Good morning and Hello Holiday Condo! The board and management team are happy to provide the owners with the latest summary of our current projects and updates. Fiber Optic - WE ARE LIVE! The first kick-off meeting with our T-Mobile representative is Thursday, November 5th at 10am in the North Hall. In the meantime, you should have seen a mailer or two, plus residents have three ways to look into their options for ordering fiber service. The internet: https://www.tmobile.com/home-internet/fiber Call 1-844-303-0707 Go to the Cleveland Ave location or your local T-Mobile store and speak to an agent firsthand Scheduling your installation online is very easy. And the technicians have been very thorough. Governing Documents The revised HC Condominium Governing Documents have been distributed to the owners via the HC Website and email. Three copies of the current and proposed documents can be found at the South Hall. Two owner’s workshops have been held at the South Hall and via Zoom. Weekly blogs are posted to the HC Website, and email, where owners can go to see factual comparisons between the existing and proposed documents. We are committed to providing our ownership with the most accurate information enabling you to make your decision. Again, these are DRAFT documents, and we welcome all input (we prefer civil) and questions. If you have questions regarding our governing documents, or park policy, please ask a board member or the office. You will likely get more opinion than fact on Facebook. Water Valve Replacement Six additional valves have been identified for replacement. Due to a scheduling conflict our valve replacement project is tentatively scheduled for the week of November 2nd. We will have more details later this week as to when a water outage might take place. Please make plans to have drinking water available the entire day, and water to flush toilets. NOTE: There are a few plumbing valve locations that are still exposed, so do watch your step. If by chance you are still experiencing low water pressure, we recommend you change the aerators on your sinks and showers to ensure there is no sediment reducing your water flow. Additionally, if you have a whole house water filter, we recommend those be changed as well. After a water shutdown it is strongly suggested to follow Lee County guidelines for a boil water order. Street improvements D&G Asphalt was on site this past week completing the paint striping. Parking This is a reminder that the parking area on Holiday Condo Drive, west of the outdoor pool, is by permit only. If your vehicle is parked in that area, you will receive a violation. Speeding Speeding continues to be a problem with both renters, outside vendors, and unfortunately a few of our owners. Installation of speed humps were discussed at our BOD meeting on October 8th. We also discussed the possible installation of a speed control sign which can take photos of the violator. The 10 MPH speed limit applies to all motorized vehicles, including e-bikes and golf carts. Power The park continues to have sporadic power outages. If you experience a power outage, please call FPL directly. After calling FPL you should report to the office as well. If FPL states the power outage is not related to FPL, please call an electrician directly. Please be mindful of the cord covers that have been placed by FPL across the streets. There is one on Valleyview. Change Requests Our documents clearly state any addition or change in appearance or structure of the exterior of your unit, requires an approved “change request.” This includes concrete and pavers, shutters, exterior painting, etc. Additionally, any structural additions, decks, and some repairs to your unit require a county permit. If you proceed without following these rules, you will be subject to a violation and turned into the county. Landscape Lighting We wish to thank Pete Lallo, Bob Heckman, and Dick Crissinger for their hard work in repairing and installing new landscape lighting fixtures. Work has been completed at the horseshoe area, and the park area will be next, followed by the dog walk area. Our volunteers help keep our maintenance fees in check and we cannot thank them enough. Palm Trees / Landscaping VRS was on site trimming the seed pods from our Royal Palm trees. They will also be providing an estimate to clean up the area between Corralite and our neighbors to the east. Our maintenance technician, Kaleb, trimmed the overhanging brush on Corralite. Upcoming projects We look forward to the following upcoming projects. Painting the exterior of the North Hall as soon as our contractor can fit us in his schedule. Our new landscaping company will be installing plants in the park. And it is time for the annual mulch refresh! Please check the Holiday Condo Website for important updates and information. The Board of Directors and Park Management do not post official information on any of the following FB pages: Happenings, Connections, and Advocates. Anything you read on these pages should be treated as “opinions” and not facts. Lastly, I want to thank Pete Lallo, the management team, and our maintenance staff for all they do. It takes a huge effort to keep the park operating, regardless of the number of people on site. Thank you, Kevin Stevens, President

Good afternoon, Holiday Condo! The board and management team wanted to provide the owners with a summary of our current projects and updates. Fiber Optic WE ARE LIVE! The first kick-off meeting with our T-Mobile representative Friday November 6th at 10am in the North Hall. In the meantime, you should have seen a mailer or two, plus residents have three ways to look into their options for ordering fiber service. The web: https://www.tmobile.com/home-internet/fiber Call number on the above link. Drive to Cleveland Ave T Mobile Store and speak to an agent firsthand. I personally had T-Mobile fiber installed this past week. The installation went smoothly, the technician was very friendly, and I am happy with the performance thus far. Again, you are free to use any available provider. Governing Documents The revised HC Condominium Governing Documents have been distributed to the owners via the HC Website and email. Three copies of the current and proposed documents can be found at the South Hall. Two owner’s workshops have been held at the South Hall and via Zoom. Weekly blogs are posted to the HC Website, and email, where owners can go to see factual comparisons between the existing and proposed documents. We are committed to providing our ownership with the most accurate information enabling you to make your decision. Again, these are DRAFT documents, and we welcome all input (we prefer civil) and questions. If you have questions regarding our governing documents, or park policy, please ask a board member or the office. You will likely get more opinion than fact on Facebook. Water Valve Replacement Six additional valves have been identified for replacement. If we get some dry weather in the next couple of weeks, we may try to complete the six additional valves by the end of October. We are tentatively scheduled to continue with our valve replacement project the week of October 26th. Stay tuned for more details including planned water shut offs. Please be aware there are a few plumbing valve locations that are still exposed, do watch your step. If by chance you are still experiencing low water pressure, we recommend you change the aerators on your sinks and showers to ensure there is no sediment reducing your water flow. Additionally, if you have a whole house water filter, we recommend those be changed as well. After a water shutdown it is strongly suggested to follow Lee County guidelines to boil water order. Street improvements D&G Asphalt was on site this past week sealing the streets that were installed last year. Thanks to those who actually followed our traffic detours and stayed off the streets until the curing times were reached. Parking This is a reminder that the parking area on Holiday Condo Drive, west of the outdoor pool, is by permit only. If your vehicle is parked in that area, you will receive a violation. Speeding Speeding continues to be a problem with both renters, outside vendors, and unfortunately a few of our owners. Installation of speed humps were discussed at our BOD meeting on October 8th. We also discussed the possible installation of a speed control sign which can take photos of the violator. The 10 MPH speed limit applies to all motorized vehicles, including E-bikes and golfcarts. Power The park continues to have sporadic power outages. If you experience a power outage, please call FPL directly. After calling FPL you should report to the office as well. If FPL states the power outage is not related to FPL, please call an electrician directly. Please be mindful of the cord covers that have been placed by FPL across the streets. There is one on Valleyview. Change Requests Our documents clearly state any addition or change in appearance or structure of the exterior of your unit, requires an approved “change request.” This includes concrete and pavers, shutters, awexterior painting, etc. Additionally, any structural additions, decks, and some repairs to your unit require a county permit. If you proceed without following these rules, you will be subject to a violation and turned into the county. Upcoming projects We look forward to the following upcoming projects. We will begin painting the North Hall as soon as our contractor can fit us in our schedule. Landscaping will soon be installed with new plants and shrubs in the front of the park, along the outside of the outdoor pool and by the North Hall. Meeting Minutes The meeting minutes from the October 8th BOD meeting have been posted along with the Zoom recording. I encourage those who could not attend to read them or watch the recording. It seems a few of the topics discussed during the meeting may have been shared inaccurately both verbally, or on Facebook. We want to ensure everyone has the facts, not hearsay. Please check the Holiday Condo Website for important updates and information. The Board of Directors and Park Management do not post information on Happenings, Connections, and Advocates. Lastly, I want to thank Pete Lallo, the management teaman and our maintenance staff, for all they do. It takes a huge effort to keep the park operating, regardless of the number of people on site. Thank you, Kevin Stevens, President

Reminder to all; As shared in a recent board meeting the association no longer will provide coupon books for monthly payments starting with the upcoming start of the fiscal year on April 1, 2026. Please contact Spires & Associates to set up your payments with ACH, if you have not yet done so. Owners will need to mail payment checks to Holiday Condo c/o Spires and Associates PO Box 63484 Phoenix, AZ 85082-3484 Please make checks payable to "Holiday Condo" and be sure to reference your account number and/or property address on the check. All payments must be made with a US Funded bank account. And should you prefer to pay a year in advance please note post-dated checks will not be accepted. OR please feel free to use the portal with this link: https://app.frontsteps.com/login?company_uuid=6023b4a3-41db-44cc-ab73-a8bb0ede23d5 Plan to pay your maintenance fees monthly, at a minimum, to avoid any late fees. The maintenance fees are $189/mo per lot, and for those that own 1/2 lots an additional $94.50 is due monthly. If you have any questions about payment setup please contact Renee at Spires & Associates via email: renee@spiresassociates.com for fastest service. Thank you~ Your Association Team

Clarification regarding the $2,500 provision in Holiday Condominium's governing documents Yet another misunderstanding due to an inaccurate FB post is circulating regarding the Board of Directors' authority to approve expenditures and enter into contracts on behalf of Holiday Condominium. Under Florida Statute 718.111, the Association is expressly authorized to manage, maintain, repair, and operate condominium property, including entering into contracts necessary to carry out those responsibilities. Holiday Condominium's existing 2014 Declaration, Section 9.1, reinforces this obligation by assigning responsibility for the maintenance, repair, replacement, and operation of common elements to the Association. What Does the $2,500 Limit Actually Mean? The $2,500 provision is NOT a general spending limit requiring a membership vote whenever the Board approves an expenditure exceeding that amount. Section 9.3 of our existing Declaration specifically addresses material alterations or substantial additions to common elements or Association-owned real property. For qualifying projects exceeding $2,500, it requires approval by two-thirds (2/3) of the voting interests present in person or by proxy at a duly called membership meeting where a quorum is present. Importantly, Section 9.3 expressly excludes: Like-kind replacements, including appropriate technological improvements or advances. Emergency work. Work necessary to preserve common elements, Association assets, facilities, or other property. What Can the Board Approve? The Board is authorized to approve contracts and expenditures for ordinary Association operations, maintenance, repairs, and replacements without conducting a separate membership vote for each expense, provided all applicable statutory and governing-document requirements are satisfied. Examples include landscaping services, pool maintenance, road repairs, utility system maintenance, equipment replacement, insurance, and other necessary operational services. A $50,000 maintenance contract does not automatically require a membership vote simply because it exceeds $2,500. Conversely, a $5,000 project involving a material alteration may require membership approval. The determining factor is the nature of the work—not simply the dollar amount. Accountability Remains Essential This authority is not a blank check. Board members have fiduciary responsibilities to the membership and must comply with Chapter 718, the Association's governing documents, applicable contract and bidding requirements, and financial oversight obligations. The bottom line: The Board is elected to manage the Association's affairs and has both the authority and responsibility to approve necessary services and maintenance. Requiring a membership referendum for every expenditure exceeding $2,500 would misinterpret our existing governing documents and interfere with the Board's ability to fulfill its responsibilities. We encourage owners to review Sections 9.1 and 9.3 of the existing 2014 Declaration and Florida Statutes 718.111 and 718.113 for further clarification.

Since sharing the proposed updated governing documents, we have become aware of several comments circulating on Facebook that contain inaccurate or misleading information regarding the proposed changes and the Board's intentions. In the interest of transparency and ensuring that owners have accurate information, we would like to address several of these statements and provide clarification. FB comment: The state senate did change laws (FS 718) between 2014 and 2025—mostly regarding structural safety after the Surfside collapse. However, Florida law automatically overrides old rules if there is a conflict. A massive 52-page overhaul that strips away our rights is a choice by the board, not a state mandate. FACT: There are several points in this statement that deserve clarification: While the Surfside tragedy prompted significant structural safety legislation, changes to Florida Statute 718 between 2014 and 2025 were not limited to structural safety. Numerous legislative changes also addressed condominium governance, elections, electronic voting, official records, financial management, insurance, Board responsibilities, and owner protections. Many of these changes apply directly to Holiday Condominium, even though our single-story community is not subject to the Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) requirements. While mandatory provisions of Florida law generally prevail over conflicting governing documents, this does not mean outdated language automatically disappears or that every subsequent statutory amendment automatically replaces existing provisions. This is one reason periodic reviews of governing documents are encouraged within the condominium management and legal professions. Holiday's governing document revision process actually began in 2023, under a different Board, however it was not completed. Through condominium law seminars and industry guidance, the importance of keeping governing documents current has been repeatedly emphasized. Recognizing this, the Board made the decision to resume and complete the work previously undertaken, engaging experienced condominium legal counsel to prepare the proposed revisions. The increase from approximately 12 pages to 52 pages does not mean that 40 pages of new restrictions have been added. Much of the expanded language reflects clarification, modernization, reorganization, and more detailed explanations of provisions already contained in our existing documents or addressed by Florida law. It is also important to understand that the Declaration of Condominium is the Association's primary governing document, establishing the fundamental rights and obligations of both owners and the Association. When disputes arise, courts place significant emphasis on the language of the recorded Declaration, together with applicable Florida law. For this reason, having a comprehensive, clearly written Declaration is particularly important. Providing greater detail and clarity can reduce ambiguity, minimize conflicting interpretations, and better protect both individual owners and the Association should legal questions arise in the future. The goal is not to create more restrictions, but to establish greater clarity, consistency, and legal certainty for everyone. We are not suggesting that every proposed revision is mandated by the State. Some provisions represent proposed policy changes, which should be evaluated individually and discussed openly with the membership. However, characterizing the entire undertaking as an effort to "strip away our rights" misrepresents the Board's intentions and overlooks the legitimate reasons for modernizing documents that have not been comprehensively updated since 2014. The Board's objective is to provide Holiday Condominium with a clear, consistent, and legally sound framework for governance that protects the Association and its owners. The proposed documents are not yet final. They remain subject to review, discussion, and revision, and ultimately require membership approval before becoming effective. We encourage owners to evaluate the actual language of the proposed documents alongside the existing 2014 provisions, rather than drawing conclusions based solely on the length of the documents or assumptions about the Board's intentions.

Good afternoon, Holiday Condo, and Happy Monday! I trust everyone had a great weekend. The board and management team is pleased to provide the owners with a summary of our current projects and updates. Fiber Optic WE ARE LIVE! The first kick-off meeting with our T-Mobile representative is Friday, November 5th at 10am in the North Hall. In the meantime, you should have seen a mailer or two, plus residents have three ways to look into their options for ordering fiber service. The web: https://www.tmobile.com/home-internet/fiber Call number on the above link. Drive to Cleveland Ave T Mobile Store and speak to an agent firsthand. Governing Documents The revised HC Condominium Governing Documents have been distributed to the owners via the HC Website and email. Three copies of the current and proposed documents can be found at the South Hall. Two owner’s workshops have been held at the South Hall and via Zoom. Blogs are posted to the HC Website where owners can go to see factual comparisons between the existing and proposed documents. We are committed to providing our ownership with the most accurate information enabling you to make your decision. Again, these are DRAFT documents, and we welcome all input (we prefer civil) and questions. We will be holding additional workshops as more residents arrive back in the park. From recent incidents and FB posts last week, we are further convinced that many residents, some who have been here a long time, are not familiar at all with our current documents. If you have questions regarding our governing documents, or park policy, you may be better served by asking a board member or the office. You are more likely to get opinions rather than actual facts on Facebook. Water Valve Replacement Six additional valves have been identified for replacement. If we get some dry weather in the next couple of weeks, we may try to complete the six additional valves by the end of October. A big shoutout and thank you to our maintenance technician Matt who replaced, an owner's failed water valve on Sunday! Matt was able to isolate the water outage to Cardiff only, thanks in part to previous work we have recently completed. Please be aware there are a few plumbing valve locations that are still exposed, do watch your step. If by chance you are still experiencing low water pressure, we recommend you change the aerators on your sinks and showers to ensure there is no sediment reducing your water flow. Additionally, if you have a whole house water filter, we recommend those be changed as well. Street improvements D&G Asphalt will be on site starting October 12th to begin seal coating select streets. DO NOT DRIVE, walk or bicycle on any streets that are coned off to allow proper cure time. Anyone caught on a recently sealed area that is still closed to through traffic, will be subject to paying for any needed repairs. Please refer to the map and park accordingly if you live on a street that is affected. We have removed the orange delineators on the connector from Lapwing to Dawn Corie to assist. Please see email from 10/9 for parking recommendations. During this week the gate arms will be OPEN from the 12th - 16th. Please pay particular attention to the traffic flow as the in/out may flux from day to day. Parking This is a reminder that the parking area on Holiday Condo Drive, west of the outdoor pool, is by permit only. If your vehicle is parked in that area, you will receive a violation. Speeding Speeding continues to be a problem with both renters, outside vendors, and unfortunately a few of our owners. Installation of speed humps were discussed at our BOD meeting on October 8th. We also discussed possibly installing a speed control sign which can take photos of violators. The 10 MPH speed limit applies to any and all motorized vehicles, including E-bikes and golfcarts. Power The park continues to have sporadic power outages. If you experience a power outage, please call FPL directly. After calling FPL you should report to the office as well. If FPL states the power outage is not related to FPL, please call an electrician directly. Please be mindful of the cord covers that have been placed by FPL across the streets. There was one recently on Valleyview, please pay attention while walking or riding around any work sites. Unit Change Requests Our documents clearly state any addition or change in appearance or structure of the exterior of your unit, requires an approved “change request.” This includes concrete and pavers, shutters, awnings, exterior painting, etc. Additionally, any structural additions, decks, and some repairs to your unit require a county permit. If you proceed without following these rules, you will be subject to a violation and turned into the county. Park Cleanup Again, a huge thank you to everyone who assisted with cleaning up the weeds. We have received many compliments on the condition of our park from our full-time residents! Most people do not realize the effort it takes to accomplish this task. VRS cut back and cleaned the Areca Palms at the Maintenance / Horseshoe area. We have received many positive comments. We realize there are varying opinions regarding the sight lines in the maintenance yard. While some are bothered by it, others believe it may reduce some of the issues we encounter. We hear both sides and will further evaluate after more folks return to the park. Please check the Holiday Condo Website for important updates and information. The Board of Directors and Park Management do not post information on the following FB pages: Happenings, Connections, or Advocates. These are unofficial pages and not the best resource for actual facts. Lastly, I want to thank Pete Lallo, the management team and our maintenance staff, for all they do. It takes a huge effort to keep the park operating, regardless of the number of people on site. Thank you, Kevin

There is a process as defined by FL 718 and Holiday Condominium's governing documents. Here is a helpful diagram that explains it. Please note that the park exists year-round and the governing documents apply whether there is an occupant in the unit or not. The Board and management reasonably works with everyone's unique situation, but the rules still apply. ~Thank you, Your Association Team

Good morning Holiday Condo! The board and management team wanted to provide the owners with a summary of our current projects and updates. Fiber Optic - WE ARE LIVE! Everyone should have received a mailer or two (or more) with the plan specifics available, plus residents have three ways for ordering fiber service. The web: https://www.tmobile.com/home-internet/fiber Call number on the above link Drive to Cleveland Ave T-Mobile Store and speak to an agent firsthand. We are finalizing a kick-off meeting with our T-Mobile representative here in the park the first week in November with follow up(s) after the first of the year. Indoor Pool Thanks to everyone who assists with opening and closing the pool sliding doors. As a reminder, please shower before entering the pool and hot tub. Lastly, when you are done in the sauna or hot tub, please shut them off. I have closed the area many times in the evening when everyone has left with both operating. This wastes electricity and costs the park and its residents unnecessarily. Governing Documents The revised HC Condominium Governing Documents have been distributed to the owners via the HC Website and email. Three copies of the current and proposed documents can be found at the South Hall. Two owner’s workshops have been held at the South Hall and via Zoom. Weekly blogs are posted to the HC Website, and email, where owners can go to see factual comparisons between the existing and proposed documents. We are committed to providing our ownership with the most accurate information enabling you to make your decision. Again, these are DRAFT documents, and we welcome all input (we prefer civil) and questions. Water Valve Replacement Six additional valves have been identified for replacement. Once complete, we should be able to isolate most individual streets. The plumbing company has determined the ground water table is just too high right now to continue with the water valve replacement. After digging in two separate areas, it was determined there was too much ground water to remove and replace the valves. On Friday, September 25th, a valve failed on Papershell, and we had to call a local plumbing company to make the necessary repairs. Repairs started around 6:30 PM and water was restored around 11:30 PM. We apologize for any inconvenience. Please be aware there are a few plumbing valve locations that are still open (as in there is an open hole) and we ask you to watch your step as you walk about the park. If by chance you are still experiencing low water pressure, we recommend you change the aerators on your sinks and showers to ensure there is no sediment reducing your water flow. Additionally, if you have a whole house water filter, we recommend those be changed as well. After a water shutdown it is strongly suggested to follow Lee County guidelines boil water order. Street improvements D&G Asphalt was on site last week and performed some asphalt repairs around our drains. There are some additional asphalt repairs that will likely be performed this week. Asphalt sealing is scheduled to begin October 12th, depending on the weather cooperating. The streets that were paved last year are being seal coated. Please check your Holiday Condominium email from October 2nd for a map and specific details. Parking This is a reminder that the parking area on Holiday Condo Drive, west of the outdoor pool, is by permit only. If your vehicle is parked in that area, you will receive a violation and could be towed. Speeding Speeding continues to be a problem with both renters, outside vendors, and unfortunately a few of our owners. Installation of speed bumps will be discussed at our next BOD meeting on October 8th. We will also discuss the possible installation of a speed control sign which can take photos of the violator. The 10 MPH speed limit applies to all motorized vehicles, including E-bikes and golfcarts. Trash / Recycle As a reminder, there is a separate recycle bin for cardboard. Boxes are to be completely broken down and put in the Cardboard Bin only. Removal of foliage at the maintenance yard is in progress and looks very nice. Yes, the maintenance area is more visible, which gives our team, and our residents, more incentive to keep the area clean and neat. It may also reduce the violators and carelessness at the trash and recycling. Power The park continues to have sporadic power outages. If you experience a power outage, please call FPL directly. After calling FPL you should report to the office as well. If FPL states the power outage is not related to FPL, please call an electrician directly. Please be mindful of the cord covers that have been placed by FPL across the streets. There is one on Valleyview. Others may pop up as necessary. Change Requests Our documents clearly state any addition or change in appearance or structure of the exterior of your unit, requires an approved “change request”. This includes concrete and pavers. Additionally, any structural additions, decks, and some repairs to your unit require a county permit. If you proceed without following these rules, you will be subject to a violation and turned into the county. Living accommodations This is a reminder that a maximum number of three people can live in a single bedroom unit, and a maximum of five in a two-bedroom unit. Additionally, invited guests using the common areas, pools, tennis courts, etc., must be accompanied by a HC resident. Everyone is required to register with the office if staying more than five (5) nights. Park Cleanup Thanks to everyone who has assisted with cleaning up the weeds. We have had many volunteers assisting our residents that are currently not in the park or are unable to take care of their weeds themselves. While we realize the violation letters ruffled a few feathers, after one week you can see a huge difference in the park. Owners are responsible for your respective units 365 days a year, not just when you are here. We also recommend, if you do not have a friend, relative, or resident checking on your unit when you are not here, this would be a great time to plan for next year. We have received many compliments on the condition of our park from our full-time residents! Most people do not realize the effort it takes to accomplish this task. I want to especially thank the office for dealing with the massive amount of phone calls, and our resident photographer Pete Lallo! Please check the Holiday Condo Website for important updates and information. The Board of Directors and Park Management do not post information on Happenings, Connections, and Advocates. Lastly, I want to thank Pete Lallo, the management team and our maintenance staff, for all they do. It takes a huge effort to keep the park operating, regardless of the number of people on site. Thank you, Kevin President

As a reminder any work performed on the OUTSIDE of your unit MUST be approved IN ADVANCE of any work commencing. County permitting may be required as defined by local ordinances. The Architectural Review Committee will review and grant approval of requests as long as all set-backs and materials are in compliance and the necessary permits have been obtained, if required by Lee County. Per existing Rules & Regulations of Holiday Condominium documents: 11. CHANGES AND ADDITIONS –Any exterior changes, additions or improvements require approved applicable local permits and a “Approval Change Request” approved by the Board of Directors or their designated committee. Plans and Specifications for such additions must be set forth in reasonable detail showing the type of materials, a plot plan showing the location of the project on the unit and adjoining lot structures, exterior appearance of the project when completed, and such other details as may be required for review by the Association. Contractors may work in the Park Mondays through Saturdays from 8 AM to 6 PM, but are prohibited on Sundays and Holidays except for emergency conditions. An “Approval Change Request” form must be completed and submitted to the Association office a minimum of 14 days prior to planned and/or commencement of work associated with the change, addition or improvement. Articles 11.1 through 11.7 are part of the county regulations applicable to our park and enforcement is the responsibility of the county. 11.1. All Recreational Vehicles including Park Models must be of a length and width allowed by the State of Florida and Lee County and must bear the RV Industry seal or Florida Park Model seal. Total area of the RV or Park Model including any additions must not exceed 960 square feet. 11.2. Side setback requirements will be 1 foot from the right hand property line and 9 feet from the left hand property line looking from the street to the front of the unit except as defined in article 11.3. In all cases there must be a minimum of 10 feet between yours and your neighbors adjoining structures. 11.3. Set back requirements are 5 feet front and back and 5 feet from street right-of-way or park boundry. Setback between your unit/structures (RV, Park Model, additions, decks, sheds) to your neighbors adjoining unit/structures must be a minimum of 10 feet. 11.4. Any carport or awning which is supported in part or whole by posts that reach ground level require a county permit and meet all set back requirements including a minimum 10 feet between a neighbors adjoining structures. 11.5. One free standing shed not to exceed 120 square feet in area and 10 feet in height is allowed and must have a county permit, meet all set back requirements, be tied down and comply with all building codes. 11.6. Landings, steps, decks and patios: a) One deck or patio up to one hundred-twenty (120) square feet in area may be permitted provided all setback requirements are met. Stair landings that are incorporated into a deck shall be calculated in the square footage of the deck. b) Stairs or stair landings may encroach 3 feet into the rear or side setback but cannot encroach into the front setback and no stair landing shall exceed twelve (12) square feet in area. c) In order to be uniform and attractive the framing, which supports the landing and the steps, should be covered with the same material used for skirting or siding. 11.7. ROOF-OVERS are allowed in conformance with Lee County specifications. 11.8. SKIRTING of substantial quality, (aluminum, or vinyl), to withstand Florida weather and TIEDOWNS as required by Governmental Regulations, are required on any unit left on location for more than six (6) months or when unoccupied between June 1st and November 30th. SKIRTING must be breakaway as per Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Color must match to the RV or be white. 11.9. UTILITY CONNECTIONS must meet all electrical and plumbing codes and all Governmental and Association Requirements. All RVs must use approved drain equipment in good condition, including a sewer donut ring for portable or temporary sewer connections.

Please be reminded that per our existing rules and regulations: 27. UNIT OWNERS SHALL MAINTAIN THEIR UNIT, and all improvements, structures, buildings, and dwellings thereon, in a clean, neat and first-class condition and state of repair. No dilapidated structure or dwelling may remain on any Unit, and all structures and dwellings shall at all times comply with all fire, safety, health, building and other codes, laws, rules and regulations promulgated by governmental authorities. No Unit Owner shall allow to exist any broken windows in any structure or dwelling, or any holes or gaps in the walls, floors, skirting or roofs of any structure or dwelling located on the Unit. No Unit Owner shall allow the accumulation of materials, refuse, garbage or other debris that may constitute a danger or promote the spread of vermin, odors or conditions constituting a nuisance to the other Unit Owners or their guests. No storage of trash shall be permitted on the Unit or inside of any structure or dwelling on the Unit in such a manner as to permit the spread or encouragement of fire or vermin. All garbage and refuse shall be kept in a container designed for such purpose, and shall be closed so as not to permit any offensive odors. All landscaping, the maintenance of which is the responsibility of the Unit Owner shall be kept neatly trimmed and in a first-class condition. No dead or diseased bushes, trees, or other shrubbery shall remain on any Unit. Please note: This applies year-round whether you are in residence at the park or away. Owners are encouraged to review their property and address any maintenance or compliance issues that may need attention. Our goal is to work with owners to resolve concerns and maintain the appearance, safety, and overall quality of the community. For owners who are currently out of state, may not be aware of weed growth on their property, or are simply unable to keep up with weeds in their yard, driveway, or flower beds, VRS, the Association’s lawn care company, offers an affordable weed-spraying service for just $10 per month. Owners interested in the service may sign up in the office or call 239-466-1166, and Caroline will be happy to assist. VRS accepts payment by check or cash. However, please do not send cash through the U.S. Mail. We hope this optional service provides a convenient and low cost solution for owners who may need a little extra help keeping their property looking its best. If you receive a notice of violation and are unable to comply within the stated window of cure time, we are happy to work with you. However, not being in residence currently is not a legitimate reason to receive an extension of time. ~Your Association Team