Repairs 

Tennis Courts: Despite a tight budget, this appears to be the year we need to fix the tennis courts.  We believe that the courts add considerably to the association as a whole. They provide a wonderful place for families to play tennis and interact, especially since the number of maintained courts in town are dwindling. We also believe that the courts are a wonderful asset to our association from a real estate perspective. As the tennis courts sit now, we feel that they are not only unsafe and unfit for play but they also detract from the appeal of our association. 

This winter, we contacted companies that repair tennis courts. The lowest  bid for the tennis court work we received was from Cape and Island Tennis and Track. Their bid was $8,250. This company also came with the best referrals. At the next meeting, we will vote on whether or not to proceed with the tennis court maintenance.  We would love you to attend and share your input and concerns. One concern that we have as a board is that it will cost a significant amount of money. On the other hand, we have also been advised that if the association wants to keep the courts, this is the time to do the repairs. If we wait much longer, the repairs will be much more extensive and ultimately expensive.

Split Rail Fencing: With whatever money we have left over out of the $10,000 from the tennis court budget, we are going to start to pick away at the deteriorating split rail fencing throughout the association. We will get a start on in this year, but will likely need to finish it another year.

Road work: We are in the process of getting a further assessment of the road going into the beach area. If repairing the road is simply a matter of leveling the ground and spreading additional gravel, we have an association member with a tractor willing to provide the labor to fix the road. The association will buy the gravel and supplies needed.