From the President
...Chuck Ness

There is an article in the newsletter concerning break-ins which have occurred in our part of Seminole County.  This information is also on our web site, www.wekiva.net.  Click on "ALERT."  Over the years one of our frustrations is people who did not want to "bother" anyone if they see something suspicious or they do not want to be involved.  In a word, actually two words, "That's nuts".  What if it was your property being robbed or vandalized, what would you want your neighbor to do?  The deputies would rather answer a false alarm or two than miss arresting a lawbreaker. If your neighbors are not home and you see a strange car in the driveway, do not hesitate, call 911. 

Changing the subject, a resident chided us for having our sprinklers on along Hunt Club after a big rain.  As many of you know, having attended our annual meeting, we have a total of 106 zones, many of these zones are along Hunt Club, along with 35 time clocks.  The Board has never seriously thought about employing someone to turn off these zones every time it rains.  Any volunteers?     

Someone once said, "The closest to perfection a person gets is when he fills out a job application".