LACDD LACDD NEWS BOA R D O F SUP E RVISO R S CONTA CT INF O Lloyd Howison, Chairman 704-302-6555, lhowison@lakeashtoncdd.com Brenda Van Sickle, Vice Chair 863-324-6191, brenda.vansickle@lakeashtoncdd.com Michael Costello, Assistant Secretary 863-875-9228 or 732-718-7431, mcostello@lakeashtoncdd.com Debby Landgrebe, Assistant Secretary 863-268-8193, dlandgrebe@lakeashtoncdd.com Steve Realmuto, Assistant Secretary 863-949-0304, steve.lacdd@gmail.com Office Hours: May 8, 10 am to noon in the Clubhouse Conference Room By Christine Wells, LA (LW) CDD Community Director May is National Military Appreciation Month and this is a great time to honor current and former members of the U.S. Armed Forces, including those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the pursuit of freedom. Lake Ashton is fortunate to have an impressive Veterans Memorial used for special ceremonies including the Memorial Day program on May 29, hosted by Lake Ashton's Veterans Association (LAVA). See page 22 for more information on special events that will be held during the month of May to honor all of Lake Ashton's Veterans. The preliminary fiscal year 2024 budget (October 1, 2023 - September 30, 2024) was reviewed at the April 17 LACDD BOS meeting and Budget Workshop and an updated version with the changes requested by the Board will be presented at the May 15 meeting for consideration. A wrap up report regarding actions taken at the April 17 LACDD Budget Workshop and regular meeting was sent out on April 21. If you did not receive a copy and would like to, email cwells@lakeashtoncdd.com. Visit lakeashtoncdd.com for more information including approved meeting minutes, agendas, and other important CDD documents. Signage has been placed at the new designated smoking/vaping area at the Clubhouse which is located at the southern end of the east parking lot. Smoking/Vaping is not permitted anywhere else at the Clubhouse including outdoor amenities. ENTRANCE GATE REMINDERS Please use caution (slow down) when entering the community. There have been several instances when security officers have had close calls from vehicles coming through the entrance gates entirely too fast. Each car should stop at the stop sign, wait for the gate to open fully and proceed at a safe speed. In addition, while it may appear to be helpful to hit the button on your gate remote to open the gate for a resident that appears to be having difficulty with their remote, this could be someone trying to gain access to the community for ill purposes. If a resident is having difficulty with their remote security will assist. Please be patient and wait until the car ahead of you receives the help they need and proceeds through the gate before you hit the button on your remote to enter the gate.
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