The concrete work has been completed on the east side of the campus. Work began today on the west side in front of 506. They will proceed down next to the tennis court to allow traffic to continue around. The final phase will be the outer edge of the west side nearest the parking side for the 600 building.
The dredge work continued this morning. They did not work in the afternoon. From where I saw them working this morning, they may have finished.
Kinsel has not come back to finish the breakwater repair.
George and friend Mike Flowers came by this afternoon to clean their catch of trout. Two weeks ago they had a fine catch. Today they went back to the Land Cut and had only five barely keeper trout.
The quarterly budget numbers are out. We are way over budget for the three month period, $41,796 to be exact. This is nearly $700 per unit. If that trend continues, it would be over $2,500 per unit for the year. We will still have a big assessment for the pier projects. After that we ought to get a break. Owners who are trying to sell are starting to lower their asking prices. I hear that 206 has lowered his price to $279,000. Unit 104 had an open house on Sunday. I believe seven units are on the market now.
Ron Layton, our grounds employee, tells me he is moving to Corpus at the end of the month and will no longer work here.
Chris, Rob, and Justin went deep sea fishing today. The winds were not too bad. I don't know how they did.
The Mujica and Herrera family staying in 606 this weekend caught a 22 inch red in the marina.
I saw Stewart(Becky's son) here today. He was working with a tree trimming crew. They used a bucket lift to trim the taller palm trees. They must have been paid by the number of leaves they cut. They only left about five at the very top of each tree.
Scott and I went to the Nautical Flea Market on Saturday morning. They were expecting 3,000 people. I know there must have been about 2,999 when we were there. There were some good buys.
The Reynolds(304) were here this weekend.
Jim and Kristie(208) were here in their place.
Sandra and Keith and Taylor(508) came over from Corpus.
Paul and Christine(505)and the boys were here for the weekend.
Nancy and Leo(507) and grandson Koy left this morning.
Joe Mitchell(709) arrived today.
Pat Noack(602) and friend Guy Bodine came in today and are going out fishing in the morning from Goose Island.
The dredge work continued this morning. They did not work in the afternoon. From where I saw them working this morning, they may have finished.
Kinsel has not come back to finish the breakwater repair.
George and friend Mike Flowers came by this afternoon to clean their catch of trout. Two weeks ago they had a fine catch. Today they went back to the Land Cut and had only five barely keeper trout.
The quarterly budget numbers are out. We are way over budget for the three month period, $41,796 to be exact. This is nearly $700 per unit. If that trend continues, it would be over $2,500 per unit for the year. We will still have a big assessment for the pier projects. After that we ought to get a break. Owners who are trying to sell are starting to lower their asking prices. I hear that 206 has lowered his price to $279,000. Unit 104 had an open house on Sunday. I believe seven units are on the market now.
Ron Layton, our grounds employee, tells me he is moving to Corpus at the end of the month and will no longer work here.
Chris, Rob, and Justin went deep sea fishing today. The winds were not too bad. I don't know how they did.
The Mujica and Herrera family staying in 606 this weekend caught a 22 inch red in the marina.
I saw Stewart(Becky's son) here today. He was working with a tree trimming crew. They used a bucket lift to trim the taller palm trees. They must have been paid by the number of leaves they cut. They only left about five at the very top of each tree.
Scott and I went to the Nautical Flea Market on Saturday morning. They were expecting 3,000 people. I know there must have been about 2,999 when we were there. There were some good buys.
The Reynolds(304) were here this weekend.
Jim and Kristie(208) were here in their place.
Sandra and Keith and Taylor(508) came over from Corpus.
Paul and Christine(505)and the boys were here for the weekend.
Nancy and Leo(507) and grandson Koy left this morning.
Joe Mitchell(709) arrived today.
Pat Noack(602) and friend Guy Bodine came in today and are going out fishing in the morning from Goose Island.
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