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May 27,2025
Big thanks to our brilliant Board for keeping the Charter Club not only alive but thriving—like a fine wine that’s aging beautifully (with just the right amount of structural reinforcement). The buildings are still standing tall (no duct tape needed), and the interiors have been refreshed so well you’d think HGTV moved in.
Recognizing that many of us have aged gracefully right alongside CC, the Board thoughtfully cushioned the tennis courts—not just for better bounce, but so we don’t bounce ourselves into physical therapy. And because pickleball has exploded like a midlife crisis on roller skates, they’ve added lines to the courts so we can play both games without getting into a turf war.
Now, for the big news: we’re not just getting an instructor—we’re getting THE INSTRUCTOR. Our very own Scott Shook is now officially available for tennis and pickleball lessons! That’s right, you can call up Scott and get schooled by a legend. If you’re new to the Charter Club and haven’t met Scott yet, just picture a tennis pro who’s as talented with a racket as he is charming—and who somehow makes you feel like Serena Williams even when you’re whiffing the ball.
So here’s to a fabulous season of cushioned courts, fancy footwork, and lots of laughter. Game on!
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May 20,2025
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May 24, 2025 A Message from our GM, David Martella
Hello from the wonderful Charter Club!
The days are getting longer and warmer here in Southwest Florida! As usual, our Charter Club remains the perfect getaway for all our owners and guests!
In helping to keep our “home away from home” perfect, we have come upon a few unanticipated projects this year that have paused some of our 2025 reserve scheduled projects. I just wanted to briefly share with you what we have come across.
We are starting to see the failure of some electrical lines and conduits encased in the concrete roofs. Theses conduits contain the electrical feeds from the AC handlers in each unit to the condensers on the roof. If the line fails (which a few have) we have no way of replacing them in these conduits. Therefore, we are taking a proactive approach to fix prior to being presented with more of the same challenges we will not be able to resolve quickly. We are in the planning stages of placing new conduit on rooftops and feeding new lines to all 80 units. We anticipate this project to take 4 months to complete in its entirety if all goes as planned. Fingers crossed!
We also have discovered one of the fire systems standpipes in the south tower has corroded and begun to leak into the elevator shafts of the south tower. We have stopped the leak and temporarily diverted the water flow for our sprinklers in the south tower. We now need to replace the entire standpipe in the center of the building which goes from the ground floor to the roof. As you can imagine, this will be a small challenge to complete, but it will get done!
We recently restored all power to electrical panel feeding the pool filtering system. After Hurricane Milton, the electrical feed from the north tower down to the electrical panel by the pool filtering system lost power. We temporarily patched into a secondary panel to keep the pool open, sacrificing power to the pond water features and some lighting. I’m happy to say, after 4 months, the problem was located underground, under the men and women bathrooms at the pool. The conduit has been repaired, and a new electrical line has been installed! We are back running at 100%!
Needless to say, we have been busy! We are finishing up the annual maintenance weeks for the South Tower. We anticipate the roof conduit replacement project to begin within the next few months.
We look forward to getting these projects completed as soon as we can. Our goal is to accomplish this with MINIMAL impact on our owners and guests staying here at the resort! As always, we look forward to seeing all of you upon your return to your SWFL home!
March 9, 2025
We have successfully completed the installation of the new flooring for the Fitness Center! Attached are pictures of the work being done, as well as the finished product. This, along with the addition on our new fitness equipment, has really refreshed the fitness center! Looks fantastic!
Thank you!
David R. Martella
General Manager
January 20,2025
2024 Maintenance Fee Increase
Why the increase in 2024 Maintenance fees? Let’s go behind the scenes!
With the warming waters and earth warming we are experiencing hurricanes that are more powerful, fires, earthquakes and many other weather related disasters that are resulting in the high increase in insurance (in many areas on the water you can’t even get insurance) that not only our property but every other property on the water is facing.
Did you know that CC in the past had only a $25,000 deductible when a hurricane hit?
We have shared with 4 Hilton properties a $100,000 deductible so each property had a $25,000 deductible. This year the Board was notified that not only the insurance premium was being increased but also the deductible. Let me start off with the premium. Our premium increased by $780,000 and the insurance company required that the total premium must be paid in its entirety up front.
This reduced our reserves by $1,714,616. Now to add insult to injury our deductible was increased from $25,000 to now $3.300.000 (before buy down policy that will come into play and hopefully reduce the $3,300,000 – see below for more detailed information) The new deductible is not split – each property has their own for each occurrence. Yes, now over a 3 million increase in the deductible before insurance starts to pay. Now the Board looked into buying a policy on the deductible (buy down policy). It’s a very confusing policy but depending on the category, (must be cat 3 or greater) where it hits, the damage it causes to the other Hilton properties along with other variables determines the payout. No one will know until after a hurricane how much the insurance will help reduce the $3,300,000 deductible. With all the new developments the Board addressed the renovations scheduled for the living room, dining room, master and guest bedrooms. The model unit (101) has been completed and there were discussions on whether to move ahead with the renovations or hold off. There were different opinions with some members feeling the owners expected the units to be done and the money was in the reserves to others feeling it was their fiscal responsibility to the owners to hold back and have additional reserves. Thanks to the Board who could give our government some lessons ? they compromised leaving no one completely happy but knowing they were doing what they believe to be in the best interest of the Charter Club..
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Gearing up for the upcoming 4th of July celebration! Some action shots taken by our friend Scott Shook yesterday around the resort. Just another Thursday in Paradise! 😊
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