There will be speed bump and road painting occurring near the main gate areas both upper and lower as well as by community stop signs in the afternoon of Saturday, 7/29/2023. Please use extra caution around cones and wet paint areas.
notices around community safety (crime occurring in community, etc.)
There will be speed bump and road painting occurring near the main gate areas both upper and lower as well as by community stop signs in the afternoon of Saturday, 7/29/2023. Please use extra caution around cones and wet paint areas.
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
A black older model Honda or Saturn was seen parked beside the vacant lots on East Golf Course Drive last Saturday. The driver was seen looking at the homes across the road. A second male from the car was seen walking up to a home’s front door, snapping a picture of the garage door key pad with his cell phone and returning to the car. They then drove off. Both were male. The driver was heavy set with dark hair. The second man was taller than the first, with a beer gut.
The police were called and given the car’s plate number. The observer was told that the plate did not belong to the vehicle being driven.
Posted on previous website May 17, 2016, 8:57 AM by s.lahn@comcast.net