February 22, 2010

Dear Coral Hammock Owners:

The association's files and financial records have now been transferred to your new management company. Budget information has been entered into our system and January operating reports have been distributed to the Board of Directors. The funding of various projects has been reviewed by the Board and I have been asked by association President Craig Tellerd to proceed with refurbishing the landscape lighting which, over the years, has fallen into disrepair. In addition, I have been asked to proceed with making repairs to the irrigation system which were identified during an inspection conducted in January.

The two new pool heaters which were recently installed to replace the single unit that became inoperable in December have been keeping the pool warm even though we have been experiencing some problems with the breakers tripping off. To resolve this problem the electrical circuits for the pool heaters are being upgraded this week. New pool umbrellas and weighted stands are to be purchased as the existing umbrellas are extremely worn. New locks, automatic door closers, video cameras and new TV's for the clubhouse will be installed as funds are available. Everyone is asked to please be sure to lock all the doors at the clubhouse, all the gates in the pool area and the one at the main entrance.

The new grounds men, ABC Landscaping, have been busy trimming back overgrown areas and removing weeds in addition to keeping the grass cut. It is anticipated that additional plants will be installed along US1 and other areas where plants have died. This work will be completed during the summer which is typically our rainy season. It is anticipated that the installation of river rock to fill in the remaining bare areas where there used to be mulch will be completed mid-year as additional funds are available.

To ensure that Coral Hammock remains a premiere community, please make note of the following rules and regulations and advise your rental agent and/or tenants of the importance of observing these rules:

All owners who are not in residence should notify their tenants and rental agents that a major clean-up, to include the removal of unauthorized items under all the individual homes, will be scheduled in the spring. To avoid being charged by the association, unit owners should make arrangements to have all such items removed and properly disposed of within the next 30 days; such items may not be piled out front. Any remaining items will be disposed of and the individual unit owner will be billed for the cost of the removal. Your cooperation in completing this major clean-up is greatly appreciated.

Please remember to submit a rental registration form for any rentals that you may currently have or that occur in the future, or ask your agent to do so. The form can be found on the Coral Hammock website www.coralhammockhoa.com. Please contact me should you have any questions.

Thank you,

Sterling Christian

Sterling Christian, CPM, CAM
The Community Association Company
305-296-0556 office
305-293-0251 facsimile
305-923-1210 cell phone

RECYCLING

We strongly encourage members to recycle. Following is a list of instructions from Waste Management on recycling specifics. Recycling pick up is on Mondays.

Plastics
Please rinse. All colors accepted. Labels are ok.
Remove all caps and lids.
Bottles, cups, tubs, bowls and jars with #1, #2, or #3 recycling symbols on container.

Metals
Please rinse. Labels are ok.
Aluminum drink cans.
Steel or tin food cans and lids. Remove lids.

Unbroken Glass
Please rinse. Green, brown and clear. Labels are ok.
Bottles and jars—remove metal and plastic lids

Corrugated Cardboard
Please flatten. All boxes must be broken down to fit into bin.
Put the following in paper grocery bags and then place bags in bin:

Paper
Carbonless paper, Junk mail, magazines, paper bags.
Cardboard—cereal boxes (liner removed), soda and beer cartons, dry goods.
Packaging, paper towel and toilet paper cores
Envelopes—with or without windows
Newspapers—all sections (please do not leave or put in plastic bags)
Office paper—file folders, letterhead, printer paper
Paper bags

**Please do not ever place the above items into the recycling containers in plastic bags. However, household batteries must be placed in a small clear plastic bag.

Contact the Waste Management office at 296-8297 for removal of appliances, furniture, hazardous waste (car batteries, paint, acid, etc.) special drop offs are offered quarterly. (March, June, September and December)