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  • Pool Operations

    IF YOU RENT YOUR UNIT PLEASE BE SURE TO SHARE THIS WITH YOUR RENTERS~ Per our existing Rules & Regulations: 34. POOLS 1. Subject to subsection 34.2 the indoor pool will be open from 7:30 AM to 10 PM and the outdoor pool from 9 AM to sunset as identified in local newspapers. 2. Pool times are as stated in subsection 34.1, notices will be posted from time to time informing people of special activities such as classes, special programs, etc., and these posted times/events will be restricted to people participating in these activities. 3. The outdoor pool area is designated as a “No Smoking” area. 4. The outdoor pool area is closed if the protective cover has not been removed. The protective cover is to be installed if the outside air temperature is below 65 degrees Fahrenheit and/or the average pool water temperature is below 86 degrees Fahrenheit. 5. No glass or metal containers , no food and drinks other than water are allowed in the pool areas. 6. No person shall wear swimming attire other than conventional bathing suits (no cutoffs, thong bikinis, etc.). Persons who use diapers must have waterproof protection over the diapers when in the pool 7. Audio equipment is allowed only if earphones are used. No flotation devices are allowed other than devices that wrap around the body, such as “noodles”, “ski belts” and “water wings” 8. Persons fifteen (15) years of age and under must be accompanied and supervised by an adult (someone over the age of 18). 9. There are no lifeguards on duty at anytime in the pool areas, it is the responsibility of each resident, visitor or guest to comply with all posted regulations. ~Thank you

  • Excessive Dirt Pile

    Please do not pile dirt/debris behind the large roll off containers in the maintenance yard- deposit it inside the container. Any construction debris resulting from approved changes to your unit is to be deposited in the construction roll off container . If you observe someone dumping dirt/rocks/bricks behind the containers, please help educate that person. And when depositing materials in the appropriate bins, please do not block the opening. Push your material as far into the bin as you are able. Thank you for your cooperation.

  • Sign Up for CPR/AED Class Feb 12

    Dear All, The CPR/AED Class for February 12, 2026 has been set up, and the signup sheet is in the office. We would encourage all residents to learn CPR, and the use of AED machines and locations. The classes are free, and are put on by the Iona/McGregor Fire District in cooperation with Holiday Condominium, Inc. The classes are limited to 12-13 people per class. We will have another class is March (date not set at this time). Thank you, --Your Holiday Condominium Association Team

  • Sheriff Spotlight: "Frauds, Scams, and Identity" - Tuesday 1/27 at 2:00 pm in the North Hall

    Dear All, Please join us this Tuesday, January 27th at 2:00 pm in the North Hall for a Lee County Sheriff's Office presentation. All park residents, renters, and guests are welcome. The presentation will include a look at the current crimes relating to frauds, scams, and cons. This comprises reports from the Sheriff's Office Fraud Line and will discuss ways to protect yourself and your loved ones. -- Your Holiday Condominium Association Team

  • Soup and Sandwich Lunch on Wednesday 1/28 in the North Hall

    Dear All,   You are cordially invited to join us for a Soup and Sandwich Lunch from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm in the North Hall! This gathering is a great opportunity to enjoy a delicious free  meal together while building a sense of community, friendship, and connection among park residents and their guests.   We hope you’ll come, share in the fun, and maybe make a friend or two.   We look forward to seeing you there!   Thank you.   -- Your Association Team

  • Update - January COA Fees Processing Delay

    Dear All, We have an update on the delayed January COA processing. Please see the message below from Spires & Associates (our accounting firm). "Dear Homeowner, Regarding the recent ACH banking error, we are pleased to inform you that the issue has been resolved. Your HOA maintenance payment has now been successfully processed and should reflect in your bank account on Friday January 23 or Monday January 26. Please be assured that no late fees, penalties, or adverse account actions were applied as a result of this issue, and your account remains in good standing. Thank you for your patience and understanding. Sincerely, Spires & Associates P.A." Thank you. -- Your Holiday Condominium Association Team

  • January Birthdays Celebration - Friday at 2:00 pm in the North Hall

    Come join in the fun and celebrate all January birthdays this Friday, January 16 at 2:00 pm in the North Hall. Cake and ice cream will be served. See you there!

  • January COA Payment Processing Delay

    Dear All, Many of you may have noticed that your automatic monthly COA fees have not yet been deducted for January. This delay is due to an unexpected banking error that prevented the fees from being processed. Please see the letter below from Spires & Associates, our accounting firm, for additional details. They expect to have the issue resolved by the end of this week, or at minimum to be able to provide a clear timeline for resolution by then. Please do not  contact Spires & Associates directly at this time, as they are dedicating their full attention to correcting the problem. We will share another update as soon as more information becomes available. Thank you for your patience and understanding. — Your Holiday Condominium Association Team

  • Sheriff Spotlight Programs in the Park

    Dear All, We would like to invite park members to attend informative sessions that may be of interest and benefit to you. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office will be presenting three seminars especially for park residents. Seminar Schedule (all sessions at 2:00 pm in the North Hall): Tuesday, January 27  – Frauds and Scams Wednesday, February 25  – Residential Security Thursday, March 26  – Travel Safety Please consider joining your friends and neighbors for these helpful presentations as we work together to make our community safer and better informed. We hope to see you there! - Your Holiday Condominium Association Team

  • Welcome to Electronic Voting

    Dear All, As shared in the meeting today, we are embarking on exciting times and will be conducting our first electronic vote this year. In order to participate we need each lot owner's primary owner to consent in writing. Please review the Electronic Voting Consent form here Owners filling out and returning the consent form are considered to be the primary voter for the unit and will be the only person able to submit a vote. Only ONE vote per unit is allowed therefore those units with multiple family members or whose title is the name of a trust or corporation need to designate their primary voter. (The half lot owners will be counted as half votes for the six lots that were split.) Lots/units that return multiple consent forms will have the primary lot owner designation in the system based on the first response received electronically, so please pay close attention to who is filling out the consent form to ensure you or your spouse (or designated primary voter) is the only individual that is submitting the form. We are happy to answer any questions you may about this process and are here to help. Feel free to call the office during the week or speak to Election Committee chair, Mary Hoogerhyde, Lot 73. ~Your Election Committee

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