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September 2, 2008

Good Morning...
The sun is shining. NO DAMAGE to the building. We are sweeping up sand. That is all there was a little sand in the pools and on the pool decks. The parking lot is clear and now we start the process of putting everything back in its place. I took everything in. Hoses and mats everything! And Wow...it is going to take all day to put it back. We had a little bit of water in the halls. The rain doors really saved us. Stay tuned for pics... Eliz
 

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Property managers report for June and July 08

 

These last two months have gone by so quick. We have been so busy. Not one parking spot to spare. Very productive season for Sugar Beach . The South end of the building was buzzing with activity from morning till midnight . Sugar Shack put smiles on the faces of everyone. Lots of compliments on the building improvements and staff. Here is a list of some of the things we have been working on.

 

June:

New no parking signs on the east side of the building.

New glass at the guard shack to replace all the fogged up windows.

Replaced all non-working horn strobes for the fire system.

Replaced dry rotted light clips and lens covers for stairway lights.

Repainted south stairwell by the elevator.

Took down all hall light covers and bleached them out, wiped the fixtures and walls with bleach. Replaced all tamper proof screws in fixtures with regular screws.

Painted entry chain at west drive yellow after people kept running into it.

Repaired pool gates with turnbuckles.

Power washed boardwalk.

Painted bathroom doors.

Fixed wood rot on porch of 339.

Fixed two stairwell door closers

Called FPS for leak on hall sprinkler line.

Installed hand washing signs in bathrooms( Health Dept. code because of the Sugar Shack).

Repainted the speed bumps yellow.

Replaced A/C unit in Sugar Shack with a larger unit. Kept the old one for possible use in a elevator shaft.

Repaired all damaged chase covers using plywood.

Fixed sink in men’s bathroom.

Replaced elevator ceiling grates.

Moved flag away from power lines out front.

Removed bag of rotten bait from under stairwell.(Took days to get rid of smell.)

 

July:

Replaced broken wheels on guest carts.

Replaced  wheels on the cleaners cart.

Repaired  missing parts on pool loungers.

Rapid Repair fixed a break in the main sewer line after a car backed into it.

Rapid Repair changed out automatic flushers in womens' bathroom after new batteries would not help.

Rapid Repair fixed water spicket by the grills.

Called Osborn Electric to fix electric problem going to pool lights.

Called ITS after power surge through city set fire alarms off.

Replaced bathroom odor sprayers.

Repaired toilet seats in bathrooms that were loose and would pinch you.  OUCH!!!

Repaired exit and emergency lights.

Mended sand fencing that was loose or broken.

Replaced two light lenses in parking garage.

Repaired copy machine plug in office.

Replaced hooks at pools to hold the life ring.

Bought new life ring for west pool.

Installed door sweeps to new fire/water doors. (not long enough had to special order)

Repaired door stops on fire/water doors. (failed door too heavy for stops)

Repairing electric boxed in garage that have wires hanging out of them, installing blank cover plates over wire boxes (after we remove the bird, her nest and babies.)

Touch up paint around building, pool wall in parking garage.

Bleached green mold growing around building.

Fixed and repainted ceiling paint bubbles in hallways.

Fixed flashing on balcony of  312.

Replaced and painted yellow posts at front drive after a car took them out.

Replaced  broken cig. butt container.

Fixed cable box face cover in garage.

Replaced missing blue mats in front of two units.

Cleaned out and reorganized shed.

Helped Jim clean out sand filter for west pool.

In the process of digging out parking lot drains (one a week) Removing four feet of sand and other weird stuff found in the drains.

Replaced 381 front door.

Removing dirt daubers from 1st and 2nd floor. 3rd will be a challenge.

Bought new mats for south stairwell to help keep sand and suntan oil from messing up the stairwell.

In process of scrubbing each stairwell with Comet and bleach.

Removing damaged signs and replacing them with new ones.

Repaired broken handrail at 1st floor catwalk.

Replaced broken hoses at boardwalk showers(Failed, broken again). 

 

 In addition to these items we have kept a regular cleaning schedule of the building. LA Pools has been the best this summer. Security has stepped up to the plate and kept Sugar Beach safe for all guests and owners. Owner parking permits was a smooth changeover. Thanks to Gale Manlove and Rapid Repair for pulling us out of some tight spots. Also thanks to Pat with LA Pools and Fred helping with maintenance. Jim Allen watches over the building day and night and also responds to the needs of guests and owners. I have made it a point to be on the property one hour early every day for the past two months. I walk the parking area and halls, first thing, getting trash up to help out LA Pools. This also gives me the chance to look for leaks and see what needs to be done before I meet with them at 9:00 am . I keep up to date info of events in the elevators. Made a new Owners' corner where info is posted. Welcomed two new owners to Sugar Beach. Assisted in parties and weddings that were held here.  I have tried to bring color in the way of flowers and plants. Put in some landscaping around the grills. Respond to owners and guests by phone and e-mails. Making the weekly deposits and running all the errands for special supplies and everyday stuff. Rescued two baby doves and a bucket of ghost crabs, but was too late on the bucket of hidden hermit crabs. Sugar Beach has never looked better. Owners have a great team in place. Strong, detail-oriented people with good work ethics are hard to find. Sugar Beach is beaming with pride and our neighbors, guests, owners, vendors and real estate partners notice. I am proud to be part of Sugar Beach .

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