To: cfna@yahoogroups.com
From: Robert_Irvine@3Com.com
Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2001 15:40:12 -0500
Reply-To: cfna@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [cfna] Spring Update

An update on a few items:

1) Lifetime Fitness sidewalk
The installation is in Naperville's hands.  It probably won't be completed until
the fall, but it will have the formal blessing of Naperville, and it won't cost
us anything.
There will be a no-parking area for approx. 150' on each side of the walk.  I
have seen numerous cars park there in the mornings, and hopefully the no parking
zones will convince them to park in the lot.

2) Wildflowers in Common Areas
KH has begun the work on the wildflower areas today (between and around the two
small ponds).  They began by spraying the areas with a weed killer, and in about
a week they will return with a slit seeder to put down the wildflower seeds.
They will also fix some grading problems, fill in some holes, etc.

3) Small Pond Aerator
KH has an electrical contractor getting permits to run power for an aerator for
the small pond.  When the electrical is installed, KH will have an aerator
installed.  It will be a 3 hp horizontal intake pump located at the SW corner,
and will emit a shower similar to the other aerators (as opposed to a
bubbler-type).

4) Aerator Power Panels
KH will make the existing power panels more attractive by putting a shingled,
slanted roof on the panels and planting three arbor vitaes around each of them.

5) Park/Gazebo
KH expects to seed the park yet again.  They also appreciate the assistance in
cleaning up the rocks (remember? RockFest this coming Saturday morning!).  They
have also agreed with Naperville to put a natural stain/sealer on the gazebo and
to fix items on a punch list prepared by Naperville.  KH will also look at the
grading in a few areas that is causing some problems with standing water in the
park area.

6) Management Company change
We have terminated our contract with PSI, and switched services to Lieberman
Management effective May 1.  We expect that there will be little percieved
change to the community at large, but that it will provide improved services for
the Board (financial reporting, etc), and will also result in saving a little
money (about 30%) on the management fees that we pay.  We will distribute
further information with contact information, etc., when the changeover is
completed.

Regards,

Bob Irvine

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