Dear All; Please be advised three complete sets of the proposed updated governing documents are available NOW in the South Hall. In addition, for your convenience each binder has a complete set of the existing documents in the pocket. PLEASE DO NOT WRITE ON ANY OF THESE COPIES AND DO NOT REMOVE ANY OF THESE COPIES. Feel free to bring your own notepad to write any questions you may have to share at upcoming member workshops which will be scheduled in the upcoming weeks. (For those of you currently out of the park or out of state, you will need to review documents online. See the website for existing documents and the agenda for 6/11 BOD meeting for the proposed documents.) Again, thank you to the volunteer owner committee that worked many hours to review and update the documents: Sonya Vander Zwaag - current chair, Joyce Johnson - former chair, Renee Kirksey, Sheila Reed, Ron Miller, Kevin Stevens, Bob Faulder (prior to his departure) The Board welcomes a healthy discussion while reviewing these documents. We value your constructive input and ask that all discussions remain productive, respectful, and focused on what is best for the community as a whole. ~Your Association Team

DATE: 6/11/26 TIME: 10:00 am LOCATION: North Hall and Zoom The Meeting Agenda can be found here. The agenda contains links to all relevant materials as well as information on how to join the meeting via Zoom. Posted on 5/28/26 at 9:50 am Kimberlee Tolkien LCAM Property Manager

Dear All, Please find the May newsletter for Holiday Condominium linked here. This is an effort to revive a former practice, and as such we appreciate your input. If you have questions or concerns about the newsletter, please contact Caroline at office@holidaycondominium.com or call the office at 239-466-1155. Thank you. -- Holiday Condominium Team

Dear All; We are pleased to welcome Tillman Fiber to the community to install new fiber optic lines. This project will provide residents with additional internet service options through T-Mobile once completed. Preparatory work is currently underway to identify installation paths. Every effort will be made to minimize disruption; however, access to utility easements will be required throughout the community. Please ensure that any personal items located within easement areas are removed to prevent potential damage during installation. Once a final construction plan and timeline are established, we will share those details with the community and provide reminders as needed. The project will begin near the office and progress from Ariana to Oakdale. There is no cost to the Association for this installation, and there are no current plans for a bulk service agreement. The Association will receive compensation in the amount of $15,000, which may be allocated at the Board’s discretion, along with complimentary Wi-Fi service for the office and the North and South Halls. At a later date, we will invite T-Mobile to present available service plans and pricing options directly to residents. Thank you for your cooperation as we move forward with this improvement.

Dear All; We wanted to give you an update on the indoor pool remodeling project. Unfortunately, some additional structural deficiencies were discovered while performing the previously planned repair work involving the header for the sliding glass doors. This has set our timeline back a few weeks as we had to wait for engineering plans and now that we have those, we need updated permits from the County. Once these repairs are completed the pool resurfacing can commence. While we do not yet have the actual timeline, the indoor pool (with spa and sauna) should reopen sometime this summer. The outdoor pool remains open for your enjoyment. Thank you for your continued patience and understanding. ~Your Association Team

Dear All; Lee County has been out to service the Lift Station on Blue Warbler this afternoon. We believe this will resolve the issues on 13th Street, and will keep you posted if we find otherwise. If you experience any further problems, please let the office know. Thank you, ~ Your Association Team

Dear All, Lee County was on-site today to make adjustments and increased the water flow to help improve system performance. During their inspection, they found large quantities of wipes and plastic materials in the pipes. The grinder rotor blades (similar to a garbage disposal system) were unable to properly break down the buildup. We have been advised that the County plans to order an upgraded blade system; however, installation is not expected for several months, as the process must go through FEMA approval. In the meantime, please do not flush so-called “flushable” wipes, paper towels, plastics, or any other non-toilet paper items into the sewer system. These materials place significant strain on the infrastructure and can lead to costly backups and service disruptions. If you experience any plumbing or drainage issues, please notify the office immediately. Thank you for your cooperation. Thank you, ~ Your Association Team

Dear All, Please be advised that the indoor pool, jacuzzi, sauna, and the men’s and women’s restrooms/showers located in the North Hall will be closed beginning Monday, April 6 , as we begin scheduled structural repairs and renovations. The North Hall laundry facilities will remain open and available for use  during this time. At this point, the anticipated reopening is late June to early July at the earliest, likely mid-July . We will continue to keep everyone updated as the project progresses. In the meantime, residents are welcome to utilize the South Hall shower facilities  as well as the outdoor pool . We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we complete these exciting improvements. ***Landlords, please share this information with your renters.*** Thank you, ~ Your Association Team

Dear All, The Lee County Sheriff's Office has RESCHEDULED the Ice Cream Response Team, aka the ice cream truck, for Tuesday, March 31st from 1:00 - 2:00 pm. The truck will park in front of the indoor pool. Come enjoy a complimentary sweet treat with your friends and neighbors! We hope to see you there! -- Your Holiday Condominium Association Team

PER OUR EXISTING RULES & REGULATIONS: 36 CONTRACTED CONSTRUCTION WORK 36.1 All construction debris must be promptly removed by the contractor and disposed of outside of the condominium property. 36.2 The Association dumpsters shall not be used by contractors or unit owners for construction debris created by contractors. 36.3 Construction work shall cease by 6 P.M. each day. No construction work is permitted on Sundays or holidays except under emergency conditions. 36.4 No contractor shall use any electrical outlets on the common elements or pull power from any other unit then that where they perform their services, without permission. 36.5 Contractors shall contact the manager and all appropriate utility providers when attempting to dig holes, tap water or sewer lines, or connect to primary electric lines. 36.6 Contractors shall not dig holes, tap water or sewer, access primary electric lines or begin new projects after 4 P.M. or before 8 A.M., and not at all on Saturdays and Sundays except under emergency conditions only. 36.7 All contractors shall keep their construction sites clean of debris. 36.8 All contractor’s signs are to be removed from the construction site at the completion of all construction. If they are not removed, the signs will be removed by the Association. In addition, be sure to post any permits for work in processs at your unit as required by local ordinances. Last but not least, reminder that all work on your unit MUST be PRE-APPROVED and requires a Change/Addition form be filled out and submitted to the Architectural Review Committee PRIOR to commencing any improvements. This includes DIY work. Thank you, ~ Your Association Team