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SHARING
FROM RESIDENT EXPERIENCE:
Recently
our power went out as I believe also happened to many here in the Plantation . Our air conditioning went out also. When I
looked at our thermostat there was no readout visible. I tried to reset it but nothing worked. After a number calls to Honeywell
and DelAir, I learned of a way to reset the thermostat without having to call DelAir and pay for an expensive service call.
I was
told by a rep at DelAir to shut the A/C off at the box. In other words, turn the circuit breaker off at the box and wait 30
minutes before turning the circuit breaker back on. I did this and it worked! I reprogrammed the thermostat and within 5 minutes
I had A/C.
I mention this
because I understand a number of residents are calling DelAir and paying a lot of money for a service call because most don’t
have contracts with DelAir. This simple piece of advice saved us from an expensive service call.
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NEW:
WANT TO TRACK A FLIGHT???
I found this link to be quite helpful. Just type in the airline and flight
number and track it's progress.
   
Message
from Dennis Latiak, HOA Manager
< I know
Sheriff Walter Wolf sends out notices on the different type of scams, thefts and break-ins around our area, but I would like
to reiterate the following.
Our residents
contact local contractors to do work around and in their homes and the HOA does not have any control over these arrangements,
but take the following advice prior to entering into an agreement with a contractor of goods and services.
- Do not pay a contractor in advance
- Have a written contract of goods and services
signed by you and the contractor
- Do not make a final payment until you are
satisfied with the job performed
- Call the Better Business Bureau if you
have any suspicion of the contractor
- Notify the guards gate of when the contractor
is scheduled to do the work
- If a contractor is soliciting call the
guard gate or administration with the name of the contractor and a phone number if available
Thank you
and be careful when using a contractor you do not know.
Dennis >
POOL RULES & POOL SCHEDULES
ONLINE: PLANTATION HOA ORIENTATION BOOKLET
Lost & Found items that have been turned in to the Activity Centers are listed on the Lost & Found page of this
website:
Don't Forget:
Prior to making
any modifications on your lot you will need to submit an ARC request form to the Administration office. Details are
on the ARC webpage.
webmaster note: the information below was confirmed by a call to Genie Garage Door company on 7/21/09
Webmaster note....
The city of Leesburg has an online home energy audit available, but I found it difficult to easily find the link referred
to in the message below, so I am giving it to you here:
Information on Water Conservation added to website. Click on link below....
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ALL ACTIVITY CENTERS ARE WIRELESS!!!!
HERMITAGE HALL, ASHLEY HALL, AND THE MANOR HAVE HIGH SPEED WIRELESS
ACCESS FOR LAPTOPS
ANY RESIDENT AND/OR THEIR GUEST
WHO HAVE A LAPTOP WITH WIRELESS CAPABILITIES CAN NOW USE THEIR LAPTAP IN THESE BUILDINGS. iN ADDITION, YOU WILL
NOW FIND A PUBLIC COMPUTER AVAILABLE AT aSHLEY HALL AND HERMITAGE HALL.
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DO's...
Correct use of a disabled
parking permit.
1. Hang permit on your rearview mirror.
2. Hang permit so expiration date can be seen.
3. Have permit registration with you at all times.
4. make sure permit is not expired.
5. Park properly in disabled space.
6. Remove permit before driving.
7. Get permit replaced immediately if lost.
8. Return permit to DMV if permit is no longer needed.
9. Always use YOUR OWN PERMIT ONLY.
10. Be courteous to police or parking official.
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DON'Ts...
Incorrect use/abuse of a disabled parking permit.
1. Don't use someone else's permit (including relative).
2. Don't park in Access Aisle (Stripped Area). Fine for
parking in Access Aisle is $250.00 even with a permit.
3. Don't drive with permit hanging on rearview mirror.
4. Don't use expired permit.
5. Don't put permit on dash with expiration date covered up.
6. Don't let anyone else use your permit including close family members and relatives.
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SAFETY SIMON SAYS......
Staying with "awareness" as our theme we can see that being aware not only helps us in reducing
the odds of becoming a victim to crime it can also help us in protecting ourselves from becoming an accident victim.
Throughout our community we can see a number of people making assumptions. When driving a car you might assume
because we are a quiet community with minimal traffic you would only need to slow down and look and not come to
a complete stop at a stop sign before continuing. Same when driving a golf cart. A number of drivers of both cars
and golf carts allow their pets to sit on their laps assuming that as a driver they still have complete control of their
vehicle. A walker, jogger or bicyclist while wearing both ear pieces to listen to their music assume that they can still
"hear" oncoming traffic or other dangers. In all of the above examples the assumption of safety is mistaken. Be
aware instead. Be aware that even with our minimal traffic accidents do happen. Make sure to stop and look before
continuing. Be aware that it takes only a split second for an accident to happen. A pet in your arm, though you
and your pet may be enjoying the ride, can be a disadvantage and distraction in that spit second. What safety does
your pet enjoy in case of a collision and the vehicle's air bag employs? Or your pet is thrown from the golf cart? Injuries
do occur even at slow speeds. And when you are out and about listening to your music through your headphones be totally
aware of your surroundings at all times. Drivers may assume that you can hear them approaching while you assume that
drivers see you and are looking out for you. Both assumptions could result with you getting hurt.
And would you be able to hear a "bad guy" approaching? Yes, even here we are not immune to the criminal element.
So be safe. Be aware.
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