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Landings Forward Plan Moves Ahead

Michael KnuppChairman, Forward Planning Committee

The Landings Management Association (LMA) Executive Committee requested the Forward Planning Committee to review the previous strategic plan and update it with a new long range plan for the Association. A draft of the 2015 Forward Plan is currently under review by the Landings Management Association board of directors and the various association presidents.

The plan is designed to provide guidance to the LMA’s board of directors as it considers decisions impacting the future of the Landings community. With this plan, the board can more effectively draft and implement programs serving LMA needs and fulfilling the expectations of the residents. The plan sets forth the long term health and vitality of our community. The plan is a living document and should be viewed as a permanent, continuous process of planning for the future and a vehicle for facilitating community consensus on important issues.

The plan started with a vision that The Landings exists to preserve and enhance The Landings as one of the premier Sarasota communities of choice. Our goal is that the percentage change of property values in The Landings reflects a more positive outcome than any other Sarasota area residential community of similar status.

The vision will be accomplished through tactics in seven strategic drivers:

1. Maintain and enhance the friendly and engaging culture which embraces diversity, continuing education, beautiful aesthetics and concern for the environment through active involvement by all residents in Landings activities.

2. Manage security as our top priority and promoting a safe walking, biking and driving community.

3. Effective management of the environment, common area facilities and road infrastructure.

4. Effective management of financial resources.

5. Enforcement of LMA covenants and restrictions.

6. Interworking relationships with the Landings Racquet Club.

7. Participating in the greater Sarasota community.

It is important that the community’s culture is supportive of the strategies and tactics contained within the plan. To that end, once we have comments back from the LMA board and the association presidents we intend to seek community input through a “wants and needs” survey of ideas. The results of that survey will be incorporated into the plan and the final plan will be presented in a town meeting forum on a date to be announced. Only through active community support and communications can the culture continue to evolve and reinforce the values and principles that are important to ensure that sense of community pride that is necessary to maintain The Landings as a premier community. We hope you all will participate in these discussions as we move forward with the Forward Plan.

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to create a home where residents could live amid the trees and among nature,” said Michael Saunders & Company Realtor Lenore Treiman, who has listed several units over recent years in the Treehouses. The multi-level units all share a setting amid the natural environment. The westernmost units on the Intracoastal are situated amid the mangroves.

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DECEMBER 2015Happy Hanukkah & Merry Christmas

Former Tennis star and Landings resident, Mike Davies passed away on November 3. As a player and an executive of the sport, Davies helped transform tennis into what it is today. “He had done so much for the sport of tennis over the years,” said Kevin Lechlitner, General Manager of the Landings Racquet Club. “The way we see tennis today, he’s responsible for a lot of it. He was an amazing guy.’’ Mike was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 2012. On page 9, we have published one of the last interviews Mike had. It appeared in Play Sarasota Magazine, “One-on-One with Ray Collins”.

The Mike Davies TrophyUSTA National Father/SonClay Court Championship

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LMA APPROVESFISCAL YEAR 2016

BUDGET LMA Pres., Don McMurray o p e n e d t h e m e e t i n g b y compl iment ing Community Event Chair, Doug Day, Planning Committee Chair, Michael Knupp, and Finance Committee Chair, Marie Graziosi-Jacaruso. Day, for his organization of the Halloween event, Knupp for his work on the draft of The Landings Forward Plan, and Graziosi-Jacaruso for her work on the draft of the fiscal year 2016 budget. McMurray ended his comments by informing the Board that his home has not sold and did not have a projection of when the sale might take place.

FINANCE REPORT Finance committee chair, Marie Graziosi-Jacaruso reported through the period ending September 30, the Board underspent by $62,101.81.

Four unit owners continue to have an outstanding debt of $4,200. Graziosi-Jacaruso went on to present a motion that $11,295 be transferred from the 2015 operating budget to the 2015 reserve account for expenses related to the Nature Trail Bridge and main gatehouse air conditioning system. The motion was discussed and approved.

COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE

Co-chairs, Bob Manteiga and Joan Lowery had several meetings related to helping the community understand, appreciate, and use The Landings website. The committee plans to update many aspects of the website. All the changes, additions and updates are designed to make the website a useful tool for Landing’s residents.

COMMUNITY EVENTS C h a i r m a n D o u g D a y , announced more than 400 trick-or-treaters participated in the newly

organized Halloween Trail event. He thanked George Micolopolous and David and Marie Jacaruso for their contribution to the success of the event.

DRAINAGE Committee chair, Jack Jost reported a contract has been awarded to C-Squared for $3,950 to relieve the driveway flooding at 5125 and 5127 Kestrelpark Place. C-Squared was also the low bidder for the drainage system work on the east side of Peregrine Pt Way. The LHA is working with affected homeowners to decide on an equitable distribution of the $27,737.90 expense. An additional drainage system chal lenge regarding driveway flooding at 1625 Landings Blvd. is in progress. The two major drainage problems on Peregrine Pt. Boulevard will fall into next year’s budget.

LMA Meeting Notes By Trebor Britt Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

Well, here I am again. I wrote to the editor approximately six months ago expressing lack of sympathy for the guy who was fined for not paying his LMA dues on time and the next month the editor published a letter thanking God that I am no longer on the LMA Board. I write now re Frank Pipers’ letter published in the November 2015 Eagle. Frank Pipers sounds like a very competent guy. His recommendee, Rudy Blohm sounds even more competent. So let me give the history. I was elected to the LMA Board in 1996. Don Smalley was on the Board. Don was a revered engineer in Sarasota and was so competent that he took care of both the roads and the drainage in The Landings. Don created a 17 or 18 year schedule for repaving the roads. The annual budget included something like $20,000-30,000 for annual repaving. I was elected President in 2000. Thank goodness that Don was still on the Board and continued to do the roads and the drainage. I left the Board in 2004. In 2006 the then President, Bob Capo asked me to rejoin the Board. I said OK. When I was elected I found that Don Smalley had left The Landings and was no longer on the Board. Bob Capo put me in charge of roads. What did I know about repaving roads? Nothing. I knew absolutely nothing. Fortunately, I called up Don Smalley. Don said, you hire X as engineer to survey the road to be repaved and then you hire Y to repave the road according to the survey. (I modified Don’s suggestions by making sure I got at least two bids for each job.) I left the Board in 2009-2010. At some point thereafter the Board made the less than brilliant decision that if the Board ceased paving the roads, the annual dues would not have to be increased. So for the last few years the roads have deteriorated. How much will it cost annually now to repave the roads? I would speculate that it would be between $50,000-$70,000. Maybe Rudy Blohm can tell us. Assuming we still have 702 taxable units, that amount would cause an annual increase in dues of between $71.22 and $100.00. That’s OK with me. I will pay my share but not more than my share. Rudy, I recommend that you find Don Smalley’s schedule for roads in the LMA files. I further recommend that you drive over all the roads in The Landings and make your own decision re which roads need most to be repaved. Larry Spelman

Attention all Landings residents: The end of the year is coming and remember those of us that DID NOT receive their LMA invoices but instead received a late payment penalty from LMA. Please be sure to look for your invoice or call Argus Management for a copy if you do not receive an

invoice in the mail by January 1, 2016. They do NOT send out reminders! Remember, it only took 21 days for the penalty to be imposed and we don’t want to feed the LMA coffers any more than necessary. Burt and Sandy Frank

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On Wednesday November 11, the LMA conducted one of its three times per year pick-up of hazardous household waste. Sixteen residents took advantage of the opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted paint, chemicals, electronics, etc. Everyone participating expressed appreciation for the ability to divest of these unwelcome items without having to travel to the County collection site. T h r e e c o m p u t e r s w e r e discarded. They will be cleaned of all data and refurbished by the Sarasota Personal Computer

Users Group for donation to the schools. The next LMA Community Hauling Date will be February 10, 2016. The pick-up location is at the north gate from 8-9 am. Also the date appears monthly in the notification section of the Landings Eagle. Reservations are needed and can be made by calling George Niel of Argus Management at 941-927-6464 starting a week in advance. Currently there is confusion as whether florescent bulbs will be taken in the weekly trash. Some have had them accepted while

others have had them rejected. Until we get clarification from the County continue to bring them to the next LMA pick-up. Please remember that TVs and computer monitors are no longer accepted by the County so if they are brought to the LMA collection site they will be returned. You can now put these items out with the weekly trash. Thanks go to Burt Frank, Harvey Greller, and Gary Warren for their volunteer efforts. Also David Jacaruso and George Niel provide very capable support.

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Golf Cart Rules for The Landings The use of golf carts on the roadways in The Landings are governed by the following regulations: • The golf cart must be registered with the LMA, with the name, address, a picture of the golf cart, and proof of liability insurance. A registration form may be obtained from the Main Gate. • A golf cart may be operated only during the hours between sunrise and sunset unless it is equipped with headlights, taillights, and turn signals.

• There must be a seat for all riders on the golf cart. • The driver of the golf cart must be a licensed driver, or at least the age of 14 accompanied by a licensed driver. Golf carts may not be operated in the Eagles Nest Area or on the Nature Trail. A first violation will result in a warning letter; a second violation will result in a 30-day suspension of the all automobile decal privileges of the owner; and each subsequent violation will result in a 90-day suspension of all decal privileges


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At its regular November board meeting, the Board approved the request to remove a tree on Flicker Field Circle. It reviewed the status of a proposed new driveway on Peregrine Point Circle West and has sent a letter suggesting specif icat ions for the concrete to be used. The board approved the plans for a substantial addition to a home on Landings Boulevard subject to cautions about construction activity hours and vehicle parking to avoid disturbing the neighbors as much as possible. A variance may be required for a slight encroachment of a roof eave on a setback. The board approved a 2016 Fiscal Year budget that called for a $5.00 increase in the Annual Assessment to a total of $70.00. Invoices should have been received by Association owners by the time this article appears. Payment is due on or before January 1, 2016. Late fees and interest will apply for payments received after January 15, 2016. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be on November 10th at 7:00 p.m. at The Landings Racquet Club.

LHA Meeting Notes

Thanks: Many thanks to Doug Day for the work he has done to organize and put on a Halloween Spectacular Event. The event was attended by a large number of children and families. Also, many thanks to Mike Knupp for his work and the work of his committee in putting together the initial draft of the Future Plan for LMA. The plan is now distributed for comments from the Board Members and Association Presidents. The next step is to survey the residents for input on priorities, followed by a town hall meeting so residents can openly discuss the desired direction for future developments in The Landings. Finally, but by no means last, many thanks to Marie and her committee for all the work they have put into pulling the draft FY 2016 budget together. They met with the committee chairs (some more than once), reviewed spending

patterns over the last number of years, and pulled together a budget that should meet the needs of the association for next year and years to come.

New Construction: A request was made to the HOA to submit an article to The Eagle reviewing the first – Purchase – teardown – rebuild in the history of The Landings. The home is constructed and the owners seem to be busy with moving in. There was some controversy over this process initially, but it would seem that the outcome (finished house) fits well into the community and can only benefit the value of our properties. I would suggest that this will not be the last purchase – rebuild property in our community. T h a n k s t o t h e H O A f o r overseeing this project.

Home on the Market: There have been a number of rumors concerning the sale of our home – it’s been sold, it was sold before I announced we were placing it on the market, etc. None are accurate. I made the announcement last month at the Board Meeting so we (my wife and me) could put our home on the market. The attempt was to dispel rumors and to allow the Board time to consider a transition when the time was appropriate. We plan to remain here as long as our home remains on the market. My plan is to remain on the Board during that time and to initiate a transition process when it is appropriate.

Proposed FY 2016 Budget: The big agenda item tonight is the discussion by the Board of the FY 2016 Draft Budget and hopeful approval. Again, many thanks to Marie and her committee for their extensive work.

President’s ColumnBy Don McMurrayBy Dick Bayles


•Howlonghaveyoulivedin The Landings? 5 years •What is your favoritecolor? Sparkly pink •Doyougotoschooleveryday? Not Saturday and Sunday. •Doyouplayaninstrument? No, but I took music classes the last two years. •Doyouhave languageatschool? Yes, we have Spanish on Tuesdays. •Doyoulikelivinghere? Yes, I like bike riding here and also my friend is moving here to a yellow house at the end of our neighborhood! •What is your favoritesubject? Science because we do cool science experiments. Once we did an experiment with

ink. Another time, we made chocolate and vanilla ice cream! •Whatdoyouwant tobewhen you grow up? A scientist because it looks like a good job to have. •What are your favoritebooks? The book made from the movie Frozen with Elsa and Anna. •What is your favoritemovie? Frozen. I saw it in Columbus, Ohio and also on Christmas Eve here. •What is your favoritesports team? The Mountaineers! It was my Daddy’s school in West Virginia. We watch them play football on TV. And we go to the baseball games and eat popcorn. •Doyouplayanysports? Soccer. I started playing on

a team called Brazil this year. •Whatdoyoudo in yourspare time? Ballet, running, swimming, and painting. I like painting with all different colors all over the paper and I put the first letter of Lyla’s and my name on it. Sometimes I put the painting in a picture frame. •Areyouafastrunner? I run faster than anything! •Whatisyourfavoritethingto do with your mom? Paint •Favoritetoy? My Elsa Doll. I also like playing with my books. I pretend they are lily pads and run across them! •Favoritesong? “Wheels on the Bus”. We sing it in the car. Also the song from Frozen. Sometimes I sing it in the bathroom.

•What’syourfavoritefood? Broccoli and chicken. (I put lemon on the chicken.) •Are there any foods youdon’tliketoeat? Bubble gum - but I like all foods. •Ifyoucouldbeanyanimal,what would you be? A butterfly so I could fly in the gardens. •Onewordtodescribeyouwould be? FANTASTICO! •Whatwouldyou like forChristmas? A scooter with two wheels •Favoritethingtodowithyour little sister? Play Frozen with her. I play Elsa and she plays Anna. I make icicles and we pretend to freeze things. We also play Nemo in the bathtub. •Tellmeaboutarecenttripyou took.

We went for Canadian Thanksgiving to see Nana and Granddad. We drove around in a golf cart and saw so many colorful leaves there. Another time we went to Canada (Perry Sound) and went tubing. The boat pulled me. Thumbs up [gesturing with thumb] means “faster” and thumbs down [gesturing with thumb again] means “slower”. I went “WAHOO!” It was bumpy! • Describe a Christmastradition that you enjoy. Opening presents! I don’t know what’s inside until I open them. I think we should get baby Hannah (Hannah is her 6 month old cousin) something she can chew on.

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There are only a couple h u n d r e d p e o p l e i n t h e International Tennis Hall of Fame, and one is quietly living in The Landings with his wife, getting credit for everything from the color of the tennis balls we use, to the chance to take a break between games. Mike Davies is a living legend, but not for what he did on the court—even though he was the best player in Great Britain at one point. This 79-year-old is known for what he did for tennis as a business. We asked fellow Hall of Famer and top announcer Cliff Drysdale for a comment on his former colleague, and here is what he said, “Mike turned ideas into reality. He played a good game on court but kept his best game for leadership and innovation. He led tennis kicking and screaming into the modern pro era. His legacy is that his changes both on court and on TV are alive and well today.” These days Davies is facing a much different challenge. His

health. He’s battling prostate cancer and asbestos poisoning. We began on that subject during a recent chat in The Landings Clubhouse, not far from where Center Court has been named after him. MD: I can take chemotherapy and that could hopefully extend my life, but there’s no cure. They said it’s Stage 4. RC: How does that feel? MD: Well, I took a couple months to get used to it. RC: Asbestos poisoning? MD: I’ve beat my brains out wondering how I got it. All I can think of is my hometown in Wales had an asbestos factory. I did spend the first 16 years of my life there. And they say it takes 60 years before it comes out. RC: You began in Wales, were the top player in Great Britain and reached the doubles final of Wimbledon in 1960. Yet somehow you’re in the Hall of Fame for what you did after your playing career. MD: In the end of ‘67 I had finished playing, I was 31, and

realized I better find something to do. So Vic Braden and I sat down and talked about putting together a tennis academy out in California. My first wife’s father had the first tennis academy that was ever built in 1953 in the South of France. But out of the blue came a call from Dave Dixon, the guy who created World Championship Tennis (WCT). After losing all his money in the first three months, Butch Buchholz said, “We can’t keep doing this. Call Mike Davies to help.” I went for 2 weeks and I stayed for 13 years. (WCT signed the best players of the era, they became “pro” rather than amateur and the popularity of the game grew dramatically.) RC: You are the reason we have yellow tennis balls. How did that happen? MD: We wanted to get tennis on television, but it wasn’t easy. We got complaints from the viewers that they couldn’t see the ball well enough. In a move to help that, I said to NBC, “You’re the professionals,

what color ball would work best on a blue court?” They said, “Orange.” We first played in Jamaica with the orange ball, but the courts there were green, and it didn’t work. I said, “We can’t use a different ball for different courts, so we have to get universal some way.” And around then we hit on yellow. RC: Don’t you feel powerful? MD: Ha ha, powerful . (Shakes head.) The one thing I regret—a friend asked, “Do you get royalties?” I WISH! RC: You also caused us all to be taking breaks between games. MD: Yes, we were televising a match, and when the players changed sides and kept moving, the director said, “Mike, when are we putting in the commercials?” I went out there on the court and told the two guys that we were putting chairs on the court and they had to stay seated for two minutes! The players had no interest in waiting to play. They didn’t want to do it. They had never sat down in their lives. The rule

was, “play is to be continuous.” But we put a guy on the court with a headset timing the two minutes. RC: So far you’ve changed the face of tennis (balls) and the pace of tennis (time-outs)! MD: Yeah. I was planning a tournament in Hawaii, but Rod Laver wouldn’t play if Illie Nastase played. Laver thought Nastase spent too much time ranting and raving and running around. So we put a 30-second time clock on the court. The sun was too bright to see it, so we put mosquito netting over the face. The only guy who went over the limit was Ken Rosewall! He forgot!


An Interview with Mike Davies

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One of his last interviews, reprinted with permission


Continued from page 9An Interview with Mike Davies These days, players like (Rafael) Nadal and a few others abuse the time limit. They (umpires) don’t call it. It would better serve tennis if they put clocks on the court again. And the use of the towel has gotten . . . (whistles and twirls finger in air). RC: Can you trace what caused the boom of tennis in the 1970s? MD: Absolutely. We had a match between Laver and Ken Rosewall in 1972 that has been called, “The Greatest Match of All Time.” They played 5 sets. NBC pre-empted the 6 o’clock news on Sunday. That’s where we got an audience. That was the moment it all boomed. By the way, in the mid-70s, we were testing cameras in Vegas when a guy came along and said, “You need to get a shot of this kid.” We saw him and he was so good we rolled some film. It’s the video you see of Andre Agassi when he was 7. You can see our WCT logos all around him. RC: Wow! I’ve seen that

video. So, you are credited with making tennis a business. MD: The greatest thing I ever did . . . I arranged my own tournaments. We worked out deals. I did this around the world, on the phone 24 hours a day. There was no rhyme or reason to it. We’re going to have 20 tournaments. Each will have 32 players. $50,000 per tournament. The top 8 will qualify for the Finals. Nobody had played for that much money. I looked at a map of the world, and worked out a point system that is still used today. When we played in Tehran (Iran) the guy who worked in Europe for me said he spoke to the Shah’s people and told them, “We need good linesmen and ball boys.” The General said, “Ball boys are not a problem. And I can give you 20 of my best snipers for the linesmen.” The players said, “The calls were surprisingly good.” (Laughs hard.) RC: Any regrets over the years? MD: Lots of things, but

nothing serious. I made a lot of mistakes in my business career, but learned a lot. RC: Do you like the instant-review technology? MD: I had it in 1971 or ’72 in the finals in Dallas, but we had a thunderstorm and it played havoc with this electric system, so we had to cut it. RC: Best player of all time? MD: Roger Federer. But the guy who was close with shear talent was Lew Hoad back in the 1950s, but he had a short career due to back injuries. But if Hoad, Laver, Rosewall and the rest had been given equipment, coaches, trainers, doctors, lawyers, drivers—and they didn’t have to do one thing else like make hotel reservations and call cabs and airplane reservations—because we had nobody, and you couldn’t afford to travel with your wife. RC: Best female of all time? MD: You have to go with Serena Williams. But Steffi Graff would have given her a tough time.

RC: Why do you think tennis isn’t more popular in the media? MD: The ATP, WTA, and the USTA need to put a full-court press on the American press. I can’t believe we have major tournaments, and we don’t even get in the results column of USA Today. Golf gets inches and inches of coverage. That doesn’t happen by chance. You have to come up with story lines. When we did the Dallas finals, we invited journalists from around the world, wined and dined them, made sure they had gifts, we bribed them! That was a major thing for us. It paid off. We had some good matches. We were a rogue company, but we won a lot of those people over. I really can’t believe we can’t get the kind of ink that golf gets. There are terrible television ratings. RC: Why? MD: People would rather play. RC: Why aren’t there more Americans in the top of tennis?

MD: Just the cycle. That’s all. RC: How did you wind up in Sarasota? MD: I was living in New Haven. Butch (Buchholz) had asked me to look after the Pilot Penn tournament. One night (in 2000) they predicted a big snow storm, and I’m saying, “What on earth am I doing here?” So I pulled out some files, threw some clothes in the back seat, and said, “I’m driving to Florida, I’ll find a place.” RC: Your legacy? MD: I don’t know. I just think I improved the game. Butch (Buchholz), Barry (McKay) and I used to sit around at night after 3 hours of playing, 1 o’clock in the morning, find a cab and a place to eat, in Italy or somewhere where we didn’t know the language. And Barry used to say, “One day we’ll play for $100,000 a tournament. And Butch said, “You’re out of your mind.” We did it—and sometimes we created a monster because now the US Open is giving $3.3 million to the winner.

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Forty-Two Father/Son doubles teams from across the country gathered for the 2015 USTA National Senior/ Super Senior/ Father/Son Clay Court Championships at The Landings. Fathers in their 60s competed with their sons in the Senior Championship and fathers in their 70s-Up competed in the Super Senior Championship. The entry of Robbie Ginepri and his father, Rene became one of this year’s highlights.

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A crowd of spectators enjoying Robbie Ginepri’s crushing overhead smash of a lob during the Father/Son Clay Court Championships at The Landings.No. 1 seed, Michael Stewart (73) serving over Andrew Stewart’s (38)

shoulder at the Super/Senior Father/Son Clay Court Championships. Andrew, of Raleigh North Carolina and his father, Michael of Palm Desert

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I would really like to thank all the members that participated as host families during this year’s Father/Son tennis tournaments and especially Ralph and Dee Ricapito for organizing the entire group. Every year the

hosts do an outstanding job catering the player lunch. As usual, the food brought in by the members was outstanding. Thanks again for your help in making this a special tournament for all the players. I know they really appreciate it.

The Annual Holiday Dinner Dance is

Sunday, December 13th in the Lakeside Clubhouse with cocktails at 6:00 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m. Sammy J and the Saxman will be the live entertainers again this year. If you were here last year, you know how fantastic they were. James Riegel from Black Tie Catering is back again with another impressive menu. The menu specifics are posted in the Tennis Pro Shop with the sign-up sheet. The cost is $28 per person. Please register in the Pro Shop by December 9 if you would like to attend the party. Seating is limited for this event so please don’t delay. Season is just getting started and we have already seen a flurry of activity

at the Club. It is only going to get busier in the next few months. As you can imagine, on certain days of the week, parking is at a premium. Thursday mornings seem to be the most hectic. Along with the morning court reservations, we have three exercise classes, Watercolor painting, a MahJongg class and potentially two home league matches. In an effort to alleviate some of the parking strain during the morning hours, I would like to encourage members who live close to the Club and have the ability to walk or ride a bike over to do so. Thank you for your assistance in this matter.

|Manager’sReport By Kevin Lechlitner

Our 23rd annual Senior and Super/Senior Father/Son National Clays Championship afforded a record number of teams an opportunity to enjoy Sarasota’s weather and the Club’s courts and hospitality. Our hosts, volunteers, and sponsors all work together to ensure a

smooth-running and welcoming event for the players. It remains the favorite of the four senior and super-senior father/son events on the USTA schedule. Our Holiday Party will take place on Sunday, December 13th. If you wish to attend, room is fading fast, so get your

reservation in. I wish happy holidays for all of us, our families and our friends. Year 2016 will see much activity at the Club, both in renovations and activities and I look forward to another successful prime season.

|President’s Report By Dick Bayles Finally, cooler weather. Let’s play tennis. T h e c l u b tournament begins in January and runs through February. There will be a ladies, men’s and mixed doubles division.

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I would really like to thank all the members that participated as host families during this year’s Father/Son tennis tournaments and especially Ralph and Dee Ricapito for organizing the entire group. Every year the

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their expertise and give free beginner and intermediate Bridge Lessons to anyone interested in playing. They give of their time in the evenings in season. Larry Lawrence heads the Editorial Committee, cons is t ing of Landings residents, who meet monthly with the Publisher to provide you with this informative n e w s p a p e r w h e r e y o u find articles of interest that provides a cohesiveness in our community and one we can be proud of and enjoy. Larry will note, “Everyone is welcome in the development of stories in The Eagle”. Many photographers for The Eagle cover the events. There are many “UNSUNG HEROS”: Those who serve on the LMA BOARD. They give many hours of their time to provide for our “best good” looking after our community’s common areas in a cost efficient and top notch manner. T h e e v e r - c h a n g i n g Assoc. Presidents, and their Committees, are so very important to our everyday neighbor’s needs. Then, when we are in town or away from home, there are people who volunteer to look after things to make our place a safe residence. Dick Bayles, always at the computer overseeing the Green Book changes for our use and convenience. Rudy Blohm, and Patricia Decker develop and work on Landscaping anytime they are called upon. In addition, Rudy serves on the LMA Board, and was instrumental in the reconstruction of the Gazebo, and Racquet Club

buildings. Patricia is also an active Racquet Club Board Member and they both serve on Committees in their Lakeview Condo Association. Patricia participates in the TNR (Trap, Neuter, Release) Program, endorsed by the County to combat the feral cat problem. Bonnie & Rob Dombrowski, a friendly couple eager to assist anyone with questions in our Fitness Center at the Racquet Club. They along with Lisa and Scott Bradley helped in updating, procuring and arranging equipment to best suite major muscle groups to meet the needs of our members. The Lending Library was established at the Club by Ralph Ricapito about twelve years ago with over 2,000 books. Mona Poyta, Jay Eisner and Ralph currently maintain, and stack the shelves daily. Movie Night was created by Colin Wendell, and Sid Wenokor. In season these two neighbors pool their talents to select, procure, and run the movies to be shown. These “Win, Win Movie Night Productions” are enjoyed monthly and get great turnouts. There are many, many more who roll up their sleeves and provide their helping hands and talents to make The Landings a better place to live. We also have many volunteers who contribute their time and efforts to making ALL OF SARASOTA A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE. If you know of any one you would like us to give a “Shout Out” to, let me know for future Helping Hands articles.

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“I put on about 80 lashes per eye, about one millimeter away from the eyelid,” she said. “I use four different sizes of eyelashes, because natural lashes are shortest on the inside, longer in the middle and then they taper off on the outside.” The result is a realistic-looking set of lashes that beautifully frames the eyes and gives the wearer a confident, well-rested appearance. On average, humans lose about four eyelashes per day, and since lash extensions are bonded to natural lashes, they will eventually fall out as well. That’s why Katzenberger suggests coming back every two to three weeks and getting a touch-up, which only takes about an hour. You have several choices, when it comes to the composition of your eyelash extensions. A Lash Above offers lashes in synthetic polyester, silk, mink and faux mink. Each has varying degrees of thicknesses and all applications are customized to suit the individual. In addition to the original A Lash Above location, Katzenberger has opened up two additional salons, staffed by licensed estheticians. Those sites offer an expanded list of services including: luxury facials, lash and brow tints, waxing, peels, dermaplaning, LED light therapy and microcurrent (non-surgical facelift.) Aside from age, there are other reasons why someone may not have enough lashes. Some of those

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The Landings Photo GalleryBy Robert C. Manteiga (AKA Photos by Beto)

The Photo Gallery is back after an extended hiatus.

In this month’s issue of The Eagle we feature a throwback to the past. Those who have lived in here a number of years have seen The Landings evolve into one of the premier communities in Sarasota; the cultural epicenter of this community is, without question, The Landings Racquet Club. Thanks to resident photographer, Gary Warren, we were able to dig back into the archives and offer this series of photographs that depict the various stages in the building of the 30 by 30 foot expansion of the LRC Fitness Center, which also included the addition of a handicapped bathroom and shower. Since these photos were taken, the fitness center has undergone additional renovations, the tennis courts have been resurfaced and the fences and lighting replaced, and The Landings Club House has been updated. In addition to bringing back fond memories, it is hoped that these photos will give us a renewed sense of appreciation for the hard work of Kevin Lechlitner, Dick Bayles, the LRC staff and Board of Directors.

The next Photo Gallery (in the upcoming January issue of The Eagle) will feature “creative shots of The Landings”. These can be unedited or highly photo-shopped, as long as they present a unique perspective of the subject matter. Please send your most creative photos to me at [email protected]


LANDINGS MANAGEMENT 2015 ESTIMATED EXPENSES AND BUDGET

PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE PERIOD January 1, 2016 - December 31, 2016

2015 2015 2016ESTIMATED * APPROVED PROPOSED

REVENUES BUDGET BUDGET5010 ASSESSMENTS 646,830 646,830 615,6695012 C & D ASSESSMENTS 21,283 21,283 23,3905040 OTHER 4,626 - -5045 FINES - -5050 INTEREST 1,750 - -5070 VEHICLE DECALS 1,200 -5090 CARRYOVER SURPLUS - -

TOTAL REVENUE 672,739 668,113 639,059RESERVES 116,370 116,370 151,685 TOTAL REVENUES $789,109 $784,484 $790,744

EXPENSES AND RESERVESGROUNDS

7120 GROUNDS CONTRACT 56,347 64,740 64,7407130 LANDSCAPING 65,100 65,100 55,1007140 TREE TRIMMING 6,500 6,500 15,5007145 SPRINKLER/IRRIGATION CONTRACT 4,620 4,620 4,6207155 SPRINKLER/IRRIGATION REPAIRS 5,000 10,000 5,000

TOTAL GROUNDS 137,567 150,960 144,960ROADS

7153 US 41/KESTRAL ENTRANCE PROJECT 5,000 5,000 07151 ROAD SWEEPING 15,360 15,667 15,3607165 ROAD REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE 1,700 10,000 5,000

TOTAL ROADS 17,060 25,667 20,360DRAINAGE

7170 DITCH MAINTENANCE 5,000 10,000 5,0007175 DRAINAGE 15,000 15,000 15,0007178 STORM SEWER REPAIR 5,200 5,000 0

TOTAL DRAINAGE 25,200 30,000 20,000MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS

7210 LIGHTING REPAIRS 1,500 1,500 7507215 LIGHTING SUPPLIES 3,900 1,500 07220 MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES 200 500 5007225 MAINTENANCE SERVICE 24,450 24,450 24,4507230 SIGNAGE & MISCELLANEOUS 5,300 7,000 10,0007235 WALL PAINTING & MAINTENANCE 1,000 1,000 1,8007240 CURB MAINTENANCE 5,000 5,000 7,485

TOTAL BUILDING MAINTENANCE 41,350 40,950 44,985LAKES

7320 LAKES-CONTRACT 7,800 9,274 8,6747330 LAKES-OTHER 3,100 6,000 2,0007340 FOUNTAIN MAINTENANCE-CONTRACT 1,464 1,623 1,6237345 FOUNTAIN MAINTENANCE-OTHER 4,800 3,000 2,000

TOTAL LAKES 17,164 19,897 14,297UTILITIES

7510 WATER/SEWER & FIRELINE 600 1,000 6007520 ELECTRIC 53,000 56,700 55,000

TOTAL UTILITIES 53,600 57,700 55,600SECURITY

7720 GUARDHOUSE MAINTENANCE 2,300 3,000 2,0007723 JANITORIAL SERVICE-GUARDHOUSE 1,800 1,800 1,8007725 SECURITY MAIN GATE 197,500 151,518 196,0617730 ROVING PATROL 48,482 07735 SECURITY-OTHER 16,743 10,000 15,0007740 GATES-MAINTENANCE 17,000 14,000 14,000

TOTAL SECURITY 235,343 228,800 228,861COMMUNICATIONS7884/7755 LANDINGS WEBSITE 1,200 3,000 5,0007885/7757 LANDINGS EAGLE NEWSLETTER 8,392 8,392 8,3927886/7759 COMMUNICATIONS/PRINTING 1,000 1,000 3,000

10,592 12,392 16,392

printed 11/22/2015 9:15 PM LMA Approved Budget - FY2016 - Nov2015

COMMUNITY EVENTS7823/7760 COMMUNITY EVENTS 0 0 2,500

0 0 2,500ADMINISTRATION7760/7810 INSURANCE 12,000 10,950 11,200

7820 LEGAL/PROFESSIONAL 8,400 5,500 4,0007822 KESTRAL ENTRANCE LEGAL 5,000 5,000 07825 ACCOUNTING SERVICES 1,900 1,900 1,9007835 FEES, DUES, LICENSE 62 62 627840 INCOME TAX 0 250 2507870 MANAGEMENT FEE 40,788 40,788 40,7887880 OFFICE SUPPLIES, POSTAGE, ETC. 2,500 2,500 2,5007887 STRATEGIC PLANNING 2,000 2,000 07888 AESTHETICS 4,000 4,000 07890 BAD DEBT EXPENSE 5,000 5,000 4,0007892 PROPERTY TAX 14 14 147895 CONTINGENCY 4,300 2,500 3,000

TOTAL ADMINISTRATION 85,964 80,464 67,714C & D EXPENSES

9050 C & D ELECTRIC9150 C & D INSURANCE9230 C & D LANDSCAPING9240 C & D GROUNDS CONTRACT9260 C & D CHEMICAL TREATMENT9280 C & D IRRIGATION MAINTENANCE9290 C & D LIGHTING REPAIRS & SUPPLIES9291 C & D ROAD REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE9300 C & D MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES9380 C & D ADMINISTRATION

TOTAL C & D EXPENSES 21,283 21,283 23,390

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE 645,123 668,113 639,059RESERVES

RESERVES - SCHEDULE B 116,370 116,370 151,685 TOTAL EXPENSES AND RESERVES $761,493 $784,484 $790,744

ASSESSMENTSUNIT ASSESSMENT - ANNUAL 2015 2016

OPERATIONAL $921.00 $877.00RESERVES 166.00 216.00 TOTAL $1,087.00 $1,093.00

TOTAL UNITS 702MAINTENANCE AND RESERVES PAID 1 TIMES PER YEAR


LANDINGS MANAGEMENT 2015 ESTIMATED EXPENSES AND BUDGETProposed Budget for the period on January 1, 2016 - December 31, 2016

LANDINGS MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE PERIOD PERCENT

January 1, 2016 - December 31, 2016 FUNDING

POOLED RESERVE COMPONENTS 100.00%

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10ESTIMATED ESTIMATED ESTIMATED BEGINNING ASSESSMENTS ESTIMATED ESTIMATED ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL ANNUAL

LIFE REMAINING REPLACEMENT BALANCE COLLECTED EXPENDITURES TRANSFERS BALANCE RESERVE RESERVE

EXPECTANCY LIFE COST 1/1/15 2015 2015 2015 12/31/15 REQUIREMENT REQUIRED

ACCT# ASSET

3510 GUARDHOUSE-ROOF - NORTH 35 8 10,029 1,003 1,003 2,006 8,023 1,003

3515 GAZEBO 30 29 65,000 -11,879 2,167 0 11,879 2,167 62,833 2,167

3520 ROAD REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE/PAVING 30 6 927,272 208,241 100,284 10,278 0 298,248 629,024 104,837

3525 DRAINAGE 5 5 20,000 0 0 20,000 4,000

3530 GUARDHOUSE-ROOF-MAINTENANCE 35 28 15,747 525 525 3,865 2,815 0 15,747 562

3540 GATE REPLACEMENT 20 7 21,284 2,365 2,365 0 4,730 16,554 2,365

3550 CAMERAS & MONITORING SYSTEM 10 5 18,317 2,617 2,617 0 5,234 13,083 2,617

3555 LAKE EROSION/FOUNTAINS 25 3 50,000 23,594 1,056 0 0 24,650 25,350 8,450

3560 WALL REPAIR & MAINTENANCE 30 3 65,394 4,360 4,360 0 8,720 56,674 18,891

3570 ENTRY MONUMENTS 30 13 13,836 922 922 0 1,844 11,992 922

3575 N.T. OBSERVATION TOWER 30 5 22,000 0 0 0 0 22,000 4,400

3580 NATURE TRAIL BRIDGE 35 34 50,000 -12,514 1,072 25,603 37,046 0 50,000 1,471

3585 GENERAL RESERVES 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3590 INTEREST EARNED 2,257 1,132 0 0 3,390 0 0

221,491 117,503 39,746 51,740 350,988 931,280 151,685

Note 1:

These reserves are computed using the straight line method.

Note 2:Estimated Life Expectancy, Estimated Remaining Life, and Estimated Replacement Cost are based on information secured from an independent Reserve Study for 2013


Note 1: These reserves are computed using the straight line method.Note 2: Estimated Life Expectancy, Estimated Remaining Life, and Estimated Replacement Cost are based on information secured from an independent Reserve Study for 2013


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The approved FY 16 operating and reserve budget was approved by the Board of Directors at the November meeting. The changes are minor and represent a more theoretical change than a cost change. The increase in the annual assessment will be $6.00 per household.

For the last few years the finance committee has been developing and proposing a reserve budget to cover the cost of major capital expenditures: example – road resurfacing; perimeter wall repair/painting; guardhouse repair; nature trail structures, etc. The goal is to plan for the eventual repair or replacement of items/structures that require a major expense and funding these expenses over a number of years, rather than in a one year operating budget. Previously, the committee chair would have to guess whether a major expense would occur in the next fiscal year and add that cost request to their budget request (cost center). The problem with this method is that it generates a radically changing budget periodically

that can significantly change the annual assessment from year-to-year. By planning, and funding projects over a number of years, the Board avoids the radical shifts in surpluses or deficits that could occur in any one year. I appreciate that this may be a difficult concept to grasp, but it really makes sound fiscal sense. Reserve funding is not a new concept, but it is for our Board and it has been difficult to comprehend, even for some board members. But by example, or really two examples: The Gazebo on the nature trail - we just rebuilt it at a cost of $65,000. It has a life expectancy of roughly 30 years. So we can project the replacement costs (estimate) and collect funds for 30 years in anticipation of needing to replace this structure around that time. Using that same cost, it is easier to fund $2,167/yr. over 30 years than it is to come up with the total cost of replacement in one year. Second example is the road resurfacing project. We will be completing a section of our roads in 2016. When we complete that section

we will again project the cost and life expectancy of the roads and budget on a yearly basis, sufficient funding to have money available when the project needs to be completed again. Now, no one has a crystal ball and is capable of accurately projecting costs of a project 20 to 30 years in the future. For instance, oil price is at a major low right now which reduces that cost of the project today. When we need to do the same project again in 25-30 years oil (if we are still using it) may be 5 to 10 times more expensive. Thus the cost of redoing the project would be more expensive. However, this issue is addressed by the finance committee periodically having a reserve expense audit completed to update projected costs. Based on the new information, the reserve budget is adjusted to be in closer compliance with projects cost and needed revenue. Final work – the budget looks good. The operating budget covers the day-to-day expenses of LMA and the reserve budget is shaping up to cover the costs of our major capital expenditures.

2016 Budget: Finance Committee thoughts By Don McMurray

28 THE LANDINGS EAGLE December 2015Advertorial

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Jost asked homeowners to make sure that originally installed swales are not blocked by vegetation or sediment build-up and that drainage pathways and storm water inlet grates are cleared of debris immediately following a storm.

ENVIRONMENTAL Committee chair, John C a r s o n r e p o r t e d t h e Committee is working on short-term and long-term goals. These goals will be shared with the Board as they develop. They may also apply for a matching environmental grant from Sarasota County. The maximum grant allowed is $12,000.

ROADS LMA Pres., Don McMurray reported the road repaving bid specifications are done. Bids will not be solicited until January because repaving would not begin until mid-

April. Bids for repaving all the roads at The Landings is expected to fall between $150,000-$200,000. The pr ice of o i l , the availability of concrete and contractor availability are the three things that will dramatically affect the cost.

LAKES L a k e s c h a i r , L a r r y Lawrence reported an issue exists between the County and Florida Shoreline regarding the proper removal of the sediment shelf. The county is withholding payment, but hopes to resolve the issue quickly. T h e a l g a e p r o b l e m on several lakes is being addressed and a few key parts of the fountains on North Lake are being replaced.

MAINTENANCE Maintenance Committee chair David Jacaruso, reported the sign replacement project

is continuing throughout The Landings. Repairs and painting of a wall on Flicker Field Circle was completed. Work on the gatehouse continues and Jacaruso is seeking bids for road striping and reflector placement. The initial stages of the Speed Bump project are progressing.

SAFETY AND SECURITY Chairman, Neil Goldman began his report with a motion requiring turn signals on golf carts, be added to the requirement for night driving. The motion was voted on and passed. Goldman presented a second motion that the first violation of a golf cart rule would result in a warning letter, a second violation will result in a 30 day suspension for all decals in the household, and a subsequent violation will result in a 90 day suspension of the decal privileges. The motion was voted on

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FORWARD PLANNING Forward Planning chair, Michael Knupp updated the Board on his progress writing a forward plan. A few more steps are necessary before he will provide the Board a final version.

FISCAL YEAR 2016 BUDGET

A detailed discussion of the proposed fiscal year 2016 Budget took place. Board members rev iewed the budget line item by line item. After an extensive review, the board voted on and passed a motion to approve the fiscal year 2016 budget.

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Unit 6 to 18 are considered boardwalk units and those are on the water, said Lou Furlong, president of the Treehouse Condominium Association. Other units look out to green space and are located more inland. All of these homes in the trees offer multiple open and screened terraces. In some units, however, owners have opted to enclose terrace space to expand the air-conditioned square footage. “Every unit has views, some have views of the water and others have views of the oaks,” Furlong said. “There are a large number of very old oak trees and they set the character of the tree environment,” Furlong added. Owners of all 76 units have access to an exclusive kayak launch, Treiman noted. “So we have a number of kayaking enthusiasts,” Treiman told The Landings Eagle. The community is attractive to buyers looking to downsize from a larger, single-family home. “I’ve had a lot of single family [home] people come in, either from The Landings or outside The Landings, who want to get that single family feel that is maintenance free,” Treiman said. At 1,900 to 2,450 square feet, with three bedrooms and 2.5 baths, each individual unit has that spacious, “homey” feel — despite being a condominium. Original layout of the units feature a wood-burning fireplace, and a one-car garage. “We use ours a lot of times,” said Furlong, who has lived in a Treehouse since 1999. “It is nice to have the ambiance of a fire.” “The units are wood-frame and built on concrete footers, and the living room has a very high vaulted ceiling,” said Furlong. Treiman said some potential buyers move from a condo on Siesta Key to the Treehouses — where they can relocate to the mainland, while still living in a tropical setting. The condos are all scheduled to get a new roof. “The materials are on site, and work should happen in November or December,” Treiman said. There is fairly little turnover at the Treehouse communities. “There are a lot of longstanding residents who just love The Landings and the Treehouses,” Treiman said. “It’s a beautiful, unique natural environment.” Of the 76 units, 33 are duplexes, and the rest are single units, Treiman said. The general Landings Management Association fees are $1,087 a year, and the fees for the Treehouse condominium

association are $2,102 quarterly.Recentsalesandlistings

According to a historical account, when they were first built, Treehouse pricing ranged from a low of $200,000 to a high of $337,500 for a direct view of the Bay. In early September of 1981, only approximately 19 of the 76 were still available. On Today’s market, units fetch a higher price. Over the past year, units have sold for $380,000 to $450,000. Three units are currently on the market, including one under contract, as of press time. Two units are being listed for $429,000 and $444,000, while the third is a bayview unit that was listed for sale in November at $639,000. This unit features panoramic, full bay views with expanded square footage of 2,436 square feet. The unit features three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a den, family room and enlarged kitchen. As with most Treehouse units, this one has multiple open and screened terraces.

Therecentsalesinclude: • A 2,139-square foot unit sold for $380,000 — or $199 a square foot — in October. • A 2,300 square foot unit sold for $399,000 — or $195 a square foot — also in October. • A 1,912 square foot unit sold for $450,000 — or $245 a square foot — in July. The unit was completely updated with upgrades that included a chef’s kitchen and bamboo floors. According to MLS information, none of the three recent units sold offered direct water views.

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Holiday Hours: Mon. - Wed & Sat. 10-5 Thurs. - Fri. 10-7 Sun. Noon - 5

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Sarasota, FL 34231941-923-0635

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Teen Tech Support$14/hour• Computers • Smart Phones• I Pads• Printers

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Call 941-275-4647ExEcutivE Shirt SErvicE • houSEhold itEmS • SamE day SErvicE availablE

Environmentally ConsciousLaundry and Dry Cleaning

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(941) 483-4630FAX (941) 488-3140

[email protected]

(941) 483-4630

WATERTITEROOFING & REPAIRSWATERTITEROOFING & REPAIRSQuality Work Since 1974

Steve BradleyProject Manager

208 S. Tamiami TrailNokomis, FL 34275

Local Businesses

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Professional services provided byRN, LPN, CNA/HHA, Companions

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Don Muenzmay GRI,CRS, SRES941-374-3865Email: [email protected]

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Caregiving / CompanionPersonal Assistant ServicesErrands and Transportation

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•1Alarm Resident advised, alarm silenced.

•1CriminalMischief Resident suspects contractors of scattering leaves in pool.

•1InformationReport FPL Street light out. FPL Advised.

•38OpenDoorsReported All instances of garage doors left open

•7ParkingViolations 5 Vehicles parked in roadway overnight 2 Restricted type vehicles left out overnight

•1RecklessDriver Contractor reported by resident.

View From The GateCompiled by: Capt. Jordan M. Joseph, Landings Security & Safety

Therewere49IncidentReportsforthemonthofOctober2015.Theyareasfollows:

Verizon - Phone Service .............................................1.800.483.1000Comcast Cable .......................................................................371.6700Emergency Animal Clinic ....................................................929.1818Poison Info Center ......................................................1.800.282.3171Waste Management ..............................................................924.1254Landings Eagle ...............................................................941.539.0205Landing’s Gate.......................................................................922.5531Landings Racquet Club ........................................................923.3886Landings Community Hauling Program .......... 941-727-6464x110LRC e-mail .................................................. [email protected] Management ..............................................................927.6464Sheriff Non-Emergency ........................................................861.5800FPL - Florida Power & light .................................................917.0708FPL - Outage Report ...................................................1.800.468.8243Fishing & Hunting Licenses .........................................941.362.9888Marriage License Bureau ..............................................941.362.4066Sarasota County Hotline ......................................................861.5000Sarasota/Bradenton Intl. Airport ................................941.359.2770Sarasota County Area Transit (SCAT) ......................941.316.1234Sarasota County Information Call Center ......941.861.5000/scgov.netSarasota Doctors Hospital .............................................941.342.1100Sarasota Memorial Hospital/Health Care System ...... 941.917.7760Emergency (General) .....................................................................911

Life-threateningEMERGENCY:call911first,thencallthegate.Theywilldirectemergencyvehicles

www.landingseagle.comwww.thelandingsofsarasota.com

Useful&EmergencyPhoneNumbers...

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OCTOBER TRAFFIC REPORT

All owners should have received the latest edition of The Landings Handbook and Direc-tory, which was mailed in mid-November to each owner’s billing address. There are some significant changes to the LMA and LRC Rules & Regulations in this edition, some of which are highlighted on the first page of the mailing; all owners should review both sections. Additional copies are available at the Main Gate along with binders for those without one. If you are a member of the Landings HomeownersAssociation and have not received the LHAhandbook supplement that was mailed earlierthis year, please contact me.

Thefollowingisachangethatcameintoolateforinclusioninthenewdirectory.:• Arthur & Peggy Wood, 1613 Starling Dr, 941-923-0003, 312-218-4234, [email protected]

Additions, changes or corrections should bedirected to me in writing. Directory forms areavailable from me via e-mail, atwww.landingseagle.com and atwww.thelandingsofsarasota.com, or from yourassociation, and may be dropped off at theLandings Racquet Club or Main Gate to myattention or sent via mail, e mail or fax.

Landings Residents’ Handbook & Directory By Dick Bayles

DickBayles:1729LandingsWay,Sarasota,FL34231,Email:[email protected]:(941)296-7404

* The Main Gate has no means of recording exit numbers at this time.N/A = System Error. Information not available or missing.

MainGate 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011EntriesattheMainGate 11926 11706 11347 13373 13036TotalGateTraffic 11926 11706 11347 13373 13036NorthGate 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011EntriesattheNorthGate 14099 16315 16452 16965 16345ExitsattheNorthGate 12763 14661 14815 15342 15038TotalGateTraffic 26862 30976 31267 32307 31383SouthGate 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011EntriesattheSouthGate 5188 5009 4525 4653 3927ExitsattheSouthGate 4817 4472 4010 4059 4380TotalGateTraffic 10005 9481 8535 8712 8307

The ATS Speed Sentry was deployed at the intersection of Landings Blvd. and Kestral Parkway South (northbound) for the month of October 2015 with the following results:

Date Location Speed Limit Compliant Low Risk Med Risk High Risk 10/01/15 to 10/19/15 Landings Blvd / Kestral Parkway S (Northbound) 20 75.25% 20.14% 4.14% 0.46%Average daily traffic at this location was about 535.89 Vehicles a day.This represents a significant upswing in low and medium risk non compliance at this location in correlation with the new speed 20MPH limits along Landings Blvd.

Compliant speeds are any speeds that are under the posted speed limitLow Risk speeds are speeds <+5 MPH of the posted speed limitMed Risk Speeds are speeds >+5 MPH but <+10MPH of the posted speed limitHigh Risk Speeds are speeds >+10 MPH pf the posted speed limit


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Day Date Time Event Tuesday 1 8:30am LMA Tuesday 1 10am EP IV Tuesday 1 3pm EP II Tuesday 1 7pm Trivia Challenge Wednesday 2 3pm EP III Wednesday 2 4:30pm Villas at Eagles Point Thursday 3 3:30pm South I Annual Meeting Thursday 3 4pm Eagles Point I Thursday 3 7pm LMA Board Friday 4 4:30pm South III Annual Mtg. & Party Saturday 5 3pm Lustgarten Party Sunday 6 8am Private Event Monday 7 3:30pm Learning Group Committee Tuesday 8 2pm Eagle’s Editorial Meeting Tuesday 8 4:30pm EP III Annual Mt. & Party Wednesday 9 5pm Bayview Board Annual Mtg. Wednesday 9 5pm South VI Annual Mtg. Thursday 10 5pm LS VII Budget Thursday 10 5pm Landings South VII Thursday 10 7pm LHA Sunday 13 5pm Annual Holiday Dinner Dance Monday 14 9am Koffee Klatsch Monday 14 2pm South V Tuesday 15 1:30pm LRC Board Tuesday 15 7pm Trivia Challenge Thursday 17 4:30pm South II Thursday 17 6pm Treehouse Mtg. Friday 18 9:30am Carriage House I Fri - Sun 18 - 20 NOON Charity Gift Drive Tuesday 22 9am Koffee Klatsch Tuesday 22 5:30pm Tree House HOA

Day Date Time Event Tuesday 5 8:30am LMA Tuesday 5 7pm Trivia Challenge Thursday 7 7pm LMA Board Saturday 9 1pm Mike Davies Memorial Sunday 10 4pm Cloisters HOA Anl. Mtg. Tuesday 12 2pm Eagle’s Editorial Meeting Wednesday 13 3:30pm Landings Learning Group Thursday 14 5pm South VII Thursday 14 7pm LHA Tuesday 26 9am Koffee Klatsch Tuesday 26 5pm LS V Annual Mtg. & Party Tuesday 26 5:30pm Tree House HOA Wednesday 27 3:30pm Landings Learning Group Wednesday 27 7pm Carriage House I Anl. Mtg. Friday 29 4pm South IV

Regularly Scheduled Items Bridge Mondays 6:30pm Exercise with Verna Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:45am Jazzercise Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:30am Landoliers Tuesdays 3:30pm Mah Jong Class Thursdays 9:30am Water Aerobics Thursdays (Dec. 3 & 10 only) 10am Watercolor Thursdays 10am Yoga Mon. & Wed. Fri 8:15am Zumba Gold Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:30am

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Your LandingsResident Real Estate Team

&TaraLamb

JudyGreene

1568 LANDINGS TERRACE • $995,000

1650 LANDINGS BOULEVARD • $885,000

Judy Greene • 941.350.0451 • [email protected] Lamb • 941.266.4873 • [email protected]

5100 Ocean Boulevard • Sarasota, FL 34242

CURRENTLY ACTIVE

Based on information from Realtor.com, Sarasota Property Appraiser, and Sarasota Association of Realtors for the period ending 11/17/2015. These properties listed and sold in the past 4 months by various MLS participating offices.

Judy350-0451

Tara266-4873

Judy & Tara’sNeighborhood

OPEN HOUSEMichael Saunders & Company

Address Price BR BA ½ BALandings Real Estate Database

CONDOS SOLD

CONDOS PENDING

Michael Saunders & CompanyLicensed Real Estate Broker

CONDOS FOR SALE

HOMES SOLD

HOMES PENDING

HOMES FOR SALE

1638 PINTAIL WAY • $385,000

1568 LANDINGS TERR 995,000 4 3 1650 LANDINGS BLVD 885,000 3 3 05169 KESTRAL PARK LN. 815,000 4 4 15167 KESTRAL PARK LN. 715,000 4 3 01637 PINE HARRIER CIR. 539,900 3 2 0 1768 PINE HARRIER CIR. 849,000 3 3 01697 PINE HARRIER CIR. 510,800 3 2 1 44968 KESTRAL PARKWAY N 1,250,000 5 3 14639 PINE HARRIER DR 785,000 4 2 11780 PINE HARRIER CIR. 779,000 3 3 04937 LANDINGS CT. 768,000 4 4 04812 PEREGRINE POINT CIR. 725,000 5 4 15133 KESTRAL PARK PLACE 715,000 4 3 04638 PINE HARRIER DR. 490,000 3 3 0 5450 EAGLES PT CIR #203 1,097,000 4 4 05450 EAGLES PT CIR #105 739,000 3 2 05450 EAGLES PT CIR #101 675,000 3 2 15450 EAGLES PT CIR #305 649,000 3 2 05457 EAGLES PT CIR 589,000 3 2 15430 EAGLES PT CIR #104 450,000 2 2 01454 LANDINGS CIR 429,000 3 2 15400 EAGLES PT CIR #206 412,000 3 2 01638 PINTAIL WAY 385,000 2 2 01639 STARLING DR 329,500 3 2 05261 HERON WAY 325,000 3 2 05408 EAGLES PT CIR #103 325,000 2 2 01608 STARLING DR. 284,500 3 2 01630 STARLING DR. 265,000 2 2 0 5420 EAGLES PT CIR #401 525,000 3 2 11368 LANDINGS DR 444,000 3 2 15247 LANDINGS BLVD 425,000 2 2 15260 HERON WAY 319,000 3 2 0 1717 STARLING DR. 505,000 3 2 01478 LANDINGS CIR 450,000 3 2 11479 LANDINGS CIR 399,000 3 2 11460 LANDINGS CIR 380,000 3 2 14804 KESTRAL PARK CIR 330,000 2 2 01686 STARLING DR. 300,000 2 2 05420 EAGLES PT CIR #203 300,000 2 2 05408 EAGLES PT CIR #201 293,000 3 2 01688 STARLING DR. 291,100 2 2 01616 STARLING DR. 250,000 3 2 01664 STARLING DR. 235,750 2 2 0

Wishing you and your familiesa Joyful and Happy Holidayseason! ~ Judy & Tara

landings eagle - dec 2015

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