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February 2017Village BreezeCalendar of EventsFebruaryAngela and Rosey wouldlike to thank Kathleen Grayfor their “ladies tool box”.She donated a tool box14 BOD Workshop open tojammed full of various ofPOA members 7 pmfice supplies! Everybody21 BOD Meeting open to POA likes a gift and they were thrilled with this useful surmembers7 pmprise! Thanks Kathleen!March11 Pot Luck – St Patrick’s Day6:30 PMApril2nd Egg Hunt 1 pm15 Pot Luck - Easter22 Yard SaleRemember the Rules ofTraffic: If there is noon the side of the road,facing oncomingdog safe as well, on thethe Road! Walk Facingsidewalk and you must walkchoose the side where you aretraffic. Be sure to keep yourside of the road!From RRR attachment 1 #9HOUSEHOLD TRASH ONLYDisposing of the following will result in a removal fee of 75.00.No carpet, carpet pads, appliances, construction/renovation material, tires, car batteries, oil/gasoline, paint, combustible liquids,lawn furniture, bedding, pillows, mattresses, landscape timbers,electrical appliances, aerosol cans, large bulky items, large children’s toys, benches, luggage, golf club bags, furniture, lamps,car parts, televisions, computers, or any other items otherwisenot considered “Household Trash” are prohibited.Windjammer Village POA2200 Little River DriveLittle River, SC 29566Phone: 843-249-2460Fax: 843-280-4840www.windjammerpoa.comEmail: wjvpoa@sc,rr.comCompound: windjammer.compound@mail.comClubhouse Internet: WJV1010!

Recreation by Natalie ZinkLooking for candy donations for the WJV Easter egg hunt. Anyone whowants to donate please leave up at the front office. Egg hunt willbe Sunday, April 2nd at 1:00 p.m.Ordering a dumbbell rack for fitness room and replacing the exercisemats. Going to order a set of shuffle board discs beause there are currently only five. The billard balls in the game room are gathering in themiddle underneath the table making it look like the balls are missing.Having maintenance check the table.SecurityPremier Group installed the license plate reader at the front entrance and the pan/tilt/zoom at the compound.You will still see them around tweaking the cameras to get the best view.Security meeting was held on January 24, 2017. Eight people were in attendance and all are committee members now. We have since trained two more people and one more will be trained this week. That brings ourtotal to 11 people! I cannot brag on this group enough. Anytime an incident comes in, they are on it. They aredoing an awesome job! Thanks also to the other villagers that have volunteered to keep the cameras clean andfree of spider webs. Their help is greatly appreciated.The board approved to install the pier cameras. We had approximately 250 left from the initial camera installation so that money will go toward the additional cameras on the pier.Several people have asked if we were planning on installing a light facing the waterway and the pier. We caninstall another 400 watt flood light on the light pole down by the gazebo for only 12.84 per month on ourelectric bill. I would like the board to vote on this at the next meeting. Our road and waterway entrance arevery well lit now and each light is placed in that area for a specific purpose. Moving one light to another areawould defeat the purpose of having the lights in the first place.This past month we have had 6 closed cases of incidents that have been reported. If you need to report an incident or concern, please use the form on our website or email keepwindjammersafe@gmail.comHospitality by Judy BledsoeRenters:Chris and Susan Precht are renting 2242 Vereen CircleLinda Haynes and Larry Mosley are renting 2116GeorgetownJason and Rebecca Bittigar are renting 2111 LafayetteOwners: Now officially owned by the following:Lee Estate on Franklin is owned by Nicole Krall.James Brown Estate on Jackson is owned by Charles W.Brown.Merkle Estate on Swamp fox is owned by Michelle andSharlene Merkle.Jensen Estate on Plantation is owned by Ralph Jensen.

Maintenance by Eric ZinkI just wanted to start off by saying how much Russel and I appreciate all our volunteers. We have had so muchhelp with various things that we cannot say Thank you enough. We can always use more help. Anytime anyone feels like helping, just contact Russell or me and we will find something that can be done.We spent in Jan 2917 1551.39 Please see break down of extras that was spent on.To the date of Feb 2, 2017 we have so far spent a total of 36,924.11 out of our budget. We are on track withthe spending.We added a street light at the compound gatesDrainage was started on Marion Circle and Gamecock Circle on 1/18 thru 1/20/17Pipes for Dykman Circle were delivered on 1/25/17 and completed on Feb 6thThe original swell was dug back out on Little River Drive and the coquina road that was filled in the past on1/20/17Russell and volunteers John Early and Billy cut down all the leaning trees at the front of the village on 1/20/16The compound had new brush signs posted and installed on 1/18/17. In the rules of WJV it states that nolimbs or logs larger than 3 inches shall not be brought to the compound, anything larger needs to be taken toHorry County. I will be asking the board to change that to 5 inches. If we see folks bring anything large, weneed to remind people of the rules. We do not want any employees or volunteers to get hurt trying to movethese large logs around.I met with SC DOT on 1/23/17 and talked about redigging the drainage ditch along HWY 179, they said theywould put us on the list no estimated date.I met with Horry County drainage on 1/25/17 and we spoke about water runoff from the CB Berry drivewayon Vereen Drive. They are going to see what they can do, either dig a water runoff ditch on our side or divertthe water on their side. Horry County called me back on 2/7/17 and told me they were going to clean out theswells and install a speed bump at the end of the driveway at the CB Berry Building to divert the water into thecatch basins. He said it may take a few weeks but he will have us on his list.I called DEHEC and set up them to come out and establish the OCRM critical tide line, so we know what wecan do and where, for example, putting up decorative fence. DEHEC came out on 1/24/17 and marked ourcritical high tide line so now we know where we can install our posts for the rope fence.Russell removed a large amount of the fallen tree’s at the front of Windjammer Village, we rented anotherdumpster from Kidd construction to fill with the trees at a cost of 433.35, It cost us a total of around 500.00to remove all those leaning tree’s from the storm that to all the volunteers that helped.FUTURE GOALS:Pressure wash Shuffle Courts and Tennis Courts.Tennis Courts lights (need to be rebuilt).Tennis courts wiring is in bad shape and we need to rewire, alsoinstall a timer for the lights.Start looking at replacing railing at the marsh walk.Try to get some help from volunteers during the winter months tostart painting some of our buildings.Keep going with the village clean up.Start talking about perhaps painting the Windjammer Sign lettersStart replacing broken outlet boxes at the clubhouse.During winter, all picnic tables need to be painted, Gazebo needssome attention.Replace all rotted siding on the gazebo and put new door andscreens back in. Also repaint the gazebo and add a couple motiondetect lights to the front of it.

Architectural by Ken MayoCommittee approved to:-install new brown shingle roofing.-replace front door and repair side door including removingand replacing the side door steps and rail.-install hunter green metal roofing.-replace siding on front of house with Hardie plank texturedsheeting, color yellow – will eventually be painted to matchthe rest of house [yellow]; replace front steps and landingand extend landing to right side of house-material to betreated lumber.-remove Direct TV dish and install Dish Network dish atrear of house. Installation may proceed and BOD will approve request at meeting.-replace roofing with GAF shingles, color gray.-install garage door at east side of house facing driveway. Door and trim will be painted white to match house.-enclose existing screened porch area at south and east side of house. Enclosed area is all under existing roof.The work includes the following: install 3 new skylights; install 8 sliding windows [48" x 48"]; remove 2doors; replace one door; exterior siding, T-111, to match existing; paint brown to match existing house.Sketch submitted with request.-replace defective siding [T-111] and trim plus install gutters. Repair work can proceed. NOTE: Paint samplewill be provided before it can be reviewed for approval.-apply charcoal color roof sealant to top edge of upper roof.-install pavers in front of porch tile to extend past and around new drain to deep debris off and drain clearwhen water off road floods yard.BOD approved to:-install 4' high, black tubular aluminum fence with two gates in rear and right side yard. Sketch and photo offence submitted. Also, to add 200 square feet to left side of driveway to provide parking for 3 vehicles.- install fencing in rear yard from rear comers ofhouse to existing fence. Right side will be 6' toward side yard with gate, then 21' to existingfence. Left side will be 18' toward left side yardwith gate, then 21' to existing fence. The fencesections will be "dig in" type [pound posts intoground] and each section will be 44"high by 35"wide. Fence material will be metal frame withsteel wire rod per picture submitted. The fencewill cross the utility easement but can be easilyremoved by owner if utility work is required inthis area.-to put 4' high, close knit, white vinyl, lattice enclosure around storage items at rear of trailer. Area will be 4' x 8'.-to build new covered front porch [22' x 8'] madefrom wood and widen sidewalk. Porch roof willhave shingles to match house. Porch will have railing around sides. Landscape timbers will be removed andbrick retaining wall installed at right side of driveway.-replace existing parking area at rear of house [10' x 30'] and add area [12' x 18] to park second vehicle.