

1.5 cl Rum
2.3 cl Vodka
1.5 cl Lime Juice
1 cl Grenadine Syrup
Puree one Glass Lizard
1. Fill a Lowball glass with ice.
2. Pour Vodka over the ice.
3. Then add the rest of the ingredients.
4. Serve.
1. Fill a Lowball glass with ice.
2. Pour Vodka over the ice.
3. Then add the rest of the ingredients.
4. Serve.
HOW TO COOK A GLASS LIZARD
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• Obtain the following ingredients:
1 Glass Lizard (GL), obtained from a trusted source or familiar environment; avoid the risk of eating a Lizard that has eaten a poisoned insect.
• 1 box of cornbread mix
• 1/2 cup egg whites
• Splash black pepper
• 1/2" oil (depends on pan size)
Refrigerate the carcass as soon as possible. It can also be frozen. The meat's integrity remains intact, and the coloration of the skin is unaffected
1) Skin the lizard. Cut off the head, strip off the skin, and remove the guts of the dead GL.
2) Rinse the meat, and cut it into pieces with a sharp knife or poultry shears. Make the cuts between and at the same angle as the ribs to avoid cutting the ribs. If the ribs are severed, they may be difficult to remove from the meat after it is cooked. Some people prefer to soak the ready-to-cook GL pieces in saltwater for a day or two to remove any remaining blood or "gaminess" from the meat.
3) Dip the segments in a bit of egg white (milk would also do) before dredging them in a pepper and sweet cornmeal mix (or cornbread mix with some extra black pepper). Shake off the excess.
4) Heat about 3/4" (2cm) of canola, vegetable, or peanut oil in a heavy frying pan until quite hot. Add the lizard pieces one at a time to avoid from dropping the temperature in the pan too quickly. Use tongs to keep your fingers away from the sizzling hot oil, watch for dangerous splatters, and use a screen if necessary to prevent a mess. Turn the GL pieces just as the batter begins to turn golden - by the time it starts to brown the lizard will be overcooked. There's not much meat on the bones, and the muscles are thin and lean.
5) Drain and cool. Remove the lizard pieces before they're quite done - they'll continue to cook after removal from the pan - and set them on paper towels to drain and cool.
6) Serve your fried lizard bits warm, and provide napkins - this is finger food. Accompany with most anything you'd serve with fried fish.
7) Enjoy the lizard meat. There should be a line of muscle along either side of the spine; this is the thickest piece of meat on the lizard's body. The ribs are quite firmly attached to the spine, so scrape your teeth over them firmly to remove the rest of the meat from the ribs.
Dave Israel
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• Obtain the following ingredients:
1 Glass Lizard (GL), obtained from a trusted source or familiar environment; avoid the risk of eating a Lizard that has eaten a poisoned insect.
• 1 box of cornbread mix
• 1/2 cup egg whites
• Splash black pepper
• 1/2" oil (depends on pan size)
Refrigerate the carcass as soon as possible. It can also be frozen. The meat's integrity remains intact, and the coloration of the skin is unaffected
1) Skin the lizard. Cut off the head, strip off the skin, and remove the guts of the dead GL.
2) Rinse the meat, and cut it into pieces with a sharp knife or poultry shears. Make the cuts between and at the same angle as the ribs to avoid cutting the ribs. If the ribs are severed, they may be difficult to remove from the meat after it is cooked. Some people prefer to soak the ready-to-cook GL pieces in saltwater for a day or two to remove any remaining blood or "gaminess" from the meat.
3) Dip the segments in a bit of egg white (milk would also do) before dredging them in a pepper and sweet cornmeal mix (or cornbread mix with some extra black pepper). Shake off the excess.
4) Heat about 3/4" (2cm) of canola, vegetable, or peanut oil in a heavy frying pan until quite hot. Add the lizard pieces one at a time to avoid from dropping the temperature in the pan too quickly. Use tongs to keep your fingers away from the sizzling hot oil, watch for dangerous splatters, and use a screen if necessary to prevent a mess. Turn the GL pieces just as the batter begins to turn golden - by the time it starts to brown the lizard will be overcooked. There's not much meat on the bones, and the muscles are thin and lean.
5) Drain and cool. Remove the lizard pieces before they're quite done - they'll continue to cook after removal from the pan - and set them on paper towels to drain and cool.
6) Serve your fried lizard bits warm, and provide napkins - this is finger food. Accompany with most anything you'd serve with fried fish.
7) Enjoy the lizard meat. There should be a line of muscle along either side of the spine; this is the thickest piece of meat on the lizard's body. The ribs are quite firmly attached to the spine, so scrape your teeth over them firmly to remove the rest of the meat from the ribs.
Dave Israel
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Lizard or Snake
Something new frolicked on our walkway, I guess it did not know it was secretive and rarely seen. Sic: Glass lizards are legless they are often mistaken for snakes. These beautiful shiny lizards can be distinguished from snakes by their visible ear openings, eyelids, and small scales on the belly. Glass lizards are the largest of Florida’s native lizards, but the most secretive and difficult to see. They feed on insects and spiders. 3' long and harmless.
TOWN HALL MEETING - CV ROADWAY PROJECT
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FRIDAY, MAY 27 - 9 AM - CLUBHOUSE THEATER
FRIDAY, MAY 27 - 9 AM - CLUBHOUSE THEATER
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Briefing on Roadway Project
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A) Televising, Cleaning & Replacement of Drains
B) Asphalt Repaving
C) Walkway Repair
C) Walkway Repair
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Bid Qualified - Contractor Representatives
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Simmons & White - Engineers
American Rooter
Triton Associates
M & M Asphalt
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Dave Israel
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Gas Guzzler
A man with a hose and bucket was trying to steal gas from cars in the Sussex area on Sunday evening. Stay aware folks. Residents gave chase and gave the Sheriff the license plate number.
BID COMMITTEE - OPEN MEETING
Did you know that we have a "UCO Bid Committee". The mission of the Bid Committee is to assure we obtain more than one proposal on projects proposed by WPRF and by UCO.
The Committee makes every effort to obtain the best service at the lowest price; thus carefully monitoring the expenditure of unit owner monies. Come and see how this Committee operates and what it does:
Next Meeting:
Date:.......... May 25
Day:........... Wednesday
Time:.......... 9:00am
Place:.......... UCO Conference Room, 2102 West Drive
Dave Israel
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Monday, May 16, 2011
Be careful AFTER making the ATM withdrawal
A friend of mine was recently robbed at gunpoint by two men after making an ATM withdrawal. She was not robbed outside the bank, but only after she had driven some distance to a school where she worked after-hours. Apparently the two robbers saw her make the withdrawal and followed her. If she had gone into a gated community like ours or if she had gone to her home where there were people around, I suppose the two men would have left for better pickings, and she would have been none the wiser.
This is something to watch out for. I’m accustomed to keeping an eye out when using the ATM. Now I'll be on the lookout for anyone following me in a car, and I'll be careful about where I get out of the car.
Witholding lawn irrigation water?
A neighbor of mine recently said he was told the reason his building is not receiving any irrigation water is because Seacrest controls it. After several phone calls, all of which debunked such a claim I understand now that Seacrest does not now nor have they ever controlled where and how the water flows around the village.
If your building isn't being watered contact your management company!
Seasonal Water Shut Off
The Seasonal Condo Closing Checklist is not clear on item #19:
19. Close main water valve, use best way for your area.
Can someone tell me if a CV Condo owner has the right to shut off his own water at the outside meter when leaving for the summer? Or does the Palm Beach County Water Utility Department have to be called in to do the task?
Thank you in advance for your response.
19. Close main water valve, use best way for your area.
Can someone tell me if a CV Condo owner has the right to shut off his own water at the outside meter when leaving for the summer? Or does the Palm Beach County Water Utility Department have to be called in to do the task?
Thank you in advance for your response.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Space Shuttle Endeavour
Space Shuttle Endeavour lift-off is scheduled for 8:56 a.m. tomorrow 5/16. The space agency's launch weather officer, said there is a 30% chance that strong crosswinds or a low-cloud cover could force a launch delay Monday. Conditions are expected to deteriorate should the mission's start be pushed back to Tuesday, with a 60% chance of postponement. The weather is likely to improve considerably by Wednesday.
I'm really going to remember to look this time.
Pro-Active committee
I agree with the statement - You are beating a dead horse!!! Do your own research - Mizner has been at this same issue for 10 plus years and as long as the commissioners keep pushing it back and asking for more revisions is will probably be another 10 years. Who is going to pay for the legal fees since you have retained the Land Use Attorney? The Delegates have no right to vote on additional monies - this is one issue that needs to be brought to the entire village. Time to work on the one vote issue!!!!!! You are crazy if you think the village will keep spending $$$$ we don't have. It's almost impossible to buy groceries, pay the FPL bill, buy gas - let the darn golf course go the way of mother nature. WE CAN'T AFFORD THIS FIGHT.......
Saturday, May 14, 2011
NEW INFORMATION FROM THE JOINT PROACTIVE and UCO COMMITTEE
Hi all,
Honey Sager Posted the following in the ProActive Committee BLOG:
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REF: http://proactive-committee.blogspot.com/
new information
The Pro-Active Committee in junction with UCO contracted with a Land Use Attorney to represent us in our opposition to the proposed housing development on the adjoining golf course property. He is currently reviewing the documents submitted to the County by the developer and also all historical data concerning the golf course. He will be making recommendations as to our plan of action. Further information will be forthcoming soon.
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Honey Sager Posted the following in the ProActive Committee BLOG:
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REF: http://proactive-committee.blogspot.com/
new information
The Pro-Active Committee in junction with UCO contracted with a Land Use Attorney to represent us in our opposition to the proposed housing development on the adjoining golf course property. He is currently reviewing the documents submitted to the County by the developer and also all historical data concerning the golf course. He will be making recommendations as to our plan of action. Further information will be forthcoming soon.
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Friday, May 13, 2011
Woot Lion Country Safari
Not many people posting, might as well go to Lion Country Safari or just watch the Woot utube version. Not the official promo, watch out for a touch of sarcasm.
Asian Fusion Buffet
Asian Fusion Buffet opening Monday the 16th May, in Community Dr shopping ctr, another good reason to ride the Publix bus. Sorry I do not know the hours.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Naturist Takes Over NYC Subway System
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It's rumored, he is an expelled CV Naturist. Praise the Lord!!! He's not a Wiccan.
It's rumored, he is an expelled CV Naturist. Praise the Lord!!! He's not a Wiccan.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
2011 Hurricane Predictions
Get ready to button up folks .
http://www.riskmanagementmonitor.com/2011-hurricane-predictions/
Mike
Monday, May 9, 2011
Senior Driving Course--June
I called WPRF and there is no course scheduled for June 2011 and I need a course before June 11, 2011 to get the Ins. discount.
I checked with AARP, they are having a course on June 1, 2011, 8am-2pm at Golden Lakes and they are opening it to the public, $14 for non members . Call Paul @ 689-5813 to sign up.Mike
I checked with AARP, they are having a course on June 1, 2011, 8am-2pm at Golden Lakes and they are opening it to the public, $14 for non members . Call Paul @ 689-5813 to sign up.Mike
DELEGATE ASSEMBLY - MAY 06, 2011, LIVE IN CYBERSPACE
Hi All,
Thanks to the Channel 63 team the Delegate Assembly may be seen at the following URL:
http://goo.gl/nv4iy
See also in the sidebar under Delegate Assembly.
Dave Israel
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Thanks to the Channel 63 team the Delegate Assembly may be seen at the following URL:
http://goo.gl/nv4iy
See also in the sidebar under Delegate Assembly.
Dave Israel
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Sunday, May 8, 2011
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR, YOU JUST MAY GET IT
Hi all,
There was a motion raised from the floor at the Delegate Assembly, the essence of the motion was that "all contracts" had to be approved by the Delegate Assembly prior to signing. The motion was tabled due to lack of quorum.
I am advised that a person was actually in the lobby, or perhaps in front of the door, soliciting signatures on a petition to the effect of the motion.
In this regard, there has been pot stirring for weeks over the work underway by UCO to effect long neglected rehabilitation of the Roadways. Therein lies a tale:
As for the Roadway money, the Roadway Reserve has been approved by the Delegate Assembly for many years, every year in our Budget Build process, the Delegates have approved the contribution of about $5.00 per unit per month; reserved for Roadway repair.
Currently there is some $3,000.000.00 in this fund, and due to the flooding, the potholes, the cracked walkways, leading to slip and falls, the LCAM, the Bid Committee, and the Officers decided that it was time to start roadway repair; that is the responsibility that you The People placed on your Officers when you voted. It is interesting to note that the very people complaining about this process did absolutely nothing to correct the problems when they were in office.
We engaged an engineering firm, which was selected based on Bid process, to study the entire problem, the engineers noted that the Swales and Drainage had to be corrected prior to actual repair of the Roadway, in order to prevent damage due to flooding.
So, we have commenced the project, based on years of approval by the Delegates of the funding of the reserve line.
So, what exactly have we done that is wrong? In light of a legal opinion by the UCO Attorney that states that the yearly approval on the Reserve funding line, done as part of the standard Budget Build, gives us authority to spend the money on the designated repair, without asking for yet a second authorization, absolutely nothing has been done wrong!.
It is important, that thinking unit owners separate reason and law from the pot stirring of a few malcontents!
If this sort of constraint is observed to an extreme, many expenditures, required for emergency repairs or day to day operations would be slowed to the tempo of our monthly meeting cycle; for example, when a 36 inch drain collapsed at Oxford 100, and a large sinkhole opened up; it had to be fixed, now!
Another interesting outcome of this motion if it passes, would be the problem of escalating gas prices, which are now running ahead of our budgeted level of $3.50 per gallon. This requires diversion of certain funds not budgeted; should we stop the operation of the Buses, the Rover and the COP vehicles so we can ask for permission to spend the funds which exceed the Budget allocation??
You, the unit owners and your Delegates voted us in to execute the daily tasks of operation of the Village; the proper fruit of our intimate knowledge of the situation is action!
So, again I entreat you all, don't let a minority of malcontents drive you to unreasonable conclusions.
Of course, if you disagree, the elections are not that far away; the choice will be yours.
Dave Israel
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There was a motion raised from the floor at the Delegate Assembly, the essence of the motion was that "all contracts" had to be approved by the Delegate Assembly prior to signing. The motion was tabled due to lack of quorum.
I am advised that a person was actually in the lobby, or perhaps in front of the door, soliciting signatures on a petition to the effect of the motion.
In this regard, there has been pot stirring for weeks over the work underway by UCO to effect long neglected rehabilitation of the Roadways. Therein lies a tale:
As for the Roadway money, the Roadway Reserve has been approved by the Delegate Assembly for many years, every year in our Budget Build process, the Delegates have approved the contribution of about $5.00 per unit per month; reserved for Roadway repair.
Currently there is some $3,000.000.00 in this fund, and due to the flooding, the potholes, the cracked walkways, leading to slip and falls, the LCAM, the Bid Committee, and the Officers decided that it was time to start roadway repair; that is the responsibility that you The People placed on your Officers when you voted. It is interesting to note that the very people complaining about this process did absolutely nothing to correct the problems when they were in office.
We engaged an engineering firm, which was selected based on Bid process, to study the entire problem, the engineers noted that the Swales and Drainage had to be corrected prior to actual repair of the Roadway, in order to prevent damage due to flooding.
So, we have commenced the project, based on years of approval by the Delegates of the funding of the reserve line.
So, what exactly have we done that is wrong? In light of a legal opinion by the UCO Attorney that states that the yearly approval on the Reserve funding line, done as part of the standard Budget Build, gives us authority to spend the money on the designated repair, without asking for yet a second authorization, absolutely nothing has been done wrong!.
It is important, that thinking unit owners separate reason and law from the pot stirring of a few malcontents!
If this sort of constraint is observed to an extreme, many expenditures, required for emergency repairs or day to day operations would be slowed to the tempo of our monthly meeting cycle; for example, when a 36 inch drain collapsed at Oxford 100, and a large sinkhole opened up; it had to be fixed, now!
Another interesting outcome of this motion if it passes, would be the problem of escalating gas prices, which are now running ahead of our budgeted level of $3.50 per gallon. This requires diversion of certain funds not budgeted; should we stop the operation of the Buses, the Rover and the COP vehicles so we can ask for permission to spend the funds which exceed the Budget allocation??
You, the unit owners and your Delegates voted us in to execute the daily tasks of operation of the Village; the proper fruit of our intimate knowledge of the situation is action!
So, again I entreat you all, don't let a minority of malcontents drive you to unreasonable conclusions.
Of course, if you disagree, the elections are not that far away; the choice will be yours.
Dave Israel
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Friday, May 6, 2011
Air Force Goes Wicca
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Wicca will be taking over the Academy soon, can CV be far behind??????
Mike
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Blessings on this fine machine,
May its data all be clean.
Let the files stay where they're put,
Away from disk drives keep all soot.
From its screen shall come no whines,
Let in no spikes on power lines.
As oaks were sacred to the Druids,
Let not the keyboard suffer fluids.
Disk Full shall be nor more than rarity,
The memory shall not miss its parity.
From the modem shall come wonders,
Without line noise making blunders.
May it never catch a virus,
And all its software stay desirous.
Oh let the printer never jam,
And turn my output into spam.
I ask of Eris, noble queen,
Keep Murphy far from this machine.
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The Astral Princess!
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Wicca will be taking over the Academy soon, can CV be far behind??????
Mike
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Blessings on this fine machine,
May its data all be clean.
Let the files stay where they're put,
Away from disk drives keep all soot.
From its screen shall come no whines,
Let in no spikes on power lines.
As oaks were sacred to the Druids,
Let not the keyboard suffer fluids.
Disk Full shall be nor more than rarity,
The memory shall not miss its parity.
From the modem shall come wonders,
Without line noise making blunders.
May it never catch a virus,
And all its software stay desirous.
Oh let the printer never jam,
And turn my output into spam.
I ask of Eris, noble queen,
Keep Murphy far from this machine.
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The Astral Princess!
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Thursday, May 5, 2011
Health Insurance
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SOLD OUT AGAIN BY THE POLITICIANS .
In ten years the Doc will say take an aspirin, go home and die.
MIKE
SOLD OUT AGAIN BY THE POLITICIANS .
In ten years the Doc will say take an aspirin, go home and die.
MIKE
Protect Yourself Against Aggressive Telemarketers Using FPL Logo.
State acts against aggressive telemarketers.
FPL applauds state taking legal action to stop unsolicited energy audit calls.
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) filed legal action to stop an aggressive marketing scheme targeting customers of FPL and other Florida utilities.
We received reports from thousands of customers and worked closely with FDACS, customers and law enforcement officials for nearly a year to help stop the relentless solicitations, which used FPL's name and trademarked logo without authorization.
Some of the unsolicited calls claimed to be an "important message for FPL customers." The group also may have posed as employees of FPL or FPL-approved contractors in order to conduct home energy audits and sell energy-related services or equipment.
"On behalf of our 10,000 employees and 4.5 million customers, FPL wishes to thank the state and local officials who worked for many months on this operation," said Marlene Santos, FPL's vice president of customer service. "While today's action is great news, we urge our customers to remain vigilant and report any suspicious calls or visits."
If you received calls or visits of this nature, contact the FDACS Consumer Assistance Call Center at 800helpfla.com or call 1-800-HELP-FLA.
Read the full FDACS announcement for more and learn how to protect yourself against improper activity by visiting FPL.com/fplprotect.
FPL applauds state taking legal action to stop unsolicited energy audit calls.
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) filed legal action to stop an aggressive marketing scheme targeting customers of FPL and other Florida utilities.
We received reports from thousands of customers and worked closely with FDACS, customers and law enforcement officials for nearly a year to help stop the relentless solicitations, which used FPL's name and trademarked logo without authorization.
Some of the unsolicited calls claimed to be an "important message for FPL customers." The group also may have posed as employees of FPL or FPL-approved contractors in order to conduct home energy audits and sell energy-related services or equipment.
"On behalf of our 10,000 employees and 4.5 million customers, FPL wishes to thank the state and local officials who worked for many months on this operation," said Marlene Santos, FPL's vice president of customer service. "While today's action is great news, we urge our customers to remain vigilant and report any suspicious calls or visits."
If you received calls or visits of this nature, contact the FDACS Consumer Assistance Call Center at 800helpfla.com or call 1-800-HELP-FLA.
Read the full FDACS announcement for more and learn how to protect yourself against improper activity by visiting FPL.com/fplprotect.
MANDATORY INSURANCE MAINTENANCE BULLETIN
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MANDATORY RECOMMENDATION FROM AMERICAN COASTAL
MANDATORY RECOMMENDATION FROM AMERICAN COASTAL
We have been advised that American Coastal, our property insurer, has inspected our properties and has found some air conditioning units on the ground that are not properly secured and pose a hazard if there is a wind storm/hurricane.
This recommendation is mandatory for all A/C units on the ground to be inspected by a licensed air conditioning contractor and secured if they do not meet the necessary wind storm standards. It is necessary that all units meet the standard.
Failure to comply with this recommendation is possible grounds for cancellation, or non-renewal. They have given us 60 days to comply with this recommendation. Our completion date is 6-1-11 to advise our agent.
UCO and the Bid Committee have reviewed the bids from three licensed air conditioning contractors but you are free to choose any licensed air conditioning contractor you would prefer. They are:
Aztil Air Conditioning $89.00 per unit 561 433-2197 Jason
Gotham (Kilcoyne’s A/C) 75.00 per unit 561 575-2653 Robin
Triton Associates 45.00 per unit 561 282-0440 Jay
All of these contractors have been advised of what is necessary to complete the job and have agreed to inspect all ground units and only charge for repairing units that fail to meet the wind standard.
As of the last revision of #718, the responsibility for air conditioners falls to the Associations in case of a covered loss. Therefore, the expenses should be borne by the Association and not the individual unit owner.
If you or your Association has questions or would like us to help, please call the Insurance Committee at 683-9189 ext 150 or 151 for assistance. You need to advise us that the work has been completed. Again, our completion date is 6-1-11 to advise our agent .
Thanks for your cooperation.
Toni Salometo, Claudette LaBonte & Phyllis Siegelman
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