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7 Lee Shore Redevelopment Committee Final Report June 20, 2019 Committee Charter The 7 Lee Shore Redevelopment Committee, an ad hoc committee reporting to the Board of Directors, was established by the Board at their September 20, 2018

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7 Lee Shore Redevelopment Committee

Final Report June 20, 2019

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 Committee Charter

❖ The 7 Lee Shore Redevelopment Committee, an ad hoc committee reporting to the Board of Directors, was established by the Board at their September 20, 2018 meeting. This is pursuant to Article V, Section 2 of the Palmetto Dunes POA (PDPOA) Bylaws. ❖ The purpose of the Committee is to make a recommendation(s) for the redevelopment of 7 Lee Shore to the PDPOA Board of Directors

➢ Membership

❖ 10 full time residents with wide ranging community and business experience

❖ Mary Amonetti Jim Bankes Mark Britanisky ❖ Jim Gant Jeff Kurtz Joe Maggi ❖ Ann O’Neil Jack Purcell Mike Vaccaro ❖ Ellen Steele

➢ Community Input

❖ Amenity survey – 636 owners responded ❖ 8 Facilitated engagement sessions – 80-90 participants

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Proposed Amenities

 Open spaces and walking trails  Limited parking for owners only, lots of bicycle parking  Enclosed community building

Meeting rooms
Screened porch and separate deck
Small catering prep kitchen
Restrooms

 Kayak and boat docks, kayak storage  Trellis swings, picnic area and fire pits  Children's tree house play area  Open air pavilion

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Amenities Not Included

 Swimming pool

Would only serve small part of population
Introduces noise, cost and management issues

 Full service food and beverage

Multiple existing restaurants in PD and the greater PD area
Community operated facility not financially feasible
Significant staffing issues and costs

 Fitness Center

Separate facility not recommended
Possibility of fitness room in community center if demand exists
New Lava Fitness Center at Trent Jones

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Key Operating Principles

 Operating hours 7AM to 9PM  Parking available to owners only  Community Building available only to owners  Outdoor amenities available for use by guests

Welcoming community to guests
Encourages long term view of PD as great place to live

 Kayak storage available to owners only

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Potential to Phase Implementation

 Full implementation most desirable  Phase 1

Community center - most requested amenity
Restrooms external to community building
Small number of kayak/boat docks
Trellis swings, tree house play area
Limited car parking, substantial bike parking

 Phase 2

Add open air pavilion
Expand boat slips and kayak facilities as needed

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Estimated Costs

Development cost projections

 Site work $ 70,000  Architectural elements $ 1,714,250  Community building/decks  Pavilion  kayak storage and docks  Bulkhead and restrooms  Hardscape $ 264,100  Landscape $ 121,000  Including $40,000 buffer  Site furnishings $ 76,000  Architecture plans, permits, plans $ 80,000 TOTAL $ 2,325,350  Contingency at 15% $ 348,803 TOTAL

$ 2,674,153

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Operational cost projections

All project estimates very conceptual at this time.

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Community Benefits

 Increased attractiveness of PD as a place to live  Community meeting place  Activity and play space for families and children  Accessibility to and from lagoon system for all residents and owners  Reduced density versus 4 residential lots with large houses and pools