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    • Welcome / Contact #'
    • Bulletin Board
    • NEW HOMEOWNER INFORMATION
    • Homeowners Association
    • HOA - Minutes Gen.
    • HOA - Liaison Minutes
    • Activities
    • Adventurers - Travel
    • Bingo
    • Calendar
    • Cul de sac & Court Capts.
    • Cert Program
    • Chorus
    • Christmas Cart Parade
    • ELS Messages and Forms
    • Entertainment Committee
    • Entertainment Archive
    • F.I.S.H.
    • FMO Application
    • Gator Races
    • Glass Fusing
    • Golf Course Information
    • Golf - Director of Golf
    • GolF - LFGA
    • Golf LFGA Archive Mins.
    • Golf LFGA Pictures
    • Golf Ladies 18 Hole
    • Ladies Shootout
    • Golf Men's League
    • Men's Shootout
    • Men's Club
    • Ninety Club
    • Pool Exercises
    • Quilting
    • Sandtrap Hours & Menu
    • Services in Our Community
    • Softball Team
    • Softball 2022 - Archive
    • Sports - Bowling, Bocce &
    • Tai Chi
    • Take a Bow
    • Tennis
    • Tops
    • Veterans
    • Women's Club

LAKE FAIRWAYS COUNTRY CLUB
HOMEOWNERS'
ASSOCIATION

LAKE FAIRWAYS COUNTRY CLUB HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION LAKE FAIRWAYS COUNTRY CLUB HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION LAKE FAIRWAYS COUNTRY CLUB HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION
  • Welcome / Contact #'
  • Bulletin Board
  • NEW HOMEOWNER INFORMATION
  • Homeowners Association
  • HOA - Minutes Gen.
  • HOA - Liaison Minutes
  • Activities
  • Adventurers - Travel
  • Bingo
  • Calendar
  • Cul de sac & Court Capts.
  • Cert Program
  • Chorus
  • Christmas Cart Parade
  • ELS Messages and Forms
  • Entertainment Committee
  • Entertainment Archive
  • F.I.S.H.
  • FMO Application
  • Gator Races
  • Glass Fusing
  • Golf Course Information
  • Golf - Director of Golf
  • GolF - LFGA
  • Golf LFGA Archive Mins.
  • Golf LFGA Pictures
  • Golf Ladies 18 Hole
  • Ladies Shootout
  • Golf Men's League
  • Men's Shootout
  • Men's Club
  • Ninety Club
  • Pool Exercises
  • Quilting
  • Sandtrap Hours & Menu
  • Services in Our Community
  • Softball Team
  • Softball 2022 - Archive
  • Sports - Bowling, Bocce &
  • Tai Chi
  • Take a Bow
  • Tennis
  • Tops
  • Veterans
  • Women's Club

Community Information

ELS STATEMENT ON THE SELLING OF DAMAGED HOMES

 



A homeowner has a right to sell their home in any condition, however a disclosure of expected repairs needs to meet our standards of the prospectus as well as building codes must be addressed, i.e., rebuilding of a carport, shed and or lanai.  The repairs are expected to be completed immediately to fulfill the property expectation and prospectus.  The 45 days is the written prospectus of repairing your damage from the hurricane ---WHICH WE HAVE ADDRESSED -- if both the homeowner and contractor are working diligently in trying to correct the repairs and at no fault to each of their own delays with supplies, work force, etc, extensions would be considered as long as they supply the written information to the office.

All realtors must follow the same guidelines.

We will be reviewing all applications thoroughly as well as having conversations regarding repairing of any damaged incurred to hopefully mitigate as much confusion as possible and get your neighbors back in a presentable manner.

--

Karen Pratt-Beals
HOALF Board of Directors President



Community Information

INFORMATION FROM THE GENERAL HOA MEETING

       



Tue, Oct 25, 2022 at   2:35 PM

 



We are committed to cleaning up and rebuilding.   


Home structures need to be built back appropriately, plans turned in, permitted, up to code etc and the normal way of business as usual that we can go through.


Rebuild will need to happen and try to be completed within 90 days however if a delay is at no fault our office needs to be kept up with information of the homeowner and contractors’ reason for delay. 


Many are calling asking why or what happens if they don’t have money to rebuild their car ports or lanai’s.  Please steer them to the prospectus for that answer as they will need to, and it is their responsibility to do so you they will possibility face demand letters  

We still have plans to expand however receiving occupancy permits will be severely delayed at the county level I imagine.  


We need to stop placing junk trash and not organic trash on the curbs.    We have cleaned most of our large trash up and will not be continuing to go around to pick up as an ongoing basis.    

Please note the grabber trucks and assistance was for hurricane damage not necessarily the old broken fridge that someone ones thrown out now type of thing. 

 I am sure when we get thru a little more phases, we will send in another mass pick-up truck in which we would let everyone know however people keep throwing stuff on the curb now and we have no plans to pick up bulk trash as I mentioned prior. 

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THE above note was written from our manager and was read at the community meeting on the 25th of October.

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The following are the heading of articles that you can put in Google on your computer, and it will bring up the codes for repair/remodeling mobile/manufactured homes. These were given out at the community meeting on the 25th of October.

WHAT IF FLORIDA CODE FOR MOBILE HOME REPAIR OR REMODELING?

WHAT IS THE BUILDING CODE FOR MANUFACTURED/MOBILE HOMES IN FLORIDA?

These sites have a lot of information and states the laws for Florida as well.

PLEASE – inform yourselves and talk to ELS. Do not listen to rumor or feel threaten. Ask ELS if you have questions. Ask ELS about the guidelines if you wish to sell your home. Get the correct information.

Karen Pratt Beals

HOALF Board of Directors President 

Community Information

Posted 10/20/22

   To our valued residents,

First, I’d like to thank you for your ongoing patience and cooperation as we continue to work on restoring Lake Fairways Country Club to its pre-hurricane condition. We recently sent an email on the overall progress of the work being done after the impact Hurricane Ian had on our community and we would like to provide you more details of what is happening here at Lake Fairways Country Club.

We realize that the past two weeks has presented us all with many challenges. We have been working diligently to restore essential services in the community, and the next phase of the storm cleanup is underway. Currently, Lake Fairways is focusing on cleaning up debris around the community and assessing the golf course, with hopes to reopen soon.

At this time, the clubhouse is open and available for use. We are working to get pool chemicals balanced and to complete minor repairs at the pool before we can reopen. Additionally, we have had several vendors visit the community to quote repairs so that we can get our amenities up and running again.

If you have damages to your home, we have listed some resources below that may be of assistance to you. If your home has been severely damaged and you’d like to speak to us about your options, please call (239) 731-3100 to schedule a time to discuss your situation.

Your satisfaction with Lake Fairways Country Club is very important to us and we once again appreciate your understanding and thank you for your cooperation as we continue our efforts. It is uplifting and reassuring to be a part of this Lake Fairways community during times like these.

Sincerely,

Natalie Turley
Regional Manager

Following are links and phone numbers for emergency services and financial assistance:

  • Apply for assistance through ConsiderOthers at www.ConsiderOthers.org. ConsiderOthers is a 501c3 nonprofit organization funded by employees and friends of Equity Lifestyle Properties and was created to assist residents and employees of ELS affiliated communities.
     
  • Apply for assistance through the Financial Hardship Program established for residents who are challenged with rent payments. Inquire at the community office for more information.
     
  • Visit FEMA for information and resources at www.fema.gov/disaster/hurricane-ian or call the FEMA Helpline at (800) 621-3362.
     
  • Contact the Red Cross for assistance at www.RedCross.org/get-help or call (800) 733-2767.
     
  • Contact the Salvation Army. In the Fort Myers area, visit www.SalvationArmyFlorida.org/fortmyers/#assistance or call (239) 278-1551. In the Daytona area, visit https://salvationarmyflorida.org/daytona/ or call (386) 255-2594.
     
  • Those who are medically dependent who need electricity to operate medical equipment may want to sign up for the Special Needs Registry of the Florida Division of Emergency Management at www.FloridaDisaster.org/SNR.
     
  • If you are in need of shelter, please visit www.FloridaDisaster.org/shelter-status for open shelter information. If you choose to leave your home, do not leave pets behind.
     
  • Residents of many counties in Florida impacted by the storm, including Charlotte, Collier, DeSoto, Flagler, Hardee, Hillsborough, Lee, Manatee, Orange, Osceola, Pinellas, Polk, Sarasota, Seminole and Volusia, can apply for federal assistance at www.DisasterAssistance.gov, by calling 800-621-FEMA (3362) or by using the FEMA app. Learn more about applying for assistance at https://www.fema.gov/press-release/20220929/how-apply-fema-assistance-after-hurricane-ian.
     
  • Homeowners with insurance who experienced damage or loss should file a report with their insurance agent or carrier as soon as possible. In some cases, advance payments may be available, so ask your agent. If you need help finding your agent or carrier, call (877) 336-2627. You’ll find helpful information about flood insurance claims at www.Floodsmart.gov.
     
  • Small Business Administration disaster loans are available to businesses, homeowners, renters and nonprofit organizations in Florida counties approved for individual assistance. Apply at www.DisasterLoanAssistance.sba.gov under declaration #17644 or call (800) 659-2955 or send an email to DisasterCustomerService@sba.gov.
     
  • Hurricane Ian has been stressful for everyone. Those experiencing emotional distress can call or text the Disaster Distress Helpline at (800) 985-5990. The hotline provides free 24/7, crisis counseling for people who are experiencing emotional distress related to any natural or human-caused disaster.

Lake Fairways Country Club
19371 Tamiami Trail, North Fort Myers, FL 33903 

Community Information

Posted 10/13/22

  Hurricane Ian Update


To our valued residents,

We realize that enduring a hurricane and its repercussions is difficult for all, and we want to thank you for your continued patience as we work diligently to restore our beautiful property to its pre-hurricane condition.

Many Florida communities have been impacted by the hurricane to varying degrees, from wind damaged homes to fallen trees, to amenity closures and flooding. Please be assured that we are taking an all-hands-on-deck approach and applying all our available resources to quickly facilitate the necessary cleanup of our community, including removal of downed trees and debris cleanup. We are implementing an organized plan to reopen all the facilities and amenities in the community, as safely and quickly as possible.

Your satisfaction with our community is very important to us and we greatly appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we make the best possible use of our resources at this time. It is during times like these that we are especially grateful for the positive, uplifting spirit we have here in the community.

Sincerely,
Community Management 

Community Information

Posted 10/05/22

Hello All,

As you know we are running a mile a minute to get the properties back up and running. I have been on site since Monday assisting. I wanted to take a minute to update you all and hope you will spread the word to the residents. The ELS staff have done an amazing job cleaning and opening the clubhouses for the residents and will continue going forward. 
Joshua Tree, hired by ELS, is doing an amazing clean up. They have assessed the damage throughout both communities and are working on removing trees from homes on leased land properties. They will then remove fallen trees and branches while also cleaning up common grounds and sports courts. Davey Tree is assessing the golf courses and cleaning up as well. We are not 100% on total damage as we are still without some power. More will coma as I now. 

Both clubhouses are open and have water, electric and the ice machines are full. Do not use the ice for drinking. We are manning both offices as best we can, many employees have extensive damage to their homes and cannot return yet. Small groups may assemble for usual gatherings such as cards and poker or anything along those lines. Do not go through the back doors to the pool areas. Pools will be closed until further notice. We have the pool company on site, but they have many issues to resolve. I do not have a timeline for reopening. 
Both restaurants have sustained structural damage and will need to be inspected before we can even think about reopening. I would say the Pub will be closed for months and the Sandtrap maybe not as long. Although the Sandtrap looks ok the roof was lifted and is compromised. 
This is going to take a long time to get the community back to 100% and residents will need to be patient and work together. 
Thanks to the residents who are doing their part in the recovery. Together we will rebuild this community and make it a great place once again. 
I will do my best to keep in touch with you all. 
Stay Safe and God Bless. 

Best Regards, 
Jayson St. Pierre
Community Manager

Information for our community

I understand the challenges that many residents are experiencing as a result of Hurricane Ian. I will be on property with supplies that I have been able to collect. We are working diligently to leverage all available resources to expedite cleanup efforts within the community and appreciate your patience. We are taking an all-hands-on-deck approach as we address the storm cleanup in the community, including working with local authorities, third party contractors and utility providers. 

 While you may not have seen or noticed us on site during the first day or two after the storm, we had at least one team member at the property to evaluate its condition and most importantly, work was happening behind the scenes to dispatch vendors to the property and contacting utility companies to begin the cleanup process as quickly as possible. 

While we’re not able to act as a distribution center for food and water since we don’t have those resources, we would like to help direct residents to the appropriate locations for these services. We have sent out emails to help residents locate these resources during what we understand is a very challenging time. 

We look forward to restoring our beautiful community to its pre-hurricane condition as quickly as possible. 

Following are distribution locations for food and water, which are open between 8 am and 5 pm: 

  • Old Bonita Library, 26876 Pine Avenue 
  • Kelly Road Soccer Complex, 10750 Kelly Road 
  • Cape Coral Sports Complex, 1410 Sports Boulevard 
  • Cape Coral Leonard Street, 4820 Leonard Street 
  • Estero High School Ballfield Park, 9100 Williams Road 
  • North Fort Myers Recreation Center, 2000North Recreation Park Way 
  • Fleamasters Fleamarket, 4135 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard 
  • Veterans Park Recreation Center, 55 Homestead Road South 

Following are links and phone numbers for emergency services: 

  • FEMA: www.fema.gov or call the FEMA Helpline at (800) 621-3362 
  • Red Cross: www.RedCross.org/get-help or call (800) 733-2767 
  • Salvation Army: www.SalvationArmyFlorida.org/fortmyers/#assistance or call (239) 278-1551 
  • Florida Division of Emergency Management: www.FloridaDisaster.org 

Hurricane Ian Update

To our valued residents,

Your satisfaction with the community is very important to us, and the safety and well-being of residents and team members is always our top priority. With this in mind, we are monitoring updates regarding Hurricane Ian and its potential impact on our community. In preparation for the approaching storm, we’d like to share a few important reminders with you.

  • Please secure all loose items outdoors that could become projectiles.
  • Note that community buildings such as clubhouses are not designated hurricane shelters.
  • To ensure your safety, please follow any evacuation instructions from local authorities.
  • If evacuation is mandated, be sure to take pets and adequate provisions with you, including medications any other important items or paperwork.

Just as we ask you to be prepared for the approaching storm, we are preparing the community as well. We will be removing all pool furniture from the pool deck as of September 27, 2022, in preparation for the storm. Additionally, we will be closing the office as of 12:00 pm on Tuesday, September 27, so that our team members can prepare their homes and families for the storm. We will reopen the office as soon as possible.

Please monitor the National Hurricane Center (see link below) for updates on the storm and local news outlets for information regarding evacuation orders.

Sincerely,
Community Management

Helpful links:
National Hurricane Center
Ready.gov/hurricanes
FEMA
Red Cross Shelters
Florida Emergency Information Line

Best Regards, 
Jayson St. Pierre
Community Manager

COPY MACHINE LOCATION

Copy Machine

Note:  the copy machine has been moved into the HOA office. If you plan on making copies, please plan on making copies when the concierge is in the clubhouse office. Those hours are 9 to 2 Monday through Friday. The cost of copies is $.25.

IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM MANAGEMENT

All homeowners make sure ELS has your correct address and phone number. This is where you  want your statements to go, especially the owners that go up north. 

Community Contacts

Lake Fairways Country Club

19371 North Tamiami Trail

North Fort Myers, Florida 33903


Sales Office / Manager 239-731-2900

Concierge 239-731-2976 (M-F) 9A.M - 2 P.M.)

 Front Gate 239-731-5355

Pro Shop 239-731-5220

Lake Fairways Sandtrap 239-731-1666

 (As of 05/22 their phone is currently Out of Order)





 




HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS

Lake Fairways Hurricane Information -2021 (pdf)

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Welcome Wagon Hostesses

The Lake Fairways Welcome Wagon hostesses will be having Newcomer’s Meetings starting May 19, 2022, and will continue  thereafter on the 3rd Thursday of every month. The time will be 7pm in the clubhouse lounge. This is for any new residents within the last year who have not been able to attend any prior meetings. This is a short meeting to apprise newcomers of different activities in Lake Fairways.  Please feel free to contact any of the hostesses with any questions. 

Hostesses : Judy Stewart - 239-896-5157

                           Joan Robertson - 239-731-1738 

                       Colleen Pessa - 774-836-2134

information for New Homeowners

Welcome to The Lake Fairways HOA Website.

  

  • It is our goal to keep you informed about the guidelines of our community. This site will also show the opportunities available for fun and entertainment here.  There's much to see here.  So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about us. We hope you enjoy our site. Thank you for visiting the website. 

Karen Pratt-Beals

HOALF Board of Directors President


MESSAGE FROM THE WEBSITE TEAM

  

YOUR LAKE FAIRWAYS WEBSITE

lakefairwayshoa.com


This website has been updated and has a fresh new exciting look. 


Are you looking to see what activities are happening in our community? Do you want to see what your Board of Directors or Management have to say? Do you want to know if the pool is open or what the menu at the Sandtrap is? Do you want to see pictures and videos of various events? 

It's all there and more.


What?  You are not seeing some information that you are looking for? If you participate in an activity/group and you're not seeing the most recent calendar of events or what's going to be happening, be sure to talk to those in charge and ask that they send information and pictures to lakefairways13@gmail.com. This is the only way we can update and get information on the website. 

We want the site as up to date as possible and we want 

everyone to stay informed.

Yes, Facebook is also a resource for some of us, but everyone is not on Facebook.

So, let us all help to make lakefairwayshoa.com the best place to get information about our wonderful community.

Thank you. 

Website Team

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Lake Fairway's Organizations send your articles and pictures to:

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