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PROPERTIES<br />
Common Area<br />
What’s<br />
Happening<br />
in the CAP<br />
Meetings<br />
The committee<br />
unanimously passed<br />
a motion to remove<br />
the fire pit at<br />
Desert Vista. The<br />
fire pit has not<br />
been used <strong>for</strong><br />
18 years.<br />
Photo by Stu<br />
Gershon/<strong>Link</strong><br />
Ken Caroccia,<br />
Chairman, Common<br />
Area Properties<br />
34 · LINK · JUNE <strong>2017</strong><br />
Following are highlights from the April 11<br />
meeting:<br />
Old Business: Sun City resident Henrietta<br />
Rapp asked about bocce court shades that were<br />
installed at Sun Shadows. Henrietta said that they<br />
do not offer enough shade <strong>for</strong> the players. After<br />
considerable discussion, it was decided that Ken<br />
Caroccia, CAP chairman, Dennis McGrew,<br />
SCSCAI building maintenance manager and<br />
Henrietta would re-assess the shades after the<br />
meeting. Next, following a recommendation by<br />
SCSCAI landscape manager Louis Darling, the<br />
committee unanimously passed a motion to remove<br />
the re pit at Desert Vista. e re pit has<br />
not been used <strong>for</strong> 18 years.<br />
New Business: Brandon Balek, SCSCAI building<br />
maintenance supervisor, reported that LED<br />
lights will be installed at all three buildings at<br />
Mountain Shadows. e original estimate a year<br />
ago was <strong>for</strong> approximately $50,000. Since then,<br />
prices have dropped and Sun City is now looking<br />
at an estimate closer to $30,000.<br />
w e pools are all in compliance with the new<br />
Clark County Health District requirements.<br />
w e insurance inspector will be joining the<br />
building inspectors.<br />
w e curb drop-off area in front of the Highland<br />
Falls entrance is being evaluated <strong>for</strong> expansion<br />
as the area is often blocked by delivery trucks, etc.<br />
After considerable discussion, Paul Henderson,<br />
SCSCAI’s executive director, Dennis and Brandon<br />
will look into the idea. A call will be<br />
placed to the re marshall as there is a<br />
re hydrant in the area.<br />
Staff Update:<br />
w Louis is rocking the greenbelt at Sun<br />
City and Lake Mead boulevards, which<br />
also includes nishing the corner area.<br />
w e contractor <strong>for</strong> the Mountain<br />
Shadows pool shade cover is still trying<br />
to get the permit. e city has asked <strong>for</strong><br />
an additional survey.<br />
w Work is progressing on the Mountain<br />
Shadows enclosure. e contractor<br />
has framed the area and the new AC<br />
unit is expected soon.<br />
w SCSCAI Fitness Manager Kristie<br />
McWhorter reported that the shades at<br />
Desert Vista and the Pinnacle tness centers are<br />
being replaced. Pool furniture was replaced at<br />
the Pinnacle. More umbrellas have been ordered<br />
<strong>for</strong> Desert Vista. Sun Shadows will receive more<br />
lounges on the patio <strong>for</strong> residents to use.<br />
Team Leader Reports:<br />
Allan Bell inspected with Louis and reported<br />
that there are many trees in the community that<br />
have broken branches and need to be looked at.<br />
BOD member Karl Wiedemann reported<br />
that the front entrance of Mountain Shadows<br />
needs more lighting. Paul Henderson talked<br />
with the city, and reported that the lights closest<br />
to the entrance have been turned up so the<br />
lighting should be better.<br />
It was brought to the committee’s attention<br />
that the framed photos in the card rooms at<br />
Mountain Shadows are very small. Decorating<br />
sub-com-mittee member Rhoda Ring will look<br />
into updating the photos after the lighting is<br />
changed.<br />
e meeting was adjouned at 10:42 a.m.