Gateway Controls will be on site on Thursday April 13th starting around 9:00am to replace the failing loop sensor in the ground at the main gate on Sea Links Dr. Please take precautions when approaching the gate. This project could take up to 4 hours to complete.
4/5/2023
Gateway Controls was able to come out yesterday afternoon to assess the issues we are having with the front gate remaining open for long periods of time and they were able to determine that the ground loop car sensor is going out. They need to order a replacement part and are looking at working us into their schedule in the next few weeks. We will keep you updated on a repair date once that has been established.
At the Annual Membership meeting, Dec. 8, 2018, a request was made to have a light installed on the front gate’s keypad. Members said it was too dark to see the keypad numbers for easy input to open the gate at night time.
The SLCA Board of Directors have approved the installation of a new back lit key pad that will glow in the dark for easy access to input the proper code to open the front gates.
Thank you to our members for bringing this to our attention. We are happy to be able to respond quickly to your feedback. The Back Lit Keypad will be installed at the same time as the TOMAR Strobe switch and Photo Eye to minimize cost on January 28, 2019.
Jane Mauk
SLCA Secretary
The Sea Links Community Association (SLCA) Board of Directors have approved the installation of a TOMAR Strobeswitch and Photo Eye at the Front Gate on Monday, January 28, 2019. We are replacing safety equipment which allows for automatic opening of our front gate for emergency vehicles.
The solid state equipment is activated by the emergency vehicle’s flashing lights up to 200 feet typically. The unit’s internal red LED illuminates whenever a proper optical signal is received, thereby opening the front gates for easy access during emergency situations.
We are dedicated to the purpose of the SLCA to promote safety, health, well-being and enjoyment of its members.
Jane Mauk
SLCA Secretary
The building construction company sends it apology to the Sea Links Community for damaging the grass near the back gate.
“They have taken 100% responsibility and are going to repair the damage to our satisfaction,” said SLCA President, Mr. Joe Black. They provided a temporary repair on the same day as the damage. They were bringing in big trusses for a home construction project on South Golf Course Drive.
The SLCA Board of Directors appreciates the construction company for taking full responsibility and willingness to work with the community for full restoration of the grass at the back gate.
Jane Mauk, SLCA Secretary
The Ironwood Court road maintenance work will occur on Monday, May 16th, and Tuesday, May 17, 2016.
The paving company has assured us that work will be conducted in such a way as to allow one way access to Sawgrass Way during construction.
Since the Ironwood Court will be closed to all traffic during construction our standard rule regarding cars parking curbside for more than 24 consecutive hours will not be enforced for these two days. Also, since Monday is our garbage/recycling collection day, we are working with Sanitary Service Company to coordinate garbage and recycling pickup from Ironwood Court residents on that day.
We apologize for any inconvenience this work may cause other residents in our community and greatly appreciate your patience.
Posted on previous website May 8, 2016, 8:37 PM by s.lahn@comcast.net
The Board of Directors has approved road maintenance work on Ironwood Court and the back easement near the Birch Bay Visitors Information Center. Additional information will be posted as soon as the work schedule date is known.
Posted on previous website Apr 28, 2016, 8:32 PM by s.lahn@comcast.net
WRS will be sweeping our streets next Tuesday, May 3rd. The gate will be opened the night before and will remain open the entire following day for the machinery. Please do not park any cars on the street from 8AM to 6PM on Tuesday.
Posted on previous website Apr 28, 2016, 8:24 PM by s.lahn@comcast.net
The Wenden Engineering site visit occurred on Tuesday, February 23rd.. The visit lasted over 4 hours and the entire Sea Links Community drainage system was examined, including all catch basins, culverts and drainage ponds. A site visit summary has been received from the engineering company. Please contact Sandy Lahn at s.lahn@comcast.net if you would like a copy. Please include your Sea Links address in your request.
Posted on previous website Mar 5, 2016, 12:41 PM by s.lahn@comcast.net
Wenden Engineering will be doing a site review of the Sea Links Community drainage system on Tuesday, February 23rd between 10:00AM and 2:00PM. Board members will be accompanying the visiting engineer.
Posted on previous website Feb 20, 2016, 11:42 AM by s.lahn@comcast.net