MANAGEMENT UPDATE MAY 15

                                           MANAGEMENT UPDATE
                                                     MAY 15, 2008
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Sullivan Electric & Pump, Inc., replaced the submersible pump and all downpipes at Lake Well #3 on Monday, May 12^th as approved by the Board at the last Workshop Meeting.

The Annual Tree Trimming Project is well underway and weather permitting should be completed next week. After all of the trees have been trimmed in the community, Frames Tree Service will trim the trees at the Clubhouse area and grind the stumps of the trees that have been removed during the project.

On Monday, May 12^th, Lazar Interiors removed all of the curtains in the Center and the valance above the stage for a thorough cleaning. Lazar is scheduled to have them back and installed by May 23^rdat a cost of $2,095.00.

Paint It Rite, Inc. is scheduled to begin painting the stage and side walls in the Center on Monday, May 19^th. The stage will be painted matte black and should be completed by the middle of the week.

Lake Worth Drainage District’s removal of the dredged material by the canal is nearing completion. As of today, they are now behind Clearbrook Village and should finish up in a week or so.

Air Ref Electric, relocated a light pole that was on the west side of bridge on Pine Drive to the east side of the bridge to better utilize the existing lighting at that location. Mike Farrell installed the electrical conduit in order to keep the cost of the job as low as possible.

Epic Wireless Corporation completed installing the new cameras at the Military Trail Gate to complete the installation at both gates. The new system has helped the P.O.A. recover over $1,200.00 from outside vendors and others whom damaged gate arms or other equipment due to tailgating or carelessness. Epic will be meeting with a few members of the Board to consider other locations of additional security cameras.

Papico Construction, Inc. has submitted a proposal of $6,525.00 to resurface the courts 4 & 5, which will be considered by the Board at today’s Workshop Meeting.

Delray Awning Company is scheduled to replace 2 frames, prime and paint the remaining frames, as well as install new awning shelters for the Tennis Courts, beginning Monday, June 2^nd. This project was approved by the Board at a cost of $7,925.00 back in January.

The Management Office will be closed on Monday, May 26^th in observance of Memorial Day.

Respectfully submitted,

Rick Leach, L.C.A.M.

Property Manager