The Kontiki board of directors met this afternoon, but the meeting was a short thirty minutes. The agenda for tomorrow's meeting was reviewed. Very little information was given to owners who were present. Besides the board members, seven other owners were present. Some are here for tomorrow's meeting and decided to attend the board meeting also.
Much will be decided tomorrow. I am anticipating additional expenditures near the half million mark, with a new roof being a major part of that. Replacing the entrance road with concrete will surpass $100,000. I'm not sure how close to Fulton Beach road will be covered since our property line is only partially across the mitigation zone. Security cameras will likely be installed. The tennis court repaving will be about $7,700, not counting the fence. Pier repair will be near $17,000. It appears that two incumbent board members may face challengers. Another proposal will be to assess owners on the square footage of their units, rather than per door. That was discussed years ago, but would have required a change in the declaration. It should be an interesting meeting.
Yesterday the parking area was restriped and renumbered. Some numbered spaces were moved around. The parking in front of the 400 building was reduced to 9 feet wide to squeeze the eight spaces directly in front of the building. "Boat" parking was lettered on the spaces directly across from the maintenance building. All the repair issues marked with yellow caution tape were taken care of. The complex is really looking good.
Last Tuesday the voters of Aransas County rejected a bond proposal to build and renovate schools for 50 million dollars.
The Sailhouse development is moving along. It is next to the Bahamas. They are building a new pier where the old pilings remain from many years ago.
Renovation work has begun on unit 101. It was kind of sad to see Barbara Wagner's former possessions in the dumpster. I did salvage a few. As they say,"One man's trash is another man's treasure."