Dear Seaside I Homeowners,
Happy November 2023
Good morning all,
This month starting as soon as November 6th, the roadway work will begin. We are surveying the rights of way and will be rebuilding the entirety of the roadway from the Forest and Tupelo intersection down to 30a in sections.
We will also be rebuilding the roadway of Grove from the circle towards and terminating at Old Seagrove. There the roadway will be surveyed and a new curb placed onto the common property line and the roadway's built in the right of way only. This may result in a further narrowing of the road.
No other roadways are to be redone at this time.
The circle will be undergoing rather meaningful change. A radius design will be implemented. We will attempt to better slope some of the areas to move water a bit more away from yards than in the past. Moreover, we will likely be some tree adjustments to the area.
The board has not as yet made any decisions in this regards, but we have had input from some homeowners in the circle as to issues or concerns that they have. We will be sharing these inputs with all owners that have property that fronts the circle.
The board will be setting a limited agenda for the year. We have very few items where there is clear substantial majority to move forward in some way (greater than 70%).
This includes
1). Access Control of non Seaside Owner vehicles into Seaside at the intersection of Grove and Forest particularly Golf Carts which are not permitted on the Residential Streets but find there way here due to the inconsistent policy of the commercial zone.
2). Tree Height and Sight Line Concerns. Many expressed not only concerns about the views to the ocean certainly having changed, but also the roof lines and homes generally being less than visible hiding the architecture of the community and the pleasing experience.
3). Continued support for Landscaping at the Pavilion. This will include further stabilization of the sand area south of the gates to include specimen Palmettos. We have a source of large specimens and we expect to lower costs in this way and to have larger plants that will most likely survive.
There are other additional items that will be taken care of like the structures in the Rosewalk, and they are budgeted accordingly.
Please recall your board recommended a $175 additional assessment for the upcoming year and it passed without objection from the homeowners at this annual meeting.
I look forward to another year of service.
Thanks
Richard Jabbour
SEASIDE ONE BOARD
President - Richard Jabbour - [email protected] – 850-231-1047
Vice President - Joel Blackstock - [email protected] – 205-999-2905
Secretary - Lois Glasgow - [email protected] – 214-533-1470
Treasurer - Jeff Grant - [email protected] – 951-232-6510
Director - Kerri Knotts - [email protected] – 832-294-5510