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2021 Directory 2021 a Area Picnic TLA Board TLA Volume XLVIII • Issue VII • July 2021 • www.landings.org • 2021 July • VII Issue • XLVIII Volume The following listing was prepared based on the most commonly requested reference numbers at The Landings Association. For your convenience, please refer to these numbers often. References THE LANDINGS ASSOCIATION www.landings.org THE LANDINGS ASSOCIATION Administration: Editor: Karl Stephens Main...... 598-2520 [email protected] Architectural Review...... 598-5518 Community Relations ...... 598-2520 News Correspondent/ Lynn Lewis Community Programs...... 598-2578 Creative Services: [email protected] Covenant Compliance...... 598-5518 Calendar Submissions: Lynn Lewis Human Resources...... 598-5521 [email protected] or [email protected] Finance:

Resident Billing Statements...... 598-5514 Display Advertising: Lynn Lewis Controller...... 598-5513 [email protected] Public Works: Mailboxes...... 598-5509 Classified Listings: Lynn Lewis Environmental Resources...... 598-5504 [email protected] Wildlife Issues...... 598-5509 Security Related: Staff Photographer: Erica Kersey First Responders...... 355-6688 [email protected] Main Gate Printing: The Savannah Morning News - Savannah, GA Assistance/Passes...... 598-1982 For Emergencies Only...... 598-2571 Letters to the Editor: Waterfront: Your comments, suggestions, and thoughts may be addressed to Landings Harbor Marina...... 598-1901 The Landings Journal Editor Delegal Marina...... 598-0023 600 Landings Way South, Savannah, Georgia 31411 Sunset Pavilion Rental...... 598-2520 [email protected] Miscellaneous: Letters to the Editor are welcomed. Please keep your comments to a maximum of 200 words. Letters Neighbors Helping Neighbors...... 598-5529 may be edited for clarity and/or content. All submissions must be authored and signed for publication THE LANDINGS CLUB ...... 598-8050 consideration. www.landingsclub.com The Landings Journal is published monthly and distributed without charge to homeowners within Administration...... 598-8050 the Landings community. Deer Creek...... 598-2553 For articles and calendar of events submission and consideration, please send your copy (in an Marshwood...... 598-2604 email or Word format) no later than the 15th OF THE MONTH FOR THE FOLLOWING MONTH’S Oakridge...... 598-2601 PUBLICATION. All content is subject to editing for clarity and length. Appropriate articles will be Palmetto...... 598-2525 considered on a space-available basis and taken in the order in which they were received. Franklin Creek Tennis...... 598-2570 Articles/Calendar of Events Oakridge Fitness...... 598-2558 [email protected]/[email protected] Marshwood Pool...... 598-2592 For information regarding display advertising and classified advertisements, please visit us online Franklin Creek Pool...... 598-3559 (www.landings.org or call 912-598-2520). Ad submissions must be received by the 15th of each month for the following month’s publication. THE LANDINGS COMPANY ...... 598-0500 The Landings Association respects and upholds the legal rights of our photographers and image www.thelandings.com authors. It is UNLAWFUL to reproduce images that are copyrighted without the express written permission of the person or entity that created the original work. If you would like to use or purchase OTHER any copyrighted image(s) presented in The Landings Journal, please contact the artist(s) directly. Animal Control (Complaints)...... 651-6675 CEMA Hurricane Line...... 644-8811 The Landings Journal (USPS 008-582) is published monthly Yard Debris Pickup...... 652-6840 by The Landings Association, Inc. 600 Landings Way South, Waste Management...... 965-0300 Savannah, GA 31411-2899. Savannah Waste...... 898-2200 Phone (912)598-2520 • Fax (912)598-2516 Utilities, Inc. of GA...... 598-0736 Periodically postage paid at Savannah, GA. AT&T ...... 888-757-6500 Postmaster: Send address changes to The Landings Journal. Comcast/Xfinity...... https://www.landings.org/ 600 Landings Way South, Savannah, GA 31411-2899 comcastxfinity-inquiry-or-issue Data Publishing...... 877-328-2782 (Landings Residential Directory Advertising)

2021 Board of Directors July 2021 Table of Contents Landings Association’s President’s Update • Board Briefs...... 4 Association’s General Manager’s Update...... 5 Budget Box • Operations Leadership Team The Landings Association’s Security Update...... 6 Security Statistics John Holmquist Mark Winters Community Marketing and Real Estate Update...... 7 President Vice President Chatham Emergency Services Update...... 8 First Responders Communication Marinas Update...... 9 Tips to Help Prevent Larceny The Landings Club...... 10 Turf Damage and Insects Picnic Area a Prime Party Place...... 11 Eric Larson Bob Wood Property Checks Made Easy with Gate Access Treasurer Secretary Alligator Tips to Keep You Safe This Summer...... 12 Panhellenic Cocktail Party on Skidaway Islands • Silver Screen Society Opens Membership for First Time A Few Good Reasons to Leash and Pick up After Your Dog ...... 13 First Responders Emergency Number...... 14 Rules and Regulations Update...... 15 Conservation Corner: Summer Storms Bring Mosquitos Hal Duensing Andrea Felkins Director Director 2021 Directory Addendum ...... 16-22

New Neighbors News...... 23 Submit Your Group to be Featured in New Social Club Area of TLA’s Website Major Capital Reserves Projects...... 24 2021 Hurricane Town Hall Recap...... 26 Landlovers News...... 27 Tony Martin Judy Monaco Skidaway Island Water Consumption Chart...... 30 Director Director Email Bulletins Classified Advertisements...... 31

Jim Morgan Director 4 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 President’s Update Board Briefs “Civility” is a word we all know, understand, and hopefully Following are the actions of The Landings Association’s Board of practice. Last year as we headed into the unknown of Directors at its meeting on June 22, 2021: COVID-19, there were concerns that we, as a country, were becoming less civil. As we emerge from our COVID-19 ►Adopted a motion to approve the contract with Remote Technology social isolation and look to a new normal, what can we for the camera project totaling $47,814 and the NVR replacement expect in terms of how we get along with each other? project in the amount of $67,492. I recently saw a sign in a local restaurant at the hostess ►Approved the contract with Remote Technology for the Landings stand that read “Be patient and kind.” Think about that Community Park Security Camera project totaling $18,176. message and what led to its posting. It is a fair indication ►Approved the appointments to the Landings Harbor Project Team. that civility is again an issue. ►Approved the policy addition of a formal RFP process to solicit Our Landings Association staff noticed an increase in multiple banking institutions for banking services at least every 5 disputes among neighbors during this time which took on years. a noticeably uncivil tone. While one might be tempted to assign this to the pressures of our COVID frustration, this conduct was observed in other communities similar to ours. Our Covenants prohibit noxious and offensive conduct, including disturbing the peace, endangering others, and destroying property. Fortunately, such incidents were infrequent and were handled. Frequently, frustration with neighbors would be directed at TLA employees because the individual did not feel TLA was on his or her side. TLA is not the arbiter of disputes between neighbors which do not specifically involve the Covenants. The increase in incivility has led many communities to adopt civility codes. The code is not an attempt to impose a rigid set of rules concerning conduct. The code merely embodies how the vast majority of residents act in day-today life and what a community considers appropriate conduct. A civility code or pledge typically includes the following: • Individuals are accountable for their own actions or words. • Interaction in the community should be civil despite any differences of opinion on a particular issue. • Residents should be engaged and informed in the community, understanding the rules, regulations, and covenants, and the value they add. • The commitments to civility as well as being engaged and informed Working Neighbors Drop-in Sessions at residents are a vital part of the community’s goal of being a vibrant and The Landings Association thriving community. TLA’s Board is discussing the civility issue and would like community input. (600 Landings Way South) The purpose of a civility code or pledge is not to give TLA more control over All events will be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. residents’ conduct or to establish civility police. The purpose is to be clear Please email [email protected] upfront to residents and to buyers what our community’s expectations are and the type of community we want to be. to reserve your timeslot.

• July 8, 2021 • August 12, 2021 • September 9, 2021 • October 14, 2021 • November 11, 2021 • December 9, 2021 July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 5 General Manager’s Update Shari Haldeman • [email protected] • General Manager/COO Dear Landings Association Members, Capital Asset Management Plan (CAMP) By Shari Haldeman - [email protected] During the June Board meeting, President John Holmquist reported on General Manager/COO the Landings Harbor Project, followed by appointment of the Project Team Members by The Landings Association’s Board of Directors, and Each year, The Landings Association’s staff review more than 1,250 the work now begins in earnest. As a reminder, this project focuses on assets listed in the Association’s Capital Asset Management Plan analyzing options and recommending a long-term plan for the Landings (CAMP). The CAMP contains an extensive and diverse set of capital Harbor Marina and grounds to best meet the current and future needs of assets with an estimated replacement value of roughly $50M (not our community. including storm drains), maintained and replaced through the Capital With more than 50 volunteer submissions, there were many candidates Reserve Fund. The Capital Reserve Fund is restricted in use, only for available to serve not only on the Project Team itself, but to serve on major capital repairs and replacements such as roads, community Advisory Teams that will be established in seven focus areas, each chaired paths, bridges, lagoon structures, buildings (including gatehouses), and by a member of the Project Team. The seven focus areas will be wet slips, two Marinas. Large equipment such as street sweepers, vacuum jetter dry stacks, engineering and technical, amenities, Landings Harbor Park, trucks, and backhoes are also funded through the Capital Reserve Fund. community outreach, and financial. Tom Souls has agreed to chair the There are two major parts to updating the CAMP during the annual overall effort. Many may know of Tom’s work heading the recent, successful budget process -- the physical analysis and the financial analysis. The Landings Club Capital Campaign. Tom’s extensive business background, physical analysis includes the asset inventory, condition assessment, coupled with a teamwork-focused, consensus-reaching style, provides the and useful life updates; while the financial analysis involves the review necessary leadership for success of this work. Look for frequent updates as of the replacement cost of each asset, along with ensuring the Capital the work progresses. Reserve Fund maintains an adequate funding level. The Landings We also now turn our attention to completing year-end budget estimates Association also consults with a Reserve Specialist to provide updated by department, as well as draft 2022 operational and capital budgets. This useful life projections based on experience with similar communities, work is performed within the Board and Committee financial policies and historical records, and vendor evaluation. approvals, while recognizing market conditions. The good news is that the A list of capital assets scheduled for replacement in 2021 through 2026 Association has been significantly better than budget in such categories can be found online starting on page 269 of the 2021 Budget Book (www. as commercial decal sales, architectural review fees, and boat storage, landings.org/resources > Governing Documents). as well as staffing. Should this hold throughout the year, more funds will be available for the capital reserves for future repairs and replacements. The downside is that the positive staffing variance is due mainly to more vacancies this year than last, due to a very tight labor market, and impacting planned work by your Association. In June, the Association’s Governance Committee and Board moved forward for public comment the first extensive updates to the Association’s Operations Leadership Team Rules and Regulations in a number of years. Staff, committee members, and legal counsel have suggested and reviewed proposed changes, based on recent experiences and best practices, and now it’s your turn to review! Shari Haldeman, General Manager/COO You can read highlights on page 15. If you have any suggested edits, please [email protected] 598-2520 send to [email protected] so that the Governance Committee and Karl Stephens, Assistant General Manager/CAO Board can review your feedback before acting on the revisions. [email protected] 598-2520 Especially for the newer members of our community, and if you didn’t Larry Sincoskie, Marinas Director get a chance to attend our annual Hurricane Town Hall Meeting, please [email protected] 598-2528 review the complete report on page 26 of this issue. Unlike floods, fires, or earthquakes that plague other areas of our country more frequently than Tim Cook, Security Director here, we can monitor approaching storms and plan accordingly. The time [email protected] 598-5524 to do so is now, so you won’t be in a rush should we have to evacuate the Sean Burgess, Public Works Director County. Please note that the Association conducts preseason preparations [email protected] 598-5509 and practices for continuity of operations, and that the move of our Jessica Henderson, Controller technology to the cloud over the last few years allows for more seamless [email protected] 598-5515 operations, even if staff must relocate temporarily for safety. Also, the Association will distribute messages before, during, and after storms to Erin Schumacher, Community Development Director make sure all residents are informed of what they should be doing, and [email protected] 598-5511 what steps we are taking to ensure continuity of services. Continued on Page 10 6 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 Security Update Security Statistics We officially have dedicated a copious amount of time and effort to educate our members on Golf Cart Safety and Community Path issues. You can find these articles on our website (www.landings.org) by searching for golf cart, golf cart safety, or community paths. Although I am not an active member of any social media site, I often hear about current, trending chatter online. One such topic I recently heard about was individuals who still do not know the state law or Chatham County’s local ordinance regarding 15-year-old’s operating golf carts with a learner’s permit. Many continue to embrace the commonly misquoted Peachtree City Ordinance as being state law (www.landings.org/news/2020/12/17/ security-update%C2%A0). In July 2019, TLA’s Security Officers increased issued citations by 41% and, by the end of 2019, had realized an 87% increase in citations. These enforcement efforts continued in 2020, where we realized a 95% increase in *Part 1 Crimes – Murder and nonnegligent homicide, rape, robbery, aggravated citations (to include warnings and fines). Association staff and volunteers assault, burglary, motor vehicle theft, larceny-theft, and arson will be providing Courtesy Safety Inspection (CSI) events near the Club’s **Burglaries & Thefts are included in Part 1 Crimes but also contain incidents pool campuses. Part of our CSI events will include verifying driver’s licenses not reported to Chatham County Police Department (CCPD). and ensuring golf carts are registered (www.landings.org/news/2019/03/27/ security-update). On a note of civility, please treat everyone with respect. Too often, well- intentioned residents’ efforts are not appreciated and, in some cases, inappropriate. How a resident approaches another resident about a possible violation of a Rule often results in a negative situation and hurt feelings on both sides. If you believe a Rule has been violated, please call Security (912- 598-1982, option 2). Immediately reporting an issue helps in many cases, and the more information you can provide assists us in connecting the dots and sometimes solving the problem. If you plan to attend the July 4th celebration at Deer Creek, please plan to drive your golf cart to reduce vehicle traffic and congestion. It is important to remember that fireworks on common property are strictly prohibited. However, fireworks on private property are allowed per Georgia Code § 25-10-2 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 11:59 p.m. on specific dates, including July 4. Chatham County Police Department (CCPD) and TLA Security urge you to lock your doors, especially your vehicles’ doors, and secure your valuables. *Violations issued are inclusive of Unlicensed Driver Violations. Also, please be a responsible gun owner and properly secure your firearms. As we emerge from our COVID-19 cocoon, extend a heartfelt welcome to your neighbors and fellow human beings. Be nice, be kind, and be patient. Stay safe and stay well, July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 7 Community Marketing & Real Estate Update Always growing and evolving – we take it seriously! Even superstars at the “top of their game” like quarterback Tom Brady or Olympic athletes need ongoing training. While many would assume that in this unprecedented real estate market we at The Landings Company don’t need it, our team is no different. We, as well, work to stay at the top of our game. We laid out a training agenda last summer which we began implementing in the fall. During our weekly sales meetings, we began with the various department managers within The Landings Club, brought in an outside master planned community sales expert, and then began adding in Landings Association departments. We feel this comprehensive knowledge base is critical to putting our best foot forward to continue to properly and completely sell all that The Landings has to offer: ǅ Lukasz Monka, Director of Wellness (and pools) on November 11 ǅ Chris Kader, Directory of Court Sports on December 2 ǅ Food, Beverage, and Events with Kevin Walters, Director of Club Operations on December 9 ǅ Club economics & membership with Jesse Ruben, Director of Finance on December 16 ǅ The use ofSocial Media with our expert team at the Wyse Agency on January 20 ǅ Scott Justman, Director of Golf Operations on February 24 ǅ From May 17-20, Terry Weaver of the Marketing Sales Institute (Sales Training) worked with our team. Since 1987, MSI has provided invaluable guidance to developers, managers, and sales executives of master planned communities around oceans, lakes, rivers, mountains, and golf courses. Terry is known as one of the best out there in training the art of this type of real estate sale. ǅ Gary Lorfano, Director of Membership, Marketing & Communications and Cristi Evans, Membership Sales Manager ǅ Architectural Review Committee (ARC) & Community Development with Bob Wood, TLA Board Secretary, Bill Haeger, ARC Chairman, and Erin Schumacher, Community Development Director on June 9 ǅ Upcoming sessions include topics with TLA staff members, including Sean Burgess,Public Works Director to include Sustainability on June 30, followed by Tim Cook, Security Director on July 14, Larry Sincoskie, Marinas Director, and then members of the First Responders team. Bottom line: It is the Company’s specific marketing of the Landings community and its brand, coupled with the best trained and highest performing team, that give our buyers and sellers an advantage and help to maximize property values. Note: The standing inventory of available homes on the market continues to be at an all-time low. If you are interested in selling your home and want the absolute highest value and best likelihood of a sale, please call us today (912-598-0500). We have buyers in all price ranges who have decided to make The Landings their home but the home they are looking for is not yet on the market or has been sold before they could even see it. We would love to have your listing to show them! The Landings Company is 100% self-funded and can continue only with your support when selling your home, referring friends and family, or renting your home. Thank you again for your support this year.

Your Company, The Landings Company! The Landings Company Team 8 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 Chatham Emergency Services Update First Responders Communication As Smokey Bear Says, Only You Can Prevent Wildland I’m dedicating this month’s article to water safety Fires! because of recent events the SIFR have seen on the Last year, I wrote an article discussing how hot weather island. We all can learn a lot from experiences like these and the accompanying dry conditions increase the and the takeaways from some of them can hopefully risk of fire. Much like last year, although we have had prevent emergencies and save lives. brief periods of rain, vegetation is very dry throughout Summer is here, and everyone wants to be near, in, or Chatham County, and there has been an increase in on the water. Whether it’s on a boat, a kayak, in a pool, brush or wildland fires. Numerous studies have found near a lagoon, or water skiing with friends, we all enjoy that 90 percent of wildland fires are started by humans. the serenity and fun summer on the water brings. The goal of this article is to help you help us reduce the Be mindful of the risks and hazards near all bodies of number of those fires. water. If you have a pool party in your backyard, make Since most of us grew up listening to Smokey Bear, we sure there is a designated person supervising at all have a basic understanding of what is required for a fire times. Hire a lifeguard if that gives you a better peace of to develop -- oxygen, fuel, and heat. In the outdoors, we mind. Water toys such as noodles and floats can hinder have little control over the availability of oxygen or fuel. Oxygen is a significant the view of small children. Try to keep the big floating part of our atmosphere, and fuel is abundant with dead plants, dry leaves, and devices out of a pool with small children even if you’re sitting close by. dry grass. The easiest way we can stop wildland fires is to remove man-made The lagoons always are packed with people of all ages who enjoy fishing. heat sources. Below are some ways that we can remove possible heat sources. If you’re there with your young children, please pay attention to how close they are to the water’s edge. One step can cause a young child to fall into • Mind Your Butts - When asked how to prevent wildfires, most people the water and drown within seconds. You could be turned around for a split immediately will say that you should never throw a lit cigarette or cigar second and your child could be gone. Practice water safety even if your child butt on the ground or out of a vehicle. Yet they still do it. Even on Skidaway isn’t swimming. Island, we have had a number of fires caused by someone carelessly Keep in mind that Georgia law does require all children under the age of tossing a cigarette or cigar butt. Make sure your cigarettes and cigars are 13 wear a USCG-Approved Personal Flotation Device while on board ANY completely extinguished, and dispose of them properly. moving vessel. This does NOT include water wings or other devices parents • Mind Your Grills (or Fire Pits) - Ensure your grills and fire pits are situated might use on their children before learning how to swim. away from any structure and are on a fireproof surface. Never overfill If you decide to consume alcohol and take a swim in your private pool, them with fuel, and never leave them unattended. Ensure your gas grill please make sure you have someone with you. With the extreme heat and is turned off and the gas is secured after use. The fires in charcoal grills alcohol consumption, you are more prone to heat stroke and passing out. and fire pits should be completely extinguished after every use. (Editor’s It’s very easy to have an episode while near or in a pool if you are inebriated. Note: Please remember, fireplaces that affect the exterior appearance of You easily trip and fall and end up at the bottom of your pool. Having a home or property, as well as exterior fire pits, rings, masonry grills, and another set of eyes to watch can save your life. associated integral seating, require approval by The Landings Association’s Regarding our Club pools, pay attention to where your kids are at all times. Architectural Review Committee. For more information, please email With or without a lifeguard, your child could drown if no one is supervising. [email protected].) While I was eating dinner at The Deck recently, I saw a young boy wandering • Mind Your Vehicles - Try to avoid driving through dry grass or brush in a around all by himself. He was near the railing by the lagoon, then running hot car, and never park your vehicle on dry grass, leaves, or pine straw. The up and down the ramp, and heading towards the pool area. As I stood up exhaust systems on modern vehicles can reach temperatures in excess of to go help him find his parent, a woman came over grabbed his arm and 500°F and easily can ignite any fuel in close proximity. said, “I’ve been looking all over for you!” This is a common occurrence out • Mind Your Mower - Never add gasoline to a hot lawn mower or edger, here, and the risks are great. Your child should never be unsupervised near as the fumes can be ignited by a hot muffler. Always add fuel and oil to railings, water, or parking lots. your equipment before you start mowing, or stop, turn it off, and allow it to People don’t think their child will drown any more than they think they cool. Also, never leave a hot lawn mower idling over dry vegetation. themselves will drown. It’s always someone else or a story you hear on the • Mind Your Lighting - Improperly installed and non-maintained landscape news. Please remember these facts as provided by an article from Hackensack lighting can ignite dry vegetation or debris. Ensure that plants and bushes Meridian Health, “A person can drown in less than 60 seconds. It has been don’t overgrow your landscape lights, and periodically clear away dry reported that it only takes 20 seconds for a child to drown and roughly 40 leaves and pine straw. Have plastic or glass covers installed on your lights to seconds for an adult—and in some cases, it can take as little as a ½ cup of protect fixtures and bulbs. Consider installing LED lights, which are energy water to enter the lungs for the phenomenon to occur.” efficient and produce less heat while illuminated. Some studies, such as the one from Healthline, indicate that, “A person can I remind everyone that burning of yard waste, whether leaves or brush, is drown in one milliliter of fluid for every kilogram they weigh. So a person not allowed within the confines of The Landings. If we are called to a situation weighing around 140 pounds (63.5 kg) could drown after inhaling only a where yard waste is being burned, we will ask the homeowner to extinguish the quarter cup of water. A person can drown on dry land hours after inhaling fire. We are happy to help extinguish the fire if needed. water in a near-drowning incident.” Continued on page 23 Continued on page 23 July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 9 Marinas Update Summer Marina Operating hours for Landings Harbor are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., on Saturday and Sunday. Delegal Creek Marina’s hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily. PLEASE NOTE – WE WILL OBSERVE REGULAR OPERATING HOURS FOR THE 4th OF JULY HOLIDAY WEEKEND. Happy Fourth of July! It is time to celebrate America and the heart of the season with our Marinas family and friends. Our hardworking staff are here to make this the best summer on and around the water for all. Our goal is for you to look forward to coming to the Marinas and know that we will provide the best experience for you, whether you are hopping onto your boat or jet ski or just have come to enjoy the beauty of the Marinas. Speaking of the beauty of our Marinas, please pick up after yourselves. We do our best to keep the trash receptacles emptied while we are here, but they get full after hours, and the raccoons like to come out and make mischief. Additionally, our parking lot most likely will be packed on the busier days. We ask that you take up only the space you need and be aware of the sprinkler systems in place on the grassy areas. The picnic area at Landings Harbor is available to reserve for special events through The Landings Association’s website (www.landings.org/outdoor- amenities). The Tiki Bar is available on a first come, first-served basis. The top of the bar area has been replaced and finished with a lot of love and hard work from Mark Piven and the Marinas staff. We want you to enjoy this amenity and hope that you will treat it well so that it will last a long time and that lots of good memories can be made there. The Marinas Store is full of Landings Marinas branded merchandise. We have sun-friendly apparel and summer essential accessories and products… Tips to Help Prevent Larceny AFTCO shirts and shorts, Altered Latitudes solar tops, Coolibar boating hats Courtesy of CCPD and gaiters, AquaVault waterproof phone cases, Legacy Headwear, Rheos As you are traveling for work or play this summer, be certain to keep your floating sunglasses, Mad Pharmacist Insect Repellant, Penn fishing rod- vehicle safe from break-ins. and-reel combos and tackle supplies, and Orpine boat washing products, According to the Chatham County Police Department, entering vehicles to name just a few. Leopold’s single serve cups, Bomb Pops and other ice to steal is a crime of opportunity. This act officially is known by the police as cream confections, candy, snacks, cold refreshments, and adult beverages larceny, and it often can be prevented. are available to keep you fueled up and cooled off. Following are four methods to avoid being a victim of larceny. The Dredging Project has ended for now. We are awaiting the results of the independent bathymetric survey to see the exact amount of progress that • Firmly close all the doors and ensure they are locked. was made in the basin. • Remove all items of value from the vehicle when you exit. Close Don’t forget, Sunset Pavilion at Delegal Creek is taking reservations. You your compartments and roll up the windows. can reserve this amenity on the Association’s website (www.landings.org/ • Prevent passengers and yourself from placing items inside the sunset-pavilion). passenger compartment when they can be stored in the trunk, out Stay tuned for more information about upcoming events this summer. We of sight. look forward to seeing you at the Marinas! • Avoid placing items inside the vehicle, securing the vehicle, and then leaving it unattended. This allows others to witness where items are stored and could tempt someone to steal them. Breaking into a vehicle takes only seconds. Experienced thieves avoid touching the handles and other surfaces and grab only what they want out of the vehicle. Always make certain to park in well-illuminated areas at night. Roll up your windows, lock your doors, and be the last person to leave the vehicle. Before you leave, look inside for items that could be stolen. 10 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 Turf Damage and Insects The Landings Club By Sean Burgess - [email protected] The Food & Beverage Festivalreturns to our Club this Public Works Director month! We are excited to offer a total of 37 different events for members of all ages. Visit the member Summer is here, and it is important to remember to inspect your turf website or use the Club app to learn more and register! on a regular basis for insect activity. The Landings Association’s Public Please make note of these important dates. Works staff have noticed an increase in insect activity in the irrigated turfed Marshwood and Oakridge will close for aerification areas of the community. this month. Marshwood will be closed from July The primary insects causing this damage are mole crickets and chinch bugs. 6-19. Oakridge will be closed from July 26 to August As summer sets in, we also will start to see an increase in fall armyworms. A 16. Thank you for your cooperation during this time successful turf management program requires regular inspections of your period. yard to address these insects before they can do large amounts of damage. Chinch bugs are a combination of three different species within the Fourth of July Celebration Lygaeidae family. They have piercing-sucking mouthparts, and they feed on Our annual Fourth of July celebration returns to the the sap of grass plants. They reside in the thatch area of the turf grass stand Deer Creek Driving Range! Join us for food trucks and and prefer to feed on the lower leaf sheath and crown area of the plant. fair rides, culminating with a spectacular fireworks show. Reservations are The chinch bug can be a major insect pest on home lawns throughout the not required. This event is open to all residents! country. Dive-in Movies and Friday Night Swims Mole crickets are insects that are specially adapted to tunnel under the Special programming is available for our youngest members at Franklin ground and destroy the root systems of your turf. They will begin to appear Creek Pool. After the sun sets, the fun begins every first Friday of the month in our area in June and are prevalent through the end of October. These with Friday Night Swims! This glow-in-the-dark party provides fun for all crickets are nocturnal. Therefore, most of their tunneling and feeding will ages. occur at night. Our Dive-in Movies are a fan favorite. Grab your inflatable and settle in for There is an easy way to check your yard for mole crickets. Add two ounces a movie at the pool. See the full schedule below. of liquid dishwashing soap to two gallons of water and apply to a four- square-foot section of damaged turf. This will cause any mole crickets in the • July 10 - Onward soil to surface. If you see two to four crickets within three minutes, then an • July 24 - Space Jam (1996) insecticidal application is needed. • August 7 - Dora and the Lost City of Gold The Fall Armyworm is part of the order of Lepidoptera and is the caterpillar • August 21 - The Greatest Showman life stage of a moth. It is regarded as a pest and can wreak havoc on turf grass To learn more about the information above, visit our website (www. if left to multiply. Its name is derived from its feeding habits. These insects landingsclub.com). will eat everything in an area, and once the food supply is exhausted, the entire “army” will move to the next available food source. The armyworm’s diet consists mainly of grasses and small grain crops. An infestation is hard to detect, as the caterpillars migrate to new feeding areas in the cool of the night. As the caterpillars near maturity, they can lay waste to an entire yard in just a few days. Chinch bugs, mole crickets, and Fall Armyworms can affect all types of warm season turf, including St. Augustine, Centipede, Zoysia, and Bermuda General Manager’s Update cont’d from page 5 grass. Visual indicators of insect damage include thinning of turf, yellowing Finally, please plan to attend the Fourth of July celebration open to all of leaf blades, tunneling, and loosely rooted turf. resident at The Landings Club’s Deer Creek course. The Association helps With the current increase pay for the fabulous fireworks display as well as assists in traffic control. You in insect damage, it is don’t want to miss one of the first opportunities to come back together as a important to be vigilant community! in inspecting your turf for these visual indicators. Control of damage and insects can be obtained by using properly timed applications of a broad- spectrum insecticide, which is readily available at your local gardening supply stores. Turf damage caused by Chinch Bugs. July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 11 Picnic Area a Prime Party Place Property Checks Made Easy By Lynn Lewis - [email protected] Communications Manager with Gate Access By Lynn Lewis - [email protected] The beauty of nature and a sense of Communications Manager security are perhaps the first things people think of when they describe Now that the COVID-19 vaccine is readily available and things are getting life at The Landings. However, the back to some semblance of normalcy, many people are catching up on amenities offered at The Landings traveling. If you have plans to travel for extended periods of time this are unsurpassed by most residential summer and want someone to keep an eye out for your property, you can do communities and are available to so without worry, because Landings Security has you covered. every resident. Some residents are unaware that The Landings Association’s access One such amenity is the Landings Harbor picnic area. This area, located management system, Gate Access, makes requesting a property check as adjacent to a picturesque backdrop of the Wilmington River, is equipped easy as 1-2-3! with tables and grills, and is reserved on a first come, first-served basis. Simply head over to the access control website (www.GateAccess.Net). The The area is perfect for any gathering and offers free Wi-Fi connectivity. Community Code is TLA, your username is your primary email address TLA Structures such as inflatables, flooring, and portable toilets are prohibited. has on file, and your Password is your TLA Personal Identification Number Smaller items, including chairs, small pop-up tents, and folding tables are (PIN). allowed. Once logged into the system, click vacation notification > add a new vacation For more information about the Landings Harbor picnic area or to check > fill out the leave and return information > then click update (located in the availability, call The Landings Association (598-2520) and speak with a lower left-hand corner of the blue box). Community Relations Representative. You also can reserve the area via Clicking update submits your request to Landings Security, and you can the Association’s website (www.landings.org/picnic-grounds-reservation- continue planning for your vacation without worry. summary). Please note, you must be logged in to view this area of the website. Once the request form is submitted and received, a Community Relations Representative will send you an email confirmation. 12 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 Alligator Tips To Keep You Safe This Summer Panhellenic Cocktail Party By Lynn Lewis - [email protected] Communications Manager on Skidaway Island By Allison Smith Alligators are large, wild animals with very basic instincts, the most basic of which is to eat. But for your safety and that of the animal, NEVER FEED Plans are underway for a gathering of sorority sisters in early February ALLIGATORS. 2022. To accomplish this, we need to update our database of active Alumnae According to USDA Wildlife Biologist Jonathan Smith, alligators who have groups on the island. been fed lose their fear of people. These alligators eventually will need to We have current information for Delta Gamma, Delta Zeta, Kappa Alpha be destroyed because Theta, Pi Beta Phi, and Zeta Tau Alpha. If you are a member of another of their lack of fear. In sorority Alumnae Group, please provide contact information to Allison R. fact, in some states, Smith ([email protected] or 912-398-8440). Feel free to send a text including Georgia, it is message. illegal to feed alligators. This crime is punishable by a fine and or imprisonment. “A fully grown alligator can reach 13 feet and 600 pounds and has a brain the size of a walnut,” Smith said. “They’re not Silver Screen Society Opens Membership into multitasking but rather have one thing on their minds—eating!” Be extra aware of alligators during warmer months, as 75 percent of attacks for First Time occur from May to September, Smith cautions. Courtesy of Silver Screen Society “Your chance of encountering an alligator is greatest during the animal’s The Silver Screen Society (SSS) is a Landings-driven charity to promote the courtship and mating season, which runs from March to September,” he performing arts at SCAD. We have been honoring student work since 2004 said. “This is when male gators become more dominant and aggressive as with an annual scholarship and an endowed scholarship fund. Join your they try to intimidate their rival males and attract females by their show of friend and neighbors at The Landings for a good cause and a fun evening. power. July through September are when mother gators are guarding their Members receive the following benefits: nests.” The best way to live peacefully among these animals and avoid an alligator 1. Two VIP reserved seats at the Wednesday night screening. attack is to use caution and common sense. The following are a few things 2. Hosted, members-only pre-screening reception on Wednesday. to remember: 3. Tax deduction as allowed by law. 4. A “pay it forward” moment by contributing to the education of a student. • Don’t feed alligators or attempt to pet them. • According to The Landings’ rules and regulations, residents, visitors, and SSS created the Silver Screen Award in 2004 to support student filmmakers guests may not swim or boat in the lagoons. Make sure your children at SCAD. The award has been presented every year since and includes a cash and other friends that may be visiting know this as well. grant that has grown from $1,000 to the current amount of $3,000. The award • Stay close to your dogs and animals, keeping an eye out for trouble. is given for the Best SCAD Student Short Film entered in competition at the • Don’t take your dog running along the grassy edge of a lake or lagoon. Do Savannah Film Festival. We have awarded more than $35,000 in student not allow pets to drink or swim near waters that may contain alligators. grants. • If you come upon an alligator, back away slowly. While it is rare for wild In addition to the Silver Screen Award, SSS produces a panel during the alligators to chase people, they can run up to 35 miles per hour for short film festival to help guide students in pursuing a career in filmmaking. We distances on land. also produce a Directors Lab that uses professional directors, producers, and • Do not attempt to move alligators that are in the roadway or cart paths. actors to mentor six handpicked students who must produce, direct, and Please call the Security Department instead. Alligators are territorial and present a short film in just four days. often will exhibit aggressive behavior when they are threatened. SSS is offering alimited number of new memberships. Annual membership • Mama alligators will protect their young for the first two years of their dues are $200 and include the benefits listed above. Join our group for fun, to babies’ lives. meet new people, and to support a good cause. For more information or to • Share your knowledge of alligators with others to contribute to public join Silver Screen Society, please email Dean Ayers ([email protected]) or safety and to promote a greater appreciation and understanding of Christine Savage ([email protected]). these animals. July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 13 A Few Good Reasons to Leash and Pick up After Your Dog By Lynn Lewis - [email protected] Communications Manager Dog ownership can be a very rewarding experience. But just as important as the relationship is between pets and owners, is the relationship between pet owners and neighbors. Keep in mind that to a person who is afraid of dogs, even a friendly dog running up to them can be very distressing, and Chatham County has an enforceable leash law for this reason and more. Following are a few good reasons to keep your dogs on a leash. • Be a good neighbor. A dog on a leash shows you are in control of your pet and that you respect those who wish to keep their distance from your dog. • Whether intentional or not, your dog could bite, knock over, or injure someone. Legal action could arise, as most states have laws pertaining to dog owner liability. Keeping your dog leashed helps you control them and mitigates the circumstances, showing the owner is “exercising reasonable precautions”. • Loose dogs get into more fights with dogs and other animals. • Leashing your dog is a great way to show your affection to your pet, as the touch of it gives your dog definite assurance it is protected, loved, and wanted. • It is a crime prevention device. A dog that is attached to you will ward off anyone seeing you out walking as an easy mark. • It is the law. The Chatham County leash law is enforced at The Landings, and at all times household pets must be under their owner’s control. Noisy pets are a nuisance and are prohibited. Residents encountering problems should call Chatham County Animal Control (912-652-6575) to file a complaint and resolve this issue. Being a responsible neighbor doesn’t end with leashing; there also is the matter of cleaning up after your best friend. Following are a few good reasons to pick up after your pet, as offered by www.petfinder.com/dogs/living-with-your-dog/scoop-dog-poop/. • Storm water carries pet waste and other pollutants directly into waterways. • Animal waste adds nitrogen to the water. Excess nitrogen depletes the oxygen in water necessary for beneficial underwater grasses, wildlife, and fish. • Animal waste may contain harmful organisms such as Giardia, Salmonella, and E. coli that can be transmitted to humans and other animals by ingesting contaminated water. • Roundworms and hookworms deposited by infected animals can live in the soil for long periods of time and can be transmitted to other animals and humans. • It’s the law! Many urban and suburban areas require you to pick up after your pet. Even if there is no restriction, cleaning up after your pet is always the right thing to do. • Joining the growing number of responsible pet owners may encourage hotel managers to accept pets when you are traveling and help keep fees to a minimum. • No one likes to step in pet waste and spread it into homes, cars, and businesses. • It’s easy to clean up by carrying plastic baggies and paper towels in your pocket. The baggies can be secured and thrown away in the garbage. • Your neighbors will appreciate your good manners.

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Regina...... 305-323-5353 Dickerson, Wayne & Kay...... 912-598-4078 required 10-digit dialing. 7 Windlass Court...... 2 Gumtree Lane...... 51 Islanders Retreat...... 8 Keelson Lane...... 6 Sparkleberry Lane...... 912-660-4078 Backus, Nancy...... 912-414-4301 Booth, George K. & Byrne, John...... 732-236-0038 Cranman, Paul & Karen...... 912-598-8253 Dickinson, Alan & Barbara...... 248-613-4233 Adair, Kyle & Nancy...... 706-575-9438 8 Skipjack Lane...... Jeanne Marie S...... 203-247-0852 104 Yam Gandy Road...... 732-236-0040 142 Saltwater Way...... 33 Southerland Road...... 248-792-2405 23 Middleton Road...... 706-871-0764 Bangs, John H...... 908-809-0363 72 Village Green Circle...... 203-984-7429 Callahan, Michael & Amy...... 770-331-1991 Crawford, R. Charleen...... 912-598-4943 Dill, Susan...... 912-598-9408 Adler, Catherine...... 912-272-7888 4 Canticle Lane...... Bos, Lawrence...... 616-949-5786 2 Dobell Lane...... 404-667-5292 29 Wiley Bottom Road...... 305-606-6737 151 Saltwater Way...... 215 Wiley Bottom Road...... 912-200-4692 Barnett, Joe & Doris...... 912-598-3750 27 Franklin Creek Road North...... 616-204-1583 Callegari, Cristina...... 917-921-5397 Crenshaw, Donald & Erica...... 956-254-3275 Ditmyer, Paul & Donna...... 419-536-3086 Ailio, Sandra...... 912-349-5705 23 Black Hawk Trail...... Bowden, Walter B. Sr. & Patricia.. 912-293-4234 18 Shellwind Drive...... 646-339-2570 49 Islanders Retreat...... 956-254-3321 19 Dame Kathryn Drive...... 1 Fen Court ...... 912-656-5294 Barratt, Frank...... 312-869-0041 12 Benedictine Retreat...... 912-293-7990 Campbell, Christopher...... 305-794-4990 Crew, Elizabeth...... 770-548-4800 D’Monte, Cynthia...... 912-349-0028 Allen, Nannette...... 912-598-4387 7 White Horse Lane...... Bowen, Zeddie & Carol...... 912-596-6037 7 White Horse Lane...... 1 Clayton Court...... 9 Savy Lane...... 516-314-9658 3 Middleton Road...... 912-660-7699 Barrow, Debbie, Ricky & Chad.... 912-598-1311 6 Fen Court...... Cantrell, Anita...... 912-667-1115 Cronin, Terry & Bailey...... 703-919-0177 Doan, Steven & Sarah...... 912-704-0162 Allen, Michael...... 603-318-9821 18 Monastery Road...... Bowler, Leslee...... 912-598-5019 11 Henry Clay Court ...... 33 Cabbage Crossing...... 703-919-0393 9 Pensyre Retreat...... 912-658-0771 5 Raintree Lane...... Bart, Barbara...... 912-596-1575 59 Peregrine Crossing...... Carlson, Anne & Donald...... 774-688-1481 Crosby-Edghill, Linda L...... 912-200-3386 Dobuler, Kenneth...... 203-641-2002 Alper, Paul & Linda...... 843-870-4801 42 Islander’s Retreat...... Bradford, Wilborn & 24 Half Penny Circle...... 617-416-5217 7 Lampwick Lane...... 42 Islander’s Retreat...... 2 Starbridge Court...... 781-771-0051 Baxter, Jeff & Jen...... 617-955-0062 Alexandra Whiddon...... 404-668-0019 Carlyle, Tom & Alice & Crowl, James & Grace...... 248-910-9332 Dominguez, Betsy & Manny...... 412-315-5407 Alphin, Gary & Leigh...... 804-370-7297 2 Hammock View Lane...... 267-909-0837 37 Gray Heron Retreat...... 706-207-7930 Mark Silvers...... 912-308-8314 16 Amberly Court...... 248-469-3060 4 Schroeder Court...... 347-554-1865 9 Cattail Court...... 804-338-1555 Bayard, Rick & Nancy...... 912-598-4283 Brannen, Gail...... 912-596-7660 10 West Ferry Court...... 912-656-4240 Crumpton, Lisa...... 912-531-6305 Donovan, Darie...... 917-583-6543 Ambrosy, Matthew...... 518-257-0238 1 Oak Glade Court...... 302-757-4636 2 Lampwick Lane...... 912-655-8382 Casino, Nicole...... 912-507-8010 30 Franklin Creek Road South...... 8 Hardwicke Lane...... 912-598-9199 1 Mackay Lane...... Baylock, Barbara...... 909-560-5218 Brannon, Danny...... 571-275-2647 32 Dame Kathryn Drive...... Culbreth, Stefanie...... 912-844-1828 Donovan, Elizabeth...... 919-414-0636 Ammar, Alexandra & Olivia...... 304-952-8854 8 Pine Shadow Court...... 3 Tapestry Lane...... 217-712-0456 Chance, Pam...... 912-429-2715 33 Monastery Road...... 3 Marburg Lane...... 8 Coventry Close...... 304-952-1877 Baynard, John...... 912-856-8751 Brecker, Neil & Sherri...... 856-296-7198 9 Lakewood Retreat...... Cunningham, C. Wayne III...... 404-550-0151 Dooley, Christopher & Sylvia...... 412-708-3398 Anagnost, Karen...... 912-598-0643 1 Oysterwood Lane...... 18 Cricket Court...... 856-296-8360 Chappell, Lisa...... 912-695-9013 4 Clifton Lane...... 12 Pepper Bush Circle...... 412-512-8992 2 Oak Shadow Court...... 773-871-4264 Beacham, Jim & Judy...... 919-349-2544 Bridgers, Daniel & Susan...... 912-656-9164 15 Middleton Road...... 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Davis, Mal...... 912-598-1453 Dotson, Richard...... 678-362-2069 Andrews, Tim & 3 Ribault Lane...... 571-239-9611 13 Joshua’s Retreat...... Clark, Cecil...... 215-527-4778 26 Seawatch Drive...... 678 Landings Way South...... 770-401-9478 Barbara Van Doren...... 612-868-5222 Benjamin, Bob & Janet...... 404-784-5911 Brown, David & Laurie...... 914-582-6287 5 Poor Clare’s Lane...... Davis, Bobby & Cindy...... 912-598-0623 Dove, Chad...... 912-507-7642 2 Brisbane Court...... 703-801-6713 58 Village Green Circle...... 404-729-4925 20 Breckenridge Lane...... 914-806-5633 Clark, John & Barb...... 260-450-1051 2 Nathanael Lane...... 11 Brisbane Court...... Andrews, Andrea...... 912-547-7433 Benson, Bob & Diane...... 617-794-5740 Brueske, Leslie...... 262-613-8413 1 Marsh Elder Lane...... 260-450-1052 Davis-Kovacs, Emma...... 609-532-5676 Dowe, Catie...... 912-224-0440 130 Saltwater Way...... 4 Water Witch Crossing...... 617-513-7919 3 Marsh Haven Lane...... 262-389-2583 Clarke, Peter & Karen...... 914-980-4061 1 Cloverwood Court...... 216 Yam Gandy Road...... 912-598-0440 Andrews, Bonnie...... 912-598-9775 Benson-Athey, Marilyn...... 912-598-3957 Brunson, Nate & Bess...... 912-429-0609 17 Little Comfort Road...... 914-325-0476 Davne, Steven...... 912-358-0770 Duignan, Walter...... 518-527-0951 15 Cabbage Crossing...... 912-675-3740 107 Saltwater Way...... 1 Buckhead Lane...... 912-308-1640 Clemm, Mark & Meg...... UNLISTED 10 Raindance Court...... 8 Sky Sail Circle...... Andrus, Sadie...... 704-904-9680 Beringer, Kevin...... 713-201-4010 Bryant, Benjamin & Martha...... 912-308-1443 132 Waterway Drive...... 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Angers, Cliff & Karen...... 912-598-7087 Bertkau, Bruce & Constance...... 914-490-2402 Bryson, Renee & Doug...... 703-955-9987 3 Buckthorn Lane...... 912-604-5754 DeHaven, Paul & Barbara...... 404-433-5829 Eckburg, Judy...... 912-598-1417 202 Wickersham Drive...... 12 Cedar Marsh Retreat...... 508-564-1696 16 Stargrass Retreat...... 703-888-8550 Collins, Chris & Jennifer...... 912-655-1011 12 Topsail Court...... 48 Cotton Crossing West...... Arner, Roger & Faith...... 917-207-2615 Birge, Steve & Nancy...... 802-345-0717 Buchanan, Tanya & Grant...... 912-777-6249 2 Captain Kirk Lane...... 912-704-6242 Dekle, Jim & Chloe...... 912-351-0689 Eddy, Mary...... 912-220-2044 7 Gray Heron Retreat...... 917-414-3638 6 Spring Marsh Circle...... 802-291-3907 5 Sea Eagle Court...... 416-802-5268 Colvin, Richard & 9 Water Witch Crossing...... 912-667-7999 2 Sweet Fern Retreat...... 912-344-1990 Aronson, Barbara...... 912-344-4188 Blackburn, Jerry & Mary...... 828-200-4524 Budd, Cathryn O’Neill...... 912-441-1413 Virginia Edwards...... 201-819-3143 Delaney, William & Catherine..... 516-672-0728 Edghill, Kenneth...... 912-200-3386 15 Sweet Fern Retreat...... 912-313-0841 1 Turtle Lane...... 828-200-2121 2 Wishmoore Retreat...... 23 Hasleiter’s Retreat...... 202-368-7265 36 Magnolia Crossing...... 516-672-8128 7 Lampwick Lane...... Artley, Will...... 312-391-3374 Blaney, Terry & Milda...... 912-503-8730 Bunce,Steven...... 202-309-3626 Conklin, Bob & Trudy...... 912-598-7419 DeMartino, Sam Peter & Edwards, Robert & Angela...... 214-263-1028 4 Mad Anthony Lane ...... 312-391-3375 117 Saltwater Way...... 912-247-6898 132 Mercer Road...... 2 Arrow Wood Lane...... Elizabeth Anne...... 203-581-1953 209 Yam Gandy Road...... 312-509-5577 Ashburn, Wick & Margie...... 828-421-0500 Blankenship, Reagan...... 912-658-9552 Burch, Karla...... 912-484-7629 Conklin, Brian & Regina...... 202-494-1398 5 Cane Patch Lane...... Continued on Page 18 10 Dame Kathryn Drive...... 828-421-6622 3 River Birch Lane ...... 912-660-3230 3 Goldeneye Lane...... 1 Kittiwake Lane...... 210-383-5663 18 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 Fusco, Susan...... 912-247-7433 Gustavson, Adam & Mandy...... 770-560-6969 Addendum 3 Brooks Lane...... 23 Hemingway Drive...... 678-684-8837 Cont’d from pgs. 16-17 Gabbitas, Bruce & Bari...... 843-318-4984 Gutstein, Nancy...... 912-507-3165 16 Dream Maker Circle...... 203-641-6880 7 Mad Turkey Crossing ...... Egede-Nissen, Thor...... 843-540-9647 Ganem, Glenda...... 912-695-1715 Guzman, Richard & Barbara...... 561-252-1513 9 Back River Circle...... 11 Franklin Court...... 5 Heathmuir Way...... 561-252-1206 Ekstrom, Marcus & Lori...... 843-368-0632 Gartland, Arthur...... 912-598-9323 Hackett, Jevore & Brittany...... 513-807-7777 18 Cedar Marsh Retreat...... 912-547-2637 3 Moss Hammock Lane...... 203 Yam Gandy Road...... 513-439-7263 Elliman, Stephanie...... 914-837-4341 Gecawich, Colleen & Bill...... 973-713-7630 Hager, Roz & Bob...... 301-908-1587 15 Broomsedge Lane...... 2 Wildgoose Lane...... 973-714-8466 118 Saltwater Way...... 301-801-3012 Ellington, Ellen...... 912-355-4226 Geiken, Tim & Kerri...... 678-613-5989 Hahn, Ed & Cathie...... 912-596-2792 13 Henry Clay Court...... 15 Stargrass Retreat...... 770-335-8083 40 Little Comfort Road...... 912-596-2752 Elliott, Maureen...... 717-991-5035 Geisser, Linda...... 401-743-5046 Hale, Billie...... 912-598-7652 5 Poor Clare’s Lane...... 7 Button Bush Lane...... 912-598-2027 13 Caisson Crossing...... Emery, Jim & Melissa...... 912-598-1883 Gelfenbein, Drew...... 802-318-8752 Hale, Frankie...... 614-440-2228 43 Cotton Crossing West...... 5 Anglers Court...... 2 Fletcher Lane...... Erdle, William & Anne...... 912-598-2887 Gensamer, Blair & Lynn...... 912-856-8872 Hall, John & Lisa...... 770-335-4433 6 Shearwater Court ...... 585-461-0878 5 Little Lane...... 912-856-8874 25 Sparnel Road...... 404-414-6496 Ernst, Ken & Jacki...... 201-562-6686 Gilbert, John & Bailee...... 912-547-4464 Hall, Jack & Taryn O’Meara...... 912-433-3645 1 Pond Pine Court...... 8 Marsh Island Lane...... 703-407-4644 2 Gossamer Lane...... 404-217-1616 Estabrook, Jon...... 315-383-0436 Giordan, Doug & Debbie...... 912-598-1288 Hall, Kelly...... 912-335-2387 10 Tangletree Lane...... 3 Sea Dog Court...... 102 Yam Gandy Road...... Evans, Karen & John...... 814-440-1757 Gisriel, Robert...... 410-299-3749 Hall, Danny & Vikki...... 404-406-1329 707 Landings Way South...... 814-450-3993 3 Flowing Wells Lane...... 102 Mercer Road...... 770-656-7437 Evans, Kyle & Jennifer...... 407-810-1916 Gissendanner, Tom & Gwen...... 912-598-9623 Halpern, Stuart & Brooke...... 912-644-0667 13 Marsh Tower Lane...... 407-601-0567 3 Heatherstone Lane...... 256-658-5931 3 Scotch Bonnet Court...... 912-398-0504 Farnum, Priscilla...... 912-428-4047 Gladstone, Noel & Sue...... 786-546-1350 Harper, Anne & Jeff...... 202-253-0326 6 Log Landing Road...... 7 Franklin Creek Road South ...... 786-493-5403 6 Bosun’s Circle...... 410-402-4003 Feemster, Brett & Katie...... 706-338-5773 Gleeson, Jay & Sally...... 912-999-6551 Harper, Stephen & Madelon...... 831-345-2151 1 Shellworth Crossing...... 678-779-3145 5 Paisley Court...... 2 Christie Lane...... 831-345-9111 Felkins, Andrea & Robert...... 912-598-2801 Good, Kimberly...... 912-222-4306 Harris, Jo & Julie...... 912-344-4909 225 Yam Gandy Road...... 484-431-6450 7 Noble Jones Lane...... 912-224-3069 4 McKee Lane...... Field, Ed & Kathy...... 912-777-5361 Goossen, Charles...... 231-373-6325 Harris, Gail...... 415-730-9494 1 Sedgewater Retreat...... 770-238-6393 33 Gray Heron Retreat...... 2 Gumtree Lane...... Finch, Gregory & Erika...... 502-216-8577 Graham, Stacey & Jim...... 703-851-0211 Hartson, Lynnetta...... 912-598-8984 2 Waterford Lane 309-208-6928 37 Seawatch Drive...... 703-851-3845 6 Angler’s Court...... Fingerle, Brian & Beverly...... 912-598-7458 Grainger, Patsy & Joey...... 912-441-5061 Hatcher, Sam & Leslie...... 706-505-9314 6 Seafarer’s Circle...... 15 Middleton Road ...... 912-441-5063 15 Sparnel Road ...... 706-457-1421 Fisher, Sandy...... 617-512-2342 Granger, Bradley...... 303-328-8298 Hawkey, Mike & Francie...... 912-598-7897 1 Oyster Reef Road...... 1 Highgate Lane...... 14 Southerland Road...... 617-512-6620 Fitzgerald, Mary...... 203-984-8363 Gray, Robert...... 513-646-2279 Healy, Mark...... 631-742-9805 37 Romerly Road ...... 130 Waterway Drive...... 937-478-4611 6 Wild Rice Lane...... Flanagan, Joyce...... 978-595-7414 Gray, Tracy...... 303-717-8548 Heaslip, Mary Ann...... 330-936-8799 5 Cottenham Circle...... 8 Tangletree Lane...... 1 Franklin Court...... Fleming, Daniel & Mandi...... 912-424-8291 Griffith, Kent...... 806-454-0103 Hecht, Peter & Kathleen...... 201-218-4993 11 Gossamer Lane...... 912-506-6702 4 Canticle Lane...... 34 Hasleiters Retreat...... 802-338-0495 Fleming, Kayley...... 478-494-5577 Grimes, Derek & Chelsea...... 404-731-7605 Heidacher, Katharine...... 912-222-6308 3 Pelham Road...... 83 Franklin Creek Road South...... 478-456-9704 114 Wickersham Drive...... Flicker, Eric & Gerry Ann...... 215-327-9308 Grimm, Ellen...... 912-598-0538 Hermberg, Jo & Kirn...... 262-689-5331 6 Bowline Court...... 610-766-2585 21 Long Island Road...... 73 Waterway Drive...... 262-719-8362 Florenz, Janies...... 484-357-9645 Grooms, Raymond & Brandy...... 912-604-0688 Hernandez, Enrique...... 720-234-1236 3 Bosuns Circle...... 5 Sweetgum Crossing...... 4 River Otter Lane...... Floyd, Toni...... 912-598-0291 Grossi, Shelly & Mark...... 818-439-0401 Herrera, Rick & Sharon...... 912-598-7072 3 Musgrove Lane...... 5 Palm Glade Court 912-658-8886 13 Wesley Crossing...... Foley, David & Irma & Emily...... 912-464-9586 Grover, Aaron & Taylor...... 414-303-3780 Herrin, Mark...... 912-547-5900 36 Cotton Crossing West...... 1 Top Gallant Circle...... 616-502-2462 12 Hasleiters Retreat...... Friday, J. Marc & Laura...... 912-598-8913 Guetthoff, Mary Ann...... 912-655-3087 Heyman, Richard & Simone...... 609-923-3599 5 Brisbane Court...... 912-228-4668 5 Caisson Crossing...... 12 Wesley Crossing ...... Fritz, Rob & Kathy...... 912-598-1539 Gugig, Darryl ...... UNLISTED Hildebrand, Chuck & Judy...... 860-202-0354 38 Tidewater Way...... 912-665-9808 1 Tidewater Way...... 2 Whitetail Lane...... 912-412-4052 July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 19 Hill, Judi...... 831-917-2727 Karam, Adel & Kristin...... 912-655-7693 Kulp, Connie & Bob...... 336-406-9722 8 Lanyard Court...... 13 Lillibridge Crossing...... 912-655-9748 27 Delegal Road...... 336-416-2195 Hill, Margaret & Mal...... 404-816-8116 Karber, Kent...... 719-232-4501 Kumjian, Dana...... 912-598-7503 18 Chatuachee Crossing...... 404-983-6600 8 Tangletree Lane...... 18 Shellworth Crossing...... Hinkebein, Jamye & William...... 571-244-7399 Keaton, Charles...... 912-695-9113 Kutcher, Sue...... 970-672-7677 203 Bartram Road South...... 937-528-9812 18 Franklin Creek Road South...... 3 Dunsmuir Lane...... Hodge, Robert & Sandy...... 573-819-3355 Keenan, Michael & Jill...... 614-738-0727 Lamb, Bill & Valery...... 413-441-1919 4 Pine Shadow Court...... 573-819-3339 10 Becks Retreat...... 614-738-0728 2 Priory Road...... 310-869-5936 Holmes, Kevin & Madison...... 919-616-0528 Keesler, Rick...... 610-420-0479 Lamson, Jeff & Jill Bassman...... 515-229-5933 1 Hemingway Drive ...... 912-658-2968 1 Arrow Wood Lane...... 610-420-0651 9 Franklin Court...... 515-249-1520 Hostettler, Laura...... 912-675-7904 Kegley, Chris & Jeff...... 804-873-2844 Lanahan, Margaret & Thomas...... 973-713-5452 20 Little Comfort Road...... 4 Southerland Road...... 804-572-5747 2 Wildgoose Lane...... Howell, Finn & Susan...... 912-414-0037 Kelley, Deborah & Joseph...... 802-989-8085 Landuyt, John & Sue...... 912-596-0071 29 Mainsail Crossing ...... 912-658-3457 16 Marsh Tower Lane...... 802-989-4890 11 Raindance Court...... 912-655-7957 Hubbard, Bill & Lynda...... 912-657-9207 Kelly, Anne...... 914-263-8366 Langan, Josephine...... 912-598-7049 18 Islander’s Retreat...... 912-667-0567 81 Franklin Creek Road South...... 912-944-7778 2 Hazel Glen Lane ...... 912-656-4392 Huggins, Chad & Molly...... 912-777-2653 Kelly, Jaime & Justin...... 617-388-2196 Langmade, Calvin...... 262-844-5233 6 Tomochichi Lane ...... 4 Woodard Lane...... 781-308-2056 3 Foxglove Lane...... Huggins, Shauna...... 912-547-8177 Kelly, Fred & Nancy...... 410-279-3586 Langmade, Dawn...... 608-206-4477 21 Captains Crossing...... 912-272-2634 45 Village Green Circle...... 410-279-3523 3 Foxglove Lane...... Hughey, Dick & Charlotte M...... 912-657-9566 Kennealy, Janice...... 650-533-5180 Langston, Steve ...... 912-358-8407 4 Long Water Lane...... 912-657-9585 3 Marmaduke Lane...... 6 Lachlan Lane...... Hughey, Charlotte A...... 912-665-1599 Kensky, Katy...... 916-205-2215 Larson, Eric & Denise...... 713-962-2456 4 Long Water Lane...... 8 Raindance Court...... 3 Marsh Island Lane...... 912-631-2838 Hutchins, Martha...... 978-290-6681 Kerekes, Brianna...... 304-685-0018 Lasch, Steve & Linda...... 704-806-0130 5 Cottenham Circle...... 39 Dame Kathryn Drive...... 304-685-5749 14 Middle Marsh Retreat...... 704-491-1441 Ihnat, Thomas & Kathleen...... 912-598-7024 King, Laurie & Mark Warmath...... 770-313-8661 Lasker, Mark & Sybil...... 912-656-8486 21 Sweetgum Crossing ...... 6 Sky Sail Circle...... 678-315-6777 6 Sea Eagle Court...... 912-398-6333 Insley, Janet...... 912-598-1929 King, Bridget & Mickey...... 912-655-0697 Lastfogel, Mike & Anna...... 912-508-5890 5 Bent Tree Circle...... 313-608-3965 9 Blackbeard Lane...... 16 Seawatch Drive...... 912-508-4717 Ives, Nick & Casey...... 912-481-3516 Kingston, Rick & Leslie...... 610-730-4989 Lattimore, William III & 1 Blount Lane...... 912-308-4959 29 Sparnel Road...... 610-730-2428 Anne Read...... 912-596-7019 Jarman, Alex & Erica...... 404-617-6310 Kinnaman, John & Deanna...... 912-598-0553 52 Tidewater Way...... 912-675-1920 38 Wiley Bottom Road...... 912-398-0138 128 Saltwater Way...... 201-400-6888 Lavrisa, Tom & Lois...... 912-658-0738 Jay, Valerie...... 817-313-5622 Klahr, Dean...... 912-598-1053 8 Morning Marsh Road...... 912-844-2826 4 Twiggs Lane...... 3 Milledge Lane...... Laycock, Glenn & Janet...... 410-215-9689 Jefferiss, David & Jean...... 305-900-8754 Klavon, Michael & June...... 912-306-0474 8 Benedictine Retreat...... 410-707-8916 3 Sundew Road...... 305-852-5012 5 Top Gallant Circle...... 912-596-6880 Lee, Steven & Jenny...... 973-908-0576 Jelinek, Sonny & Michelle...... 912-598-4243 Klint, Rita...... 912-598-5167 3 Dobell Lane...... 201-394-9126 49 Cotton Crossing West...... 9 Hobcaw Lane...... 912-306-0185 Lee, Annamarie...... 813-361-3119 Johnson, Randall & Fran...... 912-344-4838 Koger, Robert & Pamela...... 239-777-4626 3 Tanaquay Court...... 4 Delegal Road...... 727-452-2994 3 Log Landing Road...... 239-777-4617 Leskosky, Bryan...... 678-215-9464 Johnson, Sheila & Gary...... 912-658-0506 Kohls, Chistopher...... 937-681-9055 8 Franklin Court...... 18 Middleton Road...... 912-661-4386 10 Romerly Road...... Lewis, Dallas...... 912-306-5002 Jolley, Peggy...... 912-429-2000 Kopka, Tyler & Kara...... 206-427-5880 18 Caisson Crossing...... 11 Robert Reid Court...... 1 Blackgum Lane...... 425-890-0556 Lewis, Joe...... 912-704-0785 Judelson, Barry & Ellen...... 914-441-9273 Kovacs, Bub...... 609-532-5675 12 Mercer Road...... 912-433-4643 27 Rookery Road...... 914-494-6241 1 Cloverwood Court...... Lewis-Nash, Anne...... 423-895-4053 Jue, Rodney & Donna...... 912-704-2799 Kowal, Richard & Barbara Sayer.....828-231-8210 16 Sundew Road...... 114 Saltwater Way...... 912-704-1641 4 Baywood Lane...... Liang, Daniel & Samantha...... 912-598-2928 Jukic, Drazen...... 412-983-6104 Kowalski, Kim & Mark...... 612-239-6015 16 Deer Run...... 2 Wesley Crossing...... 912-349-2502 10 Caisson Crossing ...... 612-239-6014 Lipp, Alan...... 912-398-5963 Jurgensen, Joe & Mary...... 912-660-1787 Kragelund, Anders & Susan...... 912-598-7986 1 Moss Hammock Lane...... 22 Breckenridge Lane...... 912-713-1211 14 Amberly Court...... Lipp, Ally & Emme...... 912-398-5963 Kaminsky, Myron & Fran...... 912-484-7701 Kreh, Stavie & Sheryl...... 912-398-1947 1 Moss Hammock Lane ...... 36 Islanders Retreat...... 11 Rookery Road ...... 912-398-1909 Littman, Bruce & Catherine...... 860-303-6954 Kane, Jeff & LaNé...... 214-435-0023 Krisch, Joe & Terese...... 847-830-1415 17 Mainsail Crossing...... 860-961-2654 73 Peregrine Crossing...... 214-669-9631 11 Sweetgum Crossing...... 630-533-5066 Lobel, Bryan & Jenny...... 912-308-8355 Kaplan, Ronald...... 912-484-4539 Kropp, Bill & Tina...... 912-598-7649 7 Mad Anthony Lane...... 912-547-4681 18 Cotton Crossing...... 3 Daybreak Lane...... Continued on Page 20 20 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 McLauchlan, Ken & Lynn...... 410-353-9795 Neno, Raymond, Vicki & Rachel.....912-660-9774 Addendum 5 Tondee Lane...... 443-994-0420 3 Leatherwood Lane...... 912-656-4471 Cont’d from pgs. 18-19 Meade, Dawn & Patrick...... 631-583-7639 Nesbitt, Bruce & Laura...... 215-738-0948 5 Henry Clay Court...... 2 Clairborn Retreat...... 215-421-3179 Lok, Christopher & Irene...... 203-461-1570 Means, Chris & Ella...... 404-702-2615 Newell, Renee & Mac...... 912-663-5522 7 Daybreak Lane...... 917-287-3449 12 Shellwind Drive...... 404-824-0085 204 Wickersham Drive...... 912-484-2070 Longstreth, George & Betsy...... 207-604-9257 Meehan, Carrollyn...... 912-704-7400 Noll, Christine & Chalres...... 847-809-8216 4 Fen Court...... 207-604-9250 5 Sky Sail Circle...... 55 Franklin Creek Road South...... Lott, Yancy...... 912-657-9730 Meizlish, Jay...... 203-858-6155 Norman, A. N...... 818-314-6043 25 Black Hawk Trail...... 912-657-9730 17 Cabbage Crossing...... 138 Mercer Road...... Louden, Henry...... 305-525-2545 Mekler, Patricia...... 845-642-6427 Norman, Annie J...... 912-944-5489 39 Wiley Bottom Road ...... 31 Sparnel Road...... 845-642-6427 138 Mercer Road...... Loving, Jim & Dawn...... 620-242-6140 Miceli, Matthew & Lori...... 630-809-0185 Norton, Bob & Lynne...... 912-335-1960 145 Saltwater Way...... 620-242-5246 1 Button Lane...... 770-861-9671 5 Turtle Lane...... 207-467-0570 Lubbers, Phillip...... 850-491-5664 Midwood, Brent & Christine...... 978-760-2292 Nuttall, Matthew...... 912-665-3091 45 Cotton Crossing West...... 88 Franklin Creek Road South...... 978-760-2124 8 Skipjack Lane...... Lupacchino, Robert...... 912-596-6864 Mihok, Peter & Christine...... 908-256-2591 Olen, Doug & Kathleen...... 912-598-7821 7 Willeford Drive...... 13 Sundew Road...... 908-256-4393 8 She-Crab Circle...... 912-398-1855 Lutton, Barbara & Thomas...... 904-495-3269 Miller, Bill & Debbie...... 912-598-1035 Oliver, Jim...... 817-994-8954 40 Dame Kathryn Drive...... 11 Beck’s Retreat...... 4 Twiggs Lane...... Lynch, Roy & Adair...... 912-598-2993 Miller, Rob & Cynthia...... 203-948-5524 Olson, Robin & Gregory...... 609-275-0237 7 Franklin Court ...... 8 Henry Clay Court...... 2 Arrow Wood Lane ...... 201-315-8030 Lyngos, Lisa...... 404-422-4101 Miller, Dodridge...... 407-399-5781 O’Meara, Gerry & Elizabeth...... 404-272-0883 1 Lachlan Lane...... 8 Highgate Lane...... 2 Salt Wind Circle...... 404-217-1952 Madison, Dr. Kathleen...... 843-298-2525 Minneci, Jospeh & Linda...... 404-357-9973 O’Neill, Carolyn Lofton...... 912-441-8600 9 Back River Circle...... 1 Crazy Possum Lane ...... 770-401-0637 2 Wishmoore Retreat...... Magaletta, Anthony & Gaye...... 845-598-9760 Mirchandani, Kamlesh...... 912-695-4351 O’Quinn, Frankie & Sally...... 912-429-6675 14 Dame Kathryn Drive...... 691 Landings Way South...... 1 Hetherington Lane...... 912-429-4882 Major, Gayle...... 773-450-5220 Moesch, Dean...... 912-844-9307 Orient, George & Pam...... 818-317-7204 3 Henry Clay Court...... 9 Lakewood Retreat...... 5 Willow Oak Circle...... 818-317-0058 Marecek, Gary & Irene...... 774-265-2255 Molella, Dominic & Gloria...... 912-704-8838 Osborne, Kathryn...... 912-335-2387 23 Rookery Road...... 508-380-3089 19 Hemingway Drive...... 845-224-5049 102 Yam Gandy Road...... Marino, Lawrence & Leslie...... 617-312-2012 Montag, Jim & Bunny...... 912-354-7489 Ostrowski, Danielle...... 678-923-5892 17 Riverwatch Lane...... 912-663-6605 11 Cabbage Crossing...... 843-415-5095 5 Brooks Lane...... Marks, Stephen...... 914-527-9029 Moore, Cynthia & Charles...... 732-492-7631 Owens, Michael & Amanda...... 912-604-3050 3 Goose Quill Lane...... 12 Southerland Road...... 732-513-9200 1 Anderson Court...... 337-849-3056 Marwitz, Toni...... 912-598-4514 Moore-Williams, Alison...... 201-417-1531 Owens, Wilbur & Beth...... 912-713-4788 21 Cotton Crossing...... 6 Delegals Retreat...... 2 Seaside Lane...... Mason, Shelly...... 678-787-6602 Morris, Terry & Johnnie...... 912-598-2837 Padgett, Wes & Heather...... 912-308-1418 84 Village Green Circle...... 4 Prescott Lane...... 3 Cavan Lane...... 706-449-3682 Massey, Charles & Lisa...... 478-918-3142 Morris, Charles & Louisa...... 678-777-2778 Painter, Judi...... 912-232-4431 9 Bowline Court...... 478-918-6979 7 Gossamer Lane ...... 404-353-2140 23 Peregrine Crossing...... 912-667-2539 Mathis, Julian...... 912-429-2719 Morton, Bryan & Janet...... 706-280-6916 Pampinella, Gina & 14 Highgate Lane...... 912-713-1933 49 Delegal Road...... 706-280-6917 Michele Simari...... 631-766-8575 May, Tori...... 912-433-4643 Mullane, Patrick...... 912-438-6317 6 Franklin Creek Road South...... 631-766-8576 12 Mercer Road...... 1 Marburg Lane...... 312-217-1869 Panitch, David...... 847-508-5778 McAllaster, Elison & Dick...... 912-704-3897 Munro, Liz & Mike...... 914-329-2202 2 Westcross Road...... 847-721-3394 3 Seafarers Circle...... 912-658-7901 13 West Ferry Court...... 845-642-1515 Parmelee, Asahel & Annita...... 603-387-2808 McCullough, Mike & Boo...... 912-658-1959 Murphy, Matthew & Terry...... 912-598-4632 45 Gray Heron Retreat...... 603-387-6455 1 Tything Man Lane...... 912-657-5091 115 Saltwater Way...... 912-247-7011 Pelfrey, Avanelle & John...... 864-419-6791 McDermott, Caroline & Corey...... 912-398-2034 Mylan, Marci...... 651-261-3350 14 Sweetgum Crossing...... 864-901-4440 16 Westcross Road...... 843-817-8991 7 Marina Drive...... Pence, David & Michelle...... 770-337-6993 McGirr, Mary Beth...... 540-798-0392 Narwani, Preeti...... 912-695-4352 1 Angler’s Court...... 912-704-4939 32 Hasleiter’s Retreat...... 691 Landings Way South...... Perry, Christopher & Stacie...... 508-221-1166 McGovern, William & Sheila...... 760-845-6053 Nash, L. Kevin...... 423-895-5120 19 Riverwatch Lane...... 508-280-1619 5 Mad Turkey Crossing...... 760-453-7143 16 Sundew Road...... Peschock, Steven & Elizabeth...... 404-657-2838 McGowean, Joe & Gayle Major...... 773-860-3821 Neal, Scott & Christine...... 203-668-0099 4 Wesley Crossing...... 704-816-9143 3 Henry Clay Court...... 773-450-5220 4 Hickory Head Place...... 912-547-5492 Peters, Philip H.& Tamie...... 912-598-2844 McKessy, Kim & Scott...... 203-247-0463 Nelson, Louise...... 912-677-6642 23 Seawatch Drive...... 646-241-6242 5 Harbor View Court...... 203-858-0239 40 Monastery Road...... July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 21 Peterson, Barbara...... 912-713-5441 Rizik, David & Amy...... 248-877-2353 Setter, Tara...... 912-656-7231 3 Willoughby Lane...... 5 Franklin Wood Lane ...... 248-877-2357 23 Log Landing Road...... Piros, Judith M...... 912-598-7402 Roberson, Bret...... 231-740-0085 Shaffer, Marge...... 703-853-7063 4 Sweet William Retreat...... 14 Marina Drive...... 231-571-8013 17 Franklin Creek Road North...... Policinski, Henry & Marion...... 912-598-7298 Roberti, Christina...... 912-247-1005 Shaw, Rob & Pam...... 925-381-9440 3 Fore Royal Circle...... 912-658-3918 5 Orton Court...... 22 Black Hawk Trail...... 704-512-1550 Pollard, Matthew & Kimberly...... 330-808-1515 Roberts, Stephen & Patricia...... 551-486-7417 Sheppard, Alan, Beverly, Casey 10 Seawatch Drive...... 330-283-0597 225 Yam Gandy Road...... 551-486-8429 & Phillip...... 912-441-1234 Pomeroy, Kim & Rosemarie...... 303-810-0609 Robertson, Alan & Ann...... 912-401-1917 115 Mercer Road...... 912-604-6814 18 Waterside Road...... 912-667-4944 4 Crooked Creek Lane ...... Sherman, Jack & Natalie...... 205-657-9853 Ponich, Leonard & Eileen...... 678-576-2800 Robinson, Sally...... 912-598-7889 10 Tomochichi Lane...... 205-470-7097 1 Wild Boar Crossing...... 678-296-2435 108 Wickersham Drive...... Shimer, Leah & Lynn...... 814-229-9345 Popp, Alfred & Dorcas...... 503-703-8149 Robinson, Dottie...... 912-660-7500 4 Deer Run...... 814-229-9344 34 Monastery Road...... 503-706-6430 4 Sound View Lane...... Shore, Landon...... 912-398-5049 Poulos, Anthony & Roux, William...... 912-660-7918 7 Gossamer Lane...... Regina Cosmides...... 617-212-7458 40 Monastery Road...... Siipola, John & Lydia...... 908-752-8436 8 Keelson Lane...... 305-323-5353 Rumble, John & Cathy...... 330-289-7433 4 Symon’s Lane...... Prewit, Paul & Rachel...... 682-232-6666 2 Marsh Elder Lane...... 803-640-3893 Skipper, Steve & Robin...... 214-878-9967 2 Mad Turkey Crossing...... 972-768-7594 Russell, Cindy...... 912-313-8274 155 Saltwater Way...... 214-878-7250 Prober, Teresa & Christopher...... 931-627-4679 138 Waterway Drive...... Slatkovsky, Kimberly & Ken...... 912-220-1702 11 Riverwatch Lane...... 931-494-0478 Ryle, Tommy & Lynn...... 912-659-4870 8 Lachlan Lane...... 912-656-3861 Provencal, John & Heidi...... 603-785-3642 10 Breakfast Court ...... 912-856-4873 Slaton, Michael...... 912-224-8506 8 Tanaquay Court...... 912-358-0833 Sachdev, R.D...... 912-596-5307 21 Breckenridge Lane 912-224-8506 Pyles, Jody & Lynn...... 912-695-7186 58 Islanders Retreat...... Slotin, Frank & Susan...... 912-667-1985 8 Captain Ferguson Lane...... 912-695-7183 Sachs, Charles & Kimberly...... 435-647-6699 8 Log Landing Road ...... 912-667-1980 Rabinowitz, Mark & Kris...... 407-701-0817 3 Prickly Pear Lane...... 912-650-3833 Smith, Kami...... 904-613-1499 3 Abbot Lane...... 407-256-1944 Sanchez, Victor...... 912-313-5560 16 Highgate Lane...... Rabinowitz, Sara...... 407-256-4942 114 Willeford Drive...... Smith, Trey & Barbara...... 912-313-0449 3 Abbot Lane...... Sangalli, John & Carole...... 912-677-2122 2 Loblolly Lane...... 912-313-0539 Racicot, David...... 847-560-3300 42 Sundew Road...... 914-844-5176 Soron, John & Connie...... 518-542-3238 104 Mercer Road...... Sardinas, Tony & Denise...... 912-777-6162 4 Symons Lane...... 518-210-4975 Rackoff, Lester & Robin...... 912-509-4020 10 Amberly Court...... Sparks, Robert & Laura...... 912-665-5363 14 Cedar Marsh Retreat...... 912-509-4021 Sauers, Natalie...... 912-401-2441 4 Marsh Tower Lane...... 912-306-7667 Rakosi, Curtis & Linda...... 571-641-0304 2 Salt Wind Circle...... Spellman, John & Sherri...... 912-484-2441 9 Delegal Road...... 703-801-8631 Saunders, Kevin...... 615-336-4351 4 Cedar Marsh Retreat...... Rall, Karel...... 310-463-3092 101 Saltwater Way...... Spillane, Cynthia & Jonathan...... 508-735-1795 17 Sundew Road...... Savage, Christine...... 912-598-0781 10 Flowing Wells Lane...... 508-864-4425 Ramos, Cammie...... 912-665-0770 7 She Crab Circle...... 912-604-8919 Spingarn, Jonathan...... 404-626-3022 113 Mercer Road...... Scalley, Greg...... 908-578-4213 107 Pettigrew Drive...... Ray, Peter...... 912-346-7888 13 Hemingway Drive...... Sprague, Mary...... 912-398-2778 14 Westcross Road...... Schafer, Michael & Marianne...... 941-525-3144 10 Stargrass Retreat...... Ray, Brian...... 508-333-1879 2 Cane Patch Lane...... 941-525-3145 Srader, Jane...... 203-570-6220 15 Seawatch Drive...... 508-333-1867 Schanche, Anne & Sophus...... 201-463-1798 111 Wiley Bottom Road...... Read, Phyllis & Don...... 912-999-7888 10 Middle Marsh Retreat...... 201-463-3831 Stagg, Cornelia French...... 912-598-7835 5 Fletcher Lane...... 914-645-8981 Schloenbach, Victoria & 7 Tanaquay Court...... Reda, Susan...... 516-527-3824 Katherine Hughes...... 912-220-0164 Stahl, Kijrstjn...... 425-736-5767 5 Dame Kathryn Drive...... 12 Riding Lane...... 330-232-5737 10 Islander’s Retreat...... Redding, Lori ...... 540-521-8985 Schutz, Marianne & Bruce...... 912-667-8713 Stallings, Sheila...... 919-260-5091 32 Hasleiters Retreat...... 8 Pelham Road...... 912-667-8717 19 Sparnel Road...... Reese, Benjamin & Dyanne...... 912-224-2538 Schwickrath, Bill & Marji...... 912-598-5320 Staman, E. Michael & 18 Black Hawk Trail...... 912-433-5835 4 Buckthorn Lane...... 912-306-4914 Anne B. Hurley...... 478-474-2323 Remsen, Richard & Carol...... 917-763-1165 Scott, James & Georgine...... 912-856-3157 4 Hopscotch Lane...... 912-771-6704 14 Gray Heron Retreat...... 917-545-8708 8 Middle Marsh Retreat...... 912-704-8655 Stappenbeck, Carla & Charles...... 484-274-4694 Ridberg, David & Amanda...... 203-253-7087 Seeley, David & Janet...... 912-598-9131 1 Land Bridge Lane...... 484-274-4389 1 Oak Shadow Court...... 6 Oyster Reef Road...... Stark, Dean, Caitlin & Casey...... 612-298-6598 Riddle, Marlowe...... 706-714-4314 Selig, Thomas...... 912-667-0668 256 Wiley Bottom Road...... 612-298-6415 7 Morning Marsh Road...... 1 Red Bird Lane...... Steinberg, Marty & Lesil...... 305-807-7501 Ritzert, Daniel & Angela...... 912-598-4459 Sestili, Mark & Kori...... 912-508-4391 1 Prescott Lane...... 305-807-2131 206 Wickersham Drive...... 912-223-1298 49 Delegal Road...... 912-308-3555 Continued on Page 22 22 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 Twiford, Rainer & Marsha...... 205-585-7466 Willis, Jeff & Kim...... 706-718-8620 Addendum 2 Islewood Lane ...... 205-587-3344 9 Sparnel Road...... 706-718-8621 Cont’d from pgs. 20-21 Tyson, Joseph & Sally...... 912-598-8765 Wilson, Kathy...... 912-598-9949 3 Lakewood Retreat...... 912-663-4540 4 Bluff Oak Retreat...... Stevenson, Sharon...... 972-567-4489 Ulmer, Jim & Leigh...... 404-317-7355 Wilson, David & Karen...... 912-308-1110 2 Southerland Road...... 1 Huntingwood Retreat ...... 404-234-7167 2 Hawksbeard Lane...... 912-547-5470 Stolt, Randall & Valerie...... 912-433-0632 Ura, Kenneth...... 912-598-4287 Wilson, Michael...... 651-261-2617 4 Chelmsford Lane ...... 912-433-0504 15 Tarrow Ridge Road ...... 248-835-2914 7 Marina Drive...... Stone, Julianna...... 804-815-2870 Urness, Kent & Elizabeth...... 651-210-8685 Wilson, Myron K...... 912-660-5151 17 Sparnel Road...... 8 Broomsedge Lane...... 651-341-5345 3 Clayton Court...... Strobel, Gray & Nancy...... 912-704-3666 Vaquer, Mike & Jean McRae...... 912-655-3748 Wise, Jacqueline...... 210-887-8802 13 She-Crab Circle...... 912-604-6174 2 Lachlan Lane...... 404-734-7353 242 Wiley Bottom Road...... Svenson, Kristina...... 912-598-9470 Vasquez, Ginger...... 912-655-4483 Wolfe, Jon & Maria...... 334-221-2729 8 Sparkleberry Lane ...... 912-441-9770 5 Caisson Crossing...... 4 Shadow Brook Lane...... 334-549-9913 Szlasa, Carolyn...... 912-598-2874 Verman, Harla & Eric...... 717-324-5459 Woods, Susan...... 410-245-1590 15 Deer Creek Drive...... 912-656-9768 12 Sundew Road...... 717-668-7450 3 Flowing Wells Lane...... 410-299-3749 Taylor, George & Euphemia...... 917-771-8773 Vespa, William & Wendy...... 412-439-4473 Wooleyhan, Al & Trenda...... 217-254-3310 69 Waterway Drive...... 718-795-3723 4 Shearwater Court ...... 412-965-2059 11 Marsh Tower Lane...... 217-821-8935 Taylor, Sherrie...... 843-540-1313 Vinas, Heather & Christopher...... 631-404-2144 Wright, Arlette...... 912-346-6452 7 Village Green Circle...... 2 Liberty Place...... 631-882-6674 5 Middleton Road...... Tempelmeyer, Reginald & Joyce....405-613-2796 Vinyard, Robert & Frances...... 912-713-2786 Wright, Jan & Richard...... 912-659-9358 4 Hawkins Lane...... 405-488-5866 14 Dream Maker Circle...... 912-704-0165 11 Deer Creek Drive...... 912-659-9366 Thom, Doug & Libbie...... 912-598-4617 Wallitsch, Thomas...... 610-393-4470 Yash, Charles & Kathleen...... 760-803-0459 22 Marina Drive...... 3 Bosun’s Circle...... 4 Greyhen Lane...... 858-922-9475 Thomas, Anabel...... 407-810-1955 Walsh, Dan & Carol...... 912-598-8778 Yost, Eileen...... 973-255-0580 8 Highgate Lane...... 136 Saltwater Way...... 6 Southerland Road...... 201-247-2571 Thomas, Brandon & Melinda...... 410-430-8913 Walters, M. Louise...... 912-349-7989 Young, Joe & Carol...... 912-598-9201 8 Shellwind Drive...... 410-726-0918 10 Highgate Lane...... 113 Saltwater Way...... 912-713-6894 Thompson, Sarah & Josh...... 813-965-1686 Walters, Ric & Cheryl ...... 207-229-7581 Young, Tracy...... 912-604-0060 62 Waterway Drive...... 703-268-8576 4 Top Gallant Circle...... 207-229-8084 24 Dream Maker Circle...... Thompson, Raymond...... 704-516-5300 Warbington, Dale & Tina...... 912-655-5869 Zabin, Amy...... 203-912-0353 21 Southerland Road...... 19 Cabbage Crossing...... 912-655-5867 17 Cabbage Crossing...... Thornton, Stan & Frankie...... 912-257-9101 Wehner, Joan O’ Hara & Randolph B...... 703-626-0722 Zapatka, Tom & Dinah...... 508-826-5144 1 Lakewood Retreat...... 912-401-3077 11 Delegal Road ...... 703-244-8405 177 Yam Gandy Road...... 912-417-1420 Tifverman, Bob & Nicole...... 404-849-8101 Weiss, Erwin...... 973-809-3445 32 Sundew Road...... 404-849-6457 9 Henry Clay Court...... Tinker, Barbara...... 770-365-5716 Wergley, Al & Dianne...... 703-472-0675 If your listing in the 6 Lanyard Court...... 33 Mainsail Crossing...... Addendum is not correct, Togrye, Anthony & Ginny...... 615-403-8066 West, Conner & Jessica...... 843-226-5072 2 Hasleiter’s Retreat...... 615-403-7161 6 Clifton Lane...... 706-623-1399 please email Towson, Thomas & Sheila...... 847-254-9297 Wheaton, Carol C...... 912-598-4551 2 Harvest Lane...... 847-970-8076 6 Franklin Creek Road North ...... 912-856-1139 [email protected], Traina, Sam & Lisa...... 317-319-7617 White, Steve & Patsy...... 770-301-6042 12 Broomsedge Lane...... 317-437-2961 105 Willeford Drive...... 678-850-0704 so we can correct it for Traver, Warren...... 912-598-8204 White, Weldon & Elizabeth...... 615-260-3426 21 Middleton Road...... 5 Tidewood Court...... 615-364-3426 the 2022 Directory. Traver, Stewart & Gisela...... 912-598-8204 Wholey, Richard & Cherie...... 603-759-5187 21 Middleton Road...... 2 Gumtree Lane...... 603-340-0131 Tumulty, Joanne & Stephen...... 631-774-0256 Wiersema, Marijke...... 616-644-0437 252 Wiley Bottom Road...... 33 Gray Heron Retreat...... Tumulty, Scott...... 631-766-6978 Wiersema, Maurits...... UNLISTED 252 Wiley Bottom Road...... 31 Gray Heron Retreat...... Turchiano, Nicholas & Jean...... 254-394-4712 Wiesner, Kate & Josh...... 404-395-7423 37 Middleton Road...... 23 Breckenridge Lane...... 404-432-0893 Turk, Ken & Linda...... 912-598-8095 Wilber, Lee & Michele...... 912-856-2785 5 Brandenberry Road...... 3 Beck’s Retreat...... Turner, Wesley J. & Caroline...... 706-833-2360 Willard, John...... 912-441-6343 12 Blackbeard Lane ...... 912-657-6259 3 She-Crab Circle...... Turrentine, Bill...... 404-357-2374 Williams, Sherry...... 912-308-2899 1 Lachlan Lane...... 105 Pettigrew Drive...... July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 23 New Neighbors is a social group open to First Responders Update cont’d from page 8 women and men who are new residents in Enjoy your summer, and please watch out for one another. If you see The Landings. We provide an opportunity something, say something. Saving a life is much more important than having for members to develop new friendships, someone angry with you for getting involved. As a parent myself, I would be enjoy a wide range of activities and social grateful if someone helped my child in a time of need. events, and network with people who Thank you for your continued support of the Skidaway Island First have the same interests. Our members Responders. Stay safe, stay hydrated, and have a great summer! come from all over the world and know first-hand about the challenges and excitement that come with relocating. We’re here to lend an ear or a hand to help you as you settle into your new home. Our variety of activities offer many ways to meet people, make new friends, and get involved. The club offers more than 250 different activities, tours, and events. Come see what we are all about. Visit our website (landingsnewneighbors.com), or email Jody Voss ([email protected]). As we head into the summer months, we have a few fun events on CES Update cont’d from page 8 the calendar, as well as our regular activities that will continue through the summer. These activities include Golf, Walking Group, Biking, and With minimal effort from all, hopefully we can avoid wildland fires. For those Pickleball, to name just a few. Visit New Neighbors’ website to see what of you who wondered about the ignition source for the remaining 10 percent is available to join. of wildland fires, the answer is lightning. Unfortunately, the solution for that If you are new to The Landings and are interested in joining New problem is above my pay grade. Neighbors, please visit the above website. We look forward to welcoming all new participants and to seeing current members at planned events.

Submit Your Group to be Featured in New Social Club Area of TLA’s Website By Lynn Lewis - [email protected] Communications Manager Calling all Landings Clubs and Organizations: Be sure to add your group’s listing to the new social area of The Landings Association’s website so others can find you. This new area launched in Mid-March with some other website upgrades and allows island organizations to share information about their groups so that potential members can filter by areas of interest (e.g., education, philanthropy, crafts, etc.) and contact them regarding membership. To keep the information up-to-date, TLA will ask for updates each summer It’s always a good time when New Neighbors get together! around the same time we publish the Addendum to the Residential Directory and in the fall when we begin work on the following year’s Directory. To submit information on your organization, visit landings.org/forms > Miscellaneous Forms > Clubs and Organizations. To search for clubs and organizations, visit landings.org/social- clubs > Clubs and Organizations Search. We have added some organizations as an example. If your organization is listed as an example, simply submit your information, and we will update your listing accordingly. 24 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 Major Capital Reserves Projects Community Project Status Administration • Architecture • Communications • Finance • Marinas • Public Works • Security PROJECT COMMENTS STATUS PROJECTED COST

2021 Community The Landings Association has approximately 30 miles Absolute Concrete completed the conversion $439,027 Paths Project of community paths, consisting of approximately 10% of path from Landings Harbor to Bartram Road asphalt and 90% concrete. The asphalt paths have an (2,592 LF) last month. The contractor has moved to average useful lifespan of eight years based on usage. the conversion of path in Deer Creek from Sundew Each year, staff, in conjunction with the Public Road to The Village (2,152 LF). Works Committee, review all Association-owned community paths and make a recommendation for the annual replacement project.

2021 Road Repair and The Landings Association has approximately 91 Last month, Bennett Paving completed milling and $1,328,812 Replacement Project miles of roadways. Each year, staff, the Public paving Landings Way South from Huntingwood Works Committee, and an engineering firmRetreat to the Palmetto Club (just past the entrance), review all Association-owned roads and make Mercer Road, and the section of road along Landings recommendations for the annual repair and Way North from Tidewater Way to Bartram Road. All resurfacing program. roads were painted (road striped), which concluded this year’s road project.

TLA Board Accepting Nominations By Judy Monaco - [email protected] Landings Association Board Nominating Committee Chair If you had the opportunity to learn about the inner workings of your community, make new acquaintances, and contribute your strongest skills on a dynamic team to perform meaningful, rewarding work, would you take it? If the answer is yes, then you don’t want to miss the opportunity to apply for a position on The Landings Association’s Board of Directors! Additional benefits of becoming a Board Director are that your friends will thank you profusely, and you will be among the first to know about and participate in exciting new projects, such as the Landings Harbor Marina Project. Serving on the Board is a commitment and a responsibility, but it also is very fulfilling work. The good news is, as an active member of the Board, you still will have plenty of time to enjoy the Landings’ lifestyle. In fact, one of our current Board members holds a full-time job, and two of us run consulting businesses, and yet we have time for TLA-related business as well as leisure activities. Ask anyone who has ever served on TLA’s Board if they regretted it, and I’ll bet it would be hard to find someone who says yes. Here is what our two newest Directors have to say about their experience: “When I was approached last year about applying to join TLA’s Board, I was flattered but unsure about the expectations of serving on an HOA. I knew many who had served previously, and I was interested in what qualifications would best serve me in feeling competent for the assignment. I was encouraged that the other nominees were wonderfully qualified, so I knew that whatever the outcome, the Board would be a way to give back to the community. I had spent 20 years in volunteer roles in my Pennsylvania community, but I had never planned on doing any more here in Savannah. The ‘hot seat’ can be awkward, but I have been very gratified by the day-to-day support I get from my neighbors and friends thanking me for serving. This is OUR community, and we all need to take a turn to serve it. The administrative management and staff here are so much more qualified than I had ever anticipated. I think three years of learning and listening could be a great choice for anyone who wants to work on community engagement.” -Andrea Felkins Continued on Page 25 July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 25 TLA Board Accepting Nominations cont’d from page 24 “When my wife Noreen and I purchased a home in The Landings, we both wanted to contribute in some way to make this community an even better place to live. For me, given my business and previous HOA experience, TLA’s Board was a logical avenue for supporting the residents in The Landings, and I have not ever regretted this decision. Working with our tremendous TLA staff, my fellow Board Directors, and being able to learn more about our wonderful IS YOUR HOME community have all been personally enriching for me. We have such a ‘jewel’ of a community and lifestyle here, and working to make it better has been my distinct pleasure over this past year. The future of The Landings needs engaged residents to participate in various efforts to enhance what we have here, and serving on the Board is one excellent way to do that.” HURRICANE - Bob Wood The Landings is a unique community, with many talented individuals, some of whom already have served on the Association’s Board and others who would make perfect additions to our team of Directors. However, it is incumbent upon READY? my fellow residents to realize that they can be a part of the positive change they wish to see in The Landings. It’s going to be an exciting year ahead. Come join the team! Remember, you also can nominate a friend or neighbor who you believe would be a good addition to the Association’s Board. To submit a Board Candidate Application, please visit landings.org/board-candidate-application. 3M FILMS SAFEGUARD You also can learn more and become more involved by applying to serve on any of our committees. To submit a Committee Application, please visit landings. YOUR WINDOWS FROM org/committee-membership-application. If you have questions or concerns, please contact any Board director, or SHATTERING DUE TO email me ([email protected]) to discuss your interest in serving or to recommend others SEVERE WEATHER/HURRICANES

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www.coastalinstallationsinc.com Photo By Pete Crosby 26 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 2021 Hurricane Town Hall Recap By Lynn Lewis - [email protected] Communications Manager Approximately 200 residents turned out on June 16 for The Landings Association’s Annual Hurricane Town Hall Meeting in Palmetto Club’s ballroom. Presenting for Chatham Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) were Director Dennis Jones, Emergency Management Specialist in Community Outreach Chelsea Sawyer, and Volunteers in Service To America (VISTA) members Sakile Johnson and Jada Cossey. Jones opened the meeting by introducing his team and sharing some historical information regarding the hurricanes that have affected our area in the last few years. He reminded residents never to underestimate a storm and to leave immediately when an evacuation order is issued. “What Category Storm was Hurricane Matthew?” Jones asked the crowd. “It was classified as Category 1 on the edge of Tybee. However, in all other parts of our area, it was a tropical storm. Think about that. A tropical storm resulted in 1.6 million cubic feet of debris and $58 million of damage in unincorporated Chatham County.” Jones wrapped up his part of the presentation by reminding residents to respect the seriousness of severe weather and make a plan now. He then turned the presentation over to Johnson to discuss the potential of storm surge during a hurricane and how that would look for our area. Johnson shared that in a hurricane more victims die from water than wind. Because the Continental Shelf in Georgia extends about 120 miles and is very shallow, when a storm surge pushes in, there is nowhere for the water to go. She added that a hurricane’s category has very little bearing on storm surge, as each storm is unique, and sometimes weaker storms can produce more flooding than stronger ones. Sawyer picked up the discussion and reiterated to the crowd that Hurricane Season runs from June 1 to November 30, with peak season being September. She assured the group that CEMA makes a point to monitor every storm that has the potential to impact Chatham County and informs residents accordingly. She added that one thing CEMA noticed during Hurricanes Matthew and Irma is that some people worry needlessly over what is known as the Cone of Uncertainty of hurricanes. Although this cone contains the probable path of the storm center, it does not show the impact or size of the storm, which means hazardous conditions can occur outside of the cone. “Even if your area is not within this cone, I encourage you to ask yourself more clarifying questions, such as is storm surge a possibility, or could a tornado spawn from this hurricane. Whatever you do, don’t make your sole evacuation decision based on the fact you are not in the cone of uncertainty.” Sawyer encouraged the group to pay close attention to all CEMA-issued information during a potential hurricane or severe weather event. She reminded residents that Chatham County’s evacuation zones were updated a few years ago, and that The Landings falls within Zone A, which is the first group that will be evacuated. She explained that a general evacuation means that the decision to evacuate is left to the discretion of individuals (though strongly encouraged),

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I Buy As Is Condition NO Seller Closing Cost NO Commissions Fast Closings Senior and Assisted Living Moving Purchases Leave Unwanted Items July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 27 www.landingslandlovers.com Management. His goal is to learn the skills to develop his life’s second career with course work in Watershed Maintenance, Sustainable Cities, GIS, and Supply Chain Assessment. He intends to apply these skills to his current job, volunteer opportunities, and eventually his own environmental consulting firm. Cheyenne Buchan - Cheyenne is the daughter of Environmental Specialist Charles Buchan and is a recent graduate of the University of South Florida in Landings Landlovers Scholarships Awarded Tampa, with a BS Degree in Biomedical Science. (Hers was the first-ever Zoom The Landlovers Foundation’s scholarship fund is designed to assist The Landings interview conducted by the Landlovers Scholarship Committee.) She is planning Association’s and The Landings Company’s employees and their immediate to enter the graduate Pharm. D program at Nova Southeastern University to dependent family members with expenses for post-high-school education. prepare for a position working in a community-based retail or hospital pharmacy. She says, “I am delighted that I will be given the opportunity to study in a field I Returning Scholarship Recipients am truly passionate about and interested in, that will allow me to help others each Hannah Henderson - Hannah currently is a fourth year and every day.” Pharm. D. (graduate school) student at the University of Darian Braddy - Darian currently is serving an internship Georgia’s College of Pharmacy, graduating in May 2022. with the DNR but has worked as a Dockhand at the Landings Her goal is to work in a community pharmacy because she Harbor and Delegal Creek Marinas. Her goals and ambitions feels that community pharmacists have the best opportunity are inspiring and multifaceted. A Dean’s and President’s list to work with area residents to help them understand their student, she is on track to complete a Marine Sciences degree healthcare needs. A student with consistant outstanding from Savannah State University later this year. Darian also grades, Hannah maintains a 3.62 GPA, is a Dean’s List student, and participates plans to obtain a Master’s Degree in aquaculture or coral in a variety of honorary and volunteer organizations. The daughter of The reef rehabilitation and conservation. She will dedicate her scholarship money Landings Association’s Controller Jessica Henderson, Hannah stated in this to advancing her SCUBA certifications that are necessary for the programs she is year’s Landlovers scholarship application that “This scholarship has provided pursuing in the marine sciences track. In her application, Darian states that she me a means to further my education the past two years. I cannot express my hopes that all “are inspired by my motivation and that we can work together to appreciation for this committee and the generosity you all have shown me help current and future generations thrive.” helping me obtain my degree.” Donovan Lewis, Jr. - Donovan is a fourth-time Landlovers scholarship applicant, Landings Landlovers Community Service Award Granted The Landlovers Community Service Merit Award was the idea of Louise completing his junior year at Norwich University, Northfield, Vermont, majoring Rutland, a Landings Landlovers member and the mother of two girls, who wanted in Business Administration. A member of the Norwich varsity basketball team children who live in The Landings and are good role models, to be recognized since his freshman year, he has been an asset to the team and named team MVP. and honored for their accomplishments. To that end, in 2013, she proposed that Maintaining a 3.8 GPA while practicing and travelling with the team, Donovan Landlovers recognize and award high school seniors for their community service is preparing to own a computer technology company, if he isn’t recruited by participation. First called the Community Service Scholarship, the name was the NBA or to play basketball overseas after graduation. Donovan’s mom is the changed in 2005 to The Community Service Merit Award. The award recognizes Association’s Communications Manager Lynn Lewis, a 22-year employee. students who go “above and beyond” in devoting their time and talent to Hunter McDowell - Hunter has just completed his undergraduate studies at community service activities and causes. Commitment, creativity, leadership, and Mercer University with a degree in Biology/Pre-Pharmacy. The first in his family total time dedicated are all taken into consideration in determining the winners. to attend college, his ultimate goal is to obtain a Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences To qualify, students must be Landings residents, be in their last year of high and be able to study in a path that can help everyone within his community. In school with graduation anticipated this year, and plan to attend an institution of this year’s scholarship application (his fifth consecutive), Hunter states, “The higher education full time next fall. Landlovers’ Scholarship provides the financial needs of my education to be met, The 2021 Community Service Merit Award recipient is Graham Glass, a remarkably and I hope my contribution in the future can somehow repay it.” Hunter, who creative and dedicated young man who has committed himself to service in his will enter the Pharm. D. program at the University of Georgia in the fall, is the school and community. A 2021 graduate of the Savannah Arts Academy, Graham son of Landings Association Community Development Representative Sabrina currently is the Co-President and Head Recruiter for UTime Savannah, a volunteer McDowell, a 24-year employee. group of high schoolers who care for differently abled children while their parents Alexis Rooks - Alexis is another five-time Landlovers scholarship applicant and get a break. He also participated in a Rein Community Service program, working was supported by Landlovers throughout her undergraduate studies at Clark for a month with orphanages and animal reservations in Thailand. He has been Atlanta University, from which she graduated in 2015. She is now enrolled in the a Savannah Arts Academy Student Ambassador and an Alee Shriners Haunted MBA program at Georgia Southern University, where she has earned a 3.57 GPA, House Actor, in addition to playing on the school tennis team, working as a with the ultimate goals of earning her Ph.D., operating a successful business, retail keyholder for the Copper Closet, a pedicab driver, an intern with Montage and then using her degree and experience to teach at the university level. The Cinemas, an actor with the Savannah Arts Academy Theatre, and a Landings Club daughter of 15-year Public Works Department employee Carzell Brooks, we are pool concierge. Graduating with a cumulative average of 97.3, Graham will attend very happy to see Alexis again this year and learn of her progress. the University of California, Santa Barbara, majoring in Communications. First-Time Landlovers Scholarship Recipients CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHES Charles Buchan - Charles is a 2018 graduate of the University of Florida, with a degree in Geology. He currently is an Environmental Specialist with the FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS, STUDENTS! Association’s Public Works Department. Charlies will enroll in the Harvard Extension School program to obtain a Graduate Certificate in Natural Resource 28 • The Landings Journal • July 2021 Hurricane Town Hall cont’d from page 26 • Phase 5: Open to the public with limited access - Local officials will have determined the County, or portions of the County, are relatively safe for whereas a mandatory entrance by the public. Restrictions and curfews may be used during this evacuation means phase. personal discretion Sawyer returned to the podium and encouraged residents to visit CEMA’s is not an option. If an website (www.chathamemergency.org) when preparing their hurricane evacuation order is plans. On the website, residents can sign up for CEMA alerts. CEMA now offers issued, Sawyer said a “fast follow” text option. To register for text alerts, simply text CEMA to 77295. she urges everyone Don’t forget, The Landings Association offers emergency notifications in Chatham County exclusively for Landings Residents via our Swift911 system. You likely have to leave. She shared a heard by now that a company named Rave recently purchased SwiftReach, and story of a local couple the Swift911 platform is changing to Smart911. The company is transitioning who stayed behind clients in phases, starting with organizations like CEMA. At some point, TLA during Hurricane Matthew because they were concerned about their material will be notified regarding switching over. However, we don’t know yet when possessions and the possibility of looters. During the storm, a tree fell on the that will be or what the changes will involve. At this juncture, there is no cause home and killed the husband while he was sleeping. for end-users to do anything differently, and for now, TLA will continue “This is just one of many such stories,” she said. “Please remember, there sending emergency messages via Swift911. To sign up, visit www.landings.org/ is nothing in your home more valuable than your life. Additionally, as was swift911. If you or someone you know is missing out on Landings Association explained earlier this evening, Chatham County has one of the greatest storm messages and news, please email us ([email protected]) or visit our surge potentials on the East Coast. Knowing about this surge potential is a very website (www.landings.org) and click Login. good reason to be prepared and evacuate if an order is issued.” Following are some questions and answers from the 2021 Hurricane Town After sharing what to expect when an evacuation order is issued, Sawyer Hall Meeting. turned the meeting over to Cossey, who shared tips regarding hurricane Q. What has CEMA done to improve communications since Hurricane preparedness. Matthew? “Having a plan now will save time when seconds count,” she said. “Remember A. CEMA has bolstered its communications team since Hurricane Matthew to take important documents such as bills, insurance policies, and ‘before’ in 2016. There now is a team of 15-to-20 people focused exclusively on photos of your home in case things don’t look the same when you return. communicating with the public during major weather events. Additionally, Additionally, don’t forget to take cash. If the power is out, merchants may not CEMA now offers more ways to receive alerts, including the new “fast follow” be able to accept debit and credit cards for purchases.” option. Cossey said it is a safe bet is to plan to be away from home a minimum of Q. There was lots of flooding in The Landings during Hurricane Irma, even three days. Pack food, medications, hygiene supplies, first aid supplies, and in places that never had flooded before. Has this been studied? general supplies. A. Yes, we have done extensive evaluation of storm surge, and because “A good start is to get a five-gallon bucket and fill it with items that you like Hurricane Irma hit just south of us, it produced a greater storm surge. It is and will make you comfortable. Also, don’t forget to pack items for your pets, important to bear in mind that the surge from Irma wasn’t the worst that could and please don’t leave them behind.” be, so it is important to evacuate when an order is issued. Cossey then shared the re-entry plan for Chatham County. As of June 1, 2018, Q. How far should I go when an evacuation order is issued? Georgia Emergency Management Agency (GEMA) controls all re-entry passes A. Evacuation is personal, and there is no minimum recommended distance. for the State of Georgia. Passes are required for phases one through three of The choice is up to the individual. Additionally, evacuation routes will be storm the five-phase re-entry plan. The following phases and their explanation are specific, so it is hard to say how far you should go or where you should go right as follows: now. CEMA closely follows the paths of all storms and will share this up-to- • Phase 1: Render Safe Task Force - This includes teams who work to render the-minute information with you as the weather event unfolds so you can be the area safe for first responders to conduct life and safety operations informed and make the best decision for you and your family. during phase 2. This phase requires a re-entry permit. Q. Is there anywhere that provides provisions for the handicapped during • Phase 2: Life-Safety Workforce - This phase includes first responders a mandatory evacuation? and others who conduct life and safety operations. This phase requires a A. Yes. There is a Special Needs Registry offered through Coastal Health District reentry permit. for those with functional, access, or medical needs. For more information, call • Phase 3: Essential Public and Private Sector Personnel - This phase 1-833-CHD-REGISTER. includes individuals in the public and private sector who can restore Q. When an evacuation is issued, do hotels have to accept pets? essential operations, services, and commerce. This phase also requires a A. No. Many hotels will relax their pet policy during an evacuation, but they are permit. not required to do so. • Phase 4: Local residents, property owners, and business owners - In Q. Is there somewhere I can find statistical information regarding this phase, access may be restricted to specific areas, and a curfew may hurricanes in this area from the last few years? be in place. This phase requires a valid, state-issued identification and an A. Yes. The National Hurricane Center offers this information on its website address in the impacted area or valid state-issued photo identification (www.aoml.noaa.gov/hurricane-research-division/). with proof of residency. July 2021 • The Landings Journal • 29

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