| February 18, 2026 | Tennis / Pickleball Court | Several of the electrical outlets at the tennis and pickleball courts don't work. We need them to work for special events to aid in food and beverage service, and potentially to help dry and clean the courts. Please restore all outlets near the shade structure between the tennis and pickleball courts to a functioning level.
Robert: I have created a work order for these repairs.
The parts are in and we will start the outlet replacement .
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| February 23, 2026 | Club | The former handicap parking stalls that are now open parking stalls need to have the old pavement symbols repainted black. The forecast is calling for rain this week (2/23/26) I checked and did not see any previously submitted maintenance requests. Thank You
Robert: Mark the stalls are to be blacked out when the paving contractor comes back to do the top sealant coat. The contractor is waiting for a full week of dry weather with appropriate temp to aide drying.
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| February 24, 2026 | Villages | Hi, please let me know if I should be emailing someone else about this long standing issue. There is a house at 1738 Latour that is a rental but the front yard has not been maintained for years. It is mostly weeds and animal holes and mounds that are an eyesore. Several neighbors have complained but nothing changes. This is an insult to those of us who try to comply with the reasonable guidelines.
I'm not sure if the owner is responsible or the tenant. Will you let me know and tell us what can be done?
Thank you,
Dr. Woodruff
Robert: Hello Dr. Woodruff.
I will forward your concerns to the HOA office asap.
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| February 27, 2026 | Vineyards | Vineyards behind Moscato.
The weeds are about 2 Feet tall behind the last row of vines and the the retaining wall.
Is this the famers job?
Thanks
Ken
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| February 28, 2026 | Villages | I wanted to let you know that while I was walking the other day I noticed a big bush growing out of the storm drain in front of 1811 Moscato Place.
It looks like an Oleander, which is quite hardy and can get quite large, it is already taking up a good amount of space within the storm drain. It should be addressed as soon as possible so it is easier to remove.
The more established the roots get the bigger the issue will be to get it out of there. If they just cut it off, it will regrow still fuller down in the storm drain, which could be very problematic when we get rain again.
Thank you in advance for taking care of this issue.
Terry Eldridge
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